Made-In-Carolinas association formed in Charlotte
A banquet at the Charlotte chamber launched the Made In Carolinas association with about 150 business leaders from the Carolinas in attendance. Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt presided and Fred Tate urged industrial expansion as Charlotte is seen as the exposition center. Charter incorporators include Pratt Madsen McLaren Skelling Sidetok Moore Patton Clarkson Tate and others. the governing board will have 25 directors with officers and an executive committee.
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Charlotte
Chamber of Commerce
Carolinas
Carolina
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Heriot Clarkson
W. C. Seed Sr
J. Paul Leonard
Statesville
J. G. Anderson
Rock Hill
Joh Brown
Winston-Salem
Louis T Moore
Wilmington
C. H. Turner
Fred WN. Tate
High Point
Fred Tate
Col
Chapel Hill
Charles
Madsen
Greensboro
H. I
McClaren
A. B. Skelling
Kre John Brown
the Turner
Stitesville
J. G. Sidetok
A. van Avery
Crarioette
Louis T. Moore
A &. Patton
Chariotte
Leonard to Wilmington State Convention Arrangements
Leonard makes arrangements for the twentieth annual convention of the state association in Wilmington. The letter references meeting locations and planning details as the event approaches at Wrightsville Beach.
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Leonard
Wibmington
Statibvilas
Ari
North Carolina
Wiemington
Laswartwn
State Associatra NT
Hisville Beach
Automobile Demolished by Train Near Oak Hill Crossing
An automobile was demolished last night at about 10 o'clock when struck by Southern passenger train No. 12 near Oak Hill crossing a mile and a half from the city. The car remained on the tracks after the motor stopped and the driver could not restart it. The occupants escaped before impact. The vehicle reportedly belonged to W. H. Bergen of Chicago. Local Southern Railway staff said owners were advised to remove the car.
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Southern
Oak Hill Crossng
Southern Railway
Greensboro
W. H. Bergen
Chicago
Hhe Auto
Parisho Urges Guilford Students Finish Education
Dr C C Parisho of Guilford College extension spoke at chapel about American expeditionary force education work in World War I and Army illiteracy. He urged seventh graders at Main Street School to finish high school and pursue college education. The Rotary Club hosted the high school center class at lunch with Parisho, former president of South Dakota State College.
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C. C. Parisho
Guilford College
Perisho
Poke
Main Street
Rotary Clinch
Sheraton Hotel
Kr. Perisho
South Dakota State College
Death of Joseph Sidney Guy in Statesville
Joseph Sidney Guy died Sunday evening at Carpenter-Davis hospital after several months of declining health and heart trouble. His death was sudden and unexpected to relatives and friends, who had seen him in good health shortly before the end.
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Statesville
Joseph Sidney Guy
Carpenter-Davis Hospital
God Friends
Ivaual
When the Slugger Strikes Out
A fragment reports economic hardship among workers once thriving, noting a drop from 500 workers five years ago to meager earnings and irregular pay. A second brief item notes locomotive hostlers from the Western Maryland Railway resuming work, now as railway employees rather than contractor staff.
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Hostlers
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway Company
High Point Relays Team Heads to Chapel Hill Meet
High Point will send a relay squad to Chapel Hill for a track meet with a tennis event and debating contest. Cored Johnston leads the crew with Vernon Snyder Perley Fogleman Walter Crissman Kearney Crissman Ralph Asbury. Nady Cates from the Enterprise joins as observer.
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High Point
Chapel Hill
Igh
Cored Johnston
Vernon Snyder
Perley Fogleman
Kearney Cr
Chapel Iiill
Lexington
Ashbore
Dr Brown Receives Aid for Near East Orphan Relief
The L’Oreal chairman Dr George R Brown says he is receiving Near Fast Relief subscriptions in almost every mail. He urges the public not to expect a personal canvass and asks donors to send contributions directly to him to help Armenian orphans.
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Loreal
Geo. R. Brown
Brown
Wavy
Muscle Shoals to Pensacola Railroad Chartered
A charter is granted to operate a proposed Muscle Shoals Alabama to Pensacola Florida railroad. The Muscle Shoals Birmingham and Pensacola Railway Company is capitalized at 2 500 000 dollars with a maximum indebtedness of 25 000 000 dollars as per its incorporation documents filed in this state.
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Muscle Shoals Railroad
Tallahassee
Fha
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Pensacola
Florida
Birmingham
Borah Attacks Operators Over Mining Contract Stand
Senator Borah of Idaho criticized operators in the Senate for refusing to confer with miners saying they broke a solemn obligation in the contract that expired March 31. He warned the public would face drastic measures to protect itself.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Senate Labor Committee
Minera
Freight and passenger piers planned for lake front at Cleveland
Freight and passenger piers to cost 800000 will be erected on the lake front west of Fast 9th street this spring by the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company. If terms can be made with the city, Harvey D. Goulder, attorney for the company, announces.
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Cleveland
Lake Front
Fast 9Th Street
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company
Harvey D. Goulder
Forsyth College President Resigns to Return to Pastoral Work
Dr. J. H. Foster, seven years president of Bessie Tift College in Forsyth Georgia, has resigned his post and will leave the college to resume the pastorate in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
J.H. Foster
Bessie Tift College
Figs Going Wins On Friday In Baseball Tilt
High Point H S baseball team travels to Winston-Salem for the second game of the season. Last week Winston-Salem beat High Point 2 to 0 in a fast game. Coach Knight expresses confidence and expects a victory, with Hayworth and Wood in strong pitching and catching form.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Hayworth
Wood
Pambrough
Wall
Ingram
Knight
Ninety One Slain in New York This Year
New York records show ninety one homicides through April six. Police report ninety five holdups in the same period, reflecting a surge in violent crime in the metropolis.
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New York
Veteran horse-cab driver stays on despite motor taxicab clash
Chicago April 6 Edward Budd the last on the south side and one of seven remaining horse-cab drivers refuses to quit amid motor taxi competition he says is starving the old-fashioned cabby and pressuring his trade.
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Chicago
Til
Edward Budd
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Tate
NEW Association
E. C. Parisho
High Point School
Rotary
Joseph S. Guy
J.P. M’gowan In
Kathleen Clifford
Robertsons Cole
AIP
Ana
Didia
Johnson
DR. Brown
Near East
Virginia and
Burley Tobaccos
Fifth Ave
New York City
Virginia
Burley
Gil
Mner
Nase
Zeans
James Bakel RY
S. Main Street
Ethel Clayton
Jayflower
Phe Qlogy Corporation
GORG
Loang Tuckers
Ladies Must Live
Betty Compson
Eclc Paramount
Cpicture
Richardson
Fowler
Parker Paper & Twine Co
Hamilton ST
Durham
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