Southern Yale clubs hold 10th meet in Washington
The Southern Yale clubs in Washington on May 27 and 28 will feature President Arthur Hadley and incoming Yale president Dr. James Rowland Angell as speakers at a banquet ending the meetings. Delegations from Associated Western Yale, New England clubs, New York and others are invited. Plans include a White House call and a visit to Mount Vernon.
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Tate Named on State Committee
Fred N Tate of High Point was named to the state Young Men's Christian Association committee by the Y M C A state secretary J Wilson Smith at the Charlotte meeting. The appointment comes as the organization seeks Tate’s cooperation and support across the state. In Greenville S C carnival tents were removed after residents complained of nuisance, a warrant issued against management but an agreement allowed removal of tents.
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Young Men's, Christian Association
High Point
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Charlotte
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Tate
J. Wilson Smith
Greenville
Germans as glass workers revive at Wesleyan Observatory
Revival of the German glass cutting and grinding industry resumes after wartime interruption. A 26 inch lens for the Van Vleck telescope arrives for Wesleyan University, with plans to measure stellar distances in collaboration with Greenwich England, Mr Wilson Solar, Yerkes, Virginia, Swarthmore, Northwestern, and Allegheny observatories. The telescope will have a 20 inch aperture and 26 foot focal length.
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Mr. Wilson Solar Observatory
Yerkes Observatory
University of Virginia
Swarthmere
Northwestern
Allegheny
Spirit eviction scare reaches Pottenhall court
A London woman told Pottenhall police court that after her landlords death his spirit allegedly haunted her demanding she leave the premises. Magistrate Green advised her to ignore the phantom and said eviction requires a County Court application.
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Death Sentence Under Review for Greenville Assaults
Examination of the clerk of court record in T A Vaughn’s case shows a 1919 order by Circuit Judge James P F Peutrifoy remanding Vaughn from the state hospital for the insane to Greenville jail for sanity evaluation. If found sane, execution would proceed. Vaughn had escaped the asylum and was recaptured in Port Tampa Florida this week.
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Boy Slayer Problem Won't Go to Prison Soon
War ren Banfield 11-year-old who shot and killed his brother Claire may not face prison and may not return home soon. He has been in the state hospital at Ann Arbor for mental evaluation and has been pronounced sound mentally and physically. Michigan law seems unable to touch his age, and his mother remains undecided about bringing him home due to fear of another outbreak.
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Commission Draws Jurors for Court in Guilford
Guilford County commissioners in Greensboro drew jurors for criminal and civil terms of Guilford Superior Court. The lists include many named jurors for the criminal term and multiple panels for civil term beginning May 16 and May 27, with overlaps among several surnames such as Summers Allred Humble Garringer Burn Bides Hemphill Warren Morrison Clap Atce Colloch Brown Smith Sykes Robarts Osborne Gonriey Wighill Modlin Pegram Whitehart Motsinger Dowdy Branson and others.
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Robert H. Wayworth
J. EH. Kenbow
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Eugene HL. Jarrett
Jonson
Arthur Barker
Porter C. Troxter
S. W. Hf. Smith
W. L. Peerden
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Ww. Humble
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T. J. Modlin
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J. FP. Branson
R. Shepherd
P. M. Trouse
J. M. Smith
W. Loman
R. A Andrews
W. Ll. Humble
C. I. King
Shapleigh Granted No Divorce by Judge Sabath
Mrs C Ber tram Shapleigh, a Chicago short story writer, believed happiness would rise if she lived in New York with her dmdhand composer husband. Judge Sabath granted Shapleigh no divorce. The piece notes the Romans used to make sacred cakes for Diana.
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C Bertram Shapleigh
New York
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Diana
Memorial plans honor Anti-Saloon League’s Rev Purley Baker
Jackson Ohio April 7 a memorial will be erected on Rev Purley A Bakers farm near here to honor his work as general superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of America. The memorial will be a hazy belvedere style. Baker spent 44 years on the farm and worked as a day laborer before teaching, then becoming a Methodist minister and finally dedicating his life to the anti saloon cause. He plans a fish pond dam on the farm to enjoy fishing and hunting.
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Purley A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League of America
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Seaplanes Reach Guantanamo as Havana Route Planned
April 7 report from Washington states two seaplanes piloted by U S Marine aviators arrived at Guantanamo Cuba at 2 40 yesterday afternoon after leaving Washington Navy Department advised today the planes will depart for Port a Prince Haiti tomorrow Mr and Mrs D F Beniley of Philadelphia arrived last night in High Point to visit Mr and Mrs B Parsons on West Green Street The Han tleys recently returned from Minami Fla where they had an extended visit
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Hantleys
Minami, Fla
Farmers Seek Cannery for Stigh Point City
Farmers in the area push for a local cannery at Stigh Point with strong backing from the chamber of commerce. If plans materialize, the city would gain a processing facility and economic benefits.
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High Point considers fruit and vegetable canning project
Officials of the chamber of commerce discuss a plan for a large canning operation in High Point. If funded, the first year would show a sizable expenditure while expanding could make it one of the souths largest facilities. The project would serve farmers in the area and include handling of vegetables with potential for fruit processing. Sugar content ranges across fruits from peaches to grapes, highlighting varying sweetness levels.
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