Ann Meredith Held For Larceny In High Point
Ann Meredith, a white woman, is jailed awaiting preliminary hearing before Judge Kirkman on four larceny charges. She allegedly stole a pocket book containing 295 dollars from a man who gave the name Fred Holt at the carnival grounds Wednesday night. The man’s identity is uncertain. police suspect a fictitious name. The case was set for municipal court today but the key witness failed to appear, prompting a capias. Meredith recently had a hearing and was ordered to leave the GCi with 30 days grace and not to return before April 16.
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Ann Meredith
High Point
Jude Kirkman
Fred Holt
Capias
Holt
Ecard
Ann Merredith
Numieiy
Gci
Art or Industry or Both in a Changing America
Dr. William E. Barton discusses Sherwood Anderson's Poor White as a lens on rural to industrial life in the Midwest. He portrays a shift from crafts and community to vast, money driven industry, noting changes in homes, values, and culture as energy and wealth rise.
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William EB. Barton
Sherwood Anderson
Ohio
Middle West
Nation seeks balance between industry and culture
The passage argues that America can pursue industrial progress while elevating art and intellect. It notes widespread social strain from modern life and calls for communities to choose service, suggesting a nation can be commercially prosperous and culturally progressive simultaneously.
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America
Ousted Sox Plan New Independent Team In Chicago
Three ex White Sox leaders from the 1919 World Series fixing scheme organize a separate club to play teams outside organized baseball. Players named include Joe Jackson Swede Risberg Claude Williams with backing from George K Miller and associates. others like Fred McMullin Oscar Felsch may join.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
George K Miller
Joe Jackson
Charles
The
White Ox
Fred McMullin
Oscar Felsch
Osborne Charged With Seduction Case in Guilford County
Squire DD H. Gollins found probable cause in the seduction case against Clarence Osborne. Miss Jessie Hill and Osborne reside in Jamestown. Osborne posted a $1000 bond for the May term criminal court trial.
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Squire DD
H. Gollins
Clarence Osborne
Jessie Hill
Osborne
Miss Hill
Jamestown
Iearing Osborne
Guilford County
Reading system workers refuse eighteen percent wage cut
Philadelphia report says about ten thousand Reading system employees rejected a proposed eighteen per cent wage cut. F M Flack, general manager, proposed the reduction as part of cost cutting measures.
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Philadelphia
Reading
F. M. Flack
Covington Oil Mill Destroyed By Fire In April Blaze
Covington Georgia April 8 The Covington cotton oil mills plant was almost completely destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin early today with an estimated loss of about 125000 dollars. Insurance coverage is reported to be nearly full.
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Covington, GA
Covington
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