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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1929
Page
7
The Broadhurst theatre presents Abies Irish Rose on screen this week. It blends humor with war horror and religious difference to explore brotherhood and tragedy. Abie Rosemary Solomon and Patrick families are portrayed with convincing depth and warmth.
A masked gang stormed a Chicago church during a Bucharest envoy’s address to the United Romania anniversary event. They seized wallets and a watch, targeting congregants including Rabbi Harris Goldstein who had $22 taken from his billfold. Police later identified two possible suspects.
The leader ordered return of money as thieves looted gifts and cash from several victims including Mr Phillips. They took 60 dollars from Dr Lee Shiffman and 1100 to be paid for services. A diamond ring, 2200 earrings and 1000 bracelet were reported among the loot. Mrs Braunstein briefly sheltered valuables in a doughnut box. Rabbi Goldstein prayed afterward as no lives were lost.
The article notes urgency to settle Mrs Gann's status. Vice President Curtis remains publicly silent but reportedly told diplomats he does not wish to embarrass them by opposing the Kellogg ruling. Friends say he may refuse social engagements if the ruling remains unresolved or unadjusted.
Mrs. Minnie Kennedy mother of Aimee Semple McPherson denounces Rev H H Clark's Seattle heart balm suit as “biting the hand that feeds him.” She calls the action blackmail and hypocrisy and says she has no further comment.
Governor Gardner warns North Carolina farms rely too heavily on external food and feed imports. He cites low livestock density, high fertilizer use, and a need for a two-arm farming system focused on animal husbandry while expanding canning and preserving industries to keep profits at home. He supports improving seed quality for cotton and tobacco without abandoning these cash crops.
Rebel chief Jose Gonzalo Escobar moves toward Sonora with about 6,090 troops from Juarez while forces under Calles push north toward Culiacan. Caraveo with 4,000 troops is near Chihuahua City as federals eye Pulpeto Pass and Naco fortifications loom on the Arizona border.
On September 13 1922 Aziza North Africa recorded 136.64 degrees in the shade marking extreme heat for the region.
Pineville officials report the card and spinning rooms nearly shut down as strikers protest while the weave room remains largely active. Mill officials say more workers returned and the plant operates on about the same basis as yesterday with most looms running.
Raleigh reports searchers focused on the pool at an old rock quarry near the city as they seek Mrs. A. L. Burrough who vanished from her home five days earlier. Billy Husham, a Scout volunteer, said he saw a tan cap floating in the water similar to one Mrs. Burroughs wore when she fled from a nurse last week.
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