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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1928

Page

6

Meeting Reminders and Notices from Local Churches

Several church groups announce meetings and study classes for this week including Bible Learners at 317 Boulevard led by Mrs. Linthicum, Berean class supper at West End Baptist on April 13, and multiple neighborhood classes with times and host addresses. Also announced are births, weddings, and local social notices involving residents and families.

D. V. Linthicum G. B. Grayson West End Baptist Church W. C. Koontz Fourth Street Peter E. W. Holton Roland Park Emerywood J. A. Morris Lottie Holden A. L. Cecil Oakwood Court 1St Thessalonians Gene Lamont J. V. Apple South Main Street

Nebraska Primary Yields Senate Nominee and State Races

Nebraska results show U S Senator R B Howell winning renomination over Spillman in 644 of 1988 precincts with 25 599 to 19 629 votes while Arthur Mullen leads Democratic committeeman race and 403 precincts report in the state. Republican attorney general race led by C A Sorenson with 307 precincts reporting. Illinois results preview Governor Emerson and Cermak for major offices.

Raleigh Theodore E. Burton Ohio North Carolina Washington Coolidge Andrew W. Mellon Treasury Kansas City Frank O. Lowden Illinois Herbert Hoover Burton Mellon Nicaragua Calvin Coolidge Lowden Hoover Dawes Idaho Borah Smith Nebraska Hitchcock Oklahoma Reed Omaha Neb United States R. B. Howell O.S. Spillman Howell Spillman Arthur Mullen William Ritchie, Jr Maryland Mullen Ritchie C. A. Sorenson Lincoln George W. Norris Sasue Dort Payne Moriarty Sorenson Simon Chicago Louis Lincoln Emmerson Mt. Vernon Floyd E. Thompson Supreme Court Oscar E. Carlstrom Thomas J. Courtney Senate Ottis F. Glenn Mattoon Murphysboro Anton J. Cermak Czecholovakia Cook County Board of Commissioners John A. Swanson William J. Lindsay

Trial of Ku Klux Klan suits resumes in Pittsburgh

Testimony shows high klan officials ignored Carnegie authorities in 1923 Scottdale riot after parade without a permit. Frank Lanham of Oklahoma described night riders forcing two Jewish men to whip each other near Tulsa. Other witnesses traced liberty bond dealings tied to Fall and Everhart in Teapot Dome context.

Shaw Tulsa J. R. Ramsey Dayton, O Night Riders Ohio Pittsburgh Carnegie Norvalk. Hauge Swissvale Blankleagle D. Rich Grand Dragon Pennsylvania Rich Hauge Hiram Evans Scottdale Kleagle Sanford van A. Barrickman Lanham Oklahoma W. H. S. Thomson

Family Movements and Visitation After Easter Weekend

Tate Andrews returned to Wake Forest with Miss Mable Andrews moving to Spencer to teach after attending grandmother Miranda Andrews funeral at Liberty yesterday. J. R. Wood and daughters Ruby and Edna returned from Atlanta after Easter. Evelyn Payne spent Easter in Washington with friends. CC Chappell and J N Bready visited Charlotte to attend a Carolina theater show.

Tate Andrews Wake Forest Mable Andrews Spencer Miranda Andrews Liberty J. R. Wood Ruby and Edna Atlanta Evelyn Payne Washington, D. C CC. G. Chappell J. N. Bready Charlotte Carolina Theater

Chicago Vote Count Deepens Swanson Lead in Senate Fight

Chicago returns show Judge Swanson ahead of Crowe as the att orneys’ contest becomes a focal point in state politics. A daylight gun attack kills Octavius Granady, a Black candidate for committeeman, amid a tense campaign atmosphere.

Senate Crowe Judge Swanson Chicago Deneen Swanson Thompson Octavius Granady Morris Eller Granady

Sinclair Trial Returns to Contempt Proceedings

The trial against Blackmer, missing at the first Sinclair and Fall hearings, continued as government efforts to compel testimony against the Continental Trading Company intensified. Everhart’s testimony paused after Daniel Thew Wright indicated no further questions, with government presenting its case under the Walsh act for recalcitrant witnesses.

Freihart Liberty Sinclair Fall J. E. Benton First National Bank el Paso Texas Benton Ignacio Gonzalez Liberty Bonds A. D. Brownfield Exchange Bank of Blackmer Paris Albert B. Fall Denver Continental Trading Company Walsh Montana Senate Teapot Dome M. T. Everhart Daniel Thew Wright

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Beiaza Stevens Eliza Stevens E. L Green Street Baptist Church R. L. Smith Taylor Street Neighborhood Bible M. T. Hedrick Adams Street J. E. Bramham Dayton Beach Fla Agnes Louise Guilford General Hospital Bramham Minnie Louise Walker Key-Denny Lula F. Denny Clara M. Denny Manford W. Key O. E. Key Danville J. E. Holland Key South Hamilton Street Alice MacRae Canwell Elizabeth Jones Mary Elizabeth Perry Katherine Whitener Henry Foscue Jimmy Foscne Gilbert Ragan Bill Edwards Alfred Caldwell State College Garrison-Dunn William Stough Garrison Lillian May Curtis Henry Dunn Richmond Massachusetts Avenue W. A. Lambeth Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church Washington, D D. C Sibley Hospital Lambeth Wesley Memorial Church High Point Russ Love Gordon Cox Lacy Lowe T. A. Smoot A. K. Rogers Ed Cox Miss Tuggle Floyd Osborne H. T. Stevens Montheu Avenue Annie Laurie Tuggle Osborne C. C. Tuggle E. P. Osborne Centennial Avenue Stevens City Jackson William Grissom Raleigh Internal Revenue New York David H. Blair Winston Salem Big Gun Theodore Burton Associated State Republican State Executive Committee Jonas Lowdenman A. C. McCaskill Fayetteville Marion Butler Clinton Irving B. Tucker Whiteville Federal District of North Harmony Party Harmony Mecklenbrug Thomas J. Harkins Asheville Willis Briggs Seawell Briggs W. F. Kirk Hendersonville Klan L. T. Rule First National Bank of Pueblo Colo Tres Ritos Cattle and Land Company Fall Ranch Everhart Owen J. Roberts Tres Ritos Company C. B. Stafford Interior Department J. W. Zevely Three Rivers New Mexico Teapot Dome G. T. Stafford Mammoth Oil Company Naval Reserve Roberts Wyoming Reserve Cecil Coats North Main Street Dry Cleaning Company Ithaca Cvery Roat Beavans the Ladies’ Store Southern Dairies Health Builders of the H. Sechrest Nature Sechrest Funeral Home
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