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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
4
A thought cites a biblical verse and argues poverty is overstated. It claims sensitivity and fear inflate perceived want, noting fear for imagined ills dominates half of people’s poverty perception.
The piece argues the federal government should pay carpetbagger bonds held against southern states like North Carolina. It suggests compensation at a compromise price, funded by Washington, not the states, noting historical looting and a misused Reconstruction era and calling for a formal buyout offer. Some bonds are held abroad and the issue affects international relations.
The Republicans have named Burlington businessman Junius H. Harden as their congressional nominee to run against Major Charles M. Stedman. Harden, a well known figure across parties, faces a tough race as Stedman seeks broad Democratic backing. The campaign is expected to be vigorous with party loyalists urged to unite behind Harden.
Henry Ford, famed for mass produced autos, speaks in London warning that war is unlikely as humanity grows more intelligent. He notes Britain and the United States share optimism about peace amid rising global sentiment.
The speaker argues that Mr. Ford’s confidence in permanent peace six weeks before the Sarajevo murder rests on bunk. He says history offers no lessons for Ford and that universal motorization does not cause or predict greater intelligence or the end of wars.
Veteran pitcher Rube Eldridge is released by the High Point club signaling another farewell from professional baseball. Yet history suggests he often returns, sometimes mid pennant races, making this latest retirement likely temporary rather than final.
The Enterprise expands market coverage with Clark quotations aiding AP data. Closing quotations arrive late, so 2.30 figures are published. daylight saving will bring earlier quotes. The daily stock list targets local demand and additions will be considered on request.
A discussion contrasts Ford’s mass production with traditional crafts, noting America’s shift to machines and the belief that industry will liberate rather than enslave people. It looks ahead to Chicago’s politics, Herrin’s gangster purge, medical progress, canal growth, and oil conservation.
Funeral services for William Everett Jarrett were held at Springfield Friends church with Miss Clara Cox and Rev. Lewis McFarland officiating. A large crowd attended. pallbearers were from the Brotherhood class and High Point Council Junior Order. interment followed at Springfield cemetery.
In Toledo Ohio John N Willys president Willys Overland announced the Whippet Six prices the lowest ever for a six cylinder car The five passenger coach and other bodies list from 615 to 745 dollars All models boast a seven bearing crank shaft marking a new advanced feature The move follows recent price cuts on the Whippet Four and Willys Knight models and aims to boost quantity production in the light six division.
Chicago mayor says he has no intention of resigning despite a strong defeat of his America first ticket in the statewide primary. Investigations into campaign bombings slayings and irregularities were discussed as officials pursue possible voting fraud and other inquiries following the upset.
Bruce Catton notes Henry Ford arriving in Southampton on his first trans Atlantic trip in 12 years. Ford claims he is interested in people above all, despite his fame for powerful factories and mechanized work. The piece contrasts public image with his stated concern for humanity.
The piece highlights Amsterdam as a major financial hub alongside New York and London, noting Holland’s neutral stance and vast colonial trade. It also covers Houston's civic preparations for the Democratic convention, with landscaping plans and infrastructure work to welcome delegates.
A London paper claims the prince topples from his horse due to crowding and excited women at racing events. The writer questions why similar crowding does not affect him on a dance floor and calls for an explanation.
The Department of Agriculture reports over the past decade oats smuts have caused annual losses from 29,060,000 to 91,000,000 bushels, with an average toll of 48,991,700 bushels per year.
April 12 1678 Massachusetts colonists made a peace treaty with the Indians. 1862 Gold premium first quoted in New York market. 1865 After Lee's surrender Confederates evacuated Mobile Alabama and recruiting ceased in the Union. 1871 Mexicans killed 40 Americans who crossed the border after Indians.
A luncheon for about 10 Christian Endeavor leaders was held at the First M P church dining hall at 12 15 pm. Hewitt F Cunningham of Chattanooga Tenn South field secretary spoke on the Crusade with Christ campaign, outlining Christian citizenship and world ...
An open forum followed Mr Cunningham's talk at a luncheon honoring the guest. Attendees included A. J. Koonce president of the High Point union Rev Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends church Miss Anna Mendenhall Beverly Yates Miss Mabel Griffith Miss Dennis Mc Adams Miss Mary Shepard and Luther Medlin.
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