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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1921

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Nine Hurt As Freight Sideswipes Train At China Grove

Nine passengers are injured, none seriously, when northbound freight No.2 sideswiped a combined passenger and baggage coach of No.31 at China Grove. Glass shattered in two coaches. list of injured includes H. F. Seay Lynchburg Va and J. W. Bolling Andrews S C among others. Cause cited as door blown open by high wind.

Charlotte China Grove H. F. Seay Lynchburg T. B. Hamrick Thomasville Bob Price Southern Railway Spencer Lucinda Mitchell Columbia D. C Will Mitchell W. H. Moore White Atlanta Dr. Hardy

Two Men Injured As Laundry Machine Explodes Today

A dry-cleaning machine exploded at the High Paint Steam laundry on East Washington street injuring John Sartain who suffered a broken leg and Joseph Crowder with facial burns. The blast damaged the building and shattered plate glass as fire units responded and several suits burned.

John Sartain Joseph Crowder East Washington Street Sartain Guilford General Hospital Crowder Northside Pupise

MIT Announces New Courses in Food Engineering

MIT in Cambridge announces new food engineering courses aimed at the fish and packing industries. The program blends engineering with biology of deep sea fish and shellfish and includes business administration to prepare students as managers.

Cambridge Mass Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Farrell Expected to Head Shipping Board Nomination

Washington reports that James A. Farrell president of United States Steel is expected to be named chairman of the shipping board. The nomination will be sent to the Senate late today.

Utilities Head Dies On Train

Zeb ulin Vance Taylor president and general manager of Southern Public Utilities died suddenly at 10 o'clock this morning of acute indigestion in Fredericksburg Virginia while traveling to New York on James B. Duke's private car. Taylor's headquarters were in Charlotte.

Charlotte Zebulin Vance Taylor Southern Public Utilities Company Fredericksburg New York James B. Duke American Tobacco Company Southern Power Company

High Point Plans Decorated Welcome for Good Roads Delegates

A Saturday afternoon meeting in the chamber of commerce led by Gilbert W. Clark organized High Point’s welcome for visiting good roads enthusiasts from Greensboro. Committees were formed to decorate the city and distribute souvenirs, aiming to showcase the Furniture City during the visit.

Chamber of Commerce Gilbert W. Clark Good Roads High Point Greensboro Clark High Pointer United States O. E. Mendenhall Herbet Newbold Louise Ingram Lucile Holton Thelma Wineskie V. A. J. Idol J. S. Welborn G. W. Clark Avery Kirkman Katherine Raymond Dorothy Henley Valette Jones Carter Dalton Robert Amos W. H. Plummer E. M. Shipman T. D. Gilliam J. J. Farriss Ed Millis A. S. Caldwell Kenneth Denny J. D. Cox Robert Sechrest W. G. Shipman Grace Ford H. S. Coffield Helen Brockett Mary Alexander C. C. Prince

Prices Hold High on Staples Despite Modest Food Decline

The Department of Labor index shows meats butter cheese and sugar up from Feb 15 to Mar 15 while many other staple items fall. Overall food costs drop about one percent. cabbage sugar pork chops and various meats rise up to 8 percent, while eggs rice bacon and bread ease.

Washington Department of Labor

U S Foreign Trade Drops Sharply in March

Washington reports March 1921 foreign trade at $384 million exports and $252 million imports, versus $822 million exports and $524 million imports a year earlier, yielding a $132 million trade surplus compared with $296 million in March 1920.

Washington America Department of Commerce

Primary Election Set in High Point Tomorrow

Several thousand voters in High Point are registered for a key primary to determine nominees for the May 3 municipal election. Polls open at sunrise and close at sunset with many candidates actively courting support as candidates brace for a high turnout and unpredictable results.

High Point

Bergdoll Evadee Case Moves in House Rules Panel

The Kahn resolution for investigation of Grover C. Bergdoll the Philadelphia draft evader was reported out by the house rules committee. Chairman Campbell said it would be taken up at an early date.

Washington Kahn Germany Grover C. Bergdoll Philadelphia House Rules Committee Campbell

President Harding Opens Conscience Fund With Dollar

President Harding started a personal conscience fund receiving a one dollar remittance from an unidentified Pasadena writer claiming to have robbed Harding of 40 cents about twenty years ago. The letter asks to keep the donor unknown and notes the dollar will be added to a fund like the treasury’s conscience fund.

Washington Harding Pasadena Cal Treasury Department

Unique Still Is Taken Near City

A highly unusual illicit liquor still was seized four miles southwest of the city by Deputy Sheriffs J. E. Wagner and W. D. Martin. A hot water tank, set in a brick furnace near the woods, was nearly ready for use with mud still wet. Three fifty-gallon coca cola syrup barrels were also captured alongside the tank.

J. E. Wagner W. D. Martin High Point

Urge Speeding Up Of Fixed Tariffs

Delegates of the Southern Tariff association met in Washington for two days to press Congress for a permanent tariff law and to extend the organization into every state with interested industries. They pledged mutual support for proposed schedules and said immediate relief would be provided to industries not yet included by passing a permanent law.

Washington Congress De'egaes Southern Tariff Association

Repeal of 5 1 2 percent return clause proposed by Sweet

Washington April 18 Representative Sweet Republican Iowa member of the house commerce committee says he will introduce an amendment to repeal the transportation act provision requiring rates to yield railroads a five and one half percent return on federal valuation and restore the Interstate Commerce Commission's primary authority to set rates.

Washington Representative Sweet Iowa House Commerce Committee Interstate Commerce Commission

Texas Firm Seeks Halt to Georgia Oil Inspection Fees

The Supreme Court scheduled October 12 for the hearing of a Texas company’s suit to stop Georgia inspectors from collecting oil product inspection fees, arguing the statute authorizing the charges is unconstitutional.

Supreme Court Washington Texas Company Georgia

Irregular Start to Cotton Market Opening

The New York cotton market opened irregularly with narrow initial trading. Liverpool showed strength while British miners strike news held steady. listing prices moved modestly with May at 12.00 and July around 12.85 while July eased to about 12.69.

New York Liverpool New Wall Street South

Canvassers Meet Tuesday Evening for High Point Drive

A meeting of canvassers seeking new members and funds for the High Point chamber of commerce will be held in the commercial organization building next Tuesday night at 8 oclock. Encouraging progress reports were received today as more than a score of business and professional men work hard to reach the goal with several new members added since the campaign began.

High Point Chamber of Commerce

French to Take More Territory

Paris reports occupation of additional German territory if Allies’ demand for 12 billion gold marks by May 1 is not met. Echo de Paris says potential extension could reach beyond the Ruhr into Westphalia’s industrial zone. Cabinet discussed extending military activity with two reports adopted.

Paris Ruhr Westphalia Echo de Paris

Caruso Recovers After Illness in New York

The first image of Enrico Caruso since his illness shows him at the Vanderbilt Hotel apartment in New York. The celebrated tenor, reported recovering, appears in a staged moment amid hospital and press speculation.

Caruso Enrico Caruso Vanderbilt Hotel New York

Carhartt Legacy Built on Sentiment and Ambition

York County profile of Hamilton Carhartt founder of the Dar Carhartt company. From a pants peddler to a major textile magnate he built factories across the U S and stresses sentiment loyalty and early hiring to run a large business. He funds a 1600 acre estate and celebrates nurturing young men into leadership roles.

Mr. Carhartt York 5. C Hamilton Carhartt Carhartt Catawba River York County Rhode Island Detroit Atlanta Dallas San Francisco Toronto Liverpoool Rock Hill 8. C Carhartt Company

Delegates Arrive for Road Weeting in Greensboro

Greensboro hosts the ninth annual United States Good Roads convention and the fifth annual Bankhead Highway session with 2500 to 3000 delegates arriving from almost every state. Governor Cameron Morrison to welcome attendees. Judge Toney to reply. An old fashioned barbecue at Guilford Battle Ground and an automobile ride to High Point are among planned entertainments.

Greensboro United States 100D Roads Association Bankhead Highway Association Union Cameron Morrison Toney Arkansas Guilford Battleground High Point

Senate Confirms Harding Appointees

President Harding nominated H Foster Bain of California for director of the bureau of mines. Mary Anderson of Illinois was nominated to head the women s bureau of the department of labor. Col George Harvey of New York and Myron T Herrick of Ohio were confirmed as ambassadors to Great Britain and France respectively, with Harvey s vote 47 to 20.

Washington H. Foster Bain California Harding Bureau of Mines Mary Anderson Ilinois Women’s Bureau Department of Labor Col George Harvey New York Great Britain Myron T. Herrick Ohio France Senate Col. Harvey

Lightning kills young farmer on porch in Alexander county

Hickory April 18 Charlie White age 22 unmarried was instantly killed Saturday afternoon by a stroke of lightning while standing on the porch of his home in Alexander county 13 miles from Hickory His father and sister who were nearby were slightly injured

Hickory Charlie White Alexander County

Wounded man may recover after Thomasville shooting

Kenny Shaver, struck by a stray bullet fired by Dr. J W Peacock who killed Chief J E B Taylor in Thomasville, was reported in favorable condition at a local hospital. Thomasville quieted by afternoon as officials consider defense counsel and possible transfer of Peacock for trial. Chief Taylor’s funeral was held in Winston-Salem with police from that city in attendance.

Kenny Shaver J. W. Peacock J. E B. Taylor Thomasville Shaver High Point Lexington Peacock Davidson County Bower E. T. Cansler Charlotte J. R. McCrary Wade Phillips Mr. Raper Walser and Walser Chief Taylor Winston-Salem

Swedish actress Sigrid Holmquist seeks arts ministry

Sigrid Holmquist asks Senator Knute Nelson to begin legislation for a ministry of fine arts to enforce national pursuit of beauty and culture. The request aims to elevate government support for the arts and cultural initiatives.

UL S. PO Poster Jre Sigrid Holmquist Mary Pickford Knute Nelson Ministry of Fine Arts

North Carolina Road Work Near Ten Million Dollars

North Carolina highway work as of April 1 1921 totals about 9.727 million dollars under contract four projects two bridges and two gravel roads. Hard surfaced and gravel mileage reach 560 gravel outdistances hard surfaced by nearly four to one with 667 miles under way and a total 36 projects completed or contracted for. Federal aid funds all road activity though private firms perform most construction with commissioners often acting as their own contractors.

Raleigh North Carolina State Highway Commission Highway Commission Doughton-Connor- Bowie Craven Cumberland Wayne Guilford Haywood Wilkes Columbus Gaston Duplin Stanly William Jennings Bryan San Francisco Bryan Josiah William Bailey Tarheelia

Warmer Weather By Wednesday

A cold snap moving eastward from the plains states spread along the Atlantic seaboard from Maine to Florida. The Weather Bureau forecasts gradually rising temperatures for Tuesday and Wednesday with light frost likely tonight as far south as interior Florida.

Washington Plains States Atlantic Seaboard Maine Florida Weather Bureau Asheville N. C Alabama Middle Atlantic

Oil price rise announced by major buyers

Pittsburgh April 18 oil buyers announce a crude oil price increase with rises from ten to twenty five cents per barrel.

Pittsburgh

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