Pointers 10 Well Twins Pay Off Lid in Winston Salem
Lloyd Smith leads the Pointers against Carrolls Twins in the Piedmont league opener at Winston-Salem. Lineup mirrors exhibition game with Oak Ridge. Pitchers Frenick or Mott in strong form, decision pending. Fans expect a full house and Billy Sunday to throw first ball.
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Winstor Salem
Lloyd
Duck) Smith
Carroll
Twins
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Billy Sunday
Smith
Eddie Frenick
Woody Mott
Carrollmen
Oak Ridge
Pointers to Host Salisbury-Spencer in Thursday Home Opener
After meeting the Twins in the season opener at Winston Salem the Pointers head to High Point for the first home game Thursday afternoon at Welch park. Joe O Rourke's Salisbury Spenser club visits with a parade preceding. Public Service Co runs two buses seating 28 each on 10 minute cycles between post office and park.
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Twins
Winston-Salem
Pointers
High Point
Joe O’rourke
Salisbury-Spencer
Welch Park
Salisbury
North Carolina Public Service Company
Baseball scores and postponements cross regional leagues
Scores from the Southern Association show Atlanta 11 New Orleans 1 and Little Rock 11 Nashville 6 while Birmingham and Mobile combined for a 1 in Mobile. Chattanooga 2, Memphis 0. Knoxville 6, Macon 14. Augusta 6 Asheville 4. Columbia 9 Spartanburg 6. Norfolk-Tidewater postponed due to cold. In the South Atlantic Augusta 6 Asheville 4 and other pairings include Portmouth & American Association matches. International with Toronto 2-12 Reading 1-5. Florida State League action at St Petersburg 12 Tampa also noted amidst cold weather and postponements.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
South Atlantic
Augusta
Asheville
Columbia
Spartanburg
Macon
Knoxville
Charlotte
Greenville
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results include Pittsburgh 4, Cleveland 2 and St. Louis 2 to Chicago 1. Today features St. Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn with three games on the slate. Chicago 11, St. Louis 10 Cleveland 5, Detroit 4 in 15 innings.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Uncommon Sense on Bible and Shakespeare as Guides
A newspaper editor praises Bible and Shakespeare as foundational reading, citing Abraham Lincoln as a model who learned from these works. The piece argues beginners should start with Esther, Ruth, Job, then move to Isaiah and Psalms, eventually exploring Shakespeare’s comedies and tragedies to foster self education and clearer thinking.
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Abraham Lincoln
Two Cases In Court Here Today
Two cases were tried in police court. M Skull received a suspended sentence on condition he pays for repairs to the gate at the Southern railway crossing. John Gilmore, a Black man, was arraigned on a charge of violating prohibition law. Prayer for judgment was continued until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Skull
John Gilmore
Scholarship rules hit city elementary baseball scene
Cleveland Indians Continue To Win Games. High Point elementary schools enforce scholarship as a condition for participation in athletics. Emma Blair defeats Grimes street 12 to 4 as teams prepare for next games and potential city championships. Hunt and Alfred starred for Emma Blair. Holcombe and Moton for Grimes street.
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High Point
Grimes Street
Emma Blair
Grimes
Crimes Street
Elm Street
Bay Street
Hunt
Alfred
Holcombe
Moton
Three Million Gift of Art Refused by Museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art refused a 3 million dollar art collection from the late Senator William A Clark due to will conditions requiring full acceptance and permanent display space. Executors say changes are impossible, sending the collection to the Corcoran galleries in Washington under the same terms. The Clark gift includes Corot, Cazin, Montecelli works, a Rodin statuette, a Donatello bust, tapestries, rugs, and other paintings and statues now at Clark residence on Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
William A. Clark
Lewis Morris
Clark
Dr. Morris
Corcoran
Washington
Metropolitan
Morris
Corot
Cazin
Monte Celli
Rodin
Donatello
Fifth Avenue
State to loan 500000 for Route 22 surfacing
The State Highway commission and Johnston County Highway Commission signed a contract in which the county agrees to lend the state 500000 to hard surface Route 22 from the Urn ett county line to the Wilson county line. The highway runs through Smithfield and work is agreed to be done as practicable.
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State
State Highway Commission
Johnston County Highway Commission
Uarnett
Wilson County
Smithfield
College Baseball Scores From University Parks and Cities
College Park Maryland UNC 3 Maryland 1 Charlottesville Virginia Virginia 9 VMI 2 Lexington Virginia Washington and Lee 7 Virginia Tech Worcester Massachusetts Dartmouth Holy Cross 6 Keep in mind this summary reflects readable fragments.
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College Park
University of North Carolina
University of Maryland
Charlottesville
Baseball pays final tribute to Charles H. Ebbets in Brooklyn
Funeral services for Charles H. Ebbets, late president of the Brooklyn National League club, will be held in Brooklyn. All National League flags will be at half mast for thirty days and Robins players will wear mourning bands on their uniforms. Babe Ruth showed marked improvement as his temperature neared normal amid team idleness celebrations. The $25,000 Reno pacing derby, a top 1928 Grand Circuit event, will be decided at Kalamazoo on July 20 with 37 entries and early favorites Theodore Guy Lulu Forbes and Ribbon Cane. Bud Taylor defeated Midget Smith in ten rounds at East Chicago. Frankie Callahan beat Mickey O'Dowd in Columbus in eight rounds. Paavo Nurmi, Hugo Quist, and Willie Plant head to California. Willie Ritola prepares to compete in the Pacific Association meet. Chicago Elks plan a testimonial for Eddie Collins at Comiskey Park with flowers and silver ruches after a parade involving city officials and American Legion members.
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Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn National League Club
Brooklyn
Robins
Kalamazoo
Mich
Theodore Guy
Lulu Forbes
Ribbon Cane
Paavo Nurmi
Hugo Quist
Willie Plant
California
Willie Ritola
Pacific Athletic Association
Chicago
Chicago Elks
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Comisky Park
American Legion
Collins
Philadelphia Lodge of Elks
North Carolinian Weds Girl In Constantinople
Miss Lucile Parker of Birmingham Alabama and Franklin W. Bell of Raleigh North Carolina married today at the American embassy in Constantinople. The ceremony was a major social event with 300 American colonists and officials present. The couple begin a six weeks honeymoon among the Greek islands.
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Constantinople
Lucile Parker
Birmingham
Ala
Admiral Bristol
Franklin W. Bell
Raleigh
N. C
Gary Tobacco Company
Nita
Parker
Curtis Gary
Bell
Near East
Greece
Dr Shotwell to Speak at Duke University Lectures
Dr James Thompson Shotwell of Columbia University and director of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace will deliver the John McTveire lectures in Craven Memorial Hall at Duke University on April 23 24 and 25. Topics include Recovering from the World War Planning for the Future and The Appeal to Intelligence in Foreign Affairs. Lectures begin at 8 15 P M with admission at 15 dollars.
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
S.15
Joyner Resigns as Pastor of Teupte Baptist Church
Wilmington April 21 The Rev AL Vo Joyner resigns from Teupte Baptist Church to accept a post at Canton in Thaywood County.
Luque Set For Strong Baseball Year After Early Triumphs
Adolph Luque of Havana Cuba shows promise for another strong season. Once a 27 win leader with Cincinnati he slipped to 10 wins in 1924. In 1925 he opened with a win over the Cardinals and a second victory against Pittsburgh, allowing seven hits in each.
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Luque
Cardinals
Pirates
Rules of Golf Q and A by Innis Brown
Answers on casual water in a hazard. A lift requires a stroke penalty regardless of where dropped. Touching water with the club in a water hazard is disallowed and costs holes or strokes. A grassy slope in a bunker is not part of the bunker, so sole the club is allowed.
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Innis Brown
Bell Syndicate
Charters Granted To New Concerns In North Carolina
Raleigh April 21 The secretary of state listed several chartered enterprises including Kinston Tuxedo Club Inc non stock corporation with incorporators A C Lamb Peter Harriss and J D Manos The Parkview Realty Co Charlotte capital 100000 with 300 subscribed by B Rush Lee M B Rose and D Taliaferro all of Charlotte Fort Totten Inc New Bern real estate 1300 shares four shares subscribed by Daniel Allen and W S Murchison of Raleigh and E H Meadows of New Bern Hickory Hosiery Mills Inc amendment increases capital from 100000 to 200000 Oop Comet Shoe Co Raleigh capital 25000 with 4000 subscribed by A Levy Raleigh Samuel H Levy and Allen J Barwick Noland Brown Co Inc Asheville undertakers capital 50000 with 18000 subscribed by D G Noland M C Noland and C W Brown all of Asheville Citizens Planing Mill Co Inc Columbus capital 100000 with 8500 subscribed by J W Black H H Carson and others The Turner White Coffin Co filed amendment moving from North Wilkesboro to Winston Salem R F Churchill C W Pridgen and John G Dawson Kingston The Carolina Garment Co High Point capital 100000 with 300 subscribed by H T Hudson L B Hudson and C C Garrett all of High Point The Terrace Inc Hendersonville real estate development capital 125000 with 10000 subscribed by Jake Wells Richmond Va I G Morris and A Y Arledge both of Hendersonville
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Raleigh
Kinston
Tuxedo Club, Inc
A. C. Lamb
Peter Harriss
J. D. Manos
Rocky Mount
Parkview Realty Co
Charlotte
B. Rush Lee
M. B. Rose
D. Taliaferro
Fort Totten, Inc
New Bern
Daniel Allen
W. S. Murchison
E. H.,meadows
Hickory Hosiery Mills, Inc
Oop
Comet Shoe Co
A. Levy
Samuel H. Levy
New York City
Allen J. Barwick
Noland, Brown Co., Inc
Asheville
Undertakers
D. G. Noland
M. C. Noland
C. W. Brown
Citizens Planing Mill Co., Inc
Columbus
J. W. Black
H. H. Carson
Turner-White Coffin Co
North Wilkesboro
Winston-Salem
R. F. Churchill
C. W. Pridgen
John G. Dawson
The
Carolina Garment Co
High Point
H. T. Hudson
L. B. Hudson
C. C. Garrett
the Terrace
Inec
Hendersonville
Jake Wells
Richmond
I. G. Morris
A. Y. Arledge
Carolina Garment Co Chartered in High Point
Raleigh April 21 The Secretary of State granted certificates of incorporation. The Jackson-Taylor Co of Asheville was authorized for 100000 capital with 1208 subscribed by Walter P. Taylor and J. B. Jackson and J. F. Jenking all of Asheville. The Seashore Transportation Co of Winston was authorized with 4000 subscribed.
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Raleigh
W. N. Everett
Dj Jackson-Taylor Co
Asheville
General Merchandise
Walter P. Taylor
B&b
Jackson
J. F. Jenking
Seashore Transportation Co
Winston
Honduran Revolutionists Capture Village Near San Salvador
Reports say Honduran revolutionists seized Ocotepec, a village about 50 miles from San Salvador, and march toward Comayagua, 37 miles northwest of Tegucigalpa, with the capital’s situation described as critical.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Ocotepec
Honduras
San Salvador
Comayagua
Tegucigalpa
R A Coughton Longtime North Carolina Official Obituary
R A Coughton, state commissioner of revenue and former lieutenant governor from 1893 to 1897, served with the late Governor Carr. He represented Ashe County in eleven terms in the general assembly and was a member in 1921 when appointed to his current post by former Governor Morrison.
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R. A. Coughton
Carr
Ashe
General Assembly
Morrison
Notice of Summons by Publication in Guilford County NC
In Guilford County Superior Court a partition by sale suit is filed by J. Allen Austin against Jerry Corbett Lelia Corbett Mary Claiborn and John Claiborn. Defendants Mary Claiborn and John Claiborn must answer by May 25 1925 at the Greensboro court house or petition relief will be granted. Court clerk W M Gant files April 20 1925.
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State of North
Carolina
Guilford
J. Allen Austin
Jerry Corbett
Lelia Corbett
Mary Claiborn
John Claiborn
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
Greensboro
W. M. Gant
Lucky 13 10 to Take Part in Two Meets Next Month
The Lucky 13 high school track team will enter two state rival meets in May to close their 1925 season. On May 2 at Greensboro they face Burlington Reidsville and Winston-Salem, with Burlington placing second and Winston-Salem third in previous state events. May 9 they compete in the Greensboro meet, aiming to overcome a one and a half point deficit to Winston-Salem as they train under Coach Edgar Hartley.
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Greensboro
Burlington
Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Chapel Hill
High Point
Charlotte
Edgar Hartley
Trinkle Urges More Good Roads At Convention
HOUSTON April 21 Governor I Lee Trinkle of Virginia told the United States Good Roads Association convention that every mile of good roads spurs demand for more. He noted nearly 3 000 000 miles built and 2 500 000 yet to improve while G G Dickinson of Santa Monica called paved highways an economic asset as the convention runs through Friday.
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Trinkle
Houston
Tex
I. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
United States Good Roads Association
G. G. Dickinson
Santa Monica
Calif
Southern Golf Meeting Set at Biltmore Forest
Asheville April 21 The twenty third annual meeting and amateur championship tournament of the Southern Golf Association will be held at Biltmore Forest Country club during the week of June 14 20 it was announced to
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Southern Golf
Asheville
Southern Golf Association
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Giants Take National League Lead Despite Postponement
New York Giants win to seize pace in the National League after Cincinnati’s loss to Pittsburgh. Lee Meadows limited opponents to seven hits as Robison’s pitching is hampered by Ebbets tribute postponement. Cleveland expands lead with a 5-4 15 inning victory over Detroit while Chicago St Louis split. Hornsby, Hartnett, Sisler star. Cobb appears for Detroit.
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New York
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Lee Meadows
Pirates
Meadows
Rixey
Pittabourgh
Moore
Giants
Dazzy Vance
Burleigh Grimes
Robinson
Brooklyn’club
Charles H. Ebbets
Cleveland
Athletics
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Johnson
Ty Cobb
Holloway
Chicago
St. Louis
White Sox
Browns
Cardinals
Cubs
Sotheron
Charley Hartnett
Neuferestornsby
George Sisler
Hornsby
Mangum
Connally
Lister
Twelve NC street railways invest ten million dollars
Twelve street railway systems operate in North Carolina with about 10,000,000 dollars invested and 145 miles of rail. The combined capital stock is listed as 155, with the networks spanning multiple towns.
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North Carolina
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Duke University
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