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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
4
The article lauds Manager Herndon and the Furniture Makers as a winning club in High Point. It credits fans for financial and moral support, noting the team’s self-sufficiency and strong playing spirit that makes the Pointers feared in the circuit.
The nation wide coal strike has kept the public unruffled as about 700 000 miners are idle and production has slowed. Officials expect a settlement in time and predict another big news story will soon take the spotlight.
A Guilford County editorial laments dog and horse deaths caused by careless owners and drivers. It notes fifty dogs condemned for nonpayment of dog taxes and horses killed by automobiles, arguing justice should not weaponize animals for human negligence. The piece urges humane handling and reflection on animal welfare.
A quirky item notes ice experts distinguish between preserving tomatoes with ice and chilling ice with tomatoes. Absence makes the heart grow stronger in playful contrast.
News from New York on April 25 reports strong rumors of a permanent Opera Comique to complement the Met and revive English opera at the Century. Plans allegedly include buying and refurbishing a major Broadway motion picture house and funding by a large financial syndicate linked with a popular singer. The proposed company would feature mainly American artists.
The report tells of Herbert Melville Harriman, son of Oliver Harriman and cousin of E. H. Harriman, marrying Miss Sally Huner after she nursed him back to health in France. They wed in October at French Lick Springs Indiana. Harriman, 46, belongs to elite clubs. Miss Hunter, 27, is daughter of Big Jim Hunter a former New York Central switchman.
A sizable group of former Greenwich Village residents are in Paris. Some publish an English magazine, several work on a Paris edition of the Morning Herald, and others study psycho analysis as they relocate abroad. The move may be linked to Volstead Act pressures, or it may be a broader, uncertain trend.
A narrator recalls spring magnolia blossoms along Park Avenue and notices the lush blooms on J P Morgan's residence. A passing driver muses about the draw of famous homes as the observer stands spellbound before the storied yard.
Friends of Mrs Van Holt rejoice as she rapidly recovers following a recent operation. She is a patient in Burrus McCain hospital on Boulevard.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen the largest railroad transportation union will open its third triennial convention in Toronto Ontario on May 9. Formed in Oneonta New York in 1883 it reports 180000 members and nearly 8000000 in resources across operating protective and insurance reserves. The group has historically worked with most US railroads and major Canadian lines to set wages and service rules and has pushed for safety and hours of service laws. It notes more than 53000000 paid in death and disability claims.
Swiss waiter August Probst seeks six months in the United States to pursue criminal proceedings against alleged kidnappers. He filed with immigration authorities as police investigate a Rolling Rock country club area incident tied to his alleged romance with a wealthy member’s daughter.
Governor Small faced trial in Lake County Circuit Court with Judge Claire Edwards presiding. Jury selection underway after twelve prospective jurors summoned. indictment issued last July accusing him of conspiring to embezzle state funds.
Barry Houston, timber owner near Empire Lake, travels from Boston to uncover what blocks his mill’s growth. A strongman Baptiste helps him probe Thayer while memories of murder and past losses haunt the trapper as Medaine Robinette and a dangerous amnesia mystery unfold.
In Charleston West Virginia on April 4 the Logan county treason charges were chosen as the first indictments to be tried against nine union leaders and members. The defense announced plans to demur and move to quash the indictments.
This sketch describes a low-lying bungalow in good taste with a simple roof and unobtrusive dormer. It features Swiss chalet hints with vertical battens, stucco first story, a spacious front porch, and an efficient kitchen. Rooms down and up use oak and pine with practical storage and ample light.
The Curtis Service Bureau in Clinton Indiana estimates a complete Roxboro house with heating wiring and plumbing could cost about 8000 dollars. This rough figure reflects typical variation in building project estimates of the era.
Justice Bailey of the DC Supreme Court ruled the alien property custodian need not surrender Grover C. Bergdoll assets worth 750000 if the government proves he is a desertion convict and a fugitive from justice.
The Rt. Rev. Troy Beatty bishop co adjutor of the Episcopal diocese of Tennessee and acting head since 1919 died at his Nashville home at 6 46 o clock after a five day illness of double pneumonia.
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