Ship Canal Links Wheat Belt to Ocean Ambition
Kansas City April 25 The Mississippi Valley association plans to push the Great Lakes St. Lawrence ship canal and river development to bring ocean access to midwest wheat regions. Walter S. Dickey argues the project lowers transport costs and boosts farmer income, while railroads and New York oppose it as a threat to grain and trade. The convention will feature leaders like Senator McKinley and Governor Allen amid talks on railways waterways and economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Middle West
Great Lakes- St. Lawrence Ship Canal
Mississippi Valley Association
Walter S. Dickey
St. Lawrence Ship Canal
Dickey
Atlantic
New York
Great Lakes
Chicago
Milwatukee
Duluth
Liverpool
Kansas City, Missouri River Navigation Company
Missouri River
United States
Atsoan
Misaoeart
Becaube
Rive U
St. Lawrence
Canal
New England
Ohio River
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
William B. McKinley
Illinois
Association
H. H. Merrick
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Julius H. Barnes
Congress
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in High Point 1922
Public sale of the Furniture City Manufacturing Company estate, in High Point township Guilford County, at noon May 20 1922, to the highest cash bidder, subject to court confirmation. Real property borders High Point Randleman Asheboro Railway, beginning on South Hamilton street and listed parcels. 10 percent certified check or cash deposit required pending court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture City Manufacturing Company
High Point
High Point Township
Gauiford County
Leman, Asheboro and Southern Railway Company
Ollows
Hamilton Street
Arah J. Montgomery
Randle Nan
Asheboro and Southern Rail Way Company
South Hampton S.reet
Former street car worker convicted in Paradise Creek dynamite case
W J Cox a former street car company employee was convicted and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by the incorporation court at Portsmouth on April 25 for placing dynamite under the Paradise Creek bridge of the Virginia Railway and Power company on March 14. Cox was on strike at the time of the alleged act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
W. J. Cox
Street
Penitentiary Incorporation
Paradise Creek
Virginia, Railway and Power Company
Cox
Three Word Brand heads Rose theatre bill with William Hart
The Rose theatre presents William S. Hart in Three Word Brand a Paramount photoplay about a taciturn hero who defies political pressures. Jane Novak stars with a Dramatic fast paced plot. Will Reynolds wrote the story adapted for the screen. Also listed are S J Bingham Gordon Russell and others. Registration for a local election runs May 8 to May 27 1922 with polling hours 9 am to 6 pm.
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Paramount
William Hart
Rose Theatre
Mr. Heart
Hho
William S. Hart
Jane Novak
Will Reynolds
Lambert Hillyer
S. J. Bingham
Gordon Russell
Ivor McFadden Herschell Mayall
Colette Forbes
George C. Pearce
Woman Is Nominated For County Clerk Post
Johnson City Tennessee April 26 Miss Mamie Feefauver the only woman ever seeking public office in Washington county has just been nominated democratic candidate for county court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Mamie Feefauver
Washington County
High Point Special Election for Bond Issue on School Needs
An ordinance calls a special election in High Point North Carolina on June 6 1922 to approve a 250000 bond issue for school purposes. Polls open 7 am to sunset at City Hall Jarrell Building High Street and Southside Vive Station. Registrars and judges named for wards one through four with new voter registration to be maintained.
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High Point
Hgh Point
North Carolina
W. C. Jones
City Hall
Jarrell
High Street
Southside Vive
W. W. Ellington
Kirst
C., A. Smith
J. J. Hayworth
L. Gray
J. L
W. W. Church
City of
High Point Plans Bond Issue for Street Improvements
City ordinance authorizes bonds up to 375000 for street surface work with at least one fourth cost to be specially assessed. Provisions cover taxes to pay bonds, petition requirements, and publication rules. A second bond of 250000 targets school buildings and related lands and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
High Point
North Carolina
City Ordinance Publication and Legal Notice
The ordinance was passed on April 17 1922 and first published April 19 1922. Any action to challenge its validity must be filed within thirty days of the first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MO. W. Hedrick
R. L. Pickett
ED L. Ragan
High Point Special Election on School Bonds Adopted 1922
The city orders a special election to approve an ordinance authorizing up to 250000 in bonds for school purposes. Polls open 7 a m to sunset at designated wards J L Seehrest and others appointed as registrars and judges. Registration books open 9 a m to 6 pm for three weeks, excluding Sundays and holidays, with Saturdays during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihereby
High Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Ship Canal
Waterways
the District Court For the
Western District of North Carolina
I. Allen Austin
Atty
Second Ward
Third Ward
Jarrel Building
Fourth Ward
A. R. Hammer
A. B. Horney
Murd
John Farlow
T. W. Stowers
Frank Brown
J. H. Vestal
James Fulton
R. L. George
N.M. Hodson
Mno. W. Hedrick
Striker
Wm. S. Hart
U. S
Asco
Usco
U.S. Tire Co
Evy
Billip
U.S
Wilson Motor Company
Whit Way Auto Supply
Cecil
Sideloff Hz Company
Kephal
Ardware Company
West End
R Motor Company
iWish Point
Jing
WO Hedrick
C. A. Smith
C. L. Gray
J.L. Seehrest
T. W. Stoner
J. L. Parrish
James Alton
N. M. Hodson
W. W Church
City of High Paint
City
MO. W. Tiedrick
PKS
Marshall B. Lloyd
Lloyd
Lloyd Rose
Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Heywood-Wakefield Co
Menominee
Michigan
Heywood Wakefield Co
Dept
F. Menominee
Michk
Reventigna
Rede
Liey Manufacture
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