Noah Yates 12 Taken by Death in High Point
Noah Yates died at about 7:30 am at the home of his daughter Mrs. Ray Moose on the Thomasville road after two years of declining health. Born July 6 1863 in Randolph County he moved to High Point 21 years ago and worked at Durham and Melrose Hosiery mills. He married Elizabeth Hammond November 27 1887 and leaves a wife two sons Earl and H L Yates five daughters Mrs Ray Moose Mrs W F Thomas Mrs J H Harville Mrs Charlie Incarn and Mrs Roby Tysinger plus three half brothers.
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Noah Yates
Ray Moose
Thomasville
Mr. Yates
Randolph County
John and
Tobothy McDowell Yates
High Point
Moose
W. F. Thomas
J. H. Harville
Charlies Incarn
Mra. Roby Tysinger
Ille
Past Two Nights Coolest In Weeks
The article notes the past two nights were the coolest since May 20 with temperatures of 54 and 58 degrees and a high of 90 degrees yesterday. It lists relatives of J. R. Yates and family, then reports a funeral service planned Thursday at 1 p.m. from Mrs. Moose’s home with burial at Old Union church in Randolph county under clergy C N Royal J M Hilliard. Pallbearers from Trophy council No 29 will assist at the graveside.
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U.S
J. R. Yates
High Point
Harris Yates
Thomasville
Wesley Yates
Randolph County
Martha Tysinger
Moose
Old Union Church
C. N. Royal
J. M. Hilliard
Trophy Council
Outing By National Guard Battery E 252nd Held At Jamestown
About 60 members from Battery E of the 252nd Battalion attended a combined outing swim and dinner at Jamestown City Lake Park last night. They gathered at the armory, swam at the city pool from 8 to 9, then dined in the City Lake Launch private dining room. Lt Sam E Holt acting commander Lt Raymond W Watson Lt G H King and Sgt John L Bean spoke on future plans and the proposed new armory. The unit called the event highly successful.
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Battery E
252Nd Battalion
City Lake Park
Jamestown
City
City Lake Launch
Sam E. Holt
Raymond W. Watson
G. H. King
John L. Bean
Suspect Identification Leads to False McGowan Claim
A man who identified himself as McGowan and claimed to be in Montana’s Polson penitentiary was detained but later found to be mistaken for the suspect. Christiansen noted the individual appeared about 40, heavyset, and the claim proved unfounded.
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Christiansen
McGowan
Montana
Polson
Kidnap Probe Ties Suspect to Northwest Lumber Heir Case
Mahan remains at large amid a $200000 kidnapping case involving the 9 year old heir to a northwest lumber fortune. Harmon Waley, a former convict, serves 45 years with his wife Margaret 19 convicted for roles in the abduction. Authorities tracked Mahan near Butte Montana after a car with ransom money was found abandoned.
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Margaret
Tacoma
Mahan
Butte
Mont
Filibuster by Long Impacts Senate Midnight Adjournment
A historic midnight adjournment follows Robert Long's long filibuster over the $4.88 billion work relief package and social security measures. Amid accusations of political publicity, Louisiana Senator Huey Long drew fire as Congress raced to act before January.
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Control of Suez Canal Threat to European Peace
Dr. Wilhelm Frick Germany interior minister praised Italy's colonial position in a Westphalian Nazi paper. Bertrand Russell in Petersfield England commented the United States was wise in declar-
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Italy
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Petersfield
England
United States
Dickson Attacks President Over Legislation And War News
Dickson assails the President for bad legislation while urging a bonus bill in January. Spanish American War pensions restored. public utility holding companies placed under government regulation to protect investors and consumers. London reports Italian fleet movements and Suez Canal tensions amid Italo-Ethiopian strain and Japan's colonial ambitions.
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Spider on display at The H Enterprise window
An ornate black and yellow spider was shown in The H Enterprise window late yesterday by R. KR. McVey of 044 Forest Avenue. The display drew attention from passersby.
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R. KR. McVey
Forest Avenue
Enterprise
Excavation Starts for High Point Enterprise Building
Excavation began today at the corner of North Main and Waoglish streets for the High Point Enterprise new building. Workmen toiled shoveling and hauling dirt as the company aims to occupy the structure around January 1, 1936.
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High Point Enterprise
North Main and
Waoglish Streets
Enterprise
Police seek Annie Bailey amid Hickory missing sister case
Police and Hickory officers search for Annie Bailey who is said to live near Brentwood School on East Green Street. Her brother William Bailey aged 21 was injured after falling from a moving truck between Hickory and Statesville. Bailey is not believed seriously hurt.
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Annie Bailey
Brentwood School
East Green Street
William Bailey
Hickory
Statesville
Bailey
Wesley Memorial church hosts officers teachers vs Peacock class in picnic game
A church event at Wesley Memorial features a baseball game between church school officers and teachers and Peacock Bible class members at the city lake tomorrow at 4 pm. Rumor says Red Tuttle may pitch for the Peacock team while a dark horse pitcher leads the church side. A basket supper follows around 6 pm with expected attendance 159 to 200.
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Peacock Bible
Wesley Memorial Church School
Church School
Wesley Memorial Church
City Lake
Red” Tuttle
Wesley Memorial
Bank Depostors to Receive Ten Percent Dividend
A loan to cover indebtedness to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and pay 10 percent dividends to common depositors of the defunct Commercial National Bank has been approved. Receiver John D. Biggs reported the loan approval and expected payment within six to eight weeks.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commercial National Bank
Comptroller of Currency
John D. Biggs
Critics Warn of Broad Subsidy Push Across Industries
The author decries public loan programs by the Public Works Administration and other agencies, warning that subsidies may extend beyond farmers to miners and other producers. He cites constitutional concerns, cites the Wagner Act, Social Security doubts, and criticizes the tax and work relief measures as part of a broader forceful policy shift.
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Last Rites Held For Mrs Verlin Chapell
Funeral services for Mrs Verlin Chapell wife of C W Chapell who died at 211 Ennis Street Saturday afternoon were held at home 11 am then at Little Richmond Baptist church in Surry County with Rev Hoyle Love and Rev Mr Stanley officiating. Choir songs included How Beautiful Heaven Must Be Never Grow Old and Asleep in Jesus. Flowers by Misses Annie Alma Thelma White Pauline Armentrout Zula Mae York Walsie Teague Virginia Tax and Mrs J C Flynn. Pallbearers were R K Watloway R Sledge A E White J C Flynn Hansell Chapell and R D Evans. Burial in church cemetery.
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Virginia Tax
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R. D. Evans
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New Bern Receives WPA Grant For Local Improvements
Presidential approval of a works relief grant by the Works Progress Administration funds projects across the country. New Bern North Carolina gets 84,500 for road system repairs curb walls and grounds improvements including realignment of headstones at memorials.
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Washington
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Works Progress Administration
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Motorcycle rider narrowly escapes injury in crash
Clarence Hollifield an 18 year old delivery boy for WY C Brown Shoe Shop narrowly escaped serious injury after his motorcycle crashed into a car driven by Miss Myrtie Patterson at the Virginia avenue and English street intersection. Hollifield was thrown into the windshield but suffered no serious injuries.
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Park Street
WY. C. Brown Shoe Shop
Moon
Market Trends Chicago Butter and Eggs Firm
Chicago market trends show butter at 13,405 firm with unchanged prices and eggs at 7,480 firm for extra firsts at 25 4 26 cents per dozen, with fresh graded at 26 plus percent from current receipts.
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Chicago
Cotton futures open barely steady on mixed reactions
New York cotton futures show a narrow opening with Oct 10.56 and May 10.64 guidance as selling from locals and brokers pushes prices slightly lower after an initial rise. Projections for Oct through July range around 10.50 to 10.66, with late-session levels around 10.50 to 10.58.
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New York
Liverpool
Far Eastern
Commission House
NEW York Cotton
Cotton opens higher after loan settlement in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 27, cotton prices rose as opening bids advanced 6 to 9 points. Oct gained 6 points to 10.53, Dec up 6 at 10.41, and May up 7 at 10.48. Traders expected a brief adjustment period before bearings normalize.
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Congress
Chicago Livestock Market Mixed on Hogs and Cattle
Chicago hogs about 10 000 head with 3 000 direct up 10 to 16 cents from Monday. Prices for 190 240 pound hogs mostly 11.25 to 11.60, sow and heavier hogs 10.60 to 11.60. Cattle and calves steady to mixed with best steers and yearlings 11.00 upwards, early heavy weights 12.40, prime kinds above 12.50, fed yearling heifers 9.50 to 11.00. grassy cows weak to unevenly lower amid broader down market.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. 8
Flour Truck Wreck Near Guilford Davidson Line
A W. A. Davis Milling Co truck driven by M. E. B. Johnson skidded off the concrete highway near the Guilford Davidson county line shortly before 8 am. The vehicle nosed into a terraced front yard while en route to Thomasville. No injuries were reported.
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M. E B. Johnson
W. A. Davis Milling Company
Guilford- Davidson
Thomasville
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