State and Carolina Shuffle Football Schedule 1926
In Raleigh the 1926 State and Carolina football game moves from fair week to October 30 at Chapel Hill. Davidson is listed as the fair opponent with other scheduled games including Elon, Jemson, and Duke, with dates in September October November.
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Raleigh
Rec
State
Carolina
Schapel Hill
Davidson
Elon
Ctober
Jemson
Clemgon
Davids
Satterwhite Calls Texas Legislature to Probe Governor
Lea Satterwhite announced in Amarillo that the Texas House will convene January 14 to investigate Governor Jenna A. Ferguson. The call, to be issued December 20, requires 50 signers and limits deliberations to investigation and impeachment. A $300,000 subscription fund had been set to cover costs.
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Austin
Texas
Lexas
Jenna A. Ferguson
Lea Satterwhite
Amarillo
Ublic
Govrnor Ferguson
Baltimore Sun
Satterwhite
Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Noel Must Die
The New Jersey court of pardons denied clemency to Harry W. Noel of Montclair who awaits execution for the murder of taxi driver Raymond Pierce and the kidnaping and murder of six year old Mary Daly of Montclair in Montclair.
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Noel
Trenton
N. J
Court of Pardons
Harry W. Noel
Montclair
State Prison
Raymond Pierce
Mary Daly
Mont Clair
District Attorney Examines Youth Crime in City Murder Case
In a murder case, McGeehan notes the case reflects on local youth life, citing parental neglect and risky social behavior. Nye’s body was found under a bed. Pirie allegedly killed Rye and wandered the city before surrendering. Margaret, Nye’s sister, recovered from shock and visited police.
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Mr. McGeehan
Pirie
Nye
Rye
Margaret
Police
Locarno Treaties Signed as Germany Joins Peace Pact
London dispatch reports Germany and allies sign the Locarno treaties guiding European borders toward arbitration and peace. The ceremony shows a simple, hopeful mood with leaders Briand Chamberlain and Luther among the signatories and dignitaries from Italy Belgium Poland and Czecho Slovakia in attendance.
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London
Germany
Europe
Versailles
Thg Reich
Kleig
Luther
Briand
France
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Italy
Belgium
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Baldwin
British threaten 10 from Mosul area in Turkish push
A London report claims Turkey would eject British forces from the Mosul region if the League of Nations rejects its boundary verdict. Rumors cite Turkish troop moves toward Mosul and a prepared, well equipped force along the Iraq frontier, though no official backing.
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Lonion
League of Nations
Mosul
Turkey
Great Britain
Geneva
Lond
Kavara
London
Iraq
Irak
Locarno Pact hailed as landmark for peace and disarmament
French minister Briand called the Locarno treaty a milestone toward arbitration and cooperation while Austen Chamberlain said the pact settles security and enables disarmament efforts. Czech, Polish, and Belgian leaders praised the accord as unblocking European prosperity and peace. Movie coverage will beam to the United States and Europe with large crowds and arc lamps in London.
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London
M. Briand
Associated Press
Austen Chamberlain
Europe
Great Britain
Italy
Council of the
League of Nations
Edouard Benes
Emile Vandervelde
United States
Alexander Skrzynski
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Chamberlain Awarded Order of the Garter in Lo camo Pact Role
London officials announce that British foreign secretary Austen Chamberlain receives the order of the Garter for his role in negotiating the Lo camo security pact. The nomination highlights his efforts in shaping security arrangements and international diplomacy.
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Order of Garter
London
Austen Chamberlain
Order of the Garter
Locamo
Revenue Rise With No Promise Of Restored 5 Percent Cut
Raleigh dispatch notes July to November 1924 revenue at 1.69 million dollars rising to 3.44 million, with new insurance and bus taxes. governor McLean cites no surplus or restoration of the 5 percent appropriation cut, despite overall economic improvement. He warns of potential deficits in other regular statements and remains cautious about promises.
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General Fund
State General Fund
McLean
Mitchell Fails to Oust Graves on Court Martial
Col William Mitchell loses bid to remove Maj Gen William S Graves from the Mitchell court martial. The court overruled charges of interference and bias amid a heated exchange. Major Gen Robert Le Howze urged decorum as Representative Reid protested Graves’s impartiality.
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Mitchell
Graves
Washington
William’ Mitchell
William S. Graves
General Graves
Representative Reid
Illinois
Robert le Howze
Reid
Ts Phat Sb
Gene Hoowae
Pardon Commissioner Rules on Clif ton Dickerson Case
Pardon Commissioner Hoyle Sink cannot free Clif ton Dickerson from an 18 month sentence for blockading in Franklin county. A white youth linked by Rev F N Britt remains unidentified in the church destruction. The preacher testified to eyewitness liquor case. the defendant’s alibi failed. The commissioner sees no clear path to pardon.
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Hoyle Sink
Clifton Dickerson
Franklin County
F. N. Britt
Ferguson avoids formal statement on Texas special session
Governor Miriam A Ferguson has not issued a formal decision on calling a Texas legislature special session. About 50 House members demand action by December 16 amid highway commission irregularities and resignations, tied to a $600,900 judgment against American Road Company.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Baltimore Sun
Ferguson
Highway Commission
American Road Company
Hood System Industrial Bank Organized in City
The Hood System Industrial Bank of High Points was organized by stockholders at the chamber of commerce. R R Ragan was named president with Charles L Amos as first vice president and W L Jackson as second vice president. The capital stock stood at 520,000 with plans to add 540,000 more, pushing total capital to 5100,000. The bank aims to open by January 1 and will be controlled by a district board with loans offered up to one year and repayable in weekly or monthly installments.
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Washington
John W. Davis
Ziang Sun Wan
Mr. Davis
Wilton S. Lambert
Wan
United States Supreme Court
District of Columbia
James A. O’shea
O'Shea
Davis
Great Corporation
Washtton
Dvis
Lamb
Mfe
Ffm China
McKenzie
Dial
Ath Carolina
R. F. Bower
Muscle Shoals
Harry A. Curtis
Yale
William McClellan
New York
Congress
Oni Saag
Hiticus
Promiere
Jesse
Muscle Shoalq
Tennessee
Wilson Dam
Furniture City
Hood System Industrial Bank of
High Point _ s
Chamber of Commerce
R .R. Ragan
Charles L. Amos
W. L. Jackson
T. A. Kearns
R. R. Ragan
W. C. Jones
J. W. Clina
Hood System Industrial Bank
Hood Finance Corporation
Goldsboro
Elizabeth City
Greenville
Rocky Mount
Durham
Statesville
Winston-Salem
Kiwanians To Name Officers On Friday
The High Point Kiwanis club will elect officers at the next meeting this Friday night at 6 39 o clock. The session will be held at the country club following the vote.
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Kiwanians
High Point Kiwanis Club
Louise Stout Dies at 74 After Six Month Illness
Mrs. Louise Stout widow of Newton Stout died at her daughter’s home on Jones street extension at 11 this morning after a six month illness. A Moore county native born August 18, 1851 she was 74 and a member of Pleasant Hill Methodist Episcopal Church. Survived by daughter Mrs. W. F. Proctor and son E. C. Stout of High Point. Funeral at her home Wednesday at 11 conducted by Rev. H. O. Miller and Rev. Mr. Pike with interment in Springfield cemetery.
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Louise Stout
Newton Stout
W.F. Proctor
Jones Street
Stout
Moore County
Pleasant Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
W. F. Proctor
Robbery Reported at Lewallen’s Garage in Asheboro
High Point police were notified today of a robbery last night at Lewallen's garage in Asheboro. The message says 50 Oldfield tires four or six Miller tires four Hood tires many inner tubes four horns and several motor meters were stolen. Police were asked to watch for the robbers.
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High Point
Lewallen
Asheboro
Oldfield
High Point Building Permits Hit 2025 November Total
The Enterprise reports High Point issued building permits totaling 202,370 in November, with a year to date of 23,608,480. The largest permit, about 100,000, went to Green Street Baptist Church for a new building at East Green Street and Mangum Avenue, while most permits covered residences.
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High Point
Enterprise
A. B. Horny
Green Street
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