Judge Royal Abolishes Drunk Driving Delays For Road Sentences
Judge Walter Royal in police court yesterday ordered that all persons convicted of operating automobiles while intoxicated will be sentenced to county roads. Harvey Hayworth, white, received 60 days after being found guilty, with appeal and $300 bond. The judge cited life and property risks from intoxicated driving and warned road sentences will be imposed to curb the unlawful practice. Other cases included Frank Virughs fined for liquor crossing and Ida Bishan’s verdicts deferred.
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Walter Royal
Harvey Hayworth
White
Rayworth
Gligh Point
Pier Versans
Hoyal
Jude
Rosaivestordaye
Bou
Cook
Ida Bishan
Veeraney
Mountaineers Shine At Lyceum Concert In Large Audience
A Mountaineers program at the Lyceum, aided by Argentine pianist Pietro, delighted a large audience with native costumes and skilled performances. Each member delivered strong music, especially Algeni on piano accordion, with saxophone and folk songs adding variety. the cheerfulness of the performers drew enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company of Five
Goure Enterijiamient
Algenii
Colimun
Walie
Weaver Loses Appeal To Landis In Chicago
Weaver’s appeal to Landis was denied in Chicago amid tangled accusations. The case involved supposed conspirators and alleged plans to move the World Series ship to Cincinnati, reflecting mounting disputes over the baseball championship proceedings.
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Weaver
Landis
Chicago
Teanstatement
George
Brelk
Wantiver
Thord
Chiewpe Witte Les Weay
Cpoowes
Cincinnati
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
The article promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy, ready made solution to turn gray hair dark and glossy. A sponge dampened with the preparation is drawn through each strand, with effects appearing by morning and deepening after subsequent use.
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Lemme
Wyeth
Trinity to play Virginia on 1923 football schedule
Trinity college releases its 1923 football slate with Virginia added and several changes. Davidson is listed for Thanksgiving in Charlotte, Carolina at Durham, William and Mary at Norfolk, Wake Forest at Raleigh or Winston-Salem, and November 3 open. Schedule includes eight games, with December 20 notes and options for Armistice Day shifts.
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Dgrham
University of Virginia
Oglethorpe
Hamnden-Sidney
Watford
B. WW. Batunard
Trinity College
Davidson
Charlotte
Carolina
Durham
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Wake Forest
Haleigh
Winston-Salem
Presbyterian College
Chnilford
Rando pi-Macenace
University of Vireginix
Chladesville
Rove
Dearham
Wike Forest
Raleigh
Winston-Satem
Presbyterian
College Piae
Thayer Fails to Appear for Court Sentence
O A Thayer, a white man from High Point, who was condemned on an assault charge and sentenced to one to three years, withdrew his appeal but did not show in Superior Court at Circenshuro yesterday to accept the sentence. Judge W Furding warned the bond of 2500 will be forfeited if he does not appear this week.
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O. A. Thayer
Circenshuro
Ele
W. F. Tlurding
Thayer
Merchant Arrested in Promissory Note Swindle
A merchant was arrested today on charges of swindling ten businessmen out of £50,000 via promissory notes. The case centers on alleged use of deceptive financial instruments and involved multiple parties across the city.
Cubs Face 1923 Pennant Race With Youthful Roster
Chicago plans a youth driven build for 1923 with William Willifer as manager. Forty players report for spring training at Catalina Island, led by a mix of new signings and holdovers from 1922. Pitching depth includes fourteen arms led by Graver Nisenese. infield battles feature Charley Schlocher and George Grantham. catching strength centers on Bob O Parrell with Wurts and Leo Flarnet as challengers.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
William Willifer
Catalina Island
Willifer
Marty Krug
Cubs
Graver Nise Enese
Dut Hay Grimes
Lengua
Jonny Kelleher
Joe Dugmann
Athania
Bernie de Viertéeiros
Bob O'Parrell
Wurts
Leo Flartneit
Prince Axel to Join Family Business in Copenhagen
Rumor from Copenhagen says Prince Axel son of Prince Waldemar has returned from a voyage as captain aboard a ship of the Fast Asiatic Company. He plans to enter business life and work daily at the company offices, with expectation of a leading position. The report notes his interest in learning the commercial side of the firm.
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Copeneagen
Prince Axel
Waldemar
Denmark
Asiatic Coimpany
Snow
Cp Russell
Domiphay
Oflves
Coi
Hobo Tries to Escape Police Court
James White a freight rider known as knight of the road tried to walk out of police court on vagrancy charges. Fireman Honeycut restrained him and he was returned to custody as officers and court officials determined his fitness for trial after a near escape and earlier a group of tramps was chased from a freight train near High Point.
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Hobo
James White
Knight of the Road
International Order of Freight Riders
Honeycut
Comc
White
High Point
Sa Taas
Wieneh
Alyérs
Morris
Dhe
High Point Near East relief fund tops $1834
More than 1800 dollars have been subscribed in High Point to the Near East relief drive. Local chairman J. Alton Austin says the total reached 1834 with two individual gifts of 30 and 1. The city's quota is 3000 and organizers hope to reach it soon with further donations from churches.
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High Point
Near East Relief Fund
J. Alten Austin
Fligh Point
Mr. Austin
Asiamount
Two Die in Train Crash Near Roanoke
Roanoke Virginia December 14 Two men died in a railroad collision when an engine and tender crashed at a remote junction. Engineer Joe Bock and another crew member were killed in the wreck and officials were investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.
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Roanoke
Dee
Joe Bock
FE. Néel
Arakaman
Freight train derailment injures three near Welch West Virginia
A Norfolk and Western freight train derailed near Welch West Virginia early today injuring Fireman T Rickenberger from Flat Top Yard Virginia. Rickenberger severely injured while Bock and Neel residents of Bluefield West Virginia and Welch respectively were involved in the incident.
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Norfolk and Western
Welch
Ow. Va
Koad
T Rickenberger
Bock
Flat Top “Yard
Neel
Bluefield
W. Va
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Lyceum
Italia
Trinity
Virginia
Davidson 'S
Killifer
Dr. Bells
Fred. W.deitz
Reavans
the Ladies’ Store
Coughs&coids
Alart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
N. H. Silver Company
South Main Street
Ine
Arty Bat
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