Capper urged plan to extend livestock credits through cooperatives
Senator Capper opened Senate Banking Committee hearings on credit legislation proposing to widen livestock loan facilities via cooperative livestock farm associations aided by federal banks. Lenroot outlined a competing bill. Eugene Meyer attended as War Finance Corp. director.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Banking Committee
Capper
Kan
Senate Farm Bloc
Lenroot
Joint Agricultural Commission
Lenroot-Anderson
Administration
Infant James Farrell Dies in Newport News
A High Point message reports the death of infant James Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Farrell, in Newport News Virginia. The body will be brought to High Point and taken to Mrs. Farrell’s sister Mrs. W. B. Davis at 43 Denny Street. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Rev. Cobbe and Rev. Haworth officiating. Interment will be at Oakwood Cemetery. The infant’s grandfather is Mrs. Westmoreland, formerly of High Point.
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High Point
James Farrell
J. H. Farrell
Newport News
Samuel Haworth
Friends Church
Oakwood
Farrell
Westmoreland
Bankers Death At Home By Suicide In Indianapolis
James M. McIntosh 55 a noted Indiana financier and National City Bank vice president and director killed himself at his home in Indianapolis. Relatives cite financial worries and ill health as the cause of the act.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James M. McIntosh
Indiana
National City Bank
British Steamer Orierio Crew Transferred Near Point Arena
The crew of the British steamer Orierio stranded on Fish Rock ten miles south of Point Arena was being moved to the steamer Cotton Plant at 8 a m, per a wireless message received by the Federal Telegraph company in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Orierio
Fish Rock
California
Point Arena
Cotton Plant
Federal Telegraph Company
Mechanical changes hit delivery of today's Enterprise
The Enterprise reports delays in today's paper due to mechanical changes in the mechanical department. Lino type machines were moved to accommodate a new machine expected to be installed immediately. News was limited to the day's most important happenings while the rest waited for full production. The paper asks readers for patience during the delay.
North Carolina State College Fall Exams Begin
Students at North Carolina State College prepare for the December 14 to Christmas break full term examinations. A new South dormitory for 144 residents will ease dorm congestion, and an enlarged dining hall will be available later in winter. January 3 marks the second term reopens, with the short practical agriculture course running January 8 to 19.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Hartsell
Hughes Faces Hard Fight in Australian Election
Melbourne November 22 news outlines William Morris Hughes as a coalition Prime Minister facing a tough December 16 general election. The article traces his wartime leadership, party splits with Labour and the Country Party, the Liberal withdrawal led by A Watt, and the Senate's Nationalist dominance while Labour declines.
Small blaze from faulty flue sparks Pickett mill fire alarm
A fire last night at about 6 o clock in a Pickett cotton mill house on Tryon street was caused by a bad flue. Fire companies all responded but the blaze was extinguished before noticeable damage occurred.
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Tryon Street
Ibhox No
John Plumyner Undergoes Appdemitis Operation
John Plumyner was operated on last night at Burrus McCain hospital for the condition described as appdemitis. The report notes the surgery proceeded without complication and the patient is expected to recover in hospital care.
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John Plumyner
Burrus-McCain Hospital
Wanamaker Dies at 62 in Philadelphia Home
John Wanamaker world famous merchant and former postmaster general dies at his Walnut street residence after a long illness. Survived by son Rodman and two Philadelphia daughters, he funded hospitals banks YMCA buildings and relief for Belgians at WWI start. His maxims guided a 62 year mercantile career.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Walnut Street
Wanamaker
Rodman
New York
Mary B. Brown
Independence Hall
Library plans set for Braswell gift building in Braswell Park
A six member special committee in Rocky Mount is arranging to set the contract for the Thomas Hackney Braswell library. The new building, funded by a $15,000 gift from Dr. M. R. Braswell, will be in Braswell Park and their plans will be submitted to the library board of trustees before adoption.
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Rocky Mount
Thomas Hackney Braswell
M. R. Braswell
Braswell Park
Labor party splits and key leaders in Australian politics
The piece notes the Labor party’s weak House of Representatives support and enduring rifts since 1916. It highlights tensions in New South Wales and Queensland where Labor ministries face limited success, with Radical shifts alienating voters. The campaign centers on Watt Page and Hughes as old Liberal forces, while the Country Party remains hopeful to deny broad support to the Prime Minister.
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House of Representatives
Hughes
New South Wales
Labor
Queensland
Watt
Page
Country Party
Labor Party
Pen Sketches High Point Leader O R York
High Point postmaster O R York, long a furniture trade figure and political activist, moved to prominence in 1920. A Randolph native, he taught in Randolph and Guilford schools, served as railway postal clerk, earned a 1918 law license, and now runs substantial High Point mail operations while directing the Bradner York Furniture firm.
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O. R. York
High Point
York
Randolph
Guilford
Oak Mill
Thomasville Road
Pbradner-York Furniture Company
Guilford County
Republican Executive Committee
State Senate
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elis
Independent Order of Red Men
Order of of United American Mechanics
North Carolina
Grand Council of Red Men
Mr. York
Randolph County
Ramseur
D. M. Weatherly
Pink Beck Arrested in Winston-Salem for Auto and Tobacco Thefts
Pink Beck, a young white man known in High Point, faces warrants for larceny of autos and tobacco across four counties and assault on a police officer. He was arrested in Winston-Salem after a botched attempt to sell stolen tobacco and will be brought to High Point this afternoon.
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Pink Beck
High Point
Larc
Winston- Salem
Beck
Stout
T. F. Wrenn
Thomasville
Davie County
Randolph County
South Main Street
Hubert Hayworth
Offcer Stout
North Main Street
Winston-Salem
Robbers Loot Postoffice Safe in Mt Pleasant Heist
Robbers entered the Mt. Pleasant postoffice nine miles east of here on Sunday night and forced the safe door. They took the entire contents, value to be determined after a postal inspector checks the books. No witnesses or clues reported.
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Concord
Mt. Pleasant
Here
Nellie Muse Sidelined At South Main Street Home
The many friends of Miss Nellie Muse will regret to learn that she is still at her home on South Main Street, indicating a period of illness or recovery.
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Nellie Muse
South Main Street
Governor Morrison Urges Congress Against Tax Exempt Securities
North Carolina Governor Camerdén Morrison pressed congressional leaders in Washington to oppose a Harding administration bill restricting tax exempt state and municipal securities. He warned against any legislation that would carve out exemptions and urged a united opposition.
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Washington, D. C
Camerdén Morrison
North Carolina
Capitol
Harding
Liquor Ship Case Draws Wet Elements Interest
Federal court resumes jury selection in the message of peace liquor case with Bermuda to Nova Scotia links. Prohibition agents and defense counsel outline roles as judges consider perjury and prohibition charges. Co operative tobacco marketers win an injunction blocking pooled tobacco sales to auction houses.
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Raleigh
Bermuda
Nova Scotia
Prohibition
R. A. Kohless
Salisbury
A. H. Price
Mr. Andrews
Washington
Tucker
Sriggs
Parker
Bellamy
Wilmington
Arthur Coleman
Co-operative Tobacco
Maynard Mangum
Durham
J. A. Mason
W. S. Flagg
Stokes
Lyon
Co-Operative Tobacco Marketing Association
W. M. Fendren
Flagg
Santa Claus
W. W. Neal
McDowell County
Beckerdite Dies Suddenly in Winston-Salem
E R Beckerdite a former High Point resident died suddenly this morning at his Winston-Salem home. Apoplexy caused the death. He was known as Dolph and had lived in Winston-Salem for about a decade. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Vogler's chapel with interment in Oakwood Cemetery, High Point.
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E. R. Beckerdite
High Point
Winston-Salem
Mr. Beckerdite
Dolph
Vogler
Durham Wife Files Divorce Suit After Husband Assault Conviction
Mrs Laula Costin of Durham says she will file a damages complaint and initiate divorce against her husband H Somerville theatre manager in a few days. Her suit follows his conviction in the recorder's court on a charge of assault on his wife.
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Durham
Laula Costin
H. Somerville
Miner Killed by Roof Slate Fall in Preston Company Mine
John C. Laraway aged 54 was instantly killed by a roof slate fall in a coal mine near Kingwood operated by Preston Mining Company. He had lived near Accident, this county until two years ago and leaves a large family. his body was taken to Accident for burial.
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Oakland
Dee
John C. Laraway
Preston Mining Company
Kingwood
Laraway
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Ch*ago Opera Company
Miss Dux
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House of Represntatives of Australia
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Mr. Hughes
Nationalist
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Liberal
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Mather Chariton
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Jen Wananaker
Fanous Merchant
Baltazzis
Stratigos
M. Gounaris
Stratos
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Furniture City
Harry Palmer
New York World
BK. Yore
Miss Muse
Morrison
Kohless
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