Judge Royal Decrees Road Sentences for Drunk Drivers
In High Point police court Judge Walter Royal imposes 60 day road sentences for operating an automobile while intoxicated. Harvey Hayworth receives 60 days and appeals with a $300 bond. Other defendants face fines or appeals. the judge vows to end roadside dangers from intoxicated driving. Ida Bishop’s vagrancy case ends with suspended judgment.
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Walter Royal
Harvey Hayworth
White
Hayworth
Royal
High Point
Judge Royal
Frank Brooks
Re. G. Cook
Ida Bishop
Mountaineers Offer Italian In Motion At Lyceum
A large audience at the high school auditorium enjoyed a WVailed program by the Mountaineers with Algenti and a saxophone duo. Italian mountain life was vividly portrayed in native costumes with strong piano accordion renditions and a mix of classical and popular numbers drawing applause.
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Italy
Daiso
Weaver Denied Reinstatement By Baseball Commissioner
Landis announced that George Buck Weaver, former Chicago White Sox third baseman, loses his appeal for reinstatement. Weaver was dropped after the 1919 World Series scandal involving alleged plotting to throw the championship to Cincinnati.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
George
Buck) Weaver
Chicago White Sox
Weaver
Cincinnati
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
A home brew of sage tea with sulphur and alcohol can darken gray hair, but a ready-made Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a simpler method. Used daily with a sponge or brush, it gradually hides gray hairs, leaving hair looking natural, dark, and glossy.
Trinity College Releases 1923 Football Schedule
Trinity College lists eight games for 1923 with Virginia added and Oglethorpe Hampden-Sidney and Wofford dropped. Charlotte hosts the Carolina game in Durham while Davidson appears at Charlotte for Thanksgiving. Armistice Day game with Wake Forest may move to Winston-Salem.
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Durham
Virginia
Oglethorpe
Hampden-Sidney
Wofford
B. W. Barnard
Trinity College
Davidson
Charlotte
Bocky Mount
Norfolk
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Presbyterian College
Guilford
Randoph
Macon
Open
Wiliam and Mary
Rocky Mount
Carolina
Thayer Fails to Appear in Greensboro Court
D. A. Thayer, a High Point white man convicted months ago of assault and sentenced to one to three years, withdrew his appeal but did not show in Superior court at Greensboro to accept the sentence. Judge W F Harding warned that unless Thayer appears this week his $2500 bond will be forfeited. Thayer previously had an accepted indulgent appearance plan.
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D. A. Thayer
High Point
Greensboro
W. F. Harding
Thayer
Merchant Samuel Bercowitz Charged With Swindling
M&W York reports Samuel Bercowitz, a merchant, was arrested today on charges of swindling ten business men out of 50000 dollars by using promissory notes in a detailed case with federal and city authorities pursuing action.
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M&w York
Samuel Bercowitz
Cubs to enter 1923 pennant race with young roster
The Chicago Cubs announce a predominantly young 1923 squad led by 34 year old manager William Killifer. Forty players report for spring training at Catalina Island with fourteen pitchers and multiple infielders and outfield contenders aiming to improve on 1922's fifth place finish. Names like George Grantham, Ray Grimes, Charley Hélocher, Bob O’Farrell, Wurts, and Leo Hartnell appear among the hopefuls.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
William Killifer
Catalina Island
Thelub
Killifer
Marty Krug
Cubs
Grover Alexander
George Grantham
R. B. Barrett
Charley Hélocher
Ray Grimes
Johnny Kelleher
Joe Kiugmann
Atlanta
Bernie de Vievelros
Bob O'Farrell
Wurts
Leo Hartnelt
Prince Axel Grows Closer to Copenhagen Business Role
Rumors say Prince Axel son of Prince Waldemar has returned to Denmark and is pursuing a commercial career with the Fast Asiatic Company. He reportedly works daily at the company's offices and may soon receive a leading position.
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Copenhagen
Axel
Waldemar
Denmark
Rn Fast Asiatic Company
Hobo James White Fights Escape in Police Court
James White a vagrant known as Knight of the road attempted to walk from a police court during his vagrancy trial. Fireman Honeycut restrained him as officers helped restore order and return him to custody. White had earlier been among tramps driven from a freight train near High Point, where railroad workers reported a coal car fire and armed pursuit.
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Hobo
James White
Knight of
International Order of Freight Riders
Honeycut
White
High Point
Wrench
Myers
Morris
Near East relief fund tops $1834 in High Point
High Point donations reach 1834 toward a $3000 quota. Local chairman J Allen Austin announced after church collections and two individual gifts of 30 and 1 brought the total so far. The drive continues with hopes of reaching the target.
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High Point
Near East Relief Fund
J. Allen Austin
Mr. Austin
Two Die in Train Crash Near Roanoke
In Roanoke Virginia on December 11 engineer Joe Bock and fireman E E Neel were killed when an unspecified train collision or crash occurred. The incident halted rail traffic and prompted investigations by authorities.
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Roanoke, Va
Dee
Joe Bock
E. E. Neel
Freight train derails near Welch injuring fireman
A Norfolk and Western freight train derailed near Welch West Virginia early today. Fireman Rickenberger was seriously injured. Bock, of Flat Top Yard Virginia, and Neel of Bluefield West Virginia were identified in reports to the railroad’s general offices.
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Gine
Sevral
Norfolk and Western
Welch
W. Va
Rickenberger
Bock
Flat Top Yard
Neel
Bluefield
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Landis
Rekl
Phicago Clibs
Prince Goin
Beles
Waggers Jewelry Store
Wagegers Jewelry Store
Fred W. Deitz
Seavans
the Ladies’ Store
Mera Ie
Hart Schaffner & Marx
N. H. Silver
South Main Street
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