Greece denies Bulgarian entry into its territory
The Athens government rejected reports that Bulgarian troops crossed into Greek Macedonia and warned that such a move would provoke national outrage. In Paris and Athens the press and deputies criticized the government’s handling of war supplies contracts, accusing officials of favoring private interests and neglecting security in procurement.
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Visitor from New York Delivers Chamber Talk in High Point
Boykin of Town Development, New York, visited High Point after attending Greensboro dinner. He urged forming a chamber of commerce here and planned to return in January for a Manufacturers’ Club dinner to discuss a full organization. The congress in Washington reported strong attendance and notable women’s participation in the sessions.
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Chicago Wins RNC Vote Setting Early Convention Date
The Republican National Committee selected Chicago to host the June 7 convention with 31 votes, beating San Francisco 13 and St. Louis and Philadelphia 7 each. The decision follows debate over whether to seize the offensive earlier in the campaign. The party also weighed venue logistics for attendees and hotel arrangements ahead of the Democratic gathering in St. Louis on June 14.
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Southern Railway officials visit Kich Point to review local operations
President Fairfax Harrison Vice President Henry W Miller and General Superintendent Simpson of Southern Railway spent several hours yesterday afternoon surveying local business conditions. The routine visit involved Station vicinity and meetings with Agent S O Schaub before departing on trains 46 and 36.
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Hopewell Fire Probed. DOJ Finds No Incendiaries
Washington December 15 reports from Justice Department agents investigating the Hopewell conflagration indicate it was not the work of incendiaries, effectively closing the case from the department's view.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Oscar II Arrives in Kirkwall With Ford Peace Party
The steamer Oscar II arrived at Kirkwall Orkney Island carrying the Ford peace party. Dec 15 report notes the arrival and the delegation's destination.
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Kirkwall
Associated Press
Orkney Island
Not a true bill clears Suttenfield in money order case
Charles Suttenfield, a young white man, was bound over to federal court on a money order forgery charge tied to Newman Williams. The Federal grand jury returned not a true bill, and Suttenfield was discharged and returned to High Point. Williams confessed to forging the order and implicated Suttenfield, but grand jury secrecy leaves full details unknown.
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High Point
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Agricultural products valued at over five billion
The Department of Agriculture announced that this year’s farm products are worth 5,568,773,000 at December 1 prices. The figure highlights the strong agricultural output across the sector.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Viscount Alverstone Dead in London
London reports the death of Viscount Alverstone the former lord chief justice of England.
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Christmas fund drive aids Salvation Army meal campaign
A Greensboro area appeal reports about 25 donation parcels for a Christmas dinner program by the Salvation Army. The campaign hopes to provide full meals to the needy, with land offers and local support from Guilford County towns. Notes mention Mrs. Robert N. Page and daughter Kate arriving from Riggs, Kate to enroll in local school after Christmas.
Weather forecast for region with mixed precipitation
Rain tonight and Thursday with likely snow in the mountains. Warmer temperatures expected with moderate variable winds.
Neutral vessel searches halt in Atlantic voyage
A Spanish steamship bound for New York was held for two hours as French and British naval authorities checked passengers for nationality. Passengers were asked for birth certificates and passports during examinations aboard the Montevideo and again near the Ageres coast. Reports say Italy may be sending ships to Albania, with about 200 vessels seen in Toronto harbor loading passengers.
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England
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Liquor Party Doped Out as Intruders Escape in Snow
Report describes a liquor party that was broken up as intruders fled through a window into the cold, snowy night. Authorities note few members remain, and only the trespassers know if doping occurred, with silence prevailing.
Motor Truck for Street Work Unloaded Today
The city purchases a fyre ten motor truck to replace two mules for street building and repair. Chase Meteor company representative C W Gillette oversees unloading from Syracuse and plans to drive the second truck toward Charlotte. The truck will speed heavy hauling and support permanent improvements as street work continues.
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Chase Meteor Company
Campaign fund drive launches with Salvation Army appeal
A campaign for funds opens today as High Pointers are urged to contribute. The appeal emphasizes the humanitarian worth of the effort, describing it as one of the most worthy public drives seen.
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Salvation Army
Chitsimas Ainner
Safe conduct granted for Boy Ed and Von Papen
Washington reports the British embassy has issued an unconditional safe conduct for Captains Boy Ed and Von Papen. The move comes as allied powers withdraw requests for assurances they would not participate in the war after reaching Germany.
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Greensboro men face conspiracy and assault charges in federal case
The district court in Greensboro heard two counts of conspiracy to assault federal officers and obstruction of service in a four count indictment against Lee Snipes, Jarre, and Bocharie. Evidence included alleged whisky stockpiles and bribe offers to officers as the trial proceeds. The defense is led by Sieve Vou Se. The government alleges plans to harm agents during a 1933 incident at Kernaersville depot amid a wider misconduct narrative.
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