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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
4
The passage notes Senator Edge supporting light wines and beer amid Volstead reform talks. It questions if reformists want both beverages and hints at a broader push for prosperity. It also comments on French finance ministers' instability due to needing to administer something.
Reports describe Battling Siki as a colorful figure, with observers noting the vivid persona matches his public image. The description appears accurate as coverage highlights his brash style and notable performances.
Harry Sinclair signs Sam Hildredth as trainer and Laverne Fator as jockey for his Rancocas stable for six years. The piece notes the urgency of developing the Christmas fund for the Ten Neediest Cases and urges prompt help from prospective donors.
A long feature notes crossways dangers at grade crossings in High Point, urging city leaders to secure costed plans for underpasses or lowered tracks. It argues public pressure must be backed by expert figures on costs, with the railroad reluctant to provide data.
Three quarters of the Raleigh jury that found Policeman Wyatt guilty of manslaughter in the Holt killing urge the judge to suspend any sentence. The court has withheld judgment. critics fear judges may spare Wyatt, undermining the law and prompting questions about judicial and jury power in North Carolina.
The piece discusses Weeks' postoutburst letter on Colonel Mitchell’s character, arguing it may prejudice the case yet should not strip him of due process. It weighs whether Mitchell sought notoriety or voiced a genuine air service flaw, noting Weeks’ bias and the potential influence on judges and public opinion.
A witty young man is known for memorizing gags from theatres and shows and using them as his own. He moves in social circles that do not consider him part of the intelligent elite. Original wit is valued. second hand wit is seen as valueless.
The piece argues that chasing entertainment and copying others leads to lasting failure. It contrasts clever thieves of language with genuine wit, notes audiences laugh at weak humor, and warns that artifice hides true character. It stresses authenticity over borrowed cleverness and mocks laboring to be funny.
A 1925 Bell Syndicate note urges natural living and making the best of what you possess rather than misusing borrowed gifts. It emphasizes restraint and practical use over showy displays or reliance on others’ assets.
Ambassador Moore told King Alfonso of Spain he resigns and will return to the United States. Washington officials declined to comment. The king praised Moore as a friend who helped the country, and Madrid newspapers published a eulogistic official statement. Moore, Harding appointee, planned a month’s leave and will sail December 30 aboard the Berengaria.
The city school board and advisors selected the site between Jones and Chestnut streets for the new High Point high school. Architects Barton and Draper Landscape were among attendees. the general layout was approved with detailed plans to be finalized after further study, likely after January 1.
The Wonder Dog Rin Tin Tin delivers one of his finest performances in Below the Line at the Broadhurst, with War ner's top cast. Tonight only showings at 7 and 9, followed by a big two film lineup tomorrow featuring Buck Jones in Gold and the Girl and the Wild West serial from the 101 Ranch. Filming included the Miller Bros wild west show with scenes shot in Charlotte during a street parade.
In 1924 smokers paid the government more than 325 million dollars in revenue stamps, reflecting a heavy fiscal impact of tobacco taxation during the year.
The High Point school board voted to close all city schools from Friday afternoon December 18 to Monday January 4, giving two full weeks off for Christmas. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews said the term will run nine full months excluding holidays, with students benefiting from the Yuletide break.
Andew Jackson Hendricks a Confederate veteran died at his home 511 Boulevard Street shortly after 1 am He was 84 born August 16 1841 in Caswell County He served four years in the Confederate army and moved to High Point in 1901 He is survived by a son and three daughters with funeral services set at 8 30 am Friday at his residence and burial at Calvary church near Danville
The Monarch club of High Point held its first weekly luncheon at the Sheraton hotel with attendance. President Knox Wilson gave the inaugural address while Dr. Lloyd Wilson spoke on fellowship. Postmaster O R York urged early mailing of Christmas packages. R K Stewart and the Monarch quartet also spoke and performed.
Defense attorney Aubrey L. Brooks argues the government failed to prove Norwood’s guilt regarding Gregory notes. Clyde Hoey claims Norwood did not receive bank funds and urges substitution notes would have allowed repayment. U S District Attorney F A Linney counters that banks are vital for commerce and must operate legally to prevent failures.
A man identified as E. W. Hinkle from out of town collapsed on Sheraton street near the Sheraton hotel. Yow's ambulance rushed him to a local hospital where he was treated and discharged. Authorities say he experiences similar attacks and his condition was not serious.
An unidentified Negro sustained a leg injury when his wagon was struck by a Ford automobile driven by Albert Gross at the Lindsay and Maple streets intersection. The wagon was wrecked and the injured man was taken to a Lindsay Street residence for medical care.
Local merchants decorate cedar trees for Christmas with multi colored electric lights. Stamey’s jewelry store unveiled the display last night as the lights were turned on the tree, creating a vivid, colorful scene for shoppers.
Paris officials reported opposition forming to Premier Briand's plan to name Senator Paul Doumer to the finance ministry. Briand asked Doumer to visit the Quai d Orsay, but the appointment was postponed to 2 p.m. as the premier consulted his ministers.
Amos Hosiery mills secured a permit to build an addition to its mill at Mangum avenue and East Russell street. The project is expected to cost about 10 000. Other permits granted include several dwelling additions ranging from 1 000 to 2 500 dollars on Kivett Cable Phillip Pickett and Martin streets.
Exie Mayfield, a Black woman, bound over to Guilford superior court on a charge of stealing a diamond ring from R. C. Blair. Judge Donald C. MacRae found probable cause and ordered hold for the higher court. I. C. Coletrane faced trial for abandonment and non support. sentenced to 12 months on the county roads, suspended on conditions including moving to Virginia and supporting his wife. Glenn Kivett was fined but unable to pay, sentenced to county roads for 60 days.
Seventeen deeds were recorded in the Greensboro office yesterday totaling about 11000 dollars. The largest transfer was four Hamilton Lakes lots to Mary Wilsd Brown for 2500 dollars. Other transfers include W. Martin to J. H. Griffin in Morehead Township for 500 dollars and Louise V. Rankin to L. P. Pettot on Scott avenue for 1000 dollars.
Reports from Japanese sources say the fate of Manchurian warlord Chang Tso-Lin will likely be decided by a battle in the Paikipu sector, about 40 miles west of Mukden, as hostilities intensify around Shanghai.
Tokyo dispatch reports government spokesmen stating troops have left Korea Mukden Manchuria and that additional forces will move tomorrow. After the withdrawal no fighting will be allowed within six miles of the capital. Mars Chang Tso Lin and Gen Kuo Sung-lin, once allies then adversaries, were to be notified that the order must be obeyed.
A preview note indicates a forthcoming release at Bro burst titled The Fool. The brief mentions a graphic feature and sets expectations for audiences.
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