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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1922

Page

4

Hedgecock Denies Alleged Confession in Bank Embezzlement Trial

Basil Hedgecock former High Point cashier testifies in Guilford superior court that he did not falsify bank entries and repudiates a confession statement. He recalls auditor I W Bingham dictating an innocence note blaming bank officers and says the case hinges on testimony likely to reach the jury Wednesday.

Greensboro Guilford Superior Court Basil H. Hedgecock The Home Banking Co High Point Havng M. J. Wrenn I. W. Bingham Bingham Hedgecock T. F. Wrenn H. S. Ragan Wrenn C. E B. Hayworth Mr. Hayworth Hayworth Roll Panel Co Hayworth Ragan R. C. Strudwick George T. Penny Coursey Swaim Will Switzer

Wachovia Plans Larger Capital Increase

At a stockholders meeting Wachovia Bank and Trust Company voted to raise capital stock from 3 million to 5 million dollars. The bank operates branches in Asheville High Point Salisbury and Raleigh in North Carolina.

Winston-Salem Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Asheville High Point Salisbury Raleigh

May Wage War Gr Use of Narcotics

Reports from the sanatorium where Wallace Reid, actor, is recovering after abandoning whisky and narcotics show improvement with near normal temperature and a pulse drop. Doctors cite influenza as the threat to his life and note nourishment is possible. The Methodist Preachers Association of Southern California plans to ask the city council to appoint a commission to investigate habit forming drugs in Los Angeles amid rumors linking industry figures to Reid’s plight.

Los Angeles Col Wallace Reid Reid Methodist Preachers Association of Southern California

Bible Class Banquet Planned at Wesley Memorial

The Peacock Bible class of Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a banquet tonight at 7 in the church basement. Fred N. Tate chairs the program committee and is expected to lead an enjoyable evening for all class members.

Peacock Bible Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Fred N. Tate

Seaboard Train Hits Trolley Near Charleston

A Seaboard Air Line passenger train collided with a trolley on the outskirts of Charleston, injuring ten people none seriously. Six men and four women were taken to a hospital for treatment before returning home.

Charleston S. C Seaboard Air Line

Farriss Improves After Illness

J. J. Farriss, who suffered a heart attack last Sunday night, rested better tonight. His condition this morning was slightly improved, according to reports. Many friends have been anxious over his sudden illness and will be glad to hear of the improvement.

J. J. Farriss Mr. Farriss

Advertising Saves Oystermongers in Colchester

In London on December 1, reports say England had an unusually large oyster harvest this fall. Colchester oystermongers launched a national advertising drive that cleared their shelves in three weeks, while the public still clamored for more.

London England Colchester

Prohibition Enforcement Gains Support at White House Conference

Washington December 19 administration officials say closer federal state cooperation and strict enforcement are key to solving prohibition problems. Governors at the White House meeting urged tougher penalties and prison terms, careful staffing, and public education to uphold the law.

Washington Harding White House Prohibition

Cooperatives and Legislation Loom in North Carolina

State cooperative marketing groups press for no rollback on 1921 laws as they rally around tobacco pricing and contracts. Senator Paul Jones plans to return to guard the measure, while industry leaders foresee no new independent-warehouse legislation. Governor Morrison prepares a broad budget message as Raleigh weighs the tobacco war and sectional tensions threaten rail and ship interests.

Raleigh General Assembly Paul Jones Jones Edgecolmbe Clarence Poe State Farmers’ Union J. W. Bakely Morning News and Observer North Carolina Morrison State Board of Agriculture John R. Baggett Harnett Tulsa Okla Baggett

T L FINCH DIES AT HOME HERE

Thomas Lindsay Finch a 25 year High Point resident died at his home 210 Tomlinson street about 10 o clock this morning after a four day illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 o clock at the home with Rev T J Rogers officiating. Interment in Oakwood cemetery. He was born February 22 1853 in Randolph county and married Frances Emma Dorsett in 1877, leaving five grandchildren. He was last employed by Wrenn Columbia Furniture Company.

Thomas Lindsay Finch High Point Tomlinson Street T. J. Rogers South Main Street Oakwood Finch Randolph County Frances Emma Dorsett Wrenn-Columbia Furniture Company

Funeral for Mrs. J. C. Davis

Funeral services for Mrs. J. C. Davis were held at Mt. Vernon M E church with Rev. J K E Woolsey and Rev. Charles P. Coble officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Vernon cemetery with pallbearers Arthur Marsh, Lindsay Davis, Joe Strayhorn and others. Floral tributes honored by many attendees in a large gathering.

rMs J. C. Davis Mt. Vernon M. E J. KE. Woolsey Charles P. Coble First Presbyterian Church Mt. Vernon Cemetery Arthur Marsh Charles Embler Lindsay Davis Joe Strayhorn Charles Lee George Kersey J. N. MecRary Helen Clark Thelma Cummins Maud Lee Aliene Jones Annie Carter Marsh Ina Bulla Eloise Johnson Edna Kearns Jessie Kearns Lottie Bouldin

Installation of Andrew Jackson post officers

Installation of the newly elected officers of Andrew Jackson post No. 7 American Legion will be in the chamber of commerce rooms tomorrow night at o'clock. D. C. MacRae is to be commander Randall Mann vice commander Johnston chapain and W. B. Hall finance officer. The meeting promises cats smokes and music.

Andrew Jckson American Legion Chamber of Commerce D. C. MacRae Randall Mann Johnston Chaplin W. B. Hall Finnce Aecord

Renewed clashes leave ten dead in Turin violence

In Turin on December 19 clashes between fascisti and communists escalate, killing ten people including two fascisti. Police restore order as mobs clash in the streets and nearby districts report damage.

Turin Associated Press Fascisti

High Point Dentist Dr. Hamlin’s Notable Career in Dentistry

Dr Joseph Hamlin arrived in High Point in 1912 after graduating with honors from the University of Maryland dentistry program. He earned the Davis gold medal for best gold filling and later studied lower plate work in Greensboro and X ray dentistry at Harvard, becoming a leading local specialist with memberships in state and national dental associations. He also holds stock in Hamlin Bros Co of Greensboro and other ventures.

Joseph John Hamilin Hgh Point Dental Department University of Maryland Hamlin Ashboro Old Liberty Normal College Randolph County Davis Greensboro Harvard University Dro~Hammins Guilford County North Carolina American Dental Associations Commercial Club

Proposal To Fund High Point Chamber Of Commerce

At a mass meeting in High Point the chamber's future was debated as UC C Robbins proposed making it a city official body funded by a small annual tax. Fred N. Tate outlined the current debt and unpaid salaries, while Robbins argued for equitable, minimal dues from active members and a city vote. A committee was formed to present the plan to the city council.

Chamber of Commerce UC. C. Robbins Chamber High Point Robbins Fred N. Tate Tate Chamber of Commerce of Asheville Caroline

New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Liquidation Pressure

The New York cotton market opened steady as Liverpool cables eased and news of a German loan weighed on buyers. Liquidation occurred but Liverpool spot sales were larger than in weeks, with firmer late cables and bullish southern spot advice. Futures started at December 26.00, January 25.85, March 26.18, May 26.26, July 26.15.

New York Liverpool

Seven Executed by Free State for Train Interference in Ireland

Dublin dispatch reports seven men including four railway workers and three laborers were executed for train wrecking in County Kildare. Captured November 13, they were tried by a military committee and hanged at 8:30 am. The executions bring the total to 19 in just over a month amid widespread railway disruption.

Dublin County Kildare Free State Republican Army Ireland Belfast Dail Eireann Rory O’connor Liam Fellowes Sean Hales

Reverend C V Brooks Relocates to Goldsboro Church

Reverend C V Brooks and his family leave next week to serve Walnut Street Baptist Church in Goldsboro. He spent two years at West Kind Baptist Church and heads to a new assignment facing the challenging task of building a new church with resolve and determination.

C. V. Brooks Walnut Street Baptist Church Goldsboro Brooks RE. Elm Street West Kind Baptist Church Walnut Street

Bethlehem Eve Watch Service At St Marys Church

In commemoration of Christmas a watch service will be held at St Marys Episcopal Church on Christmas Eve at 11 30 p m and will last about one hour. Rev H N Bowne will lead the service with special music. The event is an annual local custom and draws returning attendees with interest.

Bethelehem St. Mary’s Episcopal Church H. N. Bowne St. Mary’s

Mint Bandit Robbery Yields No Trace After Search

Denver police and federal investigators questioned 16 people after a morning gun battle in front of the United States Mint. A guard, Charles P. Linton, was fatally wounded when bandits stole $200,000 from a Federal Reserve Bank truck. No trace of the criminals was found.

Denver Col Federal Reserve Bank United States Mint Charles P. Linton

Record Rice Crop Sees No Buyers for Osaka Sale

Has a record rice crop, 4 420 000 koku, to sell in Osaka but there are no buyers. Last year the island shipped 1 020 000 koku to Japan. This year excess comes from a record crop in Formosa and Japan, with later estimates showing Japan's crop smaller by 500 000 to 1 000 000 koku.

Osaka Japan Formosa

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Tee J. Worth Bacon Wachovia California Seaboard Farriss N. Elizabeth McCann Marjorie Weddington Lankershim Cal T. L. Finch High Point Builders Furniture City Harry Palmer New York World Joseph John Hamlin O Finance Free Rev. C. V. Brooks
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