Shenandoah Case Opens With Colonel’s Stand
Colonel William Schell testifies at the Shenandoah naval court denying sole blame, citing information from sources he trusted while debating if non freezing and corrosion affected the airship's fate. He defends not being a rigid airship expert and discusses the San Antonio statement and his seven year view of airship development.
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Shendoah Naval Court
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San Antonio
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Hilary Jones
Mitchell
Henry Leonard
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Naval Tribunal
Ohio
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Army
Jonel Mitchell
Enandoah
Statent
Thief Gave Address To Victim Of Robbery
Jim Condon robbed Mrs. Angelica Doubleday Tropp in Greenwich Village and, after a brief gentleness, handed her his name address and phone number. He returned for a long chat and took $3 more, then left. Police arrested him at his stated contact point and he pleaded guilty awaiting sentencing.
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New York
Jim Condon
Jimmy
Angelica Doubleday Tropp
Greenwich Village
High Point Merchant John T. Ellis Dies at 68
John T. Ellis of High Point died at his home 607 South Main Street Sunday at 1 30 p m after a period of declining health. A native of Amherst Virginia he was 68, survived by wife Mary Hinlshew and children Thomas and Elizabeth. Funeral at Main Street Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev. W B Davis officiating. burial in Oakwood Memorial Park. Body in Yow's Funeral Home until morning.
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High Point
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Amhurst
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Baltimore
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Elizabeth Ellis
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W. B. Davis
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
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West Broad Street
Cotton Market Opens Higher on Census Report
The census figures released at market opening show 14,826,452 running bales for December 13,8 compared with 12,792,294 last season. Results exceeded private expectations and the market opened easy with a decline of 2 to 13 points.
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New York
Rabbi Stephen Wise Sees Jesus as Jewish Teacher of Truth
New York December 21 Rabbi Stephen Wise of the Free Synagogue urged acceptance of Jesus of Nazareth as a real man and a Jewish teacher. He argued Christ's ethical precepts are unparalleled and Christianity failed to live up to them, calling Jesus a Jew whose teachings remain essentially Jewish.
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Coolidge Praises Scout and 4-H Values in Christmas Greeting
President Coolidge delivering a Christmas message to the nations boys and girls highlights unselfishness obedience and self-control. He praises the Boy Scouts Lone Scouts and 4-H clubs and urges duty hard work and faithful citizenship.
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Lone Scouts
Organizations of Boys and Girls of America
Walsh Denies Charge Against World Court
Senator Walsh of Montana challenged critics who say the world court is a Department of Justice arm of the League of Nations. He defended the court as an advisory body with open hearings, distinct from private departmental practice, noting broad prestige and growing influence.
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Washington
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Forces of General Kuo Sunk Lin Occupy Sinminfu
Ver nacular dispatches from Mukden report that forces under General Kuo Sunk-Lin of the national peoples army seized Sinminfu, 30 miles northwest of Mukden, after defeating Marshal Chang Tso-Lin who ruled Manchuria.
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Mukden
Kuo Sunk-Lin
National Peoples Army
Sinminfu
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Judge Varser Quits Supreme Court in North Carolina
Raleigh Dec 21 AP announcement says Associate Justice L R Varser resigns effective December 31 and Gov McLean appoints W J Brogden of Durham to succeed Varser. Varser, junior on court, had been appointed March 16 to fill vacancy from Chief Justice Hoke’s resignation. Brogden, born Goldsboro 1877, former Durham mayor and county attorney, will take the seat.
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Monarch Club Luncheon Set at Sheraton Hotel
The High Point Monarch club meets Wednesday at 12 15 p m at the Sheraton hotel. T Wingate Andrews city school superintendent will attend and speak. The Monarchs quartet provides the music.
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High Point Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
T. Wingate Andrews
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Mrs Ring Leaves Hospital After Auto Injury
Mrs M L Ring, hurt when struck by an automobile at North Main and English streets Saturday night, was discharged from Guilford General Hospital today. She was placed in an ambulance and taken to her home in Mechanicsville.
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Mechanicsville
Barber Shop Color Clash Ends In Hospital And Jail
In Charlotte on December 21 AP reports Will Hayes and W C Bradley, co owners of a barber shop, fought over green or red decor. Hayes was wounded, Bradley jailed, a customer relaxed in the chair as blood flowed. Doctors say Hayes will recover.
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Morrison Turns Gardner Strongly Despite His Past
Morrison’s changing stance on Gardner is examined, tracing earlier praise to a now strong, critical position. The piece discusses past statements and recent shifts in opinion, highlighting the tension between history and current actions involving Gardner.
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Gardner
May Run for Office in Raleigh as Morrison and Gardner Clash
Raleigh observers note Morrison resists naming a candidate to run him for governor while Gardner's path is unclear. The Morrison faction disputes allies and battles over roads taxation and education policy as they weigh political moves. Meanwhile Raleigh's Religious Forum plans to decide on a January lecture series on evolution drawing church opposition and strong clerical voices.
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Shelby Statesman
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Ten Neediest Cases Fund Nears Eight Hundred
The High Point Enterprise Ten Neediest Cases fund rose to 839.73 as yesterday's Broadhurst theatre benefit added 151.40 plus regional donations. The event drew a packed house with strong support from Mrs. W. D. Laney and Herma Stanly Quinn, and organizers expect more gifts before the appeal closes Thursday.
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Elected Today as Head of High Point Ministers Association
Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson was elected president of the High Point Ministers Association with Rev. W. B. Davis named vice president and Edgar Hartley re-elected secretary. Wilson, pastor of the First Baptist church, succeeds Rev. E. J. Harbison of East End Baptist. The group postponed meetings until January 4 and praised church cooperation during 1925. Several pastors plan holiday absences, but most stay for Christmas events on Wednesday night.
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High Point
Ministers’ Association
W. B. Davis
Edgar Hartley
First Baptist Church
E. J. Harbison
East End Baptist Church
Death ends McNichol trunk case robber saga in Philadelphia
Edward F. Keller once jailed for manslaughter in the McNichol trunk mystery dies of heart failure while fleeing in a taxicab with over 50 000 dollars in banknotes gold and checks. Pardoned last year after most of a ten to twelve year sentence, he had planned the Corn Exchange Bank robbery and may have betrayed a partner before his death.
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Corn Exchange National Bank
Daniel McNichol
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Sing Sing
New York City Fire Department Association
Corn Exchange Bank
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Germantown
Frank Genda
Genda
Daniel McNicol
James P. McNichol
Field Trial Club To Have Meet Tonight
The High Point Field and Kennel club will hold a business meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Marshall Realty company office. Members are urged to attend to discuss important matters.
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High Point Field and Kennel Club
Marshall Realty Company
Co-Op Bill Introduced In House By Chairman Hau Gen
The administration cooperative marketing bill was introduced in the House today by Chairman Hau gen of the agricultural committee.
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Washington
Administration
Haugen
Agricultural Committee
Prohibition Records Vanish In Government Files Heist
Prohibition headquarters searched for missing government records tied to the Mayflower Hotel liquor case. An agent spent nearly $1,000 arresting two men who were later acquitted. Representative Gallivan spoke in a law address about the loss, and Wayne Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League noted the disappearance without naming suspects.
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Mayflower
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Massachusetts
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Anti-Saloon League
House approves resolution for narcotics education conference
The House adopted and sent to the Senate a resolution authorizing government participation in a narcotics education conference in Philadelphia next June.
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