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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1925

Page

2

City Court Hauls in Many Cases in Monday Docket

Judge Donald C. Mac Rae presided at City Hall with a heavy Monday docket. Among dispositions were Ed Kelly and Bessie Simpkins given 380 days for prohibition violations and 60 days for immoral conduct. Other actions included fines for speeding and drunken driving, suspensions on conditions, and numerous costs.

Donald C. MacRae City Hall Ed Kelly Bessie Simpkins Freq Spaugh John Furgurson BE. J. Goldsmith Frank Shelley Paul Hill Robert Grady Clarence McVay George McMichael Dewey Scott Joe Horn Thomas Love A. H. Walker Joe Farrington A. A. Lindsay E. L. Wingo Jake Wingo Om Cross W. A. Brown Frank Reid John Heaton Marvin Johnson

Heavy Storms Sweep France and Spain

Paris and surrounding areas faced severe damage as heavy storms hit France and parts of Spain. Buildings were razed, walls blown down, and streets blocked by debris. The Trans Atlantic liner De Grasse broke from moorings at Havre and drifted until six tugs secured it back to shore. Casualties and property damage were reported nationwide.

Paris France Spain de Grasse Havre

Can't Please Stag Dances With Any Girl Here

A witty note describes a stag's bold claim to charm any accompanying partner at a social gathering. The speaker, amused, asserts charm and dance prowess in a playful register.

Congress Library Hosts Millions of Books for Visitors

Washington readers learn the Library of Congress holds about 6 490 000 publications and draws daily interest from visitors. Traction officials press for boulevard stop rules, prompting congressional debate led by Representative Blanton. The piece notes a $200 monthly member salary boost and its mixed utility for lawmakers.

National Capital Washington Eldridge Congress Board of Aldermen Blanton Texas Library of Congress Diamond Dick Delver Washington Life Capitol

Cabinet members' bills and presidential staff costs debated

The discussion notes that voting cabinet members into the same bill lacks significance while highlighting the large expenses of the president's official family. It suggests adding a few hundred dollars to the portfolio income would scarcely alter the overall financial picture.

Swift Plans To Relinquish Swift and Company Presidency

Reports from LaSalle Street say Louis F Swift, leading figure in the packing industry, will resign the presidency of Swift and Company and pass active control to his brother Gustavus F Swift Jr He may take the chair of the board and remain as an advisor while continuing to guide the firm.

Washington White House Executive Mansion Chicago The Herald LaSalle Street Louis F. Swift Swift and Company Gustavus F. Swift

Stockholders Meeting Minutes Note Lacking Confirmation

At the annual meeting of stockholders on January 4, no official confirmation could be obtained for the reports presented.

Stecher to Wrestle Greek Jim Londos in Chicago

Joe Stecher, the scissors king, accepted a $20,000 purse to face Jim Londos, Greek heavyweight, in a January 4 bout at the Chicago Coliseum. Stecher previously beat Stanislaus Zbyszko for the heavyweight title last winter as Zbyszko had won the crown from Big Munn who now heads to boxing in January.

Chicago Joe Stecher Jim Londos Joe Coffey Stecher Stanislaus Zbyszko Zbyszko Munn Andre Anderson Kansas City

It takes but 30 seconds to turn out a perfect baseball bat

A brief blurb notes a manufacturing claim that skilled workers can produce a high quality baseball bat in about thirty seconds, highlighting efficiency in bat making.

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