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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1919
Page
2
The account from Dec 25 describes observations of Denikin's forces in Russia showing heroism among troops and civilians. A woman reportedly earned the St George's Cross after leading wounded men to safety and fighting near Bolshevik lines.
Samuel Smiley reflects on President Wilson's letter to Senator Fall regarding the Mexico policy. He quips that the letter confirms the senator’s earlier diagnosis and defends constitutional authority over foreign affairs. The piece comments on the Senate and executive roles with satirical undertones.
Portland, Ore. lumber executives forecast prices will rise to unprecedented levels in winter and spring as demand from eastern building and manufacturing sectors surges. A Northwestern company president, returning from a month of surveying lumber lands, says the building boom will dominate next year and that claims of a price drop after the war are false.
Denver today reports the Ouija board mystery where Mrs. Adeline Jones, 22, learned she was not the daughter of the woman who raised her after a message from the spirit slab. The startling claim adds to holiday intrigue in the city.
A semi official Siberian report claims American citizens obtained concessions from General Semenoff of the Burial Cossacks for territory in Outer Mongolia. The legality is questioned since Semenoff has no authority over Mongolian lands. Unofficial reports say he moved his HQ and proclaimed himself Duke of Mongolia.
Mrs Jones from Indianapolis seeks her real mother after a Ouiji board message. Mrs Snider confesses not to be her mother, while Indianapolis and Denver police link the Door of Hope orphanage to Mrs Celia Smock in San Diego. records from twenty two years ago are missing. Florence Crittenden Home now stands where Door of Hope once did in Indianapolis.
London December 22 Sir Guy Laking the King's armourer and keeper at the London museum has died. He was reputed as the foremost authority on antiques and works of art in the country and was appointed by King Edward to sort the Windsor castle armour collection.
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