Arbuckle Breaks Silence After Christmas Pardon
Roscoe Arbuckle issues a first statement defending his innocence and faith after the Hays pardon. Producer Joseph M. Sthanecq plans to rehire him and seek a suitable scenario, with work to begin once found. Arbuckle cites fair play and appeals to juries and law, urging forgiveness and noting the upcoming Christmas season.
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Roscoe Co
Patty
Arbuckle
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Willi H. Hays
Joseph M. Sthanecq
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Roscoe Arbuckle
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Roscoe C.arbuckle
Illness Hits Miss Lavinia Freeman Nurse at Guilford General
The many friends of Miss Lavinia Freeman regret to learn she is ill with influenza. Freeman is a nurse at Guilford General Hospital.
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Miss Freeman
Lavinia Freeman
Guilford General Hospital
Public sale of High Point city property on Main Street
City Council will auction 25 feet fronting North Main and 200 feet deep adjoining First Baptist Church. Sale set for January 15, 1923 at noon, cash only, bids may be rejected. December 15, 1922.
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High Point
Motors Replace Horses in City Haulage Profit Shock
Chicago reports farmers lose about 30 million annually from motorized hauling reducing horse use in cities for oats hay and grain. but trends may reverse as horse use grows for short hauls and tractors saturate. The president of the Chicago Board of Trade notes a shift toward horses reclaiming a role in moving various commodities while tractors reach saturation.
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Chicago
Robert McDougal
Chicago Board of Trade
McDougal
Stockholders Meeting at Commercial National Bank
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Commercial National Bank will be held in the director's room on Tuesday January 9 at 10 o’clock a m for the election of directors and other business. W A ds IDG Cashier
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Commercial National Bank
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Community band opportunities lead by Prof Leager in High Point
Prof. George F. Leager arrives to direct the Orpheum orchestra and sees a chance to form a boys band in High Point. He has led the 160th Indiana National Guard band and helped start a famous juvenile band at Maysville. Flo, who teaches and plays seven instruments, accompanies the effort.
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High Point
George F. Leager
Orpheum
Seager
160Th Indiana, National Guard
Mr. Seager
Flo
Leager
Maysville
Byt
United States
Local group plans after school boys band formation
A local organization discusses founding a boys band that would be led by a mentor who could instruct the members after school hours. The plan centers on providing musical instruction and organized activity for youths.
Bone dry in New York could kill you
A fragment notes the phrase bone dry in New York may describe hazardous conditions with lethal implications, implying extreme dryness or danger relevant to health or safety concerns.
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