Court action notes in municipal cases and AFL letter
In municipal court John Fite was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon against Bertha Palmer. fined $50 plus costs. Bertha Palmer faced a charge of language designed to breach the peace. Eugene Stone was tried for assault on Paul Welsh. Judge Kirkman ordered Welch to pay costs. Mack Lane was convicted of disorderly conduct on a street car. fined $25 plus costs. Manley paid half costs in an automobile case. Gompers of the AFL discussed the Legion of Neutrality and member obligations. a reply letter clarified the Legion’s stance and its relation to labor resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fite
Bertha Palmer
Kirkman
Fite
Welch
Eugene Stone
Negro
Paul Welsh
Mack Lane
White
Manley
Nel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Galbraith
Fetter
Legion
Gompers
A. F. of L
Lfe
Labor Links Strengthen Between Legion and Labor
New York December 29 reports closer ties promised between the American Legion and organized labor after letters between F W Galbraith Jr National commander and Sam-. The exchange signals potential joint efforts on veterans' issues and policy goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Legion
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
the Legion
Sam
Seattle Japanese team denies umpire baiting in Japan
Seattle news reports the Seattle Japanese baseball team, back from a tour in Japan, stating there is no such thing as umpire baiting in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Japan
Orient
Osage Oil Rights Inheritance Payout Set At 10060 Each
Each Osage tribal member who inherited oil rights receives 10060 for the year 132. The payment amount reflects the royalty distribution to qualified heirs under the tribal oil program.
Public Auction of Kissel Car for Lien Fees in High Point
The National Motor Company will sell at public auction the rights of M. C. Campbell in one Kissel five passenger automobile No 2494 to satisfy repairs lien of 52.60 and storage costs 12.50 from October 26 1920 to January 8 1921. Auction at Hendricks Garage building High Point North Carolina on Saturday January 3 1921 at 2:00 PM. 18th day of December 1929. National Motor Company. Cook and Smith Attorneys Greensboro NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Motor Company
Easn
Titie Amaim
M. C. Campbell
Kissel
Hendni
High Point
N. C
Cook and Smith, Attorneys
Greensboro
Auction Notice for Hupmobile Lien Sale
For cash the highest bidder gains all rights to one Model 32 five passenger Hupmobile owned by Sib ley Burton. The sale occurs Saturday January 2 at 2:00 p.m. at the Bencini Garage Building High Point N C to satisfy a lien for repairs totaling 24.60 dollars plus 11.59 dollars costs for keeping the auto from November 1 1920 to January 8 1921. This 18th day of December 1920. COOK AND SMITH Attorneys Greensboro N C 12-22-24-29-1/1'&/5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Motor Company
Sibley Burton
Bencini
High Tint
N. C
Cook and Smith
Greensboro
N.C
Auction Notice of Lien on Hudson Model 37 Car
The undersigned iNational Motor claims the rights of David Goins to one Model 37 Hudson five passenger automobile No. 35529. A lien for repairs totaling $55.35 and custody costs from June 1, 1920 to January 8, 1921 amounting to $36.50 will be satisfied at Benevii Garage High Point North Carolina on January 8, 1921 at 2:00 p.m. Attorneys Preensword.
City of High Point tax levy for general expenses and schools
Section 1 states a tax levy to raise funds for city government, interest on bonded indebtedness, and city graded school expenses. It specifies taxes shall be assessed and collected to cover these costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Tax Provisions for High Point City Debt and Poll Tax
The ordinance sets tax rates for High Point city finances including poll taxes for males 21 to 50 and ad valorem charges on real and personal property. It authorizes the city to advertise and sell property for unpaid taxes and outlines rates totaling 54 cents per 100 dollars and other per-poll charges, with multiple bond interest provisions and school funding. It takes effect after passage dated December 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
General Assembly Ad Valorem
City of
Notice of bond election for High Point Township school
Guilford County announces a bond election in High Point Township to issue up to 600000 dollars for a new Central High School building and equipment. Registered voters may participate January 18, 1921 with polling and registration rules set by the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Board of County Commissioneres
Board of Commissioners
General Assembly of
Juilford County
Board of County Commissioners
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Legion Body
North Main Street
Drs. Staley
Eversight Specialists
Stantos
Patain
Royal Blue Bus
Greenboro Guilfa Hotel
Seve
Greensboro Clegg
High Point Elwood
Royal Blur Transportation Company
Motor Company
David Goins
Benevii
Preensword
The
Pied
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
W. C. Idol
Sec
Treas
R. L. Plckett
City
W. C. Tucker
Enterprise
Citizens Real Estate and Insurance Co
C. B. Overman
Megr
Moffitt Furnishing Co
North Carolin Wheel Co
Studebaker
Cory
Care Enterprise
High Point Veneer and Panel Co
J. W. Clinard
Anderson St
Roy E. Jones
Ron
Colen Truc
Baseball Park
Sand Clay Road
D.F. Jamison
Summerville S. Co
Edwards Business College
Webster
NEW International
Stamey's
W. T. Kirkman
West High
M. C. Crowson
Commerce Building
Russell Street
P. O
A. C. Jones
Goodrich Tire
R. Terry
Civil Service
Continental Bidg
Washington, DC
Morris St
Fair Grounds
Erick Florman
Hart Drug CO
Herbert Hoover
Christ
Jesus
Europe
European Relief Council
America
the Bank of Dependable Service
Tote
the Bank of Service
Wachovia Bank & TruSt CO
Member
Federal Reserve System
Southern Railway System
Birmgham
Birmingham
Columbia
Augusta
Charlotte
Washington
Atlanta
Richmond
New Orleans
Danville
Westminster
Praings
Charlotte-Richmond
Birmingham-New York
Birmingham-N. O
N. Y
Atlanta-Washington-N. Y
H. D. Saunders
R. H. Graham, G. P. A
Charlotin N.C
Quality Tailors
S. Min St
High Point Transfer Company
High Point Ins. & Real Estate Co. Fire
Printing & Office Sunnly Co
F. C. Sharp
Bank of Commerce
Walter L
Hargett
Over Hart Drug Company
Thomasville
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