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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1930
Page
9
Enterprise Wants reports try as Premier Tardieu in Paris expressed optimism about the conference’s likely results. The exchange signals cautious hope amid ongoing negotiations.
Stocks moved higher on the New York Stock Exchange in a session marked by uneven activity and occasional weakness. Volume was down, possibly due to power outages delaying trading, as 1929 earnings reports from Pressed Steel Car and Remington Rand stood out against prior year results.
A volatile trading session shows diverse gains and losses across major industrials and utilities. Notable movers include Am Beet Sugar, Am Tobacco, Coca Cola, General Electric, Philip Morris, and Dow components with mixed percentages and several near par or fractional gains. Trading volume remains robust at 3,108,900 shares within an active market day.
Mrs A S Lowe filed a suit in superior court for 15000 against Western Union Telegraph Company. She alleges severe injuries from an accident on September 19 on South Elm street when a bicycle ridden by a cable delivery boy struck her.
In Gastonia on February 1 authorities held Mrs. W F Long and Tom Crip Bridges in connection with the death of her husband whose body was found on a highway near the city January 21. Five others previously arrested were released.
A large license was issued this afternoon to Wade H. Stone Jr. 18 of High Point and Eloise Foust 16 of Thomasville. The nation’s top lead-producing district is in southeast Missouri.
Grady Beck and R M Williard Jr were injured this afternoon at 3 30 when Becks Chevrolet coupe collided with Williards Ford near English and Elm streets. Beck was bruised and rushed to High Point hospital by Yows ambulance. Williard Jr suffered cuts from flying glass when the side window shattered.
In Greensboro Superior Court on February 4 High Point matters dominated the docket. The earlier non-suit in Carolina Homes Inc versus City of High Point was reversed and sent for trial in city court with plaintiffs seeking 500. Judge McElroy overruled Draper in five street-benefit cases involving the city and E S Draper. Blair and Edwards vs City of High Point was moved to High Point court over objections. Hedrick and Son’s Inc and Elmer Hedrick vs Stanton and wife appeal dismissed. Farlow Insurance and Realty Co vs Singuefield and wife sent back to High Point for trial.
Former chief justice William Howard Taft, accompanied by Mrs. Taft and medical staff, left Asheville by train and arrived in Washington where he would rest at home. Dr. Hagner noted Taft’s smile but described his condition as improved only briefly, with plans to decide on hospital transfer later. Taft expressed pleasure at Charles Evans Hughes’s appointment as his successor. The journey involved careful transfer from subway to ground level and Taft clung to rails until assistance arrived.
In Austin Texas on February 4, prosecutors described John W. Brady a 59 year old former civil appeals court judge as a man who stabbed Miss Lehlia Highsmith outside her rooming house on November 9. They said Brady feared younger men would win her from him, while the defense argued he was insane from longterm heavy drinking and intoxicated on the night of the killing.
Delegation heads report private talks between Secretary Stimson and former premier Wakat suki. The United States backs widening the 5-5-3 ratio to heavy cruisers while Japan pushes 10-10-7. Afternoon work split into two groups with Britain, the United States and Japan in one camp and France and Italy in the other.
Mrs. Arthur Belcher of Parksville Kentucky reports relief from constipation kidney and stomach troubles after using Konjola. She says headaches dizziness and back pains vanished as her stomach liver and kidneys began functioning normally. Mann No. 1 Drug Store in High Point sells Konjola along with other druggists in the region.
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