Turks Open to Signing Near East Pact At Lausanne
Ismet Pasha may be asked to delay departure as chancellors seek to resume talks. Kiiza Nur Bey says accord reached but financial terms remain unsettled. Turkey aims to remove or revise economic clauses while seeking further concessions from the allies.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Ismet Pasha
Paris
London
Rome
Kiiza Nur Bey
Turkey
Angola
Riza Nur
Turkish press hints at peace chance despite bayonet threat
Turkish newspapers acknowledge a grave situation yet hope for a peaceful solution. A dispatch from Angora quotes a hard line stance: the last word is left to our bayonets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Associated Press
Perhid
Angora
France says Ottoman delegation agrees to Lausanne terms
Paris reports that France has announced Great Britain that the Ottoman delegation at Lausanne has agreed to sign all the peace terms, signaling movement toward a final settlement.
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London
Associated Press
France
Great Britain
Lausanne
French envoy hints near east treaty could be signed soon
Reuters Lausanne dispatch reports M. Bompard head of the French delegation indicated a near east treaty might be signed almost immediately. The statement follows discussions held this afternoon.
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London
Associated Press
Reuters
Lausanne
M. Bompard
Snow Causes Three Auto Accidents In City
Three automobile collisions occurred this morning and early afternoon on slick streets due to snow. Otto Kluss of Brooklyn and his wife escaped injury though his Rickenbacker and baggage were about 60 dollars worse for wear after a collision with A C Correll on Washington and Steele. A Miller Ford collided with a Levine truck driven by H C Davis near Thurston and Elm, damaging both vehicles. A Horne Ford roadster truck on West Broad and Lindsay was also damaged in a separate crash. No injuries reported.
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Otto Kluss
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miami
Fla
A. C. Correll
Washington and
Steele Streets
Kluss
Correll
R. M. Miller
Joe Levine
H. C. Davis
Thurston and
Elm Streets
Miller
S. W. Horne
West Broad
Lindsay
Palm Life In Movies
The United States and North Carolina departments of agriculture will show a motion picture on state agricultural life to the general assembly Tuesday evening at the capi tol. Filmed largely in Beaufort County on Dempsey Grimes’s farm near Washington, N C, with a cast of local people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zraleigh
United States Department of Agriculture
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
General Assembly
Capitol
William Moore
Beaufort County
Dempsey Grimes
Washington, N. C
Perons
Meeting on Methodist Protestant College in High Point
High Point citizens urged to attend Thursday night 7:30 in the chamber of commerce rooms for a conference announced by Secretary Frank J. Sizemore. The agenda is not stated but the meeting is described as very important for the college plans.
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High Point
Methodist Protestant College
Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Sizemore
Sizemore
Grenfell to Deliver Lecture Tonight in High Point
Dr Wilfred T Grenfell renowned medical missionary to Labrador was due to speak this afternoon at J Iwood Coxs home but could not arrive in Winston Salem last night He will present his lecture Mid Ice and Snow in Labrador tonight with 2500 feet of personal film as part of a widely praised series expected to draw a large audience in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
Lwood Cox
Winston-Salem
I T
Labra
Grenfell
Dr. Grenfell
High Point
Dry men make eight arrests in Virginia liquor cases
Eight men were arrested on liquor charges and three illicit stills seized by federal prohibition agents in the fifth division led by R. B. Sams. Three arrests related to a distillery plant in Prince Anne County, four to two large distilleries in Franklin County, and one near Charlottesville for illegal possession. A correction notes the property seizure value was $3,482, not $34,182.
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R. B. Sams
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement
Princess Anne County
Franklin County
Charlottesville
Sam
Fth
Harvey Burgess to Speak Here
Missouri born poet and humorist J Harvey Burgess will speak Friday night at the high school auditorium. He lectured at chapel this morning and has performed in Baltimore St Louis and other major cities, earning a reputation as a successor to James Whitcomb Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harvey Burgess
Missouri
Burgess
James Whitcomb Riley
High Point
America
Baltimore
St. Louis
Train Sped On Asks 1000 Damages
Miss Susan C. Noble sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for 1000 dollars claiming the railroad refused to stop a Philadelphia train to connect with an Atlantic City service and instead carried her to New York.
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Richmond
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
Susan C. Noble
Spring Harbinger Frog Sighted in New Castle
S E Rahauser reported an early spring sign by spotting a frog hopping near his home in New Castle. He captured the creature in a glass jar and brought it downtown to substantiate the claim.
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New Castle
S. E. Rahauser
Germans Assert Ahr Resistance Not Lessen
Report from Washington via the German embassy says resistance to French occupation of the Ruhr valley remains unmodified and is growing stronger. Ruhr industries claim unaffected operations with workers mining their own fuel while a major rail strike disrupts the Rhine. Chancellor Cuno tours the Ruhr as demonstrations erupt in Dorsten and figures report no French advance into Hesse beyond Goddelhau.
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Rehr
Washington
Thissen
Essen
Ben
Ruhr
Rhine
Cuno
Berlin
Dorsten
Hesse
Goddelhau
German Government Denies Ruhr Policy Change
The German government through its embassy in Washington denies modifying its resistance to the French occupation of the Ruhr. It asserts unanimous German resistance remains steadily growing and refutes Paris reports of any negotiated settlement.
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Washington
Ruhr
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Kemp Murder Trial Opens After Four Decades
Lumberton February 6 jurors were selected and testimony was expected in the murder trial of Jos B Kemp charged with killing Daniel McNeill twenty years ago. Kemp was arrested in Florida last September and returned to face the charge and may claim self defense with supporting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Jos. B. Kemp
Daniel McNeill
Kemp
Florida
Death Called Cooper Away From City
H F Cooper left China Grove today due to the death of his sister in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Grove
H. F. Cooper
Secret order bill beaten on second reading in house
In Raleigh on February 6 the Milliken Bill to require listing names of secret order members with state authorities failed 54 to 53 on its second reading after two hours of heated debate mentioning the Ku Klux Klan. A UNC medical college bill drew questions as Representative Everett sought to allow university trustees to act at a special meeting February 9. The optometry licensing bill passed its third reading in the senate and the joint finance committee adjourned to hear more evidence tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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Raleigh
Associated Press
Milliken
University of North Carolina
House of Representatives
Everett
Durham
Murphy
Burgwyn
Northampton
Senate
General Assembly
Asheville Hotel Company Receives Charter of Incorporation
The secretary of state grants the Asheville Hotel Company a charter capitalized at 175000 dollars with 67000 dollars paid in. The firm will build and operate hotels with principal incorporators William Foor and E E Robinson of Jacksonville and H D Miles of Asheville.
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Asheville
William Foor
Jacksonville
Fla
E. E. Robinson
H. D. Miles
Victoria Drummond Hands Fisherman the Only Woman Marine Engineer Claim
Victoria Drummond daughter of the first Lord Amherst of Hackney arrives in Liverpool from Australia claiming to be the only woman marine engineer. She reportedly missed only one watch during the voyage.
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Liverpool
Victoria Drummond
Lord Amherst
Hackney
Australia
Tate applauds Legion for postponing campaign in High Point
Fred N. Tate writes to The Enterprise praising Andrew Jackson Post of the American Legion for delaying its funds drive for a home. He pledges city support for the Y M C A drive and urges united backing for both efforts, noting High Point’s spirit of cooperation.
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Fred N. Tate
Enterprise
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
High Point
Mr. Tate
Donald C. MacRae
McRae
Jilted Indian Lover Shoots Self In New York Department Store
Chief Gabriel White Horse a full blood Cherokee and war veteran, killed himself in a New York department store after loving a married cashier, Norma Smith. Clippings show prior service in France with Canadian and American forces, plus gassed and twice wounded. He left letters calling her his Indian Moon and Lovingly Indian Prince before the final shot.
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New York
Potters Field
Gabriel White Horse
Oklahoma
New Mexico
France
Gabriel Hatting
Norma Smith
Savannah Welcomes American Troops From Rhine Voyage
Savannah plans a warm welcome for American troops aboard the transport St Mihiel arriving from the Rhine. A half holiday is declared, flags adorn the city, and Mayor Seabrook will greet the ship with the American Legion and shipping officials guiding escort by the Yamacraw cutter and local tugs.
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Savannah
St. Micchiel
Rhine
Seabrook
St. Mihiel
Tybee Bar
Coast Guard
Yamacraw
Mayor Seabrok
American Legion
High Point Morris Plan Seeks Capital Increase and Name Change
The High Point Morris Plan company filed with the state in Raleigh to raise capital from 59000 to 150000 and to rename the business the High Point Morris Plan bank. Stockholders decided the growth warranted the increase and a move to new quarters on West Washington street is planned around March 15.
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High Point Morris Plan Company
Department of State
Raleigh
High Point Morris Plan Bank
West Washington Street
Clowns Nipsi and Lipsi Seized in Latvia Rally Clowning
Latvian political police arrested famous clowns Nipsi and Lipsi during a circus in Riga. They are accused of including anti government utterances in their clown chatter.
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Riga
Latvia
Nipsi and
Lipsi
Deadly Germ Tubes Found in Windsor Garage
A Windsor resident discovered 24 small tubes in a garage. Laboratory tests confirmed the contents as deadly disease germs. The source of the germs remains unknown.
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London
Windsor
France Traffic Police Use Shrill Whistles to Halt Violators
Paris February 2 traffic police across France are equipped with shrill whistles to call motorists' attention when they commit traffic violations.
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Paris
France
Trial of Watts Postponed a Week in Raleigh City Court
Trial of Col. A D Watts former state revenue commissioner charged with aiding and abetting in immoral conduct was continued to February 13 due to his illness. Watts in a Statesville sanatorium and a physician certificate supported the delay. All related docket cases arising from the incident were continued to the same new date.
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Raleigh
Col
A. D. Watts
State Commissioner of Revenue
Watts
Statesville
Sharp advance in cotton market on early near east settlement news
New York reports firm opening as Liverpool futures rose on news of an early near east settlement. May futures climbed to 28.55, October to 25.53 amid 33 to 35 point gains. March 28.15, May 28.50, July 28.00, October 25.50, December 25.25.
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New York
Liverpool
Harding Delays Debt Message Delivery
President Harding postponed until tomorrow a message to Congress seeking changes to the debt funding law to permit final approval of the settlement with Great Britain. Officials said no precise time was set and he may send the message by messenger rather than deliver it in person.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Great Britain
White House
Capitol
No Dull Moments Among the Sulons Weeks 1
Greensboro Today seeks extension by charter bill as the North Carolina legislature returns to work. Investigations unfold, the governor rails at rivals, and officials face aggressive scrutiny over finances and state printing amid a tense political atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Raleigh
E. C. Brooks
Morrison
Assembly
Senate
Representative Coffey
Watauga
A. J. Maxwell
Coffey
Mountaineer
Maxwell
Allen Maxwell
Max Gardner
Clark
First District
Supreme Court
Morse Trial Postponed a Month for Conspiracy Case
Washington February 6. Attorneys for Charles W Morse and the government forecast a one month postponement of the trial of Morse and 11 others on conspiracy charges tied to wartime shipping contracts when the case was called on the docket of the District of Columbia supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Washington
Charles W. Morse
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Morse Brothers Arrested For War Fraud Case
Benjamin Morse Harry Morse and their father Charles Morse and brother Irwin were arrested by Department of Justice agents in New York ahead of a Washington trial on alleged war frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
New York
Benjamin
Harry Morse
Washington
Charles W. Morse
Irwin
Department of Justice
Lorenzo Hilton Buried Near Zion After Paraly sis Cause
Lorenzo Dock Hilton longtime Daw idson county resident died at home near Zion at 2 g.m. yesterday from paralysis He would have turned 87 in April Survived by two sons John and R T Hilton two daughters Mrs Alice Tise and Mrs Joseph Tise 21 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren Funeral services were held today at 11 a.m. at Jr Pleasant church with burial in the church graveyard
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Lorenzo
Dock) Hilton
Dawidson County
Zion
Hilton
John
R. T. Hilton
Alice Tise
Joseph Tise
Jr. Pleasant Church
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Prince George
Secret Order
Medical College
Foor
Legionarres
Rhine Guard
Morris
Lorenzo Hilton
Davidson County
Dock Hilton
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