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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1927
Page
4
An editorial note from the Davie Record urges caution in spreading rumors. It defends the paper’s stance on fair treatment and warns that anyone who confronts the editor with anger will face consequences. A warning that a word to the wise is sufficient.
The article notes Otto Wood would likely choose North Carolina for a visit if allowed, citing his ease of slipping from the Raleigh prison and his past affinity for the state. It frames a dispute over which state should host him, with evidence rooted in his history and preferences.
The few Jewish families in High Point plan a canvass to raise 10,000 from non members for a synagogue. They have pledged three fifths of the cost and invite Christian neighbors to share in the project, noting past Jewish generosity to Christian causes.
An anonymous letter to the paper urges adding municipal bus lines to meet growing needs. The writer argues the service is essential as students and townsfolk face long walks to school and new developments demand better transit.
The article argues for improved street transport as essential for residents and workers in High Point. It notes a need for regular bus service to Welch Park during baseball season and criticizes the current slow electric car service. The city council plans to let North Carolina Public Service Company provide supplementary service or seek other bus operators if needed.
The Carolina Motor Club president cites a 1926 motor cost in excess of 700 million dollars, noting only about 65 000 new cars were sold that year. He argues the figure dwarfs state investments in industry and agriculture, and exceeds public education and housing outlays, reflecting heavy auto spending across the state.
The article argues North Carolina towns must pursue expert economic governance to cut waste and lower taxes. It notes a rising awareness in High Point and statewide that fiscal discipline and efficient administration drive growth while avoiding costly public-improvement delays.
A critical review lauds Dr. Edwin Mims Vanderbilt University for The Advancing South, praising his clear, nonpartisan analysis of Southern public opinion, literature, politics, education, and social issues. It highlights his defense of academic freedom, examples like Trinity College and Vanderbilt, and his emphasis on progress through reform, scholarship, and cultural renewal.
Turbulent sessions on the Capitol floor as senators Carter Glass and Burton Wheeler clash over banking legislation while Kansas Republicans J N Tincher and James G Strong trade fiery insults in the lobby. Speaker Longworth intervenes to prevent blows as mobs of officials restore order.
Rev Milton Whitener continues his series on human destiny at the First Reformed Church tonight. He discusses "Going to Take My Chances" as the next question in a sequence started last Sunday with "Going Nowhere Death Ends All." Other topics include "Going to Perdition" and "Going to Heaven" with services at 7 30 p.m.
Mrs Laura Wickes Walter daughter of Thomas H Wickes vice president at Pullman faces a $100 fine for maintaining a nuisance in a house on Grand Boulevard. The ruling sets revocation of the fine if she allows property inspection while she remains in possession as her father wished.
Wildlife note explains otters migrate upstream during summer to feed and gather. in winter they descend to the river mouth to rest and conserve energy. The behavior highlights seasonal movement patterns tied to food availability and water conditions.
Fred J. Sparger state deputy commissioner will be at the assembly room of the local municipal building from February 14 to March 4 to aid taxpayers in listing 1926 income taxes. Those subject face a 25 percent penalty plus interest if they fail to list. Residents and non residents with net income of 1000 or more and married residents with 2000 or more must file returns. exemptions will be explained.
Dr Zero K Justice a prominent Davidson dentist and former Henderson county resident died near his mother's home in Dana after an accidental shotgun discharge during a squirrel hunt. Sheriff and coroner ruled death accidental. He leaves a widow three children and several relatives.
In Albemarle a mandamus action in Stanly county superior court targets about 1.7 million dollars in surplus funds of the Wiscassett Mill Co. Stockholders J. L. and M. L. Cannon seek to force dividends beyond capital stock and working capital. The case names directors including C. A. Cannon and A. L. Brooks. trial set for Feb. 26 before Judge J. L. Webb.
The first savings bank was founded in 1810 in Ruthwell Village, Scotland, by the Rev. John Duncan.
Peking reports Chan Tso Lin and Wu Pei Fu clash as northern alliance troops meet Wu’s forces in Henan. Fighting risks new warlord alignment as Wu's status and movements complicate the nationalist Cantonese effort to rule China’s vast population.
Caption from The World shows Ford speaking close to a receiving set to aid deaf inventor Thomas Edison. The photo highlights a moment of technical dialogue in a public demonstration setting.
A letter from a twenty three year old woman expresses longing to travel the world but societal constraints bind her. She rejects poverty and marriage as means, arguing travel is natural and moral, while a mentor counsels that women can seek inner journeys and personal growth beyond ships.
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