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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1927
Page
3
Leaders of the unionized bituminous coal industry miners and operators opened talks in Miami to negotiate a new wage scale for the central competitive field. The session marked another lengthy chapter in ongoing labor negotiations.
The second week of the second trial of Harry M. Daugherty former attorney general and Colonel Thomas W Miller for mer alien property custodian continued in New York with the government two weeks ahead of previous pace. Separately wage talks in coal mining pits amid union operators dispute loom ahead of March 31 expiration and a potential strike if April 1 conditions fail. Also notices announce a Guilford County sale of four land tracts on March 12 to settle the Milton Silver case in High Point township with cash bids and court confirmation.
Dr. J. M. Tibbetts of Pittsburgh argues religion is the only path to lasting world peace. He criticizes peace conferences as a waste of time and money and says America lacks statesmen, urging a Christian national ethos before national doom.
American legation in Managua reports liberal forces have retaken May May and move to attack Matagalpa as conservatives evacuate. Ninety die in a heavy snowstorm in Niigata Prefecture, Japan. House backers plan to swap the MecNary Haugen bill for the companion measure and push to the President by Saturday. A Bangor Maine fire causes million dollar damage destroying the Coe building and several stores.
Italian aviator Commander Pine do lands in Rabat Morocco after a long flight from Sardinia through northwest Africa to North and South America. Benjamin Turner, convicted of killing James D Hallen, begins the fourth day of a hunger strike in Portland Maine jail.
Dense fog over the English Channel leads to several vessel collisions as the Norwegian steamer Raa deserts damaged ships and later disappears in a storm with engines racing leaving crews unaccounted.
The Louisville Courier-Journal reports a majority opinion among college executives that South’s revival should come from farmers themselves rather than new laws. They emphasize practical measures by farmers to drive growth and resist top-down policy.
Hugh De Autremont a United States army aviator is arrested in the Philippines for the Oregon mail train killings. He confesses and says he once aided a posse hunt involving his two brothers Ray and Roy.
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