Record of Great Statesman Walter Page Tribute
A memorial address honors Walter Page and Woodrow Wilson, praising their shared philosophy of world peace through collective security. The speaker argues against isolation, supports naming aggressors, and advocates unilateral embargoes to curb lawless nations while prioritizing American interests. The remarks commend Page's integrity amid political attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker
Massachusetts
Tinkham
Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Congress
Europe
Heavy Criminal Municipal Court Docket Prepared
The docket lists cases for drunkenness operating an auto intoxicated and prohibition law violations. Individuals named include I P Stiles Irvin Ingram Bertie Miller Ernest Stroud Leo Barnes Fred Massey Ira Coleman and others facing charges continued from Page 1 in the second section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Stiles
Irvin Ingram
Bertie Miller
Ernest Stroud
Leo Barnes
Fred Massey
Ira Coleman
Prohibition Law and Disorderly Conduct Items Published
A long list of names appears linked to charges including operating auto intoxicated, prohibition law violations, assault deadly weapon, reckless driving, and related offenses. The document also notes entries on bribery, trespassing, public drunkenness, and slander with numerous individuals named and dated for February proceedings.
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Bition
Odessa Steen
James Bruce
Alton Ledbetter
Joe Welborn
Paul Richardson
C. C. Seltz
Bayne Rayland
Lonnie Burton
Harry Smith
W. H. Corn
T. G. Wishon
Shadney Lindon
Jasper Wall
Sam Blanton
Enoch Robbins
Will’ Harper
Constance Caldwell
Lena Lee
Andrew Williams
Ruth Misenheimer
Willie Blair
Alice Truesdale
Isaac Jackson
Mitchell Arnold
Charlie Long
Fred Tillman
Emory Hobbs
R. E. Lockhart
Lonnie Harris
Mildred Robbins
W. F. Rook
D. A. Fowler
Wofford Kearns
Frank Allen
Ben Inman
L. W. Duke
Fred Lindsay
Willie Fay Kirkman
Fay Kirkman Hughes
Amos Hughes
J. W. Salmon
Oscar Stewart
Arnold Stewart
L. M. Bentley
Thomas Kaney
Reckles
J. R. Smith
Ed Hoover
Vernon Médlin
C. C. Shoffner
Claron Beal
Claude Spencer
Stewart
W. L. Welborne
J. M. Goldston
Ruth Coletrane Hudson
Rud Chandler
R. A. Craven
Ben Swartzberg
Thurman Kemp
Dallas Durham
Roy Beck
Claude Proctor
W. C. Bule
Grover Bule
J. W. Bennett
Mrs
N. W. Hayes
Paul Swanson
M. H. Harmon
D. T. Bray
Roy E. Davis
S. C. Welch
Joe Cc. Bullard
Roy B. Jones
J. C. Whittington
Clyde B. Cagle
James A. Jones
J. K. Morgan
J. B. Lackey
J. K. Henson
T. J. Underwood
D. P. Beck
EB. C. Eldridge
M. L. Warren
Glenn Snider
Joseph F. Wood
J. V. Garrett
A. L. Faircloth
H. H. Dawkins
A. Setzer, Jr
C. F. Ellington
J. R. Hamil
J. R. Prettyman
L. A. Welch
Robert I. Harris
Joe Carroll
M. T. Hatley
T. C. Mathews
H. C. Gordon
L. N. Garner
EB. G. Epley
C. W. Postom
Local Attorney Seeks Succeed Self in Candidacy
Local attorney announces bid to succeed himself with possible teacher pay raise on the agenda. He opposed the Pasquotank liquor bill in the general assembly, calling it ill conceived and unconstitutional to grant exemptions to select counties from the general criminal code.
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General Assembly
Lawmaker Advocated Referendum On Turlington Act
The official expressed support for submitting repeal of the Turlington act to a statewide referendum as a democratic principle. In the prior general assembly he served on multiple committees including appropriations education judiciary two insurance banks and banking corporations federal relations and university trustees.
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University
Committee heads named for High Point Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce in High Point announces committee leaders. A. Kirkman chairs the main committee on streets, roads, and publicity. M. J. Wrenn leads finance and membership. J. T. Ryan handles traffic and transportation. J. Welch Harris directs industrial needs analysis. R. B. Terry chairs merchandising concerns.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Co. A. Kirkman
M. J. Wrenn
J. T. Ryan
J. Welch Harrisa
R. B. Terry
Mercantile Committee
City tax collections stay near last year's pace
The January end report shows YTD collections under 1 percent behind the prior year despite rate cuts and delayed setting. Police crack down on illegal Broad Street parking and enforce bonds for hire vehicles after midnight Friday. Sergeant McMahon showcases a new high powered microscope in the identification bureau.
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J. W. McMahon
The
Police Bureau of Identification
POW-O-LIN Tops Relief Claims for Indigestion Sufferers
Thousands report relief from constipation indigestion and gas with POW-O-LIN praised as a great scientific medicine. Local neighbors testify to its worth doctors quote Senator Royal Copeland on constipation and a guarantee promises money back if not relieved.
Chest Head Sees Improved Inter Faith Relations
Community Chest leaders plan a Sunday meeting at 4 PM with ministers stressing brotherhood. Humphreys of High Point College will open with the seminar purpose. Dr. Everett R. Clinchy lauds inter faith cooperation and urges civic action across faiths and races.
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Humphreys
High Point College
Everett R. Clinchy
National Conference of Jews and Christians
Clinchy
National Conference
America
United Fellowship
Community Best Idea
United States
High Point Community Chest
George Washington
Microscope Aids Police Work As City Weighs Purchase
Sergeant McMahon cites the instrument's help in identification and crime detection while noting the equipment is on loan and not city property. He expects it to pay for itself quickly if bought, but budget constraints hinder the purchase.
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Madam Lane
McMahon
Police Department
Canadian Refrigerator Production and Imports in 1934
In 1934 Canada produced 30 175 electric refrigerators compared with 16 649 in 1933. During the same year the import from the United States totaled 1 755 units.
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Canada
United States
Trinity Schools Reopen After Weather Closures
Trinity consolidated schools will reopen Wednesday morning if weather permits according to Principal A R Bullock. Archdale and Carraway schools will reopen at regular time Monday morning after being closed for over a week due to poor roads.
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Trinity Consolidated
A. R. Bullock
Archdale
Carraway
Valentine Day Card Traditions Spark Local Sales
Romance persists in High Point as shops report strong Valentine card sales from ornate to simple postal cards. The era’s custom links to Saint Valentine’s Day and a historic name drawing ritual dating to ancient beliefs about birds pairing on February 14.
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Valentine
Rome
Clodius II
First U S Nickel Coinage Began in 1856
The United States started using nickel in 1856 for coinage with an alloy of 88 percent copper and 12 percent nickel for its copper pennies.
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United States
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Walter Page
Mr. Tinkham
Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Cyrano de
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Marion
Commercial Ins. & Investment CO
Wachovia Bank
Lottns Rotc
Welborn
Ance M. Welborn
the City OF
Readings
North Main St
Wactoria Bank
Our
Trent
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
J. W. Clinard
Pres
B. F. Johnson
Secy
Membi A Federal Home Loan Bank
Broad Street
North Main
Wrenn
W. G. Friddle
U. S
Royal 8. Copeland
M. D
New York City
Mann's Drug Stores
Dr. Copeland
Trinity Schools
Cal
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
North Wrenn Street
American Industrial Bankers Association
Association
Eno" Wale
Ta Sie
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