Youth Held On Auto Theft Charge
Jack Bee, son of Savannah magnate O P Bee, is jailed in High Point on auto theft charges from Miami. He allegedly tried to sell the car to Frank H Ford near his Greensboro Road home and sent telegrams seeking title. Roy Ingram is bonded on possession of a stolen car and alleged sale attempt at a below market price.
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Jack Bee
O. P. Bee
Savannah
Miami
Fla
Bee
Frank H. Ford
Mr. Ford
Greensboro
Florida
James Russell
Roy Ingram
Rowdy Rabbit Rumpus Reported in Hyattsville
In Hyattsville Maryland on February 22 residents warn of rowdy rabbits causing trouble for children and unsettling locals as the once-tame hares grow bolder and older residents grow wary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattsville, Md
Cossack Attack on Soviet Minister Train Reported
A Moscow report says Cossack troops attacked the train of the Soviet war minister on the Moscow Lemberg railway. Several train crew members were hurt during the assault.
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Riga
Moscow
Moscow-l Lemberg
Educational iE debated by church leaders in High Pointers meeting
In Wesley Memorial church the High Pointers heard Bishop A W W Darlington and Dr T F Marr discuss Methodist Episcopal church South education. Marr stressed Christian education as essential and linked prosperity to spiritual and natural resources, while Darlington recalled 1918 conference plans promoting missionary work and Christian education, urging church power be applied to education.
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Wesley Memorial Church
A. W. W. Darlington
T. F. Marr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
North Carolina
Dr. Marr
Marr
Darlington
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Atlanta
Church of God
Senate Passes Constitutional Con Convent Bill in North Carolina
In Raleigh on February 22 the Senate passed the Stubbs bill calling for a vote on a constitutional convention at the next general election. If approved by the House the convention could meet in June 1922. Four votes opposed the bill. The Samms bill removing judges from primaries was passed on third reading with no debate. The Attorney General salary rises from 225 to 3 550 was approved, while the Walker bill creating a pardons board failed 42 to 7.
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Max Abernethy
Raleigh
Senate
Stubbs
Samms
Superior and
Supreme Court
Board of Pardons
Fistic Encounter Was Minor Affair
Walker Royal a prominent Fibra Point attorney and T. W. Hilliard local jeweler fought on North Main Street late yesterday afternoon over a published statement. Hilliard sustained ear cuts while Royal had bruised hands. otherwise both were unharmed. Delightful Entertainment describes a Junior B Y P U social at First Baptist with about thirty five children, games, stories and refreshments led by Miss Howe and Mr. Cummings.
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Walker Royal
Fibra Point
T. W. Hilliard
North Main Street
Hilliard
Royal
First Baptist Church
Miss Howe
New York
High Point
Cummings
Ella Owens
Merchants Promote Broad Goods At Lower Prices
The text describes vigilant stocking and steady improvement in a store’s offerings. It notes new goods arriving daily, better quality and broader variety, and prices lower than before. The voice stresses cautious optimism and eagerness for customers to see the gains in service.
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Rowdy Rabbit
Rumpus
Walter HA Pce
Equitable Life
Mann Drug Company
Mann Drug Co
Water Service
Public Service Company
Bishop Darlington
Ig Box
Mewbro Mfg. CO
Atlanta, Ga
York
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