Unclear Front Page Fragments Mix in Odd Claims
A garbled column blends unrelated notes from politics and local life. It mentions a $15,000,000 hotel project for Cilengo, a nomination for Joh Morin in Jeffersonville, and an average $50 monthly income for SG John, plus a traffic metaphor about George Washington. It references the Guilford county soil road issue, a Wesley Memorial church public meeting, and praise for Dr James K. Mall of the Tri-State Medical association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Morin
Jeffersonville
Ind
John
Adman
Tri-State Medical Association
Westey Memorial Church
South
Cotton
New Jersey
Tri-State Medical Society
Tri- State Medical Association
James KC .Mall
Wall
Trall
Washington's Birthday Observed Across America
People pause to honor George Washington born at Bridges Creek Westmoreland County Virginia 191 years ago. Across the world the name Stands for leadership as schools mark the day and banks declare holidays while High Point hosts modest observances.
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George Washington
Bridges Creek
Westmorend County
Virginia
Augustine Washington
America
Khowt
Ini High Point
Purchase the C and Y Railroad Hero to High Point Action
Citizens of High Point Thomasville and Denton push to buy the Carolina and Yadkin railroad to keep it operating as a competitive line against the Southern. A sale Monday sparked a fund drive with Denton already pledging 10000 dollars and local committees visiting business leaders to buy stock and prevent re sale. Judge Fintey will hear the case in Guilford superior court at Roxboro tomorrow morning as locals rush to raise cash and decide if the C and Y can be saved or must be resold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina and Yadkin
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Southern Railroad
C. and Y
T. Bb. Fintey
Guilford Superior Court
Rocushbore
Mie Enterprise
Davidson
C. and Y. Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
C, and Y
Russian famine relief report from Garner
The article summarizes William Garner of the American relief organization in Russia reporting on famine in 1921 22, noting up to 500000 may die and actual deaths around 1506000, amid recovery efforts and aid. It highlights food shortages livestock losses, cholera and typhus control, and a shift in Russian outlook with improved shop windows and cleaner streets.
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Otis Yeu
Garner
Russia
Moscow street cars and gas systems show slow improvement
The passage notes that Moscow's electric lighting and gas systems are better than a year ago. The Red Bear, gaunt yet regaining life, is emerging from his den with a slow recovery ahead, according to Garner.
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Moscow
Red Bear
Garner
Funeral Friday for ex Solicitor Norris in Raleigh
Herbert E Norris who retired after 12 years as solicitor of the seventh district died yesterday at a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 PM from First Baptist Church Raleigh. He was 64, survived by his widow and one son.
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Raleigh
Herbert E . Norris
First Baptist
Ché
Purchases Store at Thomasville
George Nassip of Salisbury bought the Quality Shop stock on Main street at auction for 875 dollars. The store, a ladies wear shop, is expected to reopen under old management. John Asbury was fatally stabbed by Glass during a highway construction dispute west of town. Glass was arrested and jailed for murder. An adjourned chamber of commerce meeting announced new directors to work with the town board.
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Thomasville
George Nassip
Salisbury
Main Street
Co. Glass
John Asbury
Asbury
Hagedron Construction Company
Georgia
Recorder’s Court Room
Chamber of Commerce
T. A. Finch
4. V. Crutchfield
A. H. Ragan
C. A. Moore
J. R. Powell
O. L. Wagstaff
J. Walter Lambeth
FH. R. Kyser
C. A. Julian
MM. Sturkey
Carson Cox
G . Crowell
J. &. Lambeth
F. E. Sigman
Lettie Green
Pope
Crews
Hamrick Connell
Chas. Lambeth
Jennings
Walter Fisher Goes On Trial For Life Today
SYLVA February 2 Walter Fisher democratic Beene officer at Sylva on last November 7 who in a quarrel at the polls is alleged to have shot and killed George Davis merchant and slumber man of Barkers Creek township and a leading politician in that district goes on trial for his life this afternoon in Jackson county superior court Solicitor Grover Davis asks for a verdict of murder in the first degree Fisher s attorneys said they will enter a plea of self defense A motion for continuance to the next term of court was denied by Judge Lane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylva
Walter Fisher
George Davis
Barkers Creek
Jackson County Superior Court
Grover Davis
Fisher
Lane
Star Motor representative to demonstrate new car in High Point
M. Cc. Knapp of Star Motor Co arrives in High Point to headline a demonstration at the local agency on East Commerce Street. He traveled 617 miles from Red Bank New Jersey in a Star car, reporting 29 gallons used and an average 21.2 mpg, with only two quarts of oil consumed.
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M. Cc. Knapp
Star Motor Company
High Point
Knapp
East Commerce Street
Mr. Knapp
Harold Knapp
Star
Red Bank
N. J
Traimman Killed In Wreck Near Ramsey New Jersey
Hackensack New Jersey February 22 EB Datlendorn a brakeman from Scranton Pennsylvania was killed yesterday in a wreck on the Erie railroad near Ramsey New Jersey. The crash blocked three tracks for a time and delayed commuters.
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Traimman
Hackensack
N. J
Datlendorn
Scranton
Erie Railroad
Ramsey
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