Tri-State Medical Session Closes With New Officers to Be Named
Doctors from three states gathered at the Sheraton for the Tri-State Medical Association where about 200 physicians attended the final sessions. Lectures by Dr. Hedblom of Mayo Clinic and Dr. Herrick of New York highlighted the pneumonia symposium, with topics on chronic empyema and arterial hypertension. Dr. Cotton of Trenton addressed mental disease origins in a public program at Wesley Memorial Church.
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Tri-State Medical Association
Sheraton Hotel
Carl A. Hedblom
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
W. W. Herrick
New York
Hedblom
Association
Herrick
William Deb. MacNider
Medical Faculty
University of North Carolina
James H. Culpepper
Norfolk
Washington
Russell Cecil
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Physicians of the
Tri- State Association
Henry A. Cotton
Trenton
N. J
Cotton
North Carolina
Secret Service Nets Counterfeit Gang Across Nation
Secret Service agents launched a nationwide sweep targeting a large international counterfeit ring. They say up to 1,000 members may be involved with operations in Chicago Detroit San Francisco and other cities and that $1 to $10 million in bogus bills and stamps circulated. Twenty one arrestees were jailed in New York with bonds from 25000 to large sums and two others in Newark New Jersey awaited bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secret Service
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Newark
N. J
Woman's auxiliary of Woodmen to be revived in High Point
Mrs. E. Rogers state manager visits High Point to interview head officers and revive a Woodmen of the World Woman's auxiliary. A former local branch faded after state supervision changes but active members have stayed in the city. A live camp and fraternal momentum support a revival. Mrs. Rogers also serves on the supreme council board.
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Raleigh
Woodmen ‘of the World
E. Rogers
North Carolina
High Point
School Head To Address Men’s Club Meeting On Education
The Men’s club of St. Mary’s church meets tonight at 8 in the parish house on Washington street to discuss the Sterling Towner educational bill. Weaver W. Marr city schools superintendent and Henry Owens high school English head will speak. Principal L R Johnston cannot attend.
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St. Mary’s Church
Washington Street
Weaver W. Marr
Henry Owens
L. R. Johnston
Welborn engages architect for three story Commerce Willowbrook building
J S Welborn has hired Harry Barton of Greensboro to draw plans for a three story structure on the corner of Commerce and Willowbrook. Construction will start once plans are finished. The modern building will contain storage rooms on the lower floor and seven apartments on each of the two upper floors. Welborn Supply may use one storage room. remaining space to be rented.
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J. S. Welborn
Harry Barton
Greensboro
Commerce and
Willowbrook Streets
Welborn Supply Company
Bryan visits Rocky Mount for Kiwanis event
William Jennings Bryan arrives in Rocky Mount to address the Tarboro Kiwanis club, welcomed by Kiwanis members from Tarboro Wilson and Rocky Mount. Governor Morrison and Josephus Daniels expected to join him en route to Tarboro for tonight's speaking engagement.
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Rocky Mount
Tarboro
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Woman Pastor Opens New Jersey Legislature Session
In Trenton on February 22 the New Jersey House opened with prayer by Rev. Elizabeth Padgham of the Onitarian Church of Our Father, Rutherford, marking the first time a woman pastor led the session.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Elizabeth Padgham
Onitarian Church of Our Father
Rutherford
Stage Set for Elm Street School Carnival Night
Elm Street School prepares a community fair tomorrow from 7 30 to 10 pm in the auditorium. Proceeds fund the school library with events including the Boob Town Promenade and a Hattie Fowler led negro minstrel show.
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Elm Street
Hattie Fowler
High Point
Negress Admits Burning Home Killing McDowells
Atlanta police say Dimple Nix confessed to setting fire to the McDowell home in Decatur causing the deaths of Marion and Willes Mattee McDowell, ages 17 and 15. She allegedly acted in revenge after being discharged by Mrs. McDowell. The blaze damaged the daughters' bedroom, likely started with gasoline and a window‑entry match.
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Atlanta
Trinity Beats Davidson Boys in Wrestling Meet
Trinity college wrestlers defeated Davidson 23 to 3 before about 300 spectators. Seaweed Midget dominated with a 167 pound pin in 3 minutes 15 seconds and a heavyweight pin in 4 minutes 45 seconds. Kinzey earned Davidson’s three points on time from McLellan.
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Durham
Bailey
Trinity College Boys
Davidson
Davidsonians
Trinity
Kinzey
McLellan
Secretary Mellon backs bonus plan use of foreign debt funds
Secretary Mellon told the House Ways and Means Committee chairman Fordney that he has no objection to using money from the foreign debt settlement to pay a soldiers bonus after the funds are received.
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Washington
Mellon
House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
J. M. Ross Dies in Charlotte Now Clarified
J M Ross died at his Charlotte home this week. He is identified as the father of C H Ross, correcting a previous misidentification in yesterday’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ross
Charlotte
C. H. Ross
Grave Charges Against State Sanatorium Bailiwicks
In Raleigh on February 22 J G Hutchinson a rehabilitation student at NC State College testified before a legislative committee that inmates at the state sanatorium suffered from sour milk rotten eggs dirty linen and rusty linen during his stay January to July 1920 He contracted tuberculosis after being sent to France Dr Ben T Hayes of the US Veterans Bureau supported Dr L B McBrayer the sanatorium superintendent saying the facility is ably managed and that McBrayer is leading a strong campaign against tuberculosis.
Watts Trial Delayed Again As Illness Persists
A. D. Watts former North Carolina tax commissioner had his trial postponed to March 15 due to continued illness. He is hospitalized at a sanatorium with aggravated bladder trouble and prostate gland strictures. Co-defendants Grace Grantham and Robert McDuffy face prostitution and assignation charges.
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Raleigh
A. D. Watts
North Carolina
W. C. Harris
Watts
Shepherd Building
Grace Grantham
Grantham
Robert McDuffy
Statesville
Police Department of
H. F. Long
Middies Fall to Catholic University in Washington
The Naval Academy basketball team lost 2 to 19 to Catholic University in Washington. The Middies face West Point Cadets in their final game of the season on Saturday.
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Middies
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Catholic University Players of Washington
West Point Cadets
Washingtons Birthday Observed by Nation in 1930s Style
Federal government activities paused across branches except Congress for Washingtons birthday observances. The day featured ceremonies at the Washington Monument with wreath laying by Secretary Weeks and officials, radio broadcasts, and a DAR program at Continental Memorial Hall with Senator Shortridge as principal speaker.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Washington Monument
Weeks
Senator Shortridge
California
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Memorial Hall
Parker Says Ku Klux Greater Menace Than Weevils
Governor John M. Parker of Louisiana declares the Ku Klux Klan a greater menace to the southern farmer than the boll weevil and will continue to oppose the organization in response to Governor Hardwick's conference invitation.
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Atlanta
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Hardwick
High Point Drives Campaign to Buy C and Y Railroad
A mass meeting in High Point formed committees to raise funds to purchase the Carolina and Yadkin River railroad. The sale result to be reported in Guilford Superior Court with Denton and Thomasville already pledging substantial stock. Committees include J C Sheloff A E Taplin and G W Denny S C Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina and Yadkin River
Chamber of Commerce
Short Line Railroad
T. B. Finley
Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
J. C. Sheloff
A. E. Taplin
G. W. Denny
8. C. Clark
Educational bill passes House for second time in Raleigh
In Raleigh on February 22 a broad educational bill cleared the House 96 to 1 after a substitute passed. A separate measure by Saunders sought a state department of commerce to collect industry data. A resolution endorsing President Harding's position on the Atlanta cotton conference was unanimously adopted, but calendar action was postponed to 8 pm tonight.
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Raleigh
Department of Commerce and Industries
House
Saunders
Johnson County
Cowles
Wilkes
Townsend
Harnett
Everett
Durham
Harding
Atlanta
Waynick Files Suit Against Julian Price in Greensboro
C M Waynick former Daily Record manager filed a superior court complaint against Julian Price asking for 4471.52 plus turnover of a 14513 note and 782.80 owed by the firm, debt Price purportedly assumed when Waynick sold stock November 4 1922.
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Greensboro
C. M. Waynick
The
Daily Record
J. M. Reece Publishing Company
Mason W. Gant
Superior Court
Julian Price
Price
Waynick
Parker Anderson
Rev W A Lambeth Delivers Rotary Talks Across Virginia
Gastonia February 22 Rev W A Lambeth pastor of Main Street Methodist church spoke at Newport News Rotary Club at noon yesterday and was the principal speaker at Lynchburg Rotary Club today His wife and daughter accompany him and will join in Lynchburg then Charlottesville and finally New York City for ten days Presiding Elder H H Jordan will lead services at Main Street church during his absence
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Gastonia
W. A. Lambeth
Main Street Methodist Church
Newport News Va
Rotary Club
Lynchburg
Lambeth
Charlottesville
Remains Identified as Local Man Missing Since April
Mrs. H. M. Broach of Putney Georgia and J. B. Shepherd of Roerun Georgia arrived in Lumberton and identified the Park ton body as their brother E. R. Shepherd who disappeared April 11 last year. Relatives noted cuff links worn by the man did not match, and other found items including a pipe, watch, tie gauge and keys were confirmed as his.
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Lumberton
H. M. Broach
Putney
J. B. Shepherd
Roerun
Parkton
E. R. Shepherd
Mayfield's Right 10 Seat in Halls Senate Contested
George Beddy files against Earle B Mayfield alleging illegal expenditures and vote fraud in Texas senate race. Petition seeks recount and, if needed, disqualification. Charges level Klan involvement and cloak of patriotism to subvert constitutional government.
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Mayfield
Halls Senate
Washington
Associated Press
Ki Kinx
Senate
Earle B. Mayfield
Congress
Texas
George B. Reddy
Mr. Mayfield
William G. Balsey Dies at 75 in Greensboro
William George Balsey, 75, longtime Greensboro resident, died at home on February 21 after a three month illness caused by heart failure. A founder and president of Gate City Building and Loan, he also worked with Vanstory Clothing and the Vanstory real estate firm. He helped build the city as a civic leader and elder of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant.
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Greensboro
William George Balsey
N. Mendenhall Street
Mr. Balsey
Guilford County
Brick Church
Gate City Building and Loan Company
Vanstory Clothing Company
Vanstory and Balsey
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Parsons Oppose Proposed Bill
Burlington ministers adopt a resolution opposing a proposed amendment to the prohibition bill that would require an officer to see liquor in a car before searching it. Rev. W. H. Taylor, president of the ministers association, said he informed Senator Ray of the action and that the senator would use influence to defeat the amendment.
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Burlington
Taylor
Ray
Mrs. John Logan Dies at 84 Widow of General
Mrs. John A. Logan 84 widow of the Civil War General and former United States senator from Illinois died in Washington after a pneumonia illness.
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John Logan
Washington
John A. Logan
Tennessee
United States
Mllinois
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Carl A. Hedblem
W. J. Bryan
Negress
State Hospital
Wards Island
Harris
George Washington
C.& Y. Railroad
Representative Cowles
Indorsing
Messare
Department of Commerce
MR. Lambeth
Shepherd
Ku Klux Klan
George Beddy
Beddy
Wmg. Balsey
Parsons
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