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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1923

Page

10

Push to End Prison Flogging Faces Senate Opposition

Raleigh Feb 23 The senate committee on penal institutions reported unfavorably Senator Baggett’s bill to prohibit flogging and abolish prison dungeons. Officials from state welfare groups cited brutality findings by Sanders and Brown and urged reform, while others argued flogging is needed for discipline in North Carolina camps.

Raleigh Senate Committee On Penal Institutions J. R. Baggett North Carolina Citizens Committee of One Hundred State Board of Charities and Public Welfare North Carolina Social Service Conference W. B. Sanders Department Roy M. Brown Sander Walter Clark State Supreme Court Clark Alabama Hastings Hart American Prison Association Alexander Vance England France Germany Austria Italy Belgium Holland Switzerland Spain United States Mexico George Poll State

Frats Initiations At Davidson College Nears Fifty-seven New Members

Eight fraternities at Davidson College completed the annual after first semester initiations, totaling fifty seven new members. Kappa Sigma welcomed Frank Alford and others from Florida Georgia and North Carolina, Sigma Alpha Epsilon added several members from Alabama Tennessee and South Carolina, Beta Theta Pi listed a broad regional slate, Kappa Alpha (southern) and the Bachelors club also announced new initiates.

Davidson Davidson College Delta Kappa Sigma Fraternity Frank Ailford Sion Alford Chipley Fla William Black M. C. Davids Winston Salem William Jennings Fayetteville Knox Johnston Mocksville W. J. Lewis Quitman Flake Laird Decatur Jack Miller Winston-Satem North Carolina Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Howard W. Cater Anniston Ala F R. Hudson Chattanooga Tenn Thomas Lawson Greensboro M. M. Teague Laurens 8 .C G. K. Shaddock Lexington Miss Beta Theta Pi R. H. McMillian Atlanta J. Alex McMillian Charlotte B. T. Crayson N. A. Currie F. H. Palmer F. N. Anderson J. W. Anderson Anderson, S. C J. F. Harran Rock Hill S. C Hanson L. Cater A. W. Bachman Edenton

Pi Kappa Alpha Original Membership Announced

The Beta chapter lists Claude Daughton Laurel Springs Ralph H Falls Gastonia C E B Houston Monroe Neal C Jones Pontotoc Miss Frank Mc Laughlin Statesville William Mattison Anderson D C W W Ragan Jr Gastonia Felser Regen Franklin Tenn M B Speir Charlotte Willie T Spencer Gastonia Delta Theta Chi adds Otis L Drenner Augusta Ga J M Justice Charlotte George Smith Abbeville S C William Long Abbeville Hugh Martin Arcadia Fla Phi Alpha Pi includes A B Cl ay tor Durham E C Connor Rome Ga Paul Causey Greensboro J M Appleby Muscle Shoals Ala W W White Richwood West Va W Ki Milton Thomasville Ga.

Tin Russellville Ark J. E. Moore Takamatsu Japan E. A. O'Neil Muscle Shoals Ala N. E. Sappenfield Concord D. G. Wilson Atlanta Pi Kappa Alpha Claude Daughton Laurel Springs Ralph H. Falls Gastonia C. EB. Houston Monroe Neal C. Jones Pontotoc Miss Frank McLaughlin Statesville William Mattison Anderson D. C W. W. Ragan, Jr Felser Regen Franklin, Tenn M. B. Speir Charlotte Willie T. Spencer Delta Theta Chi Otis L. Drenner Augusta J. M. Justice George Smith Abbeville S. C William Long Hugh Martin Arcadia Fla Phi Alpha Pi A. B. Claytor Durham C. Connor Rome Paul Causey Greensboro J. M. Appleby W. W. White Richwood West Va W. Ki. Milton Thomasville

Painter John Davis Killed As Ladder Falls In Store

In Wilson on February 22 70 year old John Davis was killed at 9 am when a ladder toppled from the counter while he was painting the store selling area. He was employed in painting the interior at the time of the accident.

Wilson John Davis Davis

Bill Removing Hickory Graves Falls in Senate

Hickory officials announced that a local bill to permit removing graves from the Ninth avenue cemetery was killed by the senate judiciary committee after three house readings. Representative Deaton said a general law allowing grave removal by county commissioners was hoped for. The Kiwanis club urged the city council to oppose carnivals and supported moving Catawba to sister counties with authority to outlaw nuisances.

Hickory W. A. Deaton Yount Ninth Avenue Senate Judiciary Kiwanis Club

Turkish Foreign Minister Blames France At Peace Conference

Ismet Pasha the Turkish foreign minister told Angora's grand national assembly that France's hard line on financial and economic terms caused the collapse of the peace conference. Advices from Constantinople report the stance stalled negotiations and halted progress toward a treaty.

Constantinople Ismet Pasha Grand National Assembly Angora France

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