Traveling Salesman Testifies Sanatorium Kitchen Filthy
Traveling salesman J. N. Turner testified that he found filthy conditions in the sanatorium kitchen during a solicitation visit. The committee plans to resume the investigation in Raleigh after the legislature adjourns, ensuring no conflict with Dr. L. B. McBrayer’s schedule.
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Wee _ JRALMBIGLIE
Associated Press
Gsa
J. Nh. Turner
T. C. Bowie
Raleigh
L. B. McBrayer
Sabatorium
Trolley fines and court actions dominate morning session
Ottis Stutts faced a $10 fine and costs for violating traffic law by failing to stop at a trolley crossing after Miss Myrtle Long was struck. The session included numerous minor charges such as breach of peace and intoxication with fines ranging from $10 to $20, with several cases continued or dismissed.
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Ottis Stutts
Ind
HHS
Myrtle Long
Orpheum Theater
Studs
Miss Long
James Gayden
Louis Pemberton
Catharena Long
George Johnson
C. W. Willard
Clarence Witcher
Seaton Shipwash
Vernon Jackson
Ope
Ele
Earl Powell
Southern
Mail Robbery Reported In Central New York Route
The theft of thousands of dollars in registered mail from a central New York train between Syracuse and Albany was reported today by authoritative sources. The robbery is said to mirror a similar theft in the Grand Central Terminal yesterday.
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New York
New York Central
Syracuse
Albany
Grand Central Terminal
Washington Chamber Banquet Set for March 5
The Washington chamber of commerce will hold its annual banquet on the evening of March 5. J. W. Cowan, mayor of Wilmington, will be the principal speaker, according to committee arrangements.
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Washington
Washington Chamber of Commerce
J. WH. Cowan
Wilmington
Pa law targets home brew and illicit liquor making
Harrisburg report notes Governor Pinchot's new booze law covers home brew, making it a crime to advertise manufacture sell or possess any item for use in intoxicating liquors. Penalties include fines from 300 to 3000 dollars, imprisonment up to the germ cert? or both, and seizure of property tied to liquor activities.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
General Synod of Reform Church Meets at Hickory
Announcement today by Rev. Milton Whitener notes General Synod of the Reformed Church to meet in Hickory on May 23. Delegates from the north travel by special train with stops at Greensboro High Point Lexington and Salisbury for an educational tour. Sessions will be in Corinth Reformed Church with Dr George W Richards of Lancaster Pa presiding. about 385000 members and 200 delegates expected.
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Milton Whitener
First Reformed Church
General Synod of the
Hickory
North Carolina
South
North
Greensboro
High Point
Lexington
Salisbury
Corinth’ Reformed Church
George W. Richards
Lancaster
Assembly
Rehards
Theological Seminary
Classis
J. W. Hedrick
Thomasville Woman Injured In Street Car Collision
Miss Rose Ward of Thomasville was struck by a car driven by Rev. J B McCulloch editor of the Methodist Protestant Herald at Whittington and Asheboro streets Greensboro. She suffered a broken collar bone and bruises. she was taken to A A Coble’s home. A warrant for assault with a deadly weapon was issued and McCulloch was cited to appear in municipal court once Ward is able to attend as a witness.
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Greensboro
McCulloch
A. A. Co‘dle
East Whittington Street
One Dead In Wreck In Gloster Mississippi
In Gloster Mississippi a car carrying Elsie Tilley 10 and Audrey Tilley 12 was struck by a Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train. Elsie died Audrey is believed dying and James Tilley is seriously injured. Two other girls escaped unharmed.
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New. Orleans
Fel
Elsie Tilley
Audrey Tilley
James Tilley
Gloster
Miss
Earth shock registered in Hamburg center hours long
Earth shock lasting nearly three hours was registered Saturday morning by the seismograph station in Hamburg. Grain exports from the United States last week totaled 4,351,000 bushels, up from 3,688,000 the prior week, while flour exports reached 284,500 barrels versus 177,500 the previous week.
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Hamburg
Wasitington
United States
Rockefeller reply defends anti saloon league leaders
Albany pulpit speaker William J Anderson charged a wide conspiracy by wet republican politicians and financiers. John D Rockefeller Jr telephoned from Florida denying guilt and stating he supported Fosdick and the Anti-Saloon League actions. He urged public accounting of contributions and financial sources.
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New York
Satoon Jeague
Pecora
Wilian Hb. Anderson
Lion
Atr. Anderson
Albany
Raymond Fr. Fosbick
Logal
Rockefeller
John D. Rockeffellers
John 1D. Rockefeller, Jr
Florida
Mr. Rockefeller
Mgr. Fosdick
Sofar
Anti-Saloon League
Complaint filed against Armour and company in Packers and Stock Yards Act case
Washington reports Secretary Wallace served a complaint against Armour and Armour and Company of Illinois and Delaware and Morris, Chicago packers, charging violations of the Packers and Stock Yards Act. A hearing is set for April 1 in Washington. The suit alleges the December 30 contract to acquire all assets would restrain interstate commerce, create monopoly, affect livestock purchase, shipment, and sale of meats, and manipulate prices.
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Washington
La¢Nidue and ‘Company
Morris, Ani
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Packers ‘and Stock Yards Act
Wallace
Armour and Company
Illinois
Delaware
Armour
United States
Davidson Tas Its Second Big Fire Within 15 Months
A 15 month gap brings a major blaze to Davidson College as Watts dormitory, a three story building housing 50 students, burns down with about 50000 dollars in losses. Rumple and Georgia dormitories near it suffer scorch damage but remain intact. no injuries reported as local efforts and student bucket brigades aid containment. Mooresville fire department assists but limited by equipment.
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Davidson Tas
Davidson
Davidson College
Watts
Rumple
Georgia
Mooresville
Victim of Bootlegger War in Los Angeles Doorway Killing
Police said new information supports the theory that Earle Remington was slain in his doorway on February 15 in a bootleggers war. They searched for a former employee reported missing from his home and business three days before the killing.
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Los Angeles
Earle Remington
Remington
One Killed Two Hurt In Petersburg Crash
Lindsey Allen 21 of Emporia was killed when two autos driven by Harvey Ford 21 of Petersburg and W A Higginbotham 28 of Richmond collided on the pike at Krene Creek village near here. Arthur Hawkins 26 of Petersburg suffered a fractured skull and Harvey Higginbotham 21 of Petersburg was injured late yesterday.
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Petersburg
Lindsey Allen
Emporia
Arthur Hawkins
Harvey Ford
W. W. Higginbotham
Richmond
Ford
Higginbotham
Krene Creek Village
Here
High Point to Launch Y M C A Campaign This Week
Expect Smith arrives this week to organize High Point citizens for a Y M C A drive aiming to raise 250000 dollars to establish the institution. C H Hobbs in New York securing top Y M C A speakers with three confirmed to come soon. The executive committee led by Tate anticipates a strong campaign to energize the community from now until the drive opens.
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C. H. Hobbs
New York
Wileson Smith
Charlotte
Smith
High Point
General Chairan
Wn.tate
John W. Hedrick
DPD
OR. Parker
Ate Wineske
Co. Robbins
Wade Marsh
Horace Haworth
J. Cox
C. C., Muse
A. Ss
C. TH
Hobbs
Y. ML. CG. AL
North Carolina
iThree
Whem
Charles E. Towson
Mr. Tate
Beeson laid to rest in High Point
Funeral for Newell W Beeson, longtime High Point resident and deacon of the First Baptist Church, was held at 3 p m. Hundreds attended as confederate veteran groups and Daughters of the Confederacy joined floral tributes. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Newell Ww. Beason
High Point
First Baptist Church
Beeson
James A. Clarke
M. L. Kestler
Thomasville
J. M. Hilliard
Thomas Garrick
J. J. Warriss
Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood
Agricultural Credits Bill Probed by House Banking Panel
Washington Feb 26 The House Banking Committee reported a bill to create two new banking systems for farmers It would establish 12 intermediate credit banks as independent arms of the Federal Farm Loan Board and privately owned agricultural credit rediscount corporations The measure mirrors Capper Lenroot Anderson and Stormill proposals and will be taken up in the House tomorrow with hope of quick passage.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Federal Farm Loan Board
Capper
Lenroot- Anderson
Senate
Stormill
House
Supreme Court Disposes Case Involving Southern Railway
The Supreme Court on motion of Southern Railway company dispensed with the case arising from a U S district court decision for Western North Carolina. The dispute concerned construction of certain state tax laws. The action was resolved without further proceedings.
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Washington
Southern Railway Company
U. S. ‘District Court For
Western North Carolina
Supreme Court
General Assembly Opens With Bills in Last Session
Raleigh Feb 2 Forsyth county deputies push for foreign stock tax exemption in revenue bill while Winston Salem and Charlotte back different approaches. Debate centers on whether corporations with two thirds North Carolina stock qualify as domestic. Reynolds and Liggett Myers cited as tests. Tax impact in Forsyth a key concern as lawmakers weigh Sen. Sams debt limit plan and constitutional amendment.
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Raleigh
Persyin County
Sams
Senate
Soyis
Forsythe
Secon
Barsyth
Winston-Saten
Charlotte
Gare
State Assembly
Teaweever
Winston-Salem
Severn
North Carolina
Forsyth Tobacco Companies
Reynolds Company
Liggett and Myers
Messrs
Coa
Perv
Hamilton
Berhan
Worayti
Durham
Cig
Parsyth
Sums
Forsyth
Local Minister J. Lanier resigns East Green Street Baptist Church
Rev J Lanier resigns as pastor of East Green Street Baptist Church and plans to leave by the end of March for Fairmont Robeson county. The church has called F C Freezer who studies at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville but has not replied. Lanier has served three years and leaves with broad church support and regret from many friends.
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J. . Lanier
East Green Street
Fairmont
Robeson County
F.C. Ieezer
Southern, Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Freezer
Palestine
Orient
Green Street
Lanier
High Point
Smuthfield
Me. Lanier
Cumberland Man Kills a Deputy near Victory Lake
Fayetteville Feb 28 A Cumberland county officer W C Callahan special deputy was fatally shot by bootleggers near Victory lake. He died four hours later at Haysmith hospital. The shooter remained at large. John Smith of Grays Creek township was reportedly among two men earlier arrested and recaptured later. The sheriff’s office said Callahan could not identify his attacker.
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Fayetteville
Pfor
Cumberland County
W.C. Callahan
Victory Lake
Highsmith Hospital
Callahan
John Smith
Gray’s Creek Township
Sherifff
Fourteen Freight Cars Destroyed at Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem February 26. Fourteen freight cars burned in the Southbound yards last night at midnight. Two loaded with tobacco and one with coal were involved. Eleven empty box cars and three under repair were among the wreckage. Origin of the fire unknown.
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Winston-Salem
Immigration survey targets industrial regions for alien smuggling
Washington February 26 Secretary Davis announced a survey of industrial areas in New Jersey and Northeastern Pennsylvania to determine how many aliens have been smuggled into the United States in violation of the Seamen's Act. Warrants for the deportation from the United States of 198 individuals have already been issued.
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Washington
New Jersey
Northastern
Davis
United States
Funeral in High Point Honors Rufus P. King
A packed Springfield service honored Rufus P. King a longtime Quaker leader. More than 1,000 relatives and friends from Guilford and nearby counties attended the funeral at South Main Street home with ministers from the Friends church and speakers from Guilford College and neighboring areas.
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Rufus P. King
South
South Main Street
Springfield
High Point
Guilford
Samuel Haworth
Friends Church
Joseph Peele
Alpheus White
Guilford College
J. Waldo Woody
High Falls
J. Jenkins
Richmond
Ind
I. N. Bowne
Clara Cox
C. F E. Wilson
O. C. Durland
J. Cart Hill
Roy Briggs
H. J. Cofield
D. Ralph Parker
Dave Bolling
High Point and towns seek to buy Carolina and Yadkin rail line
In a Commercial club meeting, committees report difficulty securing stock subscriptions to purchase the Carolina and Yadkin River railroad. Denton has raised about 10000 dollars, Thomasville a neat sum, while High Point lags. Citizens aim to save the line from junking and keep it as a competitive route with the Southern. The groups will keep seeking funds.
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Carolina and Yadkin River
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
High
C. and Y
Southern Railroad
Resolution for popwar referendum on future amendments
Washington Feb 26 Senate judiciary committee reported a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to require a popular referendum on future constitutional changes. The move aims to place limits on amendments through public vote and advance a formal process for citizen input on proposed changes.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bryan backs broader idea on international court role
William J. Bryan praised President Harding yet urged a broader approach, seeking U S representation on both arbitration and investigation tribunals of the League of Nations style court. He warned against relying on others and called for action independent of colonial and commercial aims. In Washington Senate moved a resolution to study American membership in the international court of justice via the League, with no debate and indefinite postponement. Senator King presented it, while Senator Robinson criticized the administration policy as half hearted.
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Cnn
Washington
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
Senate
King
Utah
Robinson
Arkansas
Vernon Sowers Hurt In Bicycle Car Accident
Vernon Sowers son of A J Sowers sustained minor injuries when his bicycle on High street was struck by a Dodge driven by W M Smith. Witnesses cite driver carelessness. Smith was arrested and later released on bond as police prepare for trial on a nearby court date.
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Vernon Sowers
A. J. Sowers
High Street
W. M. Smith
Sowers
Heero
Legislation In a tabling Mood at Today's Session
Raleigh February 26 In a tabling mood the house today shelved the Turlington bill seeking a garnishment constitutional amendment the Baggett bill allowing physician operations in state charitable and penal institutions without relative consent and Burgwyns measure to cut personal property tax exemption from 300 to 100 all defeated by large majorities.
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Raleigh
Associated Press
Turlington
Burgwyn
Secretary Hughes Will Not Attend Pan American Meet
Secretary Hughes has decided he cannot leave Washington to attend the Pan American conference in Santiago next month. He hoped to arrange his official affairs at the last moment but finds it impossible to do so.
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Washington
Hughes
Santiago
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Wold IP
Chain of Committen
Ottis ‘Smits
Pennsylvania
General Synod OF Reformed Church Meets
John D
Fosdick
William J. Anderson
N.Y
John D. Rockefeller
Land of Flowers
Drive
General Assembly
Forsyth County
American Tobacco Company
Southern Power Company
Southern Power
Toorae
Reynolas
Passhays of Mower
Revenmae DU Park
Fairmont Church
Cumberland
Rufus King
Carolina
Yadkin
William J. Bryan
Harding
Court of Justice
Bryan
International Court
Miami
Aviliam J. Bryan
M Warding
League Or Nations
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