North Carolina rail and business policy debated in High Point update
Local discussion centers on selling the Carolina and Yadkin River Railroad to junk dealers next week. Advocates urge state highway bonds, port subsidies, and freight rate reforms, while officials warn against abandoning useful lines and preserving local interests for economic growth.
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Carolina
Wiligh Point Itsulf
High Point
Thomasville
Mwigh Point
Interstate Commerce Commission
Unheralded Builders Forge The World’s Machinery
A collage-like summary notes laborers who dig tunnels in mines and build rail and water systems, praising their dangerous, unseen toil. It shifts to satire about Louisiana Klan fashion, Arbuckle films, shoe prices, perfume in tombs, cold weather hats, French postwar gear, and a jumbled mix of social observations, ending with a wry line about women chewing more gum than men.
Policy drives US troop pullout from Rhine posts
The administration aims to keep out of European affairs and bring home the remaining American troops on the Rhine. Some worry senators that withdrawal could risk involvements if France and Germany clash over occupied German industrial areas. The Coblenz garrison is small and viewed as militarily inconsequential.
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Europe
United States
Littl
Coblenz
Washington
Governor's Progressive Message Promises Bold Reforms
The governor's message is unmistakably progressive, asserting a sincere aim to pursue large scale reforms. It emphasizes big initiatives across recommendations, signaling a strong commitment to substantial change.
Editorial Viewpoint on Mail Order Ripoffs
Two locals complained of being cheated by mail order firms. We urged them to seek local reliable merchants and possibly hire a city lawyer to pursue recovery, noting higher costs than the goods' value and suggesting they testify if the case goes to trial.
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Gaffneys
Gaffney
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Judge Jones fights speeders in municipal court
The Gastonia judge led a vigorous campaign against speeders with heavy fines and jail sentences. Los Angeles recently used jail terms for all speeding convictions, resulting in fewer violations and a controlled death rate from autos. Wealthy offenders are jailed alongside others, demonstrating strict law enforcement effectiveness.
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Gastonia Cuzette
A. CG. Jones
Los Angeles
Jai
Will YP Lower Rates
Political prophets differ on Governor Morrison's proposed steamship line measure to be given to the general assembly. Some favor passage, others oppose ship subsidies, and a commission may be appointed to study the project. The governor's message is expected to outline the state’s plans for entering shipping, with a three million dollar appropriation eyed and opposition warned.
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Morrison
Virginia
Ase
North Carolina
South
Greensboro
General Assembly
Raleigh
Lgislature
Congress
Interstate Commission freight rate power debated in legislature
Discussion centers on ICC authority to regulate freight rates on water and land. The bill, if enacted, could authorize reductions without needing new legislative approval. Lawmakers expect debate to clarify whether further action is required to resolve the question.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Inc
Voice of the People on City Parks in High Point
Editor notes the vacant lots along North Main near the first Baptist church could become small parks with trees, shrubs, seats, and fountains. Cites triangular plots by the freight station and Parkway entrance as potential park sites, arguing improved green spaces would enhance High Point’s appearance for residents and visitors.
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Enterprise
North Main Street
First Baptist Church
High Point
High Point Hospital
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Funeral planned for Miss Gertha Lee Smith
Funeral services for Miss Gertha Lee Smith who died yesterday at 10 a m will be held at the Friends church in High Point tomorrow at 11 o clock Rev Samuel Haworth and Miss Clara Cox to officiate She was 56 years old and had worked with State Senator Q O Mendenhall and Congressman W C Stamer in Ashboro before returning to High Point two years ago She was a faithful member of the Friends church and pallbearers will be drawn from church members Her mother Mrs Bolling survives her locally in High Point Randolph county and Ashboro are among her circles of friends.
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J. A. Bolling
Friends Church
Samuel Haworth
Clara Cox
Miss Smith
Bligh Point
QO. Ee. Mendenhall
W. C. Stamner
Ashboro
High Point
Randolph County
Prohibition Division Reports December Activity
The Fifth Prohibition Division completed 38 cases in December, eight state and the rest federal, led by chief R. Ts. Sams. Most cases involved thefts of stills and whisky, with 76 arrests tied to 88 cases last month. Agents seized 20 stills from unknown owners, and destroyed about 15,405 pails of mash and beer, valuing seized stills at $5,170. Sams said 26 miscellaneous misdemeanor cases were also processed.
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R. Ts. Sams
Postonice
Sams
Eton Man Arrested Here on Capias Charge
Ww A West formerly of Littleton was arrested this morning by Officers Stout and Friddie after the local police received notice from Harnett County sheriff that a capial had been issued for West for failing to appear in Harnett Superior Court on liquor charges. West admitted he was wanted in Harnett for failure to appear and was placed in the city lockup awaiting transfer.
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National Auto Dealers to Convene in Chicago January
A study of used car merchandising economics and association handling will headline the National Automobile Dealers' Association annual convention in Chicago January 27 to 30. The program covers buying pricing reprise and resale practices.
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National Automobile Dealers’ Association
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Married men beat singles in career success study
Statisticians at Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance studied hundreds of cases to test the maxim that worldly wisdom favors the married man. They found that among 100 married men examined, 59 advanced steadily, while 41 failed. Among single men, 51 made mediocre or worse records and 49 succeeded.
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Phoenix Mutual, Life Insurance Company
Ammons
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
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Paderewski's Triumphant Return Scores Big Victory
Paderewski, world renowned pianist, returns to stage after patriotic service to Poland. Critics note his renewed artistry and impact as he resumes performances amid high public acclaim. Wilson G. Smith praises his revived virtuosity and influence on American culture.
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Paderewski Inspires Cleveland Recital Praise
A fragment from a critique notes how Paderewski’s performance stirred a mixed audience with a severe classical program. The reviewer highlights not just virtuosity but a compelling personality and inspiring charm that made the artist approachable and revered by many.
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Paderewski
High Point Police Fines and Arrests Reported
A citywide official tally shows High Point police paid 610000 in fines last year and made 1808 arrests. The report notes most cases involved intoxication gambling and traffic violations, with total costs paying 9112.83 and overall fines and costs totaling 819472.8838.
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Flee Palin
High Point
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Wisp
Reneege Foth
Geneiyo
Paderewski Recaptured as Supreme Artist in Return
The critic praises Paderewski as a premier artist, recalling his early state and praising his tonal beauty and interpretative inspiration. The piece contrasts past thunderous display with a revived mastery, calling him Paderewski redivivus and the master again, guiding mood with color and sculpture of sound.
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Saridit
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Humane work advances in national plan in 102 program
Tenner Vea outlines humane movement aims in the 102 program of the American Humane association. Compulsory humane education in states lacking it, creation of the National Training School for Humane Workers, and greater unity and cooperation are urged. An international conference will be held in New York October 22 to 27. The past year closes as the most successful in humane work in a century according to the local chapter.
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Tenner Vea
Chicagos
Oy Timane Workers
Humane Movement
Ameriem Ulmimane Association
New York
Waich
Mrs Bove Settles Case For $1000
In Danville Virginia Wing Sallie Dove reaches a compromise with the Southern Railway after her husband Giles Dove died from injuries suffered December 23. The agreement provides a payment of $1000 by the railway company.
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Wing
Sallie Dove
Southern Railway Company
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