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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1930

Page

10

Opposition to Hoover Prohibition Enforcement Commission

Washington watchers report strong opposition from House leadership to Hoover s push for a joint congressional committee to study prohibition enforcement. Chairman Snell says the House already has the machinery to transfer the unit from treasury to justice and prefers regular committee action. A row shifts focus from Senate to House as dry forces mobilize and a hearing bill advances.

Washington Jan House Hoover Snell Rules Committee Prohibition Treasury Justice Department Hoover Law Enforcement Commission Senate Congress House ‘Wets Law Enforcement Commission Schafer Wisconsin Wet Longworth Tilson Connecticut

Mystery Fires in Asheville Probed by State Group

Asheville reports an anonymous North Carolina Fire Prevention association committee met with Chief A L Duckett and Deputy Commissioner Frank Jordan to assess fires of unknown origin. The inquiry follows 16 vacant homes burned in 12 months, with $55,447 in losses from unknown causes and arson combined. The group plans inspections of properties and insurance practices statewide. Concurrently Washington officials said incorporation papers for a national cotton marketing corporation would be filed soon and headquarters chosen, with Atlanta promoted as a key site due to marketing facilities and strategic location in the cotton belt.

Asheville North Carolina Fire Prevention Association A. L. Duckett Frank Jordan Duckett Jordan Washington National Cotton Marketing Corporation Atlanta Cotton Marketing Corporation Robert F. Maddox Atlanta, Told the Organization Committee Corporation North Carolina Georgia Alabama New England

Guilford General Hospital reports appendicitis operation

Society: Bill Andrews son of Mrs M V Andrews Trinity is a patient at Guilford General Hospital after undergoing an appendectomy this morning.

Bill Andrews M. V. Andrews Trinity Guilford General Hospital

Alexander Arrested On White Slavery Charge At Home

George F. Alexander was arrested at his home 701 Montheu avenue this afternoon at 3 by U S Marshal W G Brown on a white slavery charge. Bond fixed at 3000 dollars with a hearing before Marshal Brown set for January 20. City officials in Rockingham announce a new fire insurance rating effective January 1 reducing annual premiums by about 14000 dollars.

George F. Alexander Montheu Avenue U. S W. G. Brown Marshal Brown Rockingham

Smoot Celebrates His 68th Birthday

Reed Smoot of Utah, longtime Republican Senate leader, marked his 68th birthday in Washington with remarks about a life of abstinence from liquor and tobacco, plain eating, diligent work, and gratitude for a loving wife and wholesome home.

Smoot Washington Gan Reed Smoot Utah Senate

Legion Buries Unclaimed Convict in Greensboro

In Greensboro on January 10 the American Legion buried EK M Felts alias Bill Lark a Fries Virginia native and World War I Rainbow Division veteran whose body went unclaimed by his family. Felts was shot to death December 31 by county camp superintendent Captain F B Greeson in a self defense act during an attempted prison break. Funeral services were led by Reverend R Murphy Williams and Reverend W R Turner with Legion members present and Max T Payne donating the burial plot at Green Hill cemetery.

Greensboro American Legion EK. M. Felts Fries Felts France Pershing Bill Lark F. B. Greeson Greeson Felt Green Hill Cemetery Max T. Payne

Twelve Killed In Indian Train Wreck

In New Delhi on January 10 twelve people died and at least as many were injured when the Pehawar Express collided with a freight train at Clut terbuckganj causing several passenger coaches to telescope. An official inquiry will be begun into the disaster.

New Delhi India Clutterbuckganj

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Prohibition Enforcement Commission Richard IL. Turner Peiet Alexander Rexall Lydia E. Pinkhams Barbara Gould Mellen’s Horlick Ise Legion Guilford County R. Murphy Williams Presterian Church of the Covenant W. R. Turner Henry K. Burber The the Legion A&p NEW York State Cobblers del Monte Ibs A&p Oats Sultana JAM Wesson Sona Brand Jemima BNET Libby A&h P&g Crear Atlantic Pacific
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