Republicans set to make revaluation act a campaign issue
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1920
Page
4
Freedom of the Seas Understanding Sharpened
Alex Berkman and Em Goldman express a clearer grasp of freedom of the seas, highlighting evolving views on maritime rights and international conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Berkman
Em Goldman
Mustapha Pacha Establishes Angora Headquarters
Mustapha Pacha, leader of the Turkish nationalist movement, has established headquarters at Angora, issuing a dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustapha Pacha
Angora
Publicist Peddles Ads as News in Collier’s Scribes
A Collier’s publicist explains how he sells advertising under the guise of news content. He appears unaware of the waste baskets in newspaper offices, hinting at the blurred line between promotion and reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
The former Kaiser plans Doorn retirement. Allies plot
The article notes the former Kaiser will live at Doorn. Allies plan to keep pressure on Willy. A humorous item recalls a worn tablecloth at a restaurant with a witty exchange. An exchange reports Rev. O J Hogan married Chas Gullick at Red Banks last week. Wry lines mention meatless, wheatless, fireless days and brideless days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Doorn
Willy
O. J. Hogan
Chas. G. Gullick
Red Banks
Congressman unaware of High Point shocks readers
Rev. Burke Culpepper says a congressman did not know about High Point. He mocks the lawmaker’s alleged ignorance, noting that officials in Washington often seem to know little about local places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Culpepper
High Point
Washington
City buys garbage cans and weighs port rate fairness
The piece notes Winston Salem buying municipal cans labeled The property of the city of Winston Salem. It argues southern ports Wilmington Brunswick Savannah and Jacksonville have faced discriminatory rail rates, urges the ICC to deny a proposed change and support port rate parity with the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
City of
Winston- Saliem
Interstate Commerce Commission
South Atlantic
Wilmington
Brunswick
Savannah
Jacksonville
Condi
Save for hard times say Treasury and Reserve leaders
The 1920 outlook tightens money and urges thrift. The Treasury Department warns all, especially small earners, to save and invest surplus in safe securities and war savings stamps. Hold liberty bonds until maturity to collect interest and face value. The Federal Reserve discourages nonessential lending to curb extravagance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Treaty Clash and Home Education Link in Peace Debate
The piece argues Wilson and Lodge must forge a compromise on the treaty to secure a peace acceptable to the nation and allies. It notes the U S lingers at war while others move to peacetime, and promotes mother-led home education as essential for child development with a lengthy list of recommended readings from the Home Education Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Great Britain
France
Italy
Tedge
Congress
Jin
United States
League
Reading Course for Parents Shelf of Books for Homes
An article promotes a reading course for parents and urges every home to include a shelf of books on child nurture. It frames life as a school and the science of parenting as essential for all learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Education Division
Bureau of Education
The Soldier's Job and The Value of Discipline
The piece discusses how learning obedience is essential for American youth and how returning servicemen adapt to civilian work. It notes employers report improved discipline and the strong impact of wartime training on efficiency and orderliness in the workforce. It highlights how orders acquire new meaning and ex servicemen show enhanced capacity for work and alignment with organizational standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Soldiers and war service aid workers praised by employers
The United States employment service and military training are credited with improving work discipline and efficiency. Employers note veterans attract skilled roles, especially drivers, where two applicants compete and prefer ex-soldiers with service training. The piece highlights the service's perceived value and ongoing demand for trained men. It also mentions Dr. Crafts celebrating his seventieth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Uncle Sam
United States Employment Service
War Department
Detroit
Mich
Clothing Prices Rising Again This Year Spark Debate
The public and analysts question why clothing makers push higher costs despite a general rise in prices. Shoppers complain about persistent price hikes and argue producers should avoid flaunting increases.
Booze smugglers skate across Lake Champlain
Revenue officers on the upper Lake Champlain are ready to stop smugglers using the ice to move liquor from Canada into the United States. The ice is several inches thick and suitable for skating. The article also notes historical references to medieval summaries in Edward I and Edward III eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Canada
Temperance Reform Leaders Gather in Washington
Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts joins a prominent contingent of temperance and reform leaders for a national gathering in Washington this week. The event marks a key moment in coordinated efforts toward temperance and reform nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Crafts
Washington
Diverse events mark a day of national and regional actions
Centennial of Caroline Severance commemorated. Prince of Wales to dine in London with the Canadian club. Pershing to inspect Fort Riley. 22 IWW members to face trial in Standpoint Idaho. Bryan debuts a nationwide tour in Omaha. Oregon convenes on suffrage and penalties. Wilson seeks industrial peace as the commission resumes in Washington. Quebec hosts generals with banquet and swords. Standard Oil of Ohio stockholders vote to raise capital. Lowden to speak at New York bankers’ dinner. War Secretary Baker orders an army officers’ conference in Washington. Governors and mayors meet in Chicago on aviation and temperance themes. Pacific coast party leaders convene in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Severance
Prince of Wales
London
General Pershing
Fort Riley
Kansas
Idaho
Omaha
William J. Bryan
Quebec
Richard Turner
David Watson
Henry Burstail
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Cleveland
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
New York City
Baker
United States Army
Washington
Chicago
Mississippi Association of Aviation Clubs
Mississippi Valley
Temperance and Reform
Republican National Committee
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Birthday Remembrances of Noted Figures
A mid twentieth century notice marks the birthdays of Joseph Joffre Marshal of France born in the south of France 68 years ago Howard G Kelly president of the Grand Trunk railway born in Philadelphia 62 years ago Dr Wilbur F Crafts temperance reformer born in Fryeburg Maine 70 years ago Thomas Moran American landscape painter born in England 83 years ago Georges Carpentier European boxing champion born in Lens France 26 years ago Jack Dempsey American champion born in New Orleans Lens France 26 years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jacques Joffre
France
Howard G. Kelly
Grand Trunk Railway System
Philadelphia
Wilbur F. Crafts
Fryeburg
Maine
Thomas Moran
England
Georges Carpentier
Pugilist
Jack Dempsey
Lens
War News From One Year Ago In Berlin and Paris
Sparticans lost heavily in a battle with government troops in Berlin. The Supreme Council held its first formal meeting in Paris to discuss peace conference plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Supreme Council
Paris
Seasonal Births Drift Taller Heights in Women
Averages indicate women born in summer and autumn are taller than those born in spring and winter. August births correspond to the tallest girls.
Racing and Sports Calendar Highlights Across Multiple Cities
Havana hosts the Cuba American jockey club winter meeting while New Orleans hosts the Business Men's Racing Association event. Syracuse holds the Grand Circuit stewards annual meeting and Belleair opens a New Year golf tournament. Pinehurst features Winter league golf and Chicago runs the Illinois amateur three cushion billiards championship. Newark stages a boxing bout Frank Moran versus Fred Muiton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba- American Jockey Club
Havana
Business Men’s Racingassociation
New Orleans
Trottage
Syracuse
Belleair
Flas
Winter League of Advertising Interests
Pinehurst
N. C
Illinois
Chicago
Frank Moran
Fred Muiton
Newark
Pepsated Aspirin Promoted For Plainstomached Use
PepSated Aspirin, compound tablets of pure aspirin and pepsin, is advertised as the form best for cold head ache neuralgia influenza rheumatism and other uses. It is said to avoid upsetting the stomach and can be taken freely. For sale by good druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advt
Delhi Darwaza as national gate like Mecca
The passage states that every large Indian town has its Delhi Darwaza or gate facing Delhi, which is described as central to the country like Mecca is to Mohammedans, illustrating a symbolic national focal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Delhi
Mecca
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