King of Greece May Make Florida Home
Former Greek monarch George II, long entangled in Balkan politics, may build a winter residence at the Floranada Club north of Fort Lauderdale Florida. Prince Paul in Chicago confirmed the plans as exile seeks refuge in America from Balkan strife.
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Balkans
United States
Floranada Club
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Paul
Chicago
George
America
Florence
Italy
Cestantine
Paternon
Old World
William B. Leeds
Xenia
Russia
Elizabeth
Romania
Constantine
Europe
Southern legislatures focus on revenue and anti evolution moves
Mississippi and Kentucky push revenue bills including income tax and a gas tax while considering measures against revenue agents enforcing anti trust statutes. Mississippi plans an anti evolution law similar to Tennessee while Virginia and South Carolina debate good roads prohibition and financial reforms.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
Dayton
Kentucky
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky Assembly
Columbia
Jackson
Mississippi Assembly
Old Dominion
Bulls in the Strand Cause Stir in London
Four bulls escaped in Kingsway, two ignored left turn rules and ran into the Strand. The other pair turned left, prompting a chase by a puzzled drover and pedestrians who pursued the animals until they were rounded up.
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Strand
London
Kingsway
City Sees A Record One Fire Alarm A Day In 1925
High Point records show 425 fire alarms in 1925, a rise from the prior year, with Station One handling 149 calls and Station Two 102. Total losses reached 146 265 dollars. January led loss with 77 600 dollars. A wooden shingle roof ordinance prompted notices to residents to switch coverings. Chief Horney reports more false alarms and arson attempts, with a reward offered and plans to add 14 Boy Scouts to assist in danger zones.
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A. B. Horney
High Point
Horney
T. W. Stoner
Pickett
Department
Briand's Control in France Faces Uncertain Parliament
Paris January 12 The Briand government sits at a fragile balance as France opens the 1926 parliamentary session. The Socialist congress led by Léon Blum votes against full participation but may back a radical cabinet with conditions. Leftist fears a looming dictatorship prompt radical moves to seize power.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
M. Briand
Chamber
Socialist National Congress
Léon Blum
Socialist Party
Vanderbilt Book Plans Include High Point Advertising
Vanderbilt University will publish an elaborate book sponsored by its engineering department to study the principal industrial sections of the south. A letter received by Frank Sizemore requests photographs to be used, with High Point slated for attractive advertising in the volume.
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Vanderbilt University
Frank Sizemore
Industrial Tourists Are To Visit Here
A large delegation from 46 eastern North Carolina counties begins an industrial tour starting in Kinston. The tour, supervised by the Kinston Chamber of Commerce, will showcase local industries and facilities for visitors from the region.
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Eastern
Carolina
Kinston
Chamber of Commerce
City to Welcome Visitors With Manufacturing Plant Tour
Officials plan to bring visitors to the city on an announced Thursday. Frank Sizemore said the schedule will fill several hours. The program includes tours of several interesting local manufacturing plants and a reception to greet the guests with many citizens encouraged to attend.
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Frank Sizemore
Anthracite Miners Reject Proposed Concessions
New York January 12 AP miners rejected what operators called their utmost concessions and wage conference members ponder whether talks will end soon as the latest proposal was rejected.
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New York
End of Coal Strike Pushes Arbitration Plan
Debate over ending the five month hard coal strike centers on a renewed demand to resume arbitration of wages, viewed as an old pattern by critics who favor a direct settlement approach.
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs
A vintage advertising note touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs as a simple nightly remedy. It promises rapid relief from persistent coughs and night coughing by a teaspoonful held in the throat, suitable for adults and children and available at druggists.
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Dr. King
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