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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
14
In San Francisco Chinatown a bank operated wholly by Chinese women is discussed. Figures cited include percentages and numbers such as 41 42 33 34 33 43 850, with the strip “eee OUT OUR WAY By Williams” appearing as stray text.
Fayetteville report states Robert E. Hill who escaped from the state prison on September 17 surrendered to Cumberland County officers today. He was convicted in Johnson County for larceny of an automobile. The item notes the first baseball league formed in New York in 1857.
The MGM lion Leo travels the world in a grand caravan worth about one hundred thousand dollars for equipment. His transit includes a twenty four foot motorized speed truck with a thirteen foot cage, unbreakable glass, and weather covers. Red and gold decorations set the display apart as stops include High Point.
State editors and publishers opened the annual North Carolina newspaper institute at the University of North Carolina with optimism that the slide in business mood would end and improvement may come by spring. Mark Sullivan advised reporters to avoid forecasting public affairs while fellow editors listened to other leaders including Fred Fuller Shedd and Albert Coates.
Lord Chancellor Sankey told the Round Table delegates that India’s future as a British self-government dominion rests with Indians themselves. He warned that trampling the seeds of progress could prevent independence from maturing, urging careful support and planning for India to grow a strong, peaceful future.
The Maharaja of Burdwan argues that keeping wives secluded ensures home happiness and social life for Indian women is limited by village isolation. The note contrasts this with Western norms and mentions Milwaukee spending 31 million dollars on a sewage disposal plant.
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