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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1921
Page
3
Galicia oil fields survived Bolshevik disruptions with limited damage and promise substantial growth. 1920 output estimations near 16 million barrels, surpassing recent years though below 1909 peak. foreign capital and cheap external funding could unlock wider Galician oil development amid strong regional demand.
Swedish employers clash with German competition as many factories enter wage or job cuts talks. Mechanical engineering suffers most as German wages run far lower, forcing reductions or closures to cope with ongoing losses.
Chicago's tenth grand opera season ends January 22 under Edward M. Johnson. The week features Otello with Charles Marshall, Faust with Mary Garden, The Valkyrie with Dorothy Francis, Norma with Rosa Raisa, Salome with Mary Garden and Lucien Muratore, Mignon, Aphrodite with Mary Garden, and Madame Butterfly with Rosina Storziho.
A precious reliquary containing portions of the Prophet Mohammeds beard is to be transferred from the preserved mosque to a museum in Constantinople. Ottoman fears of theft prompt the transfer to a safer custodial setting.
A listener notes Smith previously discussed new automobiles but now mentions jaywalkers as a topic. Jones cites the shift as evidence of a change in Smiths priorities, while Brown asks for clarification on the reference.
Two groups of girls in Arkansas and Wisconsin craft hats from wood shavings. They showcase creativity and resourcefulness in local clubs and schools, turning waste into wearable art.
A vast war collection of autographs manuscripts drawings paintings and etchings by leaders writers and artists will go on display then auction to benefit the Fatherless Children of France. Includes works by Wilson Roosevelt Taft Poincare Joffre and Gaudi among others with many living authors and the Knights of the Air represented.
Street musicians in Bond and Oxford Street districts, ex servicemen recently discharged, earn alms by playing a wide range of instruments. Their displays contrast with luxury shop windows as crowds respond with generosity, reflecting a shared hope for brighter Christmas seasons.
Charleston W Va Jan 14 Federal troops assigned to the Mingo county coal strike area will begin moving out tomorrow and withdraw gradually to Camp Sherman. The release came from Governor Cornwell's office. Four regular companies were sent on Nov 28 to Williamson with detachments along the Tug river.
In Geneva on January 12 officials report the Upper Rhine to be extremely low. Fishermen can catch fish with their hands as river traffic halts. No water link exists between Strasbourg and Basel. The river is as low as it has been in twelve years.
The League of Nations marks one year since its 1920 launch in Paris with 49 member nations and roughly 1.27 billion people. It has opened a permanent Geneva seat, a 300-plus staff, and created key bodies including the International Court of Justice and disarmament commissions.
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