Ministers Pledge Support for Prohibition Officers in High Point
The High Point Ministerial Association has written to the fifth prohibition division praising federal officers for enforcing the prohibition law. Rev. Milton Whitener and Rev. BE J. Harbison signed a letter offering moral and spiritual backing and inviting officials to call on the pastors for aid. Captain Geo. Cathey, a veteran teacher and soldier, was honored in funeral rites at the soldiers' home on his hundredth birthday.
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High Point Ministerial Association
Internal Revenue Department
KR. B. Sams
Fifth Prohibition Division
Ministerial Association of
High Point
Milton Whitener
Association
BE. J. Harbison
Prohibition
Mons
Josephus Daniels
Simmons
Geo. Cathey
Contentran
Cathey
Robert E. Lee
Local notes from Thomasville and area on January news
Mrs Edward Cobb returns from Lenoir North Carolina visit. Miss Maurine Long leaves Greensboro to resume studies at North Carolina College for Women. Eugene Green returns from Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute due to influenza. Roommate Hiente Marler of Wilmington stays a few days. Robert Deason returns from Grand Junction Tennessee. Decia Chambers plans Quip North Carolina trip for aunt Ellen Palmer funeral. Thomasville crowd cites attendance at Bye at Grand theater. Ray Hoover ill with bronchitis at Lexington Avenue home. John Pope moves to High Point to live with son William Pope and family. Mr and Mrs John R Myers and Mr and Mrs Charles F Lambeth return from Chicago furniture shows. Thaddeus etheock visits High Point for business. W M Hunter of Greensboro visits town. Fr E Sigman and J A Green visit Statesville. Mr and Mrs Ulysses Hiatt announce birth of a son on January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Green
Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute
Hiente Marler
Wilmington
Proposals and Ship Line Battle Fallout in State Affairs
The article reports on stalled proposals to perpetuate the ideals of the South tied to a coalition effort failing to gain state support. The school plan collapsed while revival is hoped, as Trinity and the University loom in opposition. Governor Morrison faces a second defeat as hearings on the ship-line bill show widening opposition and strategic political backlash.
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Trinity
Morrison
Simreena
Kirkpatrick
New Bern
Justce George i. Brown
Supreme Court
Simmons
Sim
State auto license inspector targets unlicensed vehicles
State Automobile License Inspector Nichols is rounding up evadors and offenders of auto laws in High Point. He reports to Raleigh on unlicensed and underlicensed autos and trucks, with 176 High Point autos and 1130 trucks found underlicensed. One six ton truck was mislisted as three to four tons and the owner paid 15 dollars instead of 300.
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Nichols
Hugh Point
Tate Automobile
State Department
Raleigh
High Point
Nchols
Maryland Held by Flu Epidemic
Influenza in a mild form is virtually epidemic in Maryland according to reports to the state board of health. Five hundred sixty four cases were reported for the first 18 days of January, compared with 143 for all of last year. State officials estimate less than 10 percent of actual cases are being reported.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Board of Health
Monarch’s veto power last used in 1707
The English king theoretically holds veto power over laws but has not exercised it since 1707, illustrating a long-standing constitutional restraint and shift toward parliamentary sovereignty.
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England
Giant 24 Foot Hell Statue Looms at Osaka Temple
A massive sculpted hell figure rises to 24 feet in height and weighs about 200 tons, installed inside a temple in Osaka Japan. The display draws visitors and reflects local Buddhist temple art.
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Osaka
Japan
Annual World Wool Output Placed At 3 Million Pounds
Everett True reports the world’s raw wool production estimated around 3 000 000 pounds with a potential range near 600 000 pounds depending on conditions. The figure reflects global supply scales and seasonal factors affecting wool markets.
Two Men Indicted for Murder Remain Untried in Delay
Robert Grice and John Carswell indicted for the murder of John Ford of Lincoln county will not be tried this term due to many cases pending. Solicitor Carpenter said a special term may be called after two weeks of civil court to hear the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonta
Robert Grice
John Carswell
John Ford
Lincoln County
Carpenter
Morrison
High Point Building & Loan Annual Meeting Notice
The High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association calls an annual meeting of stockholders in the Directors Room at Commercial National Bank on Thursday January 25 1923 at 730 pm. WV ADL secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
Mentho Sulphur Eczema Relief Promises Quick Heal
A noted skin specialist says Men tho Sulphur can quickly overcome breaking out of the skin including fiery itching eczema. The germ destroying preparation is claimed to soothe irritations and heal eczema, leaving skin clear. Obtain Roviles Mentho Sulphur from a pharmacist and apply like old cream.
Prince Ange Joins French Colonial Forces After Bank Loss
Prince Ange of Denmark, whose fortune collapsed in a bank failure, has travelled to Morocco to serve as a major in the French colonial army. He regrets not pursuing a business career in Denmark and is known as the American prince for his American-spoken habits and friendships.
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Copenhagen
Associated Press Mail
Prince Ange
Denmark
Morocco
Aage
United States
Calotabs Calomel Tablets Promise Quick Cold Cure
Doctors say no cold or flu medicine works without an active liver and Calotabs offer a nausealess calomel option. One or two tablets at bedtime purify the system and boost appetite by morning. sold in sealed packages for 35 cents large or 10 cents small.
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Sony
Princess Aage and family move to Italy
The Princess Aage and her five year old son relocate from Denmark to Italy joining the Princess’s father Count Calvi di Bergolo at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Aage
Italy
Count Calvi di Bergolo
Essen District Railway Chief Refuses Coal Shipment
The president of the district railway administration of Essen refused today to dispatch coal trains, rejecting the French demands for shipment.
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Essen
The
Associated Press
District Railway Administration of
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