Belated decision opens trade with Soviet Russia
The Paris supreme council announces resumed trade with the Soviet government of Russia amid fears in Britain over bolshevik gains. Dispatches note British leaders, including Churchill and Beatty, travel to Paris for military talks as analysts foresee bolshevik moves toward Poland and the Baltic region. A year ago such a decision might have calmed fears, but today it spurs debate over future Western policy.
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Paris
Rus
Russia
Baltic
Soviet Russia
Black Sea
Germany
Winston Spencer Churchill
Walter Hume Long
Baron Beatty
Grand Fleet
Sir Henry H. Wilson
Imperial Staff
London
Lloyd George
Middle East
European
Odessa
Poland
Baltic States
Warsaw
United States
Europe
Press Comment on Hoover Hat Firm Upon His Head
A New York Times item notes that Mr. Hoover’s hat remains firmly placed on his head as a sign of his composure and steady stance amid public attention.
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Mr. Hoover
New York Times
Move for Progress in High Point Paves Centennial and East Washington
City council votes to re surface Centennial avenue and East Washington streets to save base and ease traffic. Steele street also urged for paving. residents have petitioned, and leaders say timely work boosts welcome first impressions for visitors.
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Centennial Avenue
East Washington
Steele Street
High Point
Hedrick
Centennial
Raleigh commissioner calls for safety discussions with city officials
Commissioner Mooneyham of Raleigh urges representatives from cities with the commission form of government to send the commissioner of public safety to Raleigh for talks on accidents and prevention. The text implies cities without this form may be overlooked in addressing the hazard.
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Mooneyham
Raleigh
Commissioner of Public Safety
Miss Johnson Advocates Simpler Style for Men and Women
The New York editor praises minimal wardrobe cost differences noting men spend more as they buy more clothes while women’s purchases grow larger but beauty remains in unadorned attire.
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Miss Johnson
New York
Allies to try former German emperor? debate rages
Von Lernser doubts allies will try the former German emperor but Hin denberg believed Americans would be cruel. Yet they proceeded with the plan despite expectations.
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von Lernser
Hindenberg
Hoover as Likely Presidential Nominee Streak Becomes Sign
About a dozen papers agree no nomination for Mr Hoover appears likely by either party. The absence of a competing bid is treated as a strong sign that Hoover will win the presidency.
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Mr. Hoover
Hoover
More school facilities in High Point spark progress claim
Proponents argue new school facilities in High Point will yield better educated students and happier citizens. The remark questions critics who allegedly said more schools were unnecessary.
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High Point
Raleigh merchants face government aid in sugar bill
Sugar merchants in Raleigh claim relief may be scarce as a perkless bill in Congress is debated, expressing skepticism about any government-backed concession.
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Congress
Sinking Whiskey Ship Prompts Deep Sea Diving Interest
The Greensboro Record suggests that sinking a whiskey laden ship just outside the three mile limit could spur advancements in deep sea diving science.
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Greensboro
Ideal Rural Rental Offer Draft
A terse rental note describes a distant country property with 27 lockers, one bedroom, bath and kitchenette. It emphasizes the rural setting far from water and presents a compact living space for prospective tenants.
Government cheers liquor in home storage rights
The government states that a man may keep liquor in his own home, but notes the odds are against him. The remark frames personal possession as legal yet unlikely to endure scrutiny or acceptance.
Liquor Jokes Return Amid Ongoing Testing Wave
In a period of renewed testing, a playful comment notes liquor humor persists despite serious efforts. The item underlines a light take on ongoing evaluation, reflecting a newsroom vibe and public mood.
Make Your Will Day Noted in Light Spoken Message
Today marks Make Your Will Day with a lighthearted note that if anyone had anything to will we would surely do it.
Admiral Sims and Daniels Mention Valet Question
A remark suggests that if Admiral Sims continues, Mr Daniels may reveal that he served as Admiral Mayo's valet, implying a personal connection or duty behind official actions. The sentence frames a potential disclosure as a warning or taunt within a political or military context.
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Admiral Sims
Mr Daniels
Admiral Mayo
Lexington Novel Frames Trial Absence
Lexinton narrative notes that the city outlaws a man who fails to appear for his trial, reflecting a dramatic legal theme and reputational stakes in a provincial setting.
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Lexington
China Pleads Her Cause headline signals a new claim
A brief note reports that China is presented as presenting a cause with a headline tone. The line hints at a shift in narrative interest and potential geopolitical or cultural developments awaiting fuller detail.
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China
Birthdays of notable figures marked today
Admiral Sir Henry B. Jackson first sea lord born 65 years ago. Frederick Madison Smith former head of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints born at Plano Illinois 46 years ago. Nathaniel E. Harris former governor of Georgia born near Jonesboro Tennessee 74 years ago. Dr. James Henry Morgan president of Dickinson College born near Concord Delaware 63 years ago.
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Frederick Madison Smith
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Plano
Ill
Nathaniel E. Harris
Georgia
Jonesboro
Tenn
James Henry Morgan
Dickinson College
Concord
Del
Emancipation Debate as Hohenzollern Youths Seek Divorce
Two Hohenzollern youths near divorce spark discussion on women’s emancipation progress in central Europe. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes remaining skepticism about change despite evolving roles.
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Hohenzollern
Europe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Exiled Activists Ready Return To America Denied
The Tribune quotes Alexander Berkman Emma Goldman and others indicating plans to come back to the United States as soon as possible, but the piece doubts the timing will occur within their lifetimes.
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Alexander , Berkman
Emma Goldman
America
cConcord Tribune
Law and Order Sunday urged for North Carolina
The Raleigh American calls for strict adherence to law and order across the state. It urges churches to inspire and sustain a nationwide spirit of legality and respect for God while enforcing both the national temperance measures and state laws.
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North Carolina
Raleigh American
Gaston County Helps State Orthopedic Hospital Plan
The Gaston county commissioners allocate 1000 dollars for the state orthopedic hospital near Gastonia. The Charlotte Observer urges other counties to support the state project, noting its wide potential to cure crippled children. The Winston-Salem Sentinel highlights the institution’s importance to the state.
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Gaston County
Gastonia
Charlotte Observer
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Central High School Endorsed by Rotary Club
The High Point Rotary Club endorsed unanimously Tuesday at luncheon a plan to erect a central high school in High Point township. Weaver Marr presented the idea to fellow Rotarians and a mass meeting at the high school auditorium is planned for next Monday night to discuss the proposal with attendees from all township sections. Advocates say the central building would advance education and mark a major step for the township.
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High Point
High Point Township
Tuskegee Conference Opens On Washington Legacy
The twenty second annual Tuskegee Negro Conference at Tuskegee Institute opens today honoring Booker T. Washington. Ten thousand Chicago housewives plan mass meetings to cut living costs in city public schools. Canadian figures Sir David Watson Frank Carrel and Charles Beaubien headline a New York dinner. Southern Presbyterian committee in Memphis weighs organic union or federation with Northern church after Civil War split.
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Tuskegee Institute
Chicago
David Watson
Frank Carrel
Quebec
Charles P. Beaubien
Montreal
Canadian Society of
New York City
General Assembly of
Southern Presbyterian Church
Memphis
Northen Presbyterian Church
Immigration chief Caminetti a prominent Italian American figure
Anthony Caminetti, in charge of deporting alleged Reds, has served as commissioner general of immigration since early in the Wilson administration. A California lawyer, he was Amador County district attorney from 1887 to 1882, followed by state legislature service and two terms in Congress. He aligned with the Democratic party early and gained national recognition as a convention delegate and electoral candidate.
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United States
Wilson
Caminetti
California
Amador County
Iterms
Congress
Democratic Party
Boxing card highlights multiple cities this week
The sports calendar lists Fred Fulton versus Tom Cowler in Philadelphia for six rounds, Jack Sharkey against Jabez White in Detroit for ten, Joe Eagan versus Johnny Wilson in Boston for twelve, Johnny Tillman versus Frank Barrieu in Calgary for ten, and Charlie McCarthy facing Harry Anderson in Calgary for ten. Also noted are racing events in New Orleans, a Spokane auto show, Georgia auto dealer meeting in Atlanta, Pinehurst midwinter shooting, Duluth curling bonspiel, and Belleair January golf tournament.
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Fla
Fred Fulton
Tom Cowler
Philadelphia
Jack Sharkey
Jabez White
Detroit
Joe Eagan
Johnny Wilson
Boston
Pohluni to Perform Magic Stunt at Local Lyceum Night
Pohluni, a musician and magician, headlines a lyceum event at the high school auditorium this evening. A three-member committee will ride with him in an automobile, blindfolded, to a city spot where a hidden letter awaits reading before the blindfold comes off.
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Lyceum
Pohluni
W. A. Lambeth
James A. Clarke
Joseph P. Rawley
High Point Council Discusses Censorship and Utilities
The High Point council approved expanding the city censorship board to include all members for any High Point theatre attraction. A. B. Huff sought a one year vaudeville and moving picture license for South Main Street. The council also moved to require water meters for manufacturers, with each meter costing 460 dollars, and authorized hiring J. T. Hightower to audit city books. The adjournment sets up a vote on incandescent lighting rates at a special meeting.
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A. B. Huff
Orpheum Amusement Company
South Main Street
Ingram
Board of Censorship
High Point
Huff
J. T. Hightower
Greensboro
Hightower
Public Service Company
Enthusiastic LA music teacher credits Tanlac recovery
Misa Gouise Cantril, a music teacher at 405 Elm Street Los Angeles, reports dramatic health gains after starting Tanlac. She describes improved appetite, kidney function and sleep, noting a weight gain from 98 to a higher, newfound strength, and praises the medicine as the best she has heard of. Tanlac is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Misa Gouise Cantril
Elm Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Tantae
Todays Anniversaries in a Historic Timeline
A compact list of notable dates including Junius letters in 1769 July, Stonewall Jackson born 1824, Italian opera house Paris fire 1828, Henry Hallam death 1859, Prince Arthur arrives New York 1870, Mazas riot 1871, National Woman Suffrage Convention opens 1869, German emperor visits Queen Victoria 1901.
One Year Ago Today in the War Headlines
The supreme council agreed to conduct an investigation into the Russian situation. British and American labor leaders planned to form a labor congress in connection with the peace conference.
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Supreme Council
Conventions Open Today Across Cities
Chicago Associated General Contractors of America and New Orleans Diocese of the Episcopal Church begin meetings today. Lincoln Nebraska sees the state dairy men association convene, along with other regional groups.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Diocese of the Episcopal Church
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska State Dairymen’s Association
Boxers in Milwaukee Fight Notes and Wilde Sharkey Rematch Hype
The report notes Ted Jameson wore the same shoes as Jack Dempsey when he defeated Jess Willard in Milwaukee. It also highlights Metro fans’ anticipation for the Wilde Sharkey rematch set for Jersey City on January 26.
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Bob Moha
Milwaukee
Ted Jameson
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Metropolitian
Jimmy Wilde
Jack Sharkey
Jersey City
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