Artic Ice & Coal Co Goes Into Receivership in Greensboro
Arctic Ice & Coal Co with offices in Greensboro and branches in Burlington High Point Wilmington and Winston Salem is placed in receivership by Judge A M Stack in Guilford Superior Court. Claude Kiser Greensboro mayor and company director named receiver as Joe Lowe Co petitions claim unpaid bills totaling 624.70 on 1 126 34 due for supplies. The firm admits past inability to meet obligations but denies insolvency and consents to receivership to ensure 100 cents on the dollar to creditors.
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Greensboro
Artic Ice & Coal Co
Burlington
High Point Wilmington
Winston-Salem
A. M. Stack
Guilford Superior Court
Joe Lowe Co., Inc
Claude Kiser
Lowe Co
E. D. Broadhurst
Norman A. Boren
W. C. Boren
Arctic Ice & Coal Co
J. W. Landreth
H. E. Cartland
HW. E. Gartland
J. FP. Swanson
J. Elwood Cox
Charles Wigoio
Asm. Babein
No. 2
Rob
Peacock Open to Return If Sanity Hearing Only
In Tallahassee on January 23, Dr. J. W. Peacock, who escaped from North Carolina’s insane department, appeared as North Carolina authorities sought extradition. His lawyers argued the extradition should be limited to a sanity hearing, noting Peacock would return voluntarily if no technical charges were filed.
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Peacock
Tallahassee
North Carolina
J. W. Peacock
Criminally Insane Department
North Carolina Penitentiary
D. ©. Carver
Dr. Peacock
Florida
Three Men Held for High Court
Jack L. Matthews and Joe Bruno were sentenced to 12 months on the roads for possessing morphine and were ordered held on $10,000 bonds for the March Guilford Superior Court on conspiracy to burglary and larceny from the person. Harry Mullins was held on a $10,000 bond for conspiracy. None posted bail and were remanded to jail.
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Greensboro
Jack L. Matthews
Joe Bruno
Guilford Superior Court
Harry Mullins
Campbell Child Dies at Home Near Jamestown Georgia
The one year old child of Mr and Mrs M C Campbell died this morning at 7 o'clock at the family home near Jamestown after several days illness. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 pm at Mitchells Grove church conducted by Rev Bowman. Interment will be in the church graveyard.
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Georgia
M. C. Campbell
Jamestown
Mitchell’s Grove Church
Mr. Bowman
Senate orders probe of calcium arsenate industry
The Senate adopted a Fletcher resolution directing the Federal Trade Commission to investigate calcium arsenate production and distribution to determine if antitrust laws were violated in efforts to combat the cotton boll weevil.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Fletcher
Florida
Ruhr Strike Surges With 165000 Workers Walkout
Berlin January 25 165000 workers have joined strikes in the Ruhr region. 65000 from the Stinnes works and 100000 from the Thyssen works reportedly quit this morning, Reuters reports.
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Voork Berlin
Associated Press
Stinnves
Thyssen
Ruhr
Reuters
Illness of Dr Eagle Baffles Johns Hopkins Doctors
Dr Daniel Eugene Eagle aged 26 died at Johns Hopkins after seven weeks of unexplained illness. Despite consultations across departments an autopsy revealed death from liver abscess. He was a Johns Hopkins and University of North Carolina graduate, 1917 and 1922 respectively, with his family home in Statesville, North Carolina.
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Baltimore
Mad
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Daniel Eugene Eagle
McLeod Urges Legislature To Aid This State Industrially
Governor McLeod asks South Carolina legislature to study tax policy and incentives to attract manufacturers, especially textiles, noting SC cotton spindles up 18 percent in ten years versus higher gains in North Carolina Georgia and Alabama. A special committee will report in thirty days.
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McLeod
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Southeastern
General Assembly
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Gould estate sues NC Railroad for damages after fatal grade crash
L M Gould administrator for John W Gould seeks 50750 in damages from the North Carolina Railroad in Guilford Superior Court over a Nov 29 collision that killed Gould and Mrs Mabel Moran. The suit alleges railroad negligence for no crossing warning and obstructed view from sidetrack cars. Gould was dental laboratory manager. Moran, a native of Somerset Kentucky, died at the scene.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Railroad Company
L. M. Gould
John W. Gould
Mabel Moran
Southern Railway
Gould
Guilford Superior Court
Moran
Somerset
Kirkman Led High Point Civitan Club In New Year
B W Kirkman was elected president of the High Point Civitan club succeeding Horace Haworth who led the group for the past year Lewis Teague was named vice president Jack Edwards selected secretary and treasurer The new board includes Cecil Marriner J A Hart L R Johnston and Horace Haworth The election occurred at the club luncheon in the Sheraton hotel Haworth received a vote of thanks for his services to the club in its infancy
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B. W. Kirkman
High Point Civitan Club
Horace Haworth
Lewis Teague
Jack Edwards
Cecil Marriner
J. A. Hart
L. R. Johnston
Sheraton Hotel
Haworth
Elon College Board Plans Rebuilding After Fire
The Elon College board of trustees will meet tomorrow morning at 7 19 o'clock to plan ways and means for rebuilding the administration building destroyed by fire last Thursday.
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Elon College
Dallas Un Stand In Shooting Case
Wilmington January 23 The defense in the murder trial of Herbert E Dallas contends Southwell had threatened him twice before the July 18 incident and started the engine during an alleged struggle Dallas testified he only wanted the engineer to quit nagging him and that Southwell grabbed his pistol and clutched his neck forcing the weapon to discharge in the ensuing struggle
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Wilmington
Herbert IE. Dallas
Joseph Southwell
Southwell
Dallas
England Adopts Neutral Policy on Rhine Occupation
London reports the British government told its Rhine military reps not to interfere with arrests and expulsions of German officials while refusing to cooperate with France in any trials. Instructions are broad, placing British authorities in a position to adapt to each new situation on the ground.
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London
Associated Press
Rhine
Jeweler Culeosure Joins Stamey’s Jewelry in High Point
H. J. Culeosure of Wilmington has accepted a position as watch maker and jeweler with Stamey’s Jewelry store. He and his family plan to move to High Point soon.
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H. J. Culeosure
Wilmington
Stamey’s
Mr. Culeosure
High Point
Furniture Show Registers Busy Buyers at Exposition
Business was fairly active at the Southern Furniture Exposition with over a hundred buyers registered from 10 o clock yesterday to 10 o clock today. Buyers from Georgia and South Carolina led the attendance as optimism grows for a prosperous future in the furniture trade.
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Exposition
Georgia
South Carolna
South Carolina
Exposition Building
W. A. Raiford
Tuscaloosa
Ala
A. L. Owens
Plymouth
Hamptonville
J.S. Loughmiller
Louisville
R. E. Moody
B. B. Martin
Drager
E. Burks
Washington, D. C
Wm. Carter
Baltimore
Morris H. Greenberg
Houston
Texas
C. B. Clements
Danville
H. Honeyman
Mt. Holly
L. Kaplan
R. R. Thomas
Oak Hill
W. Va
A. B. Gillman
Man. W. Va
N. M. Burns
Harrisonburg
J. W. Bloxton
Greensboro
T. W. Stevens
Greenville
Tenn
C. M. Kiser
Rogersville
J. C. Ford
Clover
8. C
J. Robi
Chisman
Paul Welch
el Paso
L. Bernstein
Cumberland Md
G. L. Goods
Cherokee Falls
S. C
D. W. Brown
Milledgeville
Ga.; 5S. Lloyd, Carrboro; W. M. Satterfield
Norfolk, Va
R. Lindquist
Chicago, Ill
E. E. Satterfield
C. C. Satterfield
Richmond, Va
C. M. Munger
Winston-Salem
J. F. Morris
Burroway Urges End to Buds Rule in Schools
Northampton member asserts bud rule in international schools should end. Burgwyn refutes charge, denying boss rule figures in any state educational system.
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Burgwyn
New NC Legislation Promotes Confederate Records and Monument
In Raleigh on January 23 the General Assembly passed measures to rescue and preserve Confederate sailors records in North Carolina and to erect a monument to NC troops at Vicksburg. The session debated county school control, boycotting political bosses in education, and other education bills as bills move through committees.
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Raleigh
Associated Press
McKnnon- Cobb
Robeson County
House of Representatives
Townsend
Harnett
McWkinnon
Burgwyn
Northampton
North Carolina
Connor
Wilson
Ross
Monrose
Doughton
Allegeny
Senate
House
Vicksburg
Commission of Public Welfare
Chas. A. Harris
Committee On Public Welfare
Woodson
Rowan
Biltmore Forest
Huncombe County
Powers in Alliance Ties With America Britain Japan
Premier Kato told the diet that no formal talks occurred but there is an understanding among the United States Great Britain and Japan on steps to take if other powers reject Washington conference agreements. The statement follows an interpolation by Viscount Kato, leader of the opposition, in Rio on January 23.
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Rio
Associated Press
Kato
Viscount Kato
Keneseikai
America
Great Britain
Japan
Washington
Delay Trial of Magnates in Mayence
The trial of Fritz Thyseen and five other industrial magnates arrested in the Ruhr is postponed to tomorrow morning. Dr. Frederick Kimm, attorney for the accused, argues lack of jurisdiction and incompetence of the French court over the case.
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Mayence
Associated Press
Fritz Thyseen
Ruhr
Frederick Kimm
Nelson to Meet Hyland in Fresno Exhibition Bout
Battling Nelson former world lightweight champion arrived in Fresno for a three round exhibition with Fighting Dick Hyland at the American Legion boxing show tomorrow night. They previously fought for the lightweight world title at Colma on May 9, 1909.
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Nelson
Hyland
Fresno
Calif
Battling Nelson
American Legion
Colma
Bisons to Train In Anderson For 1923 Camp
The Buffalo International league Bisons will train in Anderson South Carolina for the 1923 season. Manager George R Wilste telegram says the team arrives March 19 and stays until April 14 in camp at Anderson.
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Bisons
Anderson
S. C
Buffalo International League
George R. Wilsté
Broker Accidentally Killed in Hunting Accident
Julian P. Clark, a Albany cotton broker, accidentally shot himself during a hunting trip at Pinelands lodge in Baker county. Details of the incident were not provided in the message received.
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Albany, Ga
Julian P. Clark
Pinelands Lodge
Baker County
Resolutions Back Prohibition Enforcement From City Ministers
Four hundred ministers from New York and suburbs adopted twelve resolutions urging tougher liquor law enforcement at a meeting under the anti-Saloon League banner.
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New York
anti-Saloon League
Aged Woman Julia Jennings Killed by Raleigh Train Near City Limits
Elizabeth City January 23. Mrs. Julia Jennings aged 78 was struck and killed by a Raleigh train near the city limits today.
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Elizabeth City
Julia Jennings
Raleigh
Curtailed power urged again by Southern Power
A letter to J. H. Jennings of North Carolina Public Service from Charles I. Burkholder vice president of Southern Power asks zone No 1 and other zones to curtail power for 24 hours each in sequence from Monday through the following Saturday until rain relief reduces demand. The move follows prior suspensions and aims to avert a very serious power shortage.
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J. H. Jennings
North Carolina Public Service Company
Charles I. Burkholder
Southern Power Company
Charlotte
High Point
Chas. I. Burkholder
Proposed Line of Ships Stimulates Water Transport Debate
Raleigh January 23 Boat line advertisements from the east bolster Governor Morrison s plan to cut freight rates, with supporters and opponents citing propaganda and feasibility. Eastern operators push a state fleet to Norfolk Roanoke river points including Plymouth Jamesville Williamston Hamilton and more. State Highway Commissioner Hart calls the campaign clever, while lawmakers fear constitutional limits on delegating power and weigh road bonds against school funding.
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Raleigh
Morrison
Clayton Moore
Martin
Harry Stubbs
Moore
Carolina, Virginian and
Maryland Transportation Company
Norfolk Roanoke River Line
Batimore
Norfolk
Roanoke
Plymouth
Jamesville
Williamston
Hamilton
W. A. Hart
Parker of
Weine
Budget Commission
Parker
Doughton
House
Ginning Figures Show Rise This Year
Census Bureau reports cotton ginned before January 16 reached 9,652,601 running bales with 167,399 round bales as half bales and 10,967 American Egyptian and 5,065 Sea Island bales. Ginnings last year totalled 7,912,452 running bales. State totals include North Carolina 56,921 and South Carolina 611,151. Virginia 25,965.
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Washington
Sea Island
Census Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Cotton futures rise to new season highs in opening trade
New York January 23. The cotton market opened firm with gains of 12 to 29 points and prices hit new season highs. The general list shows net increases of 39 to 39 points as January futures reach 23.05 and March 28.25 while May stands at 28.45 and July at 28.23 and October at 26.30.
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New York
Fear ships may have been lost in voyage to Philippines
Manila reports fear that seven Russian refugee ships with over 500 people aboard may be lost in the China Sea while sailing from Shanghai to the Philippines as part of Admiral Stark's Vladivostok exile fleet. No word has come for more than two weeks.
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Manila
Associated Press
China Sea
Shanghai
Philippines
Stark
Vladivostok
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