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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1922
Page
2
A London police court judge rebuked an officer for clubbing a prisoner over the head during an arrest. The judge condemned the head strike but not the use of force, underscoring differences between American and British police powers and public attitudes toward armed restraint.
Disabled World War veterans in Minnesota reject the government's plan to name battlefield plots after famous battles. They say their wounds and memories are reminders of their experience and prefer not to rename the land with battle titles.
Brunswck Ga July 17 G R Hutte supreme representative and grand chancellor of Grand Jodre Knights of Pythias died here following attendance at the Pythian convention.
Kentucky reporter visits a mountain moonshiner in Catlettsburg to observe daily life. Bill’s cabin holds a rifle and pistols, a religious picture, and a small still hidden behind handmade cabinets. The piece notes hospitality, self sufficiency, and constant fear of law enforcement.
Dorothy Dalton stars as a sailor girl daughter and Rudolph Valentino portrays a reformed loafer in Moron of the Lady Letty shown today and tomorrow at the Paramount. Melford Productions presents a sea story packed with melodrama and strong performances.
Director Henry King describes novel situations in the making of The Seventh Day starring Richard Barthelmess for First National. He notes audiences lack knowledge of filmmaking and would enjoy seeing more on screen. he recalls one moment when he had to surrender to a scene.
Mr King tells of a society drama where an "extra" earned high pay for a lavish wardrobe. A gown identical to the star’s exclusive Paris model appears on stage, prompting the star to stop the scene. The extra claims she copied the gown after seeing it on display.
Britian Locklear, an Indian, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in a North Carolina superior court and received 25 years in state prison for the ambush shooting of Carson Lowry. The victim was shot through a window at Nora Locklear’s home on June 6, witnessed by Nora’s nine year old daughter.
A colt weighing 150 pounds at birth was foaled by Herman Means’s mare in Freeport. It is claimed as the largest colt ever seen in Freeport and potentially Maine. Steamers To Be Scrapped in Newport News three hundred wooden steamers, all but 65 anchored in James River at Claremont, will be scrapped for junk soon per unofficial advices.
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