Markets Slip Amid Profit Taking Across Stocks and Commodities
Markets cooled as profit taking hit leading issues including distillers and alcohol stocks. Wheat and other grains eased while bonds rose and cash demand grew amid higher margin requirements. Traders cautiously expected slower, steadier gains after a volatile run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Eubank
York
Arkansas
Alabama
National Distillers
Crown Cork
Anchor Cap
Ulysses Pope Dies of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Ulysses Grant Pope a longtime property owner and farmer died at his home west of the city after a two week illness from Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Born March 13 1867 in Davidson County he was survived by his wife two children two sisters and a sister in Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at three o'clock tomorrow at his residence with Elder D A O Bryant and Elder G W Hill officiating. Interment at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses Grant Pope
Rocky Mountain
Davidson County
Spencer
Elizabeth Pope
Primitive Baptist Church of
Mechanicsville
Bessie
Lissie Pope
Irene Craven
Indianapolis
Ind
D. A. O’bryant
G. W. Hill
Greensboro
L. T. Tucker
Zeb Rhodes
Gurney Snyder
Janis Garner
B. C. Hayworth
A. M. Payne
Primitive Church of
Oakwood Memorial Park
Language Diversity Across Thousands of Tongues
A note on linguistic variety cites roughly five thousand distinct languages worldwide, highlighting immense cultural richness and the challenge of universal communication across regions. Researchers emphasize the need for documentation, preservation, and inclusive education to sustain endangered languages.
Convention of Police Chiefs Delayed by Strike
The North Carolina Association of Police Chiefs opener was postponed as J. G. Wooten and other leaders could not arrive due to textile strikes in High Point. Chief Wooten is at Wrightsville Beach awaiting others tonight and tomorrow. An informal session was held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
North Carolina Association of Police Chiefs
J. G. Wooten
Winston-Salem
High Point
Weeten
J. A
Wrightsville Beach
Break-In Report At The Nickle Lunch
The Nickle Lunch at 324 Fast Russell Street was broken into last night. Intruders entered via a rear window and opened the rear door from inside. Police notified. Stolen items include a half hex of chewing gum, three bags of peanuts, four pounds of meat, soft drinks, and two chess set pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Street
Coldest Town Verkhayansky Record Low On January 16 1885
Verkhayansky in Siberia recorded a frigid morning on January 16 1885 with the thermometer at 0.4 degrees below zero. The event marks one of the cold snaps noted in regional weather records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verkhayansky
Siberia
Corporal Faces Court Martial Over Tortious Act
Corporal Ralph Osman of Brooklyn, stationed at Fort German with the headquarters battery of the coast artillery, was today cited for general court martial on charges arising from violation of the summer act passed by Congress in 1. The record notes suspenseful proceedings as attorneys present their arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balbo
Ralph Osman
Brooklyn
Fort Gherman
Coast Artillery
Congress
Lon Warneke's Run Streak After Slump Amid Cubs Pitching Woes
Chicago pitcher Lon Warneke, once 93–7 last season, stands 12–7 this year as a five game losing stretch amid poor run support. Needing hitting, the Cubs group failed to back him, yielding nine runs in five games, before Warneke won five straight as teammates improved at bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wherbs
Associated Press
Chicago
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cub
Mt. Ida
Ark
Cub
Warneke
Cincinnati
Arkansan
St. Louis
New York Giants
Boston
Braves
Cubs
Repealists Forecast National Landslide in New Triumphs
Leaders claim strong support for repeal with estimates of 60 000 to 140 000 vote margin as statewide balloting nears. Anti repeal chairman warns results hinge on counted votes and uncast ballots with total turnout around 256 000 and 63 delegates to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene C. Anderson
John F. Baggett
United Prohibition Forces
Repeal of Prohibition Seen Certain by Prohibition Opponent
Jouett Shouse, president of the National Nation Against Prohibition, declared repeal of the 18th amendment before 1988 highly probable. He cited elections in Arkansas and Alabama and said 36 states or all 48 could ratify the pending proposed amendment, urging unity in the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jouett Shouse
National Nation Against Prohibition
Shouse
Arkansas
Alabama
Union
Alabama votes on repeal of Prohibition amendment
Early returns from Alabama show a statewide vote on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment with 1,268 of 2,187 boxes reporting at 10:16 A M. CST. Repeal totals reach 75 356 while 46 693 oppose ratification of the Twenty First Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Arkansas referendum shows 3 to 2 support for Eighteenth Amendment
From Little Rock Arkansas the latest returns report a 3 to 2 ratio in favor of the Eighteenth Amendment with 1183 precincts counted as of July 18 and continuing updates from yesterday's referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Statewide repeal vote leans toward repeal in top counties
The report shows 66 501 for repeal and 36 375 against with ten most populous counties delivering a strong majority for repeal. Those counties accounted for about 41 percent of counted ballots with 71 percent of that group voting wet. Phillips county led the wave with 89 percent support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainet
Phillips County
Wota
Holding Slight Lead In Time Set With Gatty
A tense progress report continues as a Moscow aunt’s journey to Novorossysk delays arrival. The subject faces unfavorable terms before a planned landing near the Vabloovei and Sikhota Mountain ranges after a prior flight incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatty
Moscow
Novogirsk
Aroveschensk
Atty
Belen
Vabloovei
Sikhota
Employment Requests and Listings on Local Exchange Board
The entry lists multiple job requests from a white man draftsman seeking work with references, and several housing and domestic posts including a settled colored housekeeper and cook, a white restaurant or barbecue worker, a year-old girl seeking board, two colored men for gardening, a widower seeking a married couple to live rent-free, and other white and colored applicants with varying experience. Five colored women and two colored men registered for any work, all offering reasonable rates and references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Wrenn Street
Jamestown
Reform urged for state prisons by club women leader
Mrs. EB Preston Carpenter penologist from Columbia South Carolina urges North Carolina women’s clubs to push penitentiary reforms. She cites crowded unsanitary conditions and compares to South Carolina, notes her Monroe origins and long leadership in Women’s clubs, and calls for action during July visit to High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Carpenter
Columbia
8. C
High Point
North Carolina Club
North Carolina Penitentiary
Carpenter
U. D
Women's Club of
Leo Barnes Leaves Training School
Leo Barnes 17, formerly given a two year suspended sentence to enter the Eastern Carolina Training School, fled Sunday morning from High Point after being warned to stay. Police notified. his mother and sister reside locally. If recaptured, the suspended sentence activates and he would be sent to the state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Barnes
Superior Court
Caroling Training School
Samuel B. Leonard
Barnes
High Point
Wag
Special Talk Tonight At Wesley Memorial Church
Liston Pepe leads a mid week service at Wesley Memorial Church on the topic What Sort of Teacher to Experience in the third chalk talk of a series Learning To Live As Christians. The program features special music and devotional focus lasting about 40 minutes in the church basement at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Liston Pepe
J. W. Howard Infant Laid To Rest In Local Service
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Howard died at 12 30 yesterday afternoon in a local hospital. A brief service was held at the grandmother Mrs Mary Howards home at 1 oclock with Rev Q O Lt Ruth of Pilgrim Holiness Church in charge, followed by interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Howard
J. T. Howard
Mary Howard
Hamilton
Ruth
Pilgrim Hollpees Church
Oakwood
Reformed Church Plans Prayer Service
The Reformed Church will hold a prayer service at 7 o clock with the sermon by Rev. W. R. Sheffer. Members and friends are urged to attend the service at the Piret Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church Will
Piret
W. R. Sheffer
Americans Refuse To Concede England In Davis Cup Showdown
AUTEUIL France July 19. The United States Davis Cup team led by Ellsworth Vines Wilmer Allison George Lott and John Van Ryn refuse to concede England any victory in the interzone finals at Roland Garros starting soon They rely on strong singles and superior doubles to secure a sweep over England with Perry likely to play both singles and doubles if fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auteuil
France
America
England
Roland Garros Stadium
Ellsworth Vines
Wilmer Allison
George Lott
John van Ryn
Fred Perry
Australia
United States
Perry
Vines
Allison
H. W.imeper
Latt
van Ryn
George Patrick Hughes
Hughes
H. G. N. Lee
Lee
Major League Leaders in the National League
Baseball leaders after yesterday's games include Klein of the Phillies atop batting with .864, and 184 hits. Martin of the Cardinals leads runs with 67, connected by P Waner and Frisch tied for steals with 12, while Klein also has 18 homers and 20 doubles. Vaughan and Waner share triples with 12 and 10 respectively. Berger of the Braves has 17 homers and Cantwell posts a 19-5 pitching line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Te Eee
P. Waner
Pirates
Les
Why
Vaughen
Piretisi
Bie Si
Aee Tee
Pullis
Doobles
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
Berger
Braves
Cards
Frisch
Tinning
Cubs
Cantwell
American League Batting and Field Titles Mixed
The text lists American League batting leaders Cronin and Foxx with Senators and Athletics 26028 runs Foxx 79 Gehrig 78 RBIs Simmons White Sox 84 Foxx and Gehrig 89 Hits Manush 131 Simmons 130 doubles Burns 29 Cronin 28 Triples Combs 10 Higins 0. Home runs Foss Athletics stolen bases Walker Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Senators
Foxx
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Simmons
White Sox
Manush
Burns
Browns
Combs
Higigns
Merchant ships earnings rise in 1932 report
During 1932 British merchant ships earned more than in 1920 and their earnings were several times higher. The report notes earnings grew over the years with clear gains compared to 1920 figures.
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Westinghouse
U. 8
Steel
du Pont
American Can
Casemerican Smelting
Alaska
Juneau
McIntyre
Porcupine
Dome
Commission
Ulysses
Pope
Farmer
Beavans
Beavans CO. the Ladies’ Store
Iit Am Beers
Corp
Rene
Chicago Grain
August Luer
Alton, Sr
Lon Warneke
Peiping
A. W. Grabau
China
International Geographic Congress
Washington
Wesley Memorial
Reconfidential Service Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Wright-Payne Barber
Robbins
Union Mattress Co
Major League
Ates
Ege Ee Ost
Ll & M
Franklin
Commercial Bank
Woodrow Ave
Morris Street
Woodrow
Bath
Springfield Ave
Brentwood School
Peaes
Beard
Avoir
4Th St
Globe Industrial Bank
X. M.” Care Enterprise
Cummings Electric Chemical Co
Meier
Underwood
L. C
Smith
Remington
Vietor Orthophoniec
Sykes
Jarrett
Oes
Greys Realty Cor
Wrennege
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