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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1922

Page

7

American Legion Olympic Games to Be Held in New Orleans

Prominent world war athletes from all states will compete in the first American Legion Olympic games in New Orleans October 16 to 21, in events from water sports to boxing and track. Notable bouts include Bob Martin vs Captain Roper and the bantamweight title match Johnny Bui vs Pat Moore, with a national athletic commission supervising.

New Orleans Bob Martin Captain Roper Enirete America Legion Johnny Bui Pat Moore Harry Anderson Iowa Mike O'Dowd Happy Littleton Sergeant Smith Harry Greb National Athletic Commission Hanford MacNider J. R.murphy University of Iowa Grantland Rice New York Tribune Sam H. Mc Pershing Stadium Paris Sternberg

Old Age Softens Mr Rockefeller in Tarrytown

On his 84th birthday John D Rockefeller, famed for his camera shyness, reportedly eases gates to photographers at Pocantico Hills. In Tarrytown locals chase the truth of who is the town’s oldest citizen while Rockefeller mostly stays unseen, glimpsed mainly when driving.

Rockefeller John John D John DP Tarrytown Ciizen John D. Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller Jim Tarryown N. Y Pocantico Hills America

Reed Confident He Will Be Renominated in Missouri Primary

In St Louis on July 24 Senator James A Reed predicted his renomination in the August 1 Missouri primary despite opposition from former President Wilson supporters women voters and prohibitionists. Breckinridge Long also claims victory as Missouri Democrats back Wilson policies. Reed defends party regularity denying irregularities and accuses outsiders of trying to sway the vote. Long counters Reed's claims about Wisconsin campaigning and both run active campaigns with large gatherings. Other candidates include Robert I Yoros in St Joseph and six Republicans seeking the Senate nomination along with court state and local races.

ST. Louis United States James A. Reed Wilson League of Nations Breckinridge Long Misouri Woodrow Wilson Long Reed Pdemocrat Wilsong Missouri King Rhe Drys Wisconsin James Thompson United States Senate la Follette Lenroot Paul S. Reinsch Robert I. Yoros St. Joseph

Rebuilt Lumber Plant At Charleston After Fire

The Charleston Lumber company plant, damaged by a $30,009 fire, has been rebuilt with about $75,000 spent on improvements.

Charleston W. Va Charleston Lumber Company

Break Your Date With Hay Fever

Break your date with hay fever this year and avoid the sneezing season. The article notes most are not immune and that susceptibility comes from below normal air passage membranes. Chiropractic spinal adjustments are claimed to open the way for energy to travel spinal nerves to the air passages and conquer hay fever.

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