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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
1
A brief note on Judge Trayworth's baptism into office via the city court docket signals changes in local judiciary. Commentary on Alabama judges punishing contempt of court follows, noting blundering efforts and surprising outbursts. Emperor Simmons concedes Ku Klux Klan management is extravagant and claims monopoly on principles are likewise inflated.
An English actress has been elected to a seat in the House of Commons. The assumption is that she will retire from public notice. Judge Henry Grady is named a defendant in a Ku Klux receivership petition, with a chance to prove misrepresentation. Governor Cameron Morrison is credited with choosing good men to fill offices, supporting the faith his friends placed in him.
A Philadelphia youth faces indictment for driving while drunk after colliding with the city water wagon, while officials mock a Slack bid as a summer dream and advise against drinking as police warn city residents.
Dr Archibald Henderson weighs in on Raleigh correspondence and the Statesville Daily's headline take. He critiques Atlantic fiction and regional prose, noting Everett of Wovitam and a prerap contest featuring a short haired anti zenist. The piece frames Tom Best as a leading fiction producer.
Robert A. Lee indicted for using the mails to defraud in an oil book promotion appears in Fort Worth Texas trial claims to be a descendant of General Robert B. Lee. He argues any claimed relationship is unlikely and notes a marked crescent as a sign of doubt.
The fragment discusses Governor Smith's potential action on a New York issue and its political consequences. If he signs, he risks losing a path to the presidency. if he vetoes, he may lose support from backers in New York. The text reflects strategic political maneuvering and advice to consider national implications.
The passage argues that only the Hebrew people kept strong race consciousness after two thousand years without their own government. It notes Jewish identity persisted through wandering and business success in various nations and mentions a protest in the United States against a factory owner of Gaelic ancestry for comments about Jewish traits.
Claude Kitchin long the vigorous leader of North Carolina in Washington died. He shaped legislation from the minority position and earned respect across Congress. His death brought genuine mourning to North Carolina and his home region.
Kiwanis members in Columbus and across the international body discuss the Toronto convention vote that toppled Arras in favor of George Flores from Canada. The debate centers on Canadian hospitality and alleged manipulation of officer selection. Arras’ standing remains strong, with election to lead Kiwanis for a year anticipated at Atlanta.
A newspaper excerpt reports debate over removing long buried remains, noting North Carolina protects the graveyard, while a London graveyard excavation near Gravesend uncovers skulls of an Indian princess Pocahontas. It portrays villagers anger as officials grant permits amid controversy.
A wide ranging piece argues that global plant diseases from Australia to New York tie humanity as a single community. It notes wheat pests like the Bake A strain in Idaho, cotton industry fears, and emphasizes cooperation to meet shared threats and duties for a common destiny.
The YWCA aims to raise 20000 for a weekend business girls camp near a peaceful brook. The plan envisions an accessible rural retreat for groups, offering companionship, self development, and practical skills in a God centered outdoor setting, under the Education Committee chair.
A rural tale recounts Chief Mendow and Judge Elsenpeter quelling bootlegging. They draft an oath plan and public ultimatum at the Columbia Fire Station. Six stills seized in five days. no one jailed, village spared trials and costs. mutual praise follows.
A fragmented report notes the Lea convention opening at the Raleigh city auditorium with sessions led by public health nurses from across the state. The State Nurses' convention has just closed and Parker the tax collector announces a due special privilege license payable at College Street. Officials staying over at Sing Sing may demand prison-ward accommodation.
In Columbia Heights near Minneapolis, Judge H Meadow and Police Chief A C Eisenpeter puzzle over how to coax bootleggers to give up their stills. The story explains their methods as the town edges toward semi suburban status and a crackdown begins.
Greensboro area tax officials announce a ten day extension for city tax listing. Books open in the office of R B Parker through June 9, with listing hours 7 to 8 p m on weekdays and all day Saturdays. Parker calls the concession liberal after 30 days already granted, urging delinquents to list promptly.
Mrs Susie Dinengood of Salisbury endured stomach trouble nervousness and insomnia until taking DRECO. The remedy described as a pure liquid extract of roots herbs and leaves reportedly soothes the stomach eases gas activates the liver quiets nerves and restores vigor. Hart Drag Company promotes DRECO and offers guidance on its benefits and suitability for buyers.
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