Municipal court moved due to Greensboro court session
Local notice states municipal court will not be held Wednesday morning because the superior court in Greensboro is in session. Tonight at the chamber of commerce rooms the Fourth of July committees of city organizations meet at eight o clock instead of 7 39. Reverend H N Bowne preached a fine sermon to High Point Masons yesterday morning. About 50 fraternity members met in the lodge room and marched to the church. Excellent music marked the service.
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Superior Court
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
H. N. Bowne
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
High Point Ms Sons
Municipal Building Cut Sought by Observer
The Fayetteville Observer asks The Enterprise for a cut of the municipal building to show High Point residents the progressive spirit of their citizens. The cut will be mailed to the Observer today for display at the corner of Commerce and Rankin streets.
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Purnos
High Point
Fayetteville
Commerce and
Rankin Streets
Observer
Elders and Deacons Installed at First Presbyterian Church
Yesterday the First Presbyterian Church ordained and installed new elders A. E. Taplin A. S. Caldwell and W. G. Wiley and deacons K C. Denny W. B. Kimmons and W. E. Snow following a sermon by Rev. Charles P. Cobb. Music was provided by Miss Fannie Foy and Clarence Sthultheiss.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles P. Cobb
A. E. Taplin
A. S. Caldwell
W. G. Wiley
K C. Denny
W. B. Kimmons
W. E. Snow
A Conspiracy Unfolds Around a Hidden Marquis
In a tense scene, Andre-Louis notices a beautiful young woman near a scheming companion as whispers of an impending marriage to Marquis de Sbruttadeili reach a fever pitch. A conspirator appears with news while the girl cries out that her father is arriving and they are doomed.
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Andre-Louis
Leandre
Marquis de Sbruttadeili
M. Leandre
Ajax
Jupiter
Monsieur
Climene
Children Arrests Under 18 Reach Thousand Mark
The Children's Bureau of the Labor Department reports about 1,000 children under 18 are annually arrested for federal offenses. The figure comes from a survey of federal court dealings with minors.
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Washington
Children's Bureau of the Labor Department
Iowa bankers urge quick passage of adjusted compensation bill
President Harding and Iowa senators and representatives received copies of a Davenport Iowa resolution unanimously adopted by the Iowa Bankers Association representing over 1 800 bankers urging immediate enactment of the American Legion adjusted compensation bill now before the senate. President MacAdams of the American Bankers Association attended the Davenport meeting.
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Harding
Congress
Towa
Davenport
Towa Bankers’ Association
Iowa
American Legion
Senate
MacAdams
American Bankers’ Association
American Legion 40 Hommes and 8 Chevaux to New Orleans
Specially equipped box cars attached to passenger trains will carry hundreds of members of the 40 Hommes and 8 Chevaux American Legion playground society to the annual promenade nationale. The event will be held in conjunction with the national Legion convention in New Orleans October 16-20.
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American Legion
National Legion
New Orleans
Omaha American Legion Reprimands Members Cited for Eighteenth Amendment Violations
At a special Omaha meeting the American Legion rebuked members for violating the eighteenth amendment and voted to reprimand those cited.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Louisiana Senators Back Soldier Bonus Bill Support
Senators E S Broussard and Joseph E Ransdell of Louisiana told an American Legion post commander in New Orleans they favor the soldier bonus bill, despite prior press dispatches naming them among opponents.
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E. S. Broussard
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
American Legion
New Orleans
England's Charter for Steam Ship to Old Southern City
England approves chartering a steam ship to transport delegates to the old Southern City, outlining voyage details and destination. The move facilitates travel for officials and associated party members.
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England
Michigan Legion to fund orphan home for veterans’ children
The Michigan Legion plans a private funded project to build a home for orphans of world war veterans. The effort will raise the necessary funds without drawing on public coffers.
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Michigan
Michigan Legion
Legion
Cow and Calf Co On A Wild Spree
In Rocky Mount Franklin county a cow and calf drank whiskey mixed with water and rampaged through the dining room of lawyer H N Dillard. They toppled furniture broke crockery charged a mirror and then were chased out and settled back to normal state.
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Danville
Rocky Mount
Franklin County
H. N. Dillard
Germany Recovers Funds But War Still Not Payed
A report notes Germany has gathered some money yet emphasizes that wartime costs remain unpaid. It stresses that collecting funds cannot compensate for the broader economic and human toll of conflict.
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Germany
Masons Hold Regular Communication and Install Officers
Attention Masons regular communication Numa F Reidlodge No 344 A F and A M Monday night at 8 oclock Installation of officers Refreshments O E Nabors W M Ss F Wall Sec
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Numa F. Reidlodge
A. F
A. M
O. E. Nabors
W. M. Ss. F. Wall
Sec
Douglas county Legion meeting lauded in Omaha
A Knockers Night gathering of the Douglas County post of the American Legion in Omaha Nebraska drew strong participation. Members were encouraged to voice grievances and offer ideas. The post chaplain urged creating a Saturday night Americanism Army with fife drum and crater to spread the gospel of Americanism on city street corners especially in foreign quarters.
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Douglas County
The
American Legion
Omaha
Neb
Fife
Drum
Crater
Rhode Island Creates Relief Fund for Unemployed Veterans
Rhode Island sets up a relief fund for unemployed World War veterans. The administration is assigned to the American Legion which will investigate distress and need among former servicemen.
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New York State
Rhode Island
American Legion
Louisiana House OKs 25000 for Legion convention costs
The Louisiana House passes a bill to allocate 25000 to help defray expenses of the American Legion national convention to be held in New Orleans next October. The New Orleans city council plans to contribute 10690 toward entertaining Legion visitors.
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American Legion National Convention
New Orleans
House of Representatives
Louisiana
Legion
Man Claims Roosevelt Valet Began Three Year Jail Sentence
Murray Watkins aged 54 in New York was arrested wearing a pretend army major uniform. Legion members alerted authorities and Watkins has already started a three year jail term.
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Murray Watkins
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
American Legion
Watkins
Ex-Marine George T Johnson Located by American Legion
For months the government pursued George T Johnson an ex marine to deliver citations and papers for his war service. The Los Angeles post of the American Legion has finally located him.
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George T. Johnson
Leatherneck
Los Angeles
Cal
American Legion
Rhode Island Legion Plans Regional Convention in New Orleans
The Rhode Island American Legion reports more than 250 members planning to attend the national region convention in New Orleans this October. They will join colleagues from other states for the event.
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American Legionnaires
Rhode Island
New Orleans
Rhode Island Legion
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Sheraton Hotel
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Yonvr
Elon College
W. R
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N. C
Fnch
Areo
Idaho
Walter Crisman
W. J. Lorack
Iowa City
Old Manhattan Club of
New York American Legion
Adirondack Mountains
Desire Home W.hin
Sheraton
Care Enterprise
A. B. Co
E. Commerce St
Cylina
C. E. Goad
Glenda, N. C
J. A. Jones Construction Co
Snow Lumber Co
Ballman - Cummings Furniture Co
Fort Smith, Ark
D. Ri’ Raper
Gro West Commerce Street
J. L. Strayhorn
Rankin Street
Alberta Apt
Hamilton
Russell Streets
Southern Mirror Co
Frank Wineskie
Beavans
T. J. Steed
Earl Steed
Commerce Street
Enterprise
Farley
W. D. Simmons and Son
Pp’’ Care Enterprise
Gray Street
SADA
B. Overman
Wachovia Bank
Dell
Thurston Street
Thurston, St
P. H. Johnson
Packard
Bristowe Pitts
Glover and
Sides Lashmir
Spot Grocery Co
South Main Street
Stamey’s
Globe Plant CO. OF Liberty
C. B. Alexander
University of North Carolina
Glob. Plant Co
J. D. Gregg
Guilford Screen Works
Sheroff Chair Co
Marsh Bros
Wilmington
W-E. Linthicum & Sons Transfer
Willowbrook Street
R. Qlaundry
Wn. G. R
Sheroff Chair Company
Byrd
Credit Edwards Business College
Ota Jaminson
Garment Company
Lynchburg
Porson Hall
R. E. Andrews
J. Sib
Burton Real
N. Main St
Phore
P.O
GLOBE
Wear Store
Aga Nitta
Eshelman
South Main Anne
N.C
Rear Chamber OF Commerce
Lottie Barber
Newab
National Machine and KE
C. E. McManus
Jarrett’s Stationery Co
Welch Building
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the Perpetual Building & Loan
High Point Perpetual Building
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