City Briefs Delay Court and July Committee Meeting
Municipal court will not be held here until Wednesday morning due to Greensboro superior court. The Fourth of July committees from city organizations meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the chamber of commerce rooms instead of 7:38. Rev H N Bowne rector of St Marys Episcopal church preached a sermon to High Point Masons yesterday morning. About 50 fraternity members gathered in the judge room and marched to the church with excellent music as a feature of the service.
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Superior Court
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
H. N. Bowne
St Mary's Episcopal Church
High Point Masons
High Point Plans New Municipal Building Cut Mail to Observer
The Fayetteville Observer asks The Enterprise for a photograph of the forthcoming municipal building to be erected at the corner of Commerce and Rankin streets. The cut is being mailed to the Observer today.
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High Point
Fayetteville
Commerce and
Rankin Streets
Elders and Deacons Installed at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian church held a service yesterday for the installation of new elders A. E. Taplin A. B. Caldwell and W. G. Wiley and deacons Kenny W. B. Kimmons and W. E. Snow after a sermon by Rev. Charlies P. Cobb. Music by Miss Fannie Foy and Clarence Schultheiss accompanied the ceremony.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charlies P. Cobb
A. E. Taplin A
Caldwell
W. G. Wiley
Kenny
W. B. Kimmons
W. E. Snow
Fannie Foy
Clarence Schultheiss
Hidden Marquis Threatens a Runaway Betrothal
Andre-Louis overhears Leandre and Camene fearing a forced marriage to the Marquis de Sbrutadelli. A cloaked conspirator arrives with news that the Marquis is also en route, heightening the peril as Camene calls out to her father and hopes for rescue.
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Andre-Louis
Marchioness of
Sbrutadelli
Leandre
M. Leandre
Ajax
Jupiter
Jean
Monsieur
Marquis
Camene
Children Under Eighteen Arrested For Federal Offenses
Washington report shows about 1000 minors under 18 are arrested annually for federal law violations. The Children's Bureau of the Labor Department released the estimate based on a survey of federal court dealings with minors.
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Washington
Children’s Bureau of the
Labor Department
Iowa Bankers Back Legion Adjusted Compensation Bill
President Harding and Iowa senators and representatives received copies of a Davenport resolution by the Iowa Bankers Association representing over 1,800 bankers. The measure seeks immediate enactment of the American Legion adjusted compensation bill now before the Senate.
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Harding
Congress
Iowa
Davenport, Inc
Towa Bankers’ Association
American Legion
Senate
MacAdams
American Bankers’ Association
Davenport
American Legion unit to parade in New Orleans
Equipped box cars will carry hundreds of members of the 40 Hommes et Chevaux to the annual promenade nationale tied to the national convention in New Orleans October 16 206 and will be attached to passenger trains for the event.
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Hommes and & Chevaux
American Legion
National Legion Eonvention
New Orleans
Legion Reprimands Members for Prohibition Violations in Omaha
The Omaha Nebraska American Legion held a special meeting to condemn violations of the eighteenth amendment and voted to reprimand members found breaking prohibition rules.
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Omaha, Nebraska
American Legion
Louisiana Senators Back Soldier Honor Bill
Senators E S Broussard and Jo seph E Ransdell of Louisiana told an American Legion post commander in New Orleans that they favor the soldier honor bill, despite earlier press dispatches linking them with opponents.
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E. S. Broussard
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
American Legion
New Orleans
England Chartering Steam Ship To Old Southern City
England moves to charter a steam ship to transport people to the old Southern City. Details on the buyer and voyage plans are limited in the readable text.
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England
Michigan Legion to Build 24 Homes for War Orphans
The Michigan Legion plans to construct 24 houses for orphans of world war veterans. It will raise funds privately without using public money.
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Michigan
Michigan Legion
Legion
Cow and Calf Run Wild in Drinking-Stream Rampage
In Rocky Mount Franklin County a cow and calf that drank whiskey mixed with water from 500 gallons poured into a gutter caused chaos in the dining room of H N Dillard. They charged a tree, shattered a French mirror, and overturned furniture before being driven out and calming down.
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Danville
Rocky Mount
Franklin County
H. N. Dillard
Germany Says War Money Won’t End Conflict
Germany notes that collecting money cannot solve war and asserts financial gains do not repay the costs of conflict. The remark frames war as a costly, ongoing struggle beyond fiscal remedies.
Masons Meeting and Officer Installation Notice
Regular communication of Numa F Reidlodge No 344 A F and A M Monday at 8 00 p m Installation of officers Refreshments. c E Nabors W M S F Wall Sec.
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Numa F
Reidlodge
No. 344
A. F
A. M
C. E. Nabors
W. M. S. F. Wall
Knockers Night Meeting Promotes Americanism Army
The Douglas county post of the American Legion in Omaha Nebraska held a Knockers Night meeting inviting all members to air grievances and offer suggestions. The post chaplain proposed forming a Saturday night Americanism Army with fife drum and orator to preach Americanism on street corners, especially in foreign quarters.
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Douglas County
The
American Legion
Omaha
Neb
Rhode Island Establishes Veteran Relief Fund Administered by American Legion
Rhode Island creates a relief fund for unemployed World War veterans with administration by the American Legion. The Legion will investigate distress and need among former service members to determine eligibility and assist those in hardship.
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New York State
Rhode Island
American Legion
Local churches host American Legion lecture hour in Ares
Sunday sermons in Ares Idaho invite the local American Legion post to present an Americanism lecture during sermon hour. Three thousand four hundred sixty five dollars from a Manhattan club fund, raised for wartime defense, is now administered by the New York American Legion to aid a veterans tuberculosis camp in the Adirondacks. Over 250 Rhode Island Legionnaires plan to attend the national region convention in New Orleans in October, joining with peers from other states.
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Ares
Idaho
The
American Legion
Old Manhattan Club of
New York
New York American Legion
Adirondack Mountains
American Legionnaires
Rhode Island
New Orleans
Rhode Island Legion
Louisiana House OKs 25000 for Legion Convention
A bill to appropriate 25000 to defray expenses of the American Legion national convention in New Orleans next October passed the Louisiana House. The New Orleans city council plans to contribute 14000 toward entertaining Legion visitors.
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American Legion National
New Orleans
House of Representatives
Louisiana
Legion
Valet Suspect Impersonates Major Tracked by Legion
Murray Watkins aged 54 claiming to be Roosevelt’s former valet was arrested in New York wearing an army major uniform. The American Legion reported the incident to authorities and Watkins has begun a three year jail sentence.
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Murray Watkins
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Army
American Legion
Watkins
Ex-Marine George T. Johnson Located by American Legion
After months of pursuit by government offices seeking his war service papers and citations, ex Marine George T. Johnson has finally been found by the Los Angeles post of the American Legion.
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George T. Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
American Legion
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