Premiers Reject Renewal of Anglo Japanese Alliance
London June 29 Premier Balfour and Lord Curzon signaled no renewal of the Anglo Japanese military treaty in its present form despite seeking mutual understanding with Japan. Premier Mennhen of Canada and Premier Smuts of South Africa oppose any alliance and push for a British American Japanese understanding if needed.
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London
Arthur J. Balfour
Lord Curzon
Japan
Mennhen
Canada
Smuts
South Africa
Young Man Injured by Automobile in City Street
Archie Sappenfield, a young white man, was badly bruised and an ankle injured when Ed Millikin's car suddenly surged forward on the sidewalk in front of the Southern Furniture exposition. He was taken to Guilford General Hospital. the official report later said injuries were not serious.
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Archie Sappenfield
Ed Illikin
Southern Furniture Exposition
Sappenfield
Guilford General Hospital
Millikin
Ulster Premier Declines De Valera Dublin Meeting
Sir James Craig the Ulster premier refused an invitation from Eamon de Valera to meet in Dublin. The offer was extended by letter to Craig and four other non Ulster lawmakers to meet in Dublin on Monday.
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Belfast
Associated Press
James Craig
Eamon de Valera
Dublin
Ulster
Ulster Party
Flags at Half Mast for Late Secretary Bonaparte
Washington june 29 secretary Denby ordered all naval vessels and shore stations to fly flags at half mast tomorrow to honor Charles J Bonaparte former secretary of the navy who died yesterday at his Maryland home
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Washington
Denby
Charles J. Bonaparte
Maryland
Cotton Mills Declare Half Million In Divey Orders
Spartanburg South Carolina June 29 eighteen cotton mills in Spartanburg county will tomorrow pay semi annual dividends totaling 557130 Mills lead with 812 percent on 83500000 common stock and 12 on 2000000 preferred Arcadia Beaumont and Woodruff mills pay five percent on capital stock None below three percent Local men say the low mood is passing and optimism grows as wage readjustments and orders secure operations for months ahead
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Spartanburg
S. C
Tacolet Mills
Clifton
Spartan Mills
Arcadia, Beaumont and
Woodruff Mills
Army of reporters to cover Dempsey Carpentier fight
New York dispatch notes a massive press turnout for the Jersey City bout with 700 reporters expected. About 200 will telegraph live updates while others track action and write. International correspondents from France England Canada and beyond will relay outcomes to readers worldwide. The flood of wires is set to begin around 8 am eastern time.
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New York
France
Jersey City
Ike Dorgan
Dorgan
England
Canada
Tokio
Havana
Copenhagen
Maila
Buenos Aires
Mrs. Vanderbilt to Meet North Carolina Exhibitors in High Point
Mrs George W Vanderbilt president of the North Carolina State Fair association will visit High Point to confer with NC exhibitors in the Southern Furniture Exposition building. She aims to boost state fair support and industrial display and may arrange exhibits to move to Raleigh for the fall fair. The meeting is set for 8 15 AM on the second floor before she heads to Asheville.
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George W. Vanderbilt
High Point
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Raleigh
Dc. F. Tomlinson
Spanishee War Men to Get Pensions
Soldiers who served in the Spanish American War and related campaigns may now qualify for pensions under new laws. Veterans or widows should write Walter Buchanan, national aid de camp, Army and Navy Union Route No. 2, Louisa, Va, to file claims promptly and start pension eligibility from filing. Buchanan offers assistance to comrades.
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Spain
Congress
Walter
Buchanan
Army and Navy
Louisa
Planes Hunt for a Vigwing Target
Newport News Va June 29 sea planes from the Hampton Roads naval base established contact with the radio controlled battleship Towa at 10 45 am and began bombing maneuvers. The Iowa lay about 20 miles from Winter Shoals as thirty planes sought to reach the moving target while maintaining a 4000 foot safety limit.
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Newport News
Towa
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Ellison
Naval Base
Iowa
Winter Shoals
Navy
Davis appears in High Point on $500 bond
Harry K. Davis was arrested in Charlotte on a warrant from High Point for false pretense and released yesterday on a $500 bond. He is to be tried in municipal court before Judge Walter Royal tomorrow morning. Sergeant L. R. French returned to High Point after transporting him. Davis once worked with Consumers' Tire and Supply in this city before bankruptcy.
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Harry K. Davis
Charlotte
High Point
Walter Royal
R. French
Davis
Consumers’ Tire and Supply Company
Orphange Day in Thomasville Draws Baptist Guests
Orphanage day brings high pointers and Baptist visitors to Thomasville for exercises by the Baptist orphanage children. The event is annual and a follow up program is planned for tomorrow with many Baptists from across the state in attendance.
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Thomasville
Special session on sea issues spurs NC debate
Raleigh June 29. Governors call for municipal financial statements irks city leaders who fear delays to a possible extra session. Asheville Mayor Gallatin Roberts and North Carolina Municipal Association seek clear proof of necessity. Adjutant General Metts reports new National Guard units planned at Benson High Point Smithfield and Greensboro. For war prep a British analysis warns US Pacific defenses lag and Japan could strike within two years.
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Raleigh
Morrison
Council of State
Govrnor
Morrisonian
Legis Ature
Gallatin Roberts
Asheville
North Carolina Municipal Association
Willard Dowell
Roberts
Ben Lacy
Wrightsville
Missouri
Colonel Lacy
North Carolina
Commissioner of Revenue
A. D. Watts
Durham County
Scotland
Buncombe
Craven
Mecklenburg
Forsyth
Wilson
Lenoir
Nash
Rowan
Edgecombe
Wayne
Dare
Macon
Wilkes
Adjutant General’s Department
National Guard
War Department
Metts
Benson
High Point
Smithfield
Greensboro
A. J. Schmidt
Morehead City
London
Japan
United States
Pacific
Hector C. Bywater
Constable and Company
British Institute of Naval Architects
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Guam
Philippines
Bywater
Tuam
California
America
China
Panama Canal
Allied Debt To United States Near One Billion in Interest
Treasury officials told the Senate Finance Committee that European debt to the United States carried about one billion dollars in interest as of May 15. Assistant Secretary Wadsworth cited 043, SS4, 750 as the interest amount. Secretary Mellon said there is no plan to accept German reparations bonds and funding talks with Great Britain were only preliminary.
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United States
Washington
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Wadsworth
Mellon
Great Britain
Clergy Seek to Halt Jersey City Boxing Bout
Rev Henry B Wyatt representing the Community club of Jersey City filed a bill of complaint with Prosecutor Pierre Barvin to stop the Demp Er Carpentier boxing match set for Saturday. The letter accuses principals and promoters of conspiring to pervert boxing law and violating crimes not prohibiting prize fights with affidavits and prepared witnesses for the grand jury.
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Jersey City
Henry B. Wyatt
Community Club of
Pierre Barvin
Demper-Carpentier
H.C. Gillison
Prand
Nol pros taken in three cases in municipal court
In High Point today Judge Walter Roval presided as Nol pros with leave were entered in three cases against W N Bray E Mungo and Irby Brown for alleged secret assault on George Burns. The state declined to prosecute and witnesses were discharged. Burns had led warrants against the defendants. Also court heard Hansel Benson guilty of speeding with a $10 fine and costs after a hard fought trial represented by Thomas J Gold.
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W. N. Bray
E. {. Mungo
Irby Brown
George Burns
White
Walter Roval
T. W. Albertson
L. B. Williams
Ed Wooten
Burns
Wooten
Greensboro
High Point
Albertson
Hansel Benson
Thomas J. Gold
North Carolina Education Advances Against Funding Gap
North Carolina's public schools face a 600000 deficit for the year ending June 30 yet Dr E C Brooks state superintendent says the state should meet it as funds become available. He notes progress since 1919 20 with more high standard teachers and larger enrollments and urges continued investment to maintain educational gains.
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Raleigh
State Aid of Education
E. C. Brooks
Public Instruction
North Carolina
Stooks
Tate
Arger
1St
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Ne pense Applies for Quash in Ill inois Baseball Trial
June 29 Chicago. Ben Franklin a defendant in the baseball scandal trial before Judge Friend was granted a continuance due to illness. Carl Zork, ordered to appear today, attended as the hearing resumed. The defense moved to quash the indictments as not legal under Illinois law.
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Chicago
Ben Franklin
Friend
Franklin
Carl Zork
Illinois
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Lowa
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Porm Militia Company
U.S
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Pennsylvania
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