Swampy Thrasher Set to Return to High Point Outfield
Loren Thrasher, star outfielder for High Point baseball, will return this spring per local mogul W. H. Currie. Manager Duck Smith expects a strong outfield and pitching staff, with spring training starting March 30. Fans urged to buy season tickets to fund travel, living expenses, and ballpark repairs as the club aims for a successful season.
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Loren Thrasher
High Point
W. H. Currie
Duck” Smith
Thrasher
Currie
Mr. Currie
Newark
Welch Field
Currie and Burgess
Bank
Burgess
Hearing on Interstate Freight Rates Postponed Indefinitely
In Richmond on March 6 the interstate commerce commission hearing on Virginia state corporation protests against interstate freight rates between North Carolina and Virginia was postponed indefinitely. Mason Maugham, counsel for the state corporation commission, said the delay came at the request of railroad counsel and intervening petitioning parties.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia State Corporation
North Carolina
Virginia
Mason Maugham
Corporation Commission
That Body By JAS and W BARTON Medical column fragment
Colonial era newspaper notes discuss chlorine cure for colds with mixed results from New York and Washington doctors. A health feature explains variability in drug effects, seasonal cold prevalence, and home remedies, then shifts to social notes about Mrs. Lindsay hosting Entre Nous club and a Davidson College wrestling report plus Norfolk aviation remarks.
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John Lindsay, Jr
Colonial Drive
Rob
B.S. Cummings
Andrew Lindsay
S. C. Clark
W. C. Beavans
B. S. Cummings
W. L. Jackson
L. R. Terry
J. A. Morris
Fred Thomas
John Tate
Fred Tate
J. F. Hayden
J. W. Harriss
C. B. Overman
Gurney Wearns
W. E. Price
J. A. Lindsay, Sr
Bruce Carraway
John Abels
W.R. Morrow
Steamer Artigas Refloated After Shoreing Off Cape Cod
The shipping board steamer Artigas, a 5,000 ton freighter bound from Norfolk to Manchester with cargo of fruit, went ashore on Talfoom Shoal 24 miles west of Pollock Rip lightship near Chatham Massachusetts. Refloated by the tide without damage.
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Mass
Shipping Board
Artigas
Talf Moon Shoal
Pollock Rip
Norfolk
Manchester
Eng
Boston
Truit
Father accused in mother's death by poison verdict
A coroner's jury in Denver ruled Hazel Blazer, 32, died from poison administered by her father Dr H E Blazer, an Englewood physician. The case, tied to Hazel's death, was reported as Lola Pearl Crawley of Norfolk, Virginia arriving for a visit with Mrs M W Stump on Greensboro road.
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Denver
Mar
Hazel Blazer
H. EB. Blazer
Englewood
Lola Pearl Crawley
Norfolk, Va
M. W. Stump
Greensboro Road
Jimmy” English
San Antonio
Texas
St. Louis
St Louis
Mrs Wilson Elected Honorary President at WNDC Meeting
Mrs Woodrow Wilson was re-elected honorary president of the Women’s National Democratic club at its annual Washington meeting. Mrs J Borden Harriman was chosen president as other officers were re-elected except second vice president Miss Cantrell who resigned and was replaced by Mrs Blais Canister. New board additions include Mrs Wilbur Hubberd Mrs Houston Thompson Mrs Charles Warren and Mrs Richard C Burleson.
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Wilson
Washington
Mar
Woodrow Wilson
J. Borden Harriman
Women's National Democratic Club
J. ©. Cantrell
Blais Canister
Wilbur Hubberd
Houston Thompson
Charles Warren
Cotton Statistics and Forbes Writ of Error
Weekly cotton statistics report totals forwarded to mills 74 000 bales with American share 66 000 stock 968 000 including 788 000 American Imports 110 000 exports 4 000 Ameri can 1 000 The other item notes a writ of error filed in Chicago seeking appeal to the United States circuit court in appeals for Col Charles R Forbes former Veterans Bureau head and co defendant John W Thompson after their conspiracy conviction.
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Liverpool
Mar
Chicago
Col
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans Bureau
John W. Thompson
Forbes
United States Circuit Court In Appeals
Subpoena Served on A. B. Fall in Teapot Dome Suit
EL PASO TEX and. A. B. Fall former secretary of the interior was served today with a subpoena to appear as a witness in the Teapot Dome oil lease cancellation suit by a United States deputy marshal. It is understood he will leave within 12 hours for Cheyenne where the suit opens Monday.
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EL Paso
Tex
A. B. Fall
Interiour
Teapot Dome
United States
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