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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1922

Page

6

Railroads must be allowed fair earnings says Dunn

Samuel O Dunn of Chicago told the Western Petroleum Refiners Association in New Orleans that private ownership cannot solve the railroad problem without allowing railways to earn reasonable net returns. He warned that without adequate returns and capacity expansion the rail system cannot handle a revived traffic, risking public economic welfare.

New Orleans Samuel O. Dunn Chicago Western Petroleum Refiners Association Mr. Dunn Labor Board Interstate Commerce Commission

Dutch Children Dress In Sync With Parents

In the Netherlands families mimic each other’s attire with matching styles across generations reflecting cultural fashion norms and communal dress codes.

The Old Home Town Theater Moves Back On Salem Street

The Lee theater is relocated to allow remodeling for H Harris and Brother. The old Salem Street venue, famed as a former opera house, whets town memories of early moving pictures and slapstick shows as a new improved cinema returns temporarily after seven years.

Messrs. C. Fr T. A. Finch Salem Street Davidson Wholesale Company Lee H. Harris and Brother Thomas Ville Lee Theater Main Street

Harding Attitude on Bonus Draws Legion Rally

Major John G. Emery denounces congressional delay on the veteran bonus as he addresses a meeting in Grand Rapids. He urges relentless push for care of all disabled veterans and calls for a presidential visit to Walter Reed to witness neglect. A separate note recaps a car theft case involving a Mr Snead and an associated Spencer incident.

Grand Rapids Mich Larding John G. Emery The American United States Emery Harding Congress Visi Walter Reed Hospital Washington American Legion

Stolen Buick Roadster Recovered in Spencer

Spencer March 10 A Buick roadster motor No 274989 reported stolen from E C C Sweeney Charlotte around January 15 has been recovered in Spencer. The car was brought to the shop of the

Spencer

Chairman Reynolds Plans Retirement From State GOP

Winston Salem March 10 Chas A Reynolds chairman of the republican state executive committee said he expects to retire as head of the party at the state convention on April 12. He noted his term ends then and, at 73 with time pressed by private business, favors a younger man to lead the campaign next fall. He mentioned W G Bramham of Durham as a possible successor. Reynolds also said National Chairman John M Morehead of Charlotte would likely retire but could decide differently.

Winston-Salem Chas. A. Reynolds Republican State Executive Committee Reynolds W. G. Bramham Durham

Mary Pickford’s Paris Fashion Collaboration

Mary Pickford describes a Lanvin frock designed with black velvet and white moufflon trim. A vivid blue bead design adds color while a long black grosgrain ribbon tassel from a tiny pocket completes the youthful outfit.

Mary Pickford Mary Paris Jeanne Lanvin

Moving Picture Theater Displaces Manager in Thomasville

In Thomasville on Monday, the town saw a moving picture theater relocate. Manager J W Prevo vacated the Main street building and set up temporary quarters in Lambeth hall.

Thomasville J. W. Prevo Ree Theater Main Street Lambeth Hall

666 as a Fast Cure for Colds and Grippe

The text touts 666 as a quick remedy for colds fever and la grippe calling it the most speedy cure known.

Lost silk umbrella on English or Lindsay street

A silk umbrella was lost last night on English or Lindsay street. Finder is asked to return it to O. E. Mendenhall who offers a reward.

Lindsay Street O. E. Mendenhall

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