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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
4
Disjointed quotes touch on women power, Admiral Sims, Marys press agent Doug Fairbanks and a sinking steamer Cubist. Notes on snow capitalizing New York, Asheville defending Oteen, Colonel Lysters face and President Wigan insulting France. Ex-crown prince takes boxing lessons amid wartime chatter.
A quip in Youngstown Ohio suggests taxing married men at a daily rate described as cheaper than supporting a wife, reflecting a satirical take on social burdens.
Secretary Houston declares no more loans to the allies as U S policy shifts to prioritize Washington's first considerations, signaling a major reorientation in wartime support. The announcement implies tighter financial aid controls and broader strategic focus for U S resources.
The text notes that Europeans appear anxious for ratification of the treaty and League of Nations, suggesting a possible motive for the Senate's delay.
The report notes Harry New did not tell the court about his sweetheart’s suicide until assigned to work in the jute mill at St. Quentin prison. It suggests hardship spurred him to create an invention as a result.
A newspaper note warns that accidents are narrowly averted at the Southern station with calls to discontinue the practice of discharging passengers from southbound trains on the offside of the tracks to prevent a likely tragedy.
The Anti-Saloon League urged the government to purchase all whiskey in the United States and convert it into denatured alcohol. The plan drew ridicule as opponents warned it could prompt mass drinking by League officials.
The judge held the defendant must produce proof of innocence. The supreme court reversed, granting a new trial and stating that the accuser must first prove guilt before conviction. The piece notes this departs from longstanding law and suggests a shift away from that standard.
Brief note hints at editor's absence and ongoing efforts to locate him for a return to writing. Community hopes for a prompt recovery and reengagement with editorial duties.
A dispatch from Moscow argues for ending isolation of Russia and pursuing mutual cooperation with the Soviet state. It notes hunger, war damage, and disease amid civil strife, describes cooperative societies as integral to the constitution, and calls for Allied support and friendship to help Russia rebuild and achieve economic liberty.
The High Point chamber of commerce faces a push for immediate reorganization. Directors are urged to attend tonight to establish funds for an active secretary and revive services, with business men asked to support a thorough renewal rather than risk a stagnant organization.
This item lists notable dates and events including Arthur P. Gorman birth in Maryland and death in Washington D C on June 4 1906 the first college for women’s medical education in Philadelphia established in 1870 the Martyrs Memorial in London inaugurated in 1874 Charles Sumner’s death and birth details 1881 and Boston origins a major blizzard along the eastern seaboard 1888 the 1900 Panthephote treaty rejection by Britain the 1917 election of Carranza in Mexico and 1918 Texas disloyalty law penalties.
Lord Wilmarnock, Britain’s new diplomatic representative in Berlin, brings twenty years in diplomacy with postings in Tokyo and Brussels. He is the eldest son of the 19th Earl of Erroll and heir to the earldom and Scotland’s lord high constableship. He may inherit Spains Castle in Aberdeenshire and is related to the English royal family with Queen Victoria as godmother at his christening. He has written plays and a novel titled Ferelith.
Today marks Mi-Careme and a centennial since the death of Benjamin West the first great American artist. Reports say New Brunswick’s provincial legislature opens with discussion on finance and industry welfare. Rotary delegates from several states arrive in Lewisville for the thirteenth district convention. A British Trade Union Congress session in London considers whether to pursue constitutional action or direct action including a general strike to push coal mine nationalization.
Assistant Engineer C. A. Taylor and three North Carolina recruits arrived in High Point with a 300 candlepower searchlight mounted on a large army truck. The 300 horsepower motor powers both the generator and vehicle, and the crew planned a citywide light sweep after dark. Visitors asked questions about the war and the device on North Main Street near Wesley Memorial church.
A historical note recalls the pope calling for rapid peace to check Bolshevism and William J. Bryan issuing a public statement in support of the League of Nations.
The annual meeting of the officers and directors of the chamber of commerce is set for seven thirty this evening in the high school auditorium. Citizens interested in High Point’s progress are urged to attend as officers may be elected and a new secretary possibly chosen.
In Chicago a divorce case judge ruled words spoken in sleep have no bearing on daily thoughts. William Henry Vatlas murmured "Sis" during sleep, but the court struck that testimony, noting dreaming statements may contradict actual consciousness.
A Newfoundland railway train finished a 29 hour journey after three weeks of snow disruptions. The operation highlighted the challenges of winter travel as crews reported steady progress despite heavy storms and limited visibility.
A testimonial from Geo Klinker of Lima Ohio claims Number 40 for the blood cured rheumatism catarrh stomach trouble lead poisoning and an itching ailment after six bottles weight rose from 127 to 148 pounds. The ad states the formula is listed in U S Dispensatory and treats glandular diseases blood poison and skin issues. Prepared by J C Mendenhall Evansville Ind forty years a druggist sold by Hart Drug Co High Point North likely.
Schedule notes show trains listed with times such as 1:14 and 1:46 p.m. amid revised morning timetable, reflecting adjustments for service. Commuters await posted updates as crews work to clear delays and restore normal departures.
Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark turns 21 today in Copenhagen. Baron Sidney Sonnino, veteran Italian statesman, born in Pisa 73 years ago. Dorothy Gish, noted actress, born in Dayton Ohio 22 years ago. Al Reich, heavyweight boxer, born in New York City 30 years ago. Frank L. Miller, Pittsburgh NL pitcher, born in Salem Michigan 34 years ago.
Alfred S. Wrylie as trustee will sell on March 5 at 12 Noon the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works High Point business including all equipment stock and fixtures along with sale territory covering High Point Thomasville Asheboro Jamestown Wallburg Denton on cash terms. Inspection by arrangement through 206 Banner Building Greensboro. 1920 notice.
The State of North Carolina Secretary of State certifies that Art Furnishing & Realty Company filed its voluntary dissolution on February 23 1926. Principal office 1286 South Main Street High Point Guilford County. Agent M C Crowson in charge. Certificate issued after compliance with corporate dissolution laws.
Secretary of State J Bryan Grimes notes attested writing consent to dissolution by all stockholders. The consent and proceedings record are on file as required by law. Dated Raleigh February 23, 1929, with official seal.
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio, swears an oath that his firm will pay $100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The affidavit, dated December 6, 1888, is notarized. The medicine is taken internally and claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. Druggists sell it for 75 cents. testimonials offered by F. J. Cheney & Co.
SNIFFLES SNEEZES HOARSE WHEEZES. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is advertised as a quick acting cough and cold remedy. It claims to ease phlegm congestion hoarseness and bronchial irritation and offers economical pricing at 30c 60c and 1 20.
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