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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1927

Page

7

Cubs Pin Hope On Youth For Pennant Run

Chicago manager Joe McCarthy plans a youthful Cubs lineup for the National League pennant race. The squad blends 19 holdovers with 13 new faces, featuring Hack Wilson and Cliff Heathcote among a strong batting core and a mixed pitching staff led by Root and Bush.

Avalon McCarthy Chicago Hack Wilson Cliff Heathcote Steve” Stephenson Floyd Scott Joe Kelly Elwood English James Cooney English Toledo Cooney Charley Grimm Tolson Frank Kerns Okmulgee Oklahoma Sparky” Adams Keystone Howard Freigan Harry Wilke Asheville N. C Clyde Rock Miguel Gonzales Cuban Leo Hartnett Jack Cherry Joe Brillheart Homer Wilson Cub Luther Roy Lester Ruptrich Gulfport Miss Henry Gramph Petersburg John Welch Cubs Root Bush Blake Kauffmann Osborne Percylee Jones Dubbs

Certificates of Incorporation Issued in North Carolina

Raleigh March 14 AP The following certificates of incorporation have been issued from the secretary of state office Pickett Hosiery Mills Inc Burlington authorized 1000 no par stock subscribed 3000 by M C Pickett W W Sellars and Geo G Sharpe all of Burlington H L Kennedy & Company Winston Salem To deal as insurance and real estate agents authorized 25000 with 300 subscribed by E C Hill A W Harper and H L Kennedy all of Winston Salem West End Florist Inc Reidsville authorized 50000 with 8000 subscribed by J B Skambato Lottie W Skambato R R Ware and Nellie S Ware all of Reidsville Rosewood Realty Company Asheville authorized 100000 with 500 subscribed by Norma Griffin J M English and T E Blackstock all of Asheville

Raleigh W. N. Everett Pickett Hosiery, Mills, Inc Burlington M. C. Pickett W. W. Sellars Geo. G. Sharpe H. L. Kennedy & Company Winston-Salem Asheville Norma Griffin J. M. English T. E Blackstock

Bladen County Farmers Ship Two Cars of Porkers

Two cars of demonstration fed hogs were shipped to Richmond by Bladen county farmers. Twenty two men cooperated in the shipment with 127 hogs. nine percent loaded at Elizabethtown and 29 loaded at Duart. A stock pen and loading platform were built at Duart for such shipments.

Elizabethtown Richmond Bladen County Duart J. R. Powell

Carrigan Breaks Up Rally With One Pitch in Return as Sox Manager

Bill Carrigan returns to the majors this year as Boston Red Sox manager and exits a game as pinch hitter in the ninth. With the bases loaded and two runs needed, he lines a ball that the shortstop caroms off for a fielding miscue, producing a triple play to end the game.

Bill Carrigan Boston Red Sox New York Boston Carrigan

Explosives Firm Faces Damages Case Over Faulty Fuses

Raleigh AP reports the Dupont de Nemours Co could be held liable for damages totaling 250000 linked to alleged faulty fuses causing a death and serious injuries in Wake County. The case, set for Supreme Court review this week, centers on premature blasts from allegedly slow burning fuses and includes claims by Ira Boykin’s administrator and A W Crawley.

Raleigh Mar Dupont de Nemours Company Wake County Supreme Court United States District Court C. R. Boykin Ira Boykin Boykin’s Ames A. W. Crawley Kelly Batts State Hospital For the Insane North Carolina Agricultural Credit Association John H. Boushall Cotton Co-operative Association Wake Superior Court Credit Concern Boushall

Dairy Institute Engages Thirty Five Farmers in Lenoir

Thirty five farmers attended a dairy school in Lenoir county led by C. D. Grinnells J. A. Arey and A. C. Kimrey of the State College dairy division. The program covered feeding for milk production feed mixtures disease control and dairy herd management. County Agent C. M. Brickhouse said it was the first dairy school in the county and it sparked strong interest in dairy farming.

Kinston Lenoir County C. D. Grinnells J. A. Arey A. C. Kimrey Dairy Division of State College C. M. Brickhouse

Collision damages liner Empress of China beached

The Canadian Pacific Empress of China collided with the Japanese collier Johnson Maru on the river near Shanghai. The bow was badly damaged and the liner was beached to prevent sinking during the up river passage.

Shanghai

UNC boxing stars to defend titles in National Junior meet

Captain Ox Shuford and K O Warren of the University of North Carolina will travel to Cincinnati to defend light heavy and heavyweight titles at the National Junior Tournament. They enter with Southern Conference crowns and a high knockout record, joined by Tar Heel coach Crayton Rowe.

Chapel Hill Ox” Shuford K. 0 Warren University of North Carolina Cincinnati Ohio American Amateur Athletic Union Philadelphia Tar Heels North Shuford Charlottesville North Carolina Crayton Rowe

Kellogg Heads Toward Haiti Meeting Over Utah Senator Block

Secretary Kellogg returns from a South Carolina trip to plan an early week talk with Haitian Minister Hannibal Prince about Haiti’s refusal to admit Senator William H. King of Utah as an undesirable. Haiti’s President blocks entry and no diplomatic path exists to reverse the decision. The Haitian telegram from Foreign Minister Leon will be formally presented to Kellogg during the visit.

Washington Mch South Carolina Kellogg Hannibal Prince William H. King Utah Haita State Department John Russell Haiti Borno Leon Russell

Old Time Fiddling Thrives At Capital Area Convention

An old fiddlers convention near Raleigh drew a capacity crowd at Knightdale school. Performances spanned banjo, guitar, mandolin, harp and vocal pieces with judges including John A Park of the Raleigh Times. Prizes awarded to F C Richardson Zebulon mandolin Peggs Rogers Zebulon fiddle W J Melvin Raleigh harp J R Miles Green Level.

Raleigh Knightdale School John A Park Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association Raleigh Times Park F.C. Richardson Zebulon Peggs Rogers W. J Melvin J. R Miles Green Level

Castro Released by Williamsport Club

Antonio Castro Cuban catcher, then with the Giants at Sarasota Florida, has been released on option to Williamsport New York League Club. Castro was formerly an all around athletic star at the University of Honolulu.

Castro Williamsport Antonio Castro Sarasota Fla Giants N. Y University of Honolulu

Mrs Caldwell Passes Crisis After Illness

Mrs J P Caldwell a newspaper woman aged and ill with influenza has passed the crisis but remains in critical condition at the hospital. She still has a high fever and cannot receive visitors, according to attendants.

Charlotte J. P. Caldwell

Parisians Nervous Shock Triggers Blue Condition

Following a nervous shock a Parisian reportedly turned blue all over and did not respond to physicians treatments, leaving doctors puzzled by the bluish condition and its persistence.

Massachusetts Regulation Impacts Three States Citizens

The text notes that residents of three states must conform to a Massachusetts regulation faster than citizens of other states, hinting at an accelerated compliance requirement affecting cross border individuals.

Massachusetts

Fierce clash in China as rival forces clash at Han-Shuang

Overnight reports describe a heavy showstorm battle between General Chao Tso-Lin troops and semi independent Henan forces at Han-Shuang. London notes the Yangtze naval squadron siding with Cantonese raising concerns in Shanghai international settlement. About 1,700 volunteers participate in a Shanghai parade led by nine nationalists.

Chag Tso-Lin Henan Han- Shuang China London Shanghai

Soviet to Recognize Cantonese as De Facto Chinese Government

Reports reaching Washington indicate Soviet Russia has decided to recognize Cantonese authority in Hankow as the de facto government of China, signaling a shift in recognition status amid international tensions.

Washington Soviet Russia Hankow China

Navy lieutenant plans New York Paris flight in June

Lieutenant Commander Noel Davis of the U S Navy in New York announces plans for an all American New York to Paris flight. He hopes to take off in June and complete the trip in 42 hours.

Comrador Noel Davis New York New York-Paris

Government funding totals for the new fiscal year

Chairman Madden of the House Appropriations Committee in Washington announces that 4 211 201 270 41 dollars have been provided for current government expenses for the fiscal year beginning July 1.

Madden House Appropriations Committee Washington

Campaign manager denies slush fund claims in Vare bid

Harry A. Mackey, campaign manager for Senator Vare in Washington, denied a slush fund was used in the Pennsylvania primary. He said $649,806 was legally spent for 5,000 national, state and county candidates in the Vare ticket.

Harry A. Mackey Senator Vare Washington Pennsylvania Vare

Settlement Reached In Snow Hill Bank Case Involving Stockholders

In Kinston the Snow Hill Bank and Trust Company case did not go to court as Judge E H Cramer deferred proceedings after stockholders agreed to pay 42000 to the receiver for depositors. Reportedly about 30 percent of amounts due, with possible further collections anticipated. Receiver ship had been in place for months.

Kinston Mar Snow Hill Bank and Trust Company E. H. Cramer

Nebraska Snow and Showers Sweep State

Nebraska reports a split weather day with 3 to 10 inches of snow in the west while the eastern half experiences general April showers. Snow continued in the western region as last night's heavy winds subsided.

Omaha Neb Nebraska

Arbor Day moved up by enactment of last assembly

Raleigh March 14 AP Arbor Day has been moved to March 18 this year by legislative enactment, shifting observation from fall to spring. State Forester J S Holmes endorses Camp Fire Girls in North Carolina to emphasize forestry in meetings, noting American Forest Week runs April 24 to 30.

Raleigh State Department of Conservation and Development Camp Fire Girls North Carolina J. S. Holmes

Nationwide observance urged for education and outdoors week

The report urges a broad nationwide observance during the week inviting every educational and outdoor organization to participate in a fitting manner. It emphasizes unity and collective action across schools clubs and public groups to mark the occasion.

Governor McLean cites reforms and school funds

Raleigh March 13 AP Governor McLean calls county government reform and the larger public school equalization fund provisions the most important measures of the last general assembly. He criticizes the failure to provide new quarters and a farm for the negro school for the deaf and blind and notes the lack of support for his state radio proposal. The governor believes a farm would help feed the inmates and offset costs.

Raleigh McLean General Assembly

William Carroll Moore Jr Dies In Caldwell County

William Carroll Moore Jr a longtime Caldwell County clerk of superior court died after an accidental fall in his bathroom burst a vein in the brain He was 43 and had been a political leader for two decades elected in 1919 he served four terms

Moore, Jr Lenoir Mar William Carroll Moore, Jr Superior Court Caldwell County

Sergeant Chooses Horse Over Lieutenancy Preference

A Philadelphia sergeant declined promotion to lieutenant to remain with his horse Dick, saying he would rather keep the horse than any on the force.

Philadelphia

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UBS Victor G. Sidler Bladen County Farmers Billy Evans Bill EL Carrigan Caplosive Makers Auto North Carolina Automotive Trade Association C. W. Roberts Kenilworth Inn Masten Henry Cutchim Rocky Mount Greensboro aArthur Moog Automotive Equipment Association Tom Mercham C. C. Hanch National Association of Finance Companies Henry T. Kirkland Dairy Institute West Carolina Washington, D. C American Automobile Association Legal Department of the Rational Motoring Body Frank A. Goodwin Massachusetts Registrar of Motor Vehicles Mr. Goodwin A.A.A Connecticut New Hampshire New Jersey King Hannibal M'Lean Gate City Motor Co Wrenn Street Florence Easton Prima Donna The Metropolitan Opera Company Ishkin, N Broadway 45Th Street
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