Reciprocity on the Border and the Villa Pursuit
The article endorses Carranza’s reciprocal border pact allowing Mexican troops to pursue Villa bandits into U.S. territory. It argues prompt U S action and Pershing’s pursuit without diplomatic delay, stating the aim is swift and effective elimination of Villa, with no为了 delay in preparing the force.
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United States
Carranza
Jeausing
Arrebands
Villa
New Mexico
Government of
Mexico
Americr
Washington
Pershing
City Council Boosts Salaries for Recorder and Prosecutor
High Point debates salary hikes for top court officers while questioning past pay scales. The piece notes city officials’ decisions amid broader concerns over municipal staffing and echoes regional comparisons with other cities. It mentions Columbus New Mexico or nearby militaristic ventures as part of a broader civic dialogue.
Cotton and Finance Steady Start In New York Market
The cotton market opened steady with minor gains and a brief dip after the call. May touched 11.96, July 12.13, and October 43.37, then rallied 5 to 6 points as February supply and distribution figures came in bullish. Futures reopened steady with May 12.06, July 12.21, October 12.36, December 12.47, January 12.58.
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New York
Market widens gains on broad advance led by major issues
New York trading opened with renewed demand and higher prices across sectors. American Locomotive American Can American Zinc Mexican Petroleum and Westinghouse gained a point or more as Westinghouse sold 6000 shares at 70 to JOY from 69 1/2 yesterday. Canadian Pacific led rails with 1 4 point rise and Reading climbed over a point while specialty issues advanced as much as a point on secondary offerings.
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New York
American Locomotive
American Can
American Zinc
Mexican Petroleum
Westinghouse
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Wheat futures rise after early weakness in Chicago trade
The crop damage report from Illinois and Missouri sparked a rally in wheat prices in Chicago. Opening prices showed initial weakness but May and July futures recovered, finishing above the prior session as traders priced in crop damage data.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Missouri
Searching for clothing leads to whisky discovery
Police raided a Baptist Bottom residence last night while seeking stolen clothing and found 17 pints of whisky. A Black man fled through rooms to the porch and jumped to the ground, escaping as officers held the liquor found in a suitcase and on a table, likely from Virginia.
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Baptist Bottom
Villa
Virginia
Convicted Robber Sent To Roads End of Shanty Car Theft
John Lee a Negro was sent to the roads Record r Dalton for four months after breaking into a Southern railway shanty car last Saturday night and stealing a pair of pants and a coat identified by witnesses as Charles Spencer's. Lee wore the clothes yesterday and admitted buying them from a relative, but the man could not be found.
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John Lee
Funeral of Shively to be held in South Bend Saturday
Funeral arrangements for Indiana Senator Benjamin Shively, who died after a lingering illness, were completed. The body will lie at his Shively home until tomorrow and then depart for South Bend, where burial is planned on Saturday.
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Shively
South Bend
Associated Press
Washington
Benjamin Shively
Indiana
Ind
Pepper Nominated for Davidson Register of Deeds
Thomasville March 15 Mayor Zeb Griffith endorses E F Pepper of Thomasville as candidate for Davidson county register of deeds. A long countywide letter argues Pepper should win the post and a resignation note signals A C Eskridee will join the Bank of Thomasville April first. Rev G W Henderson Negro pastor faced affray charge. he pleaded not guilty but admitted striking a co defendant. judge suspended judgment on costs.
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Griffith
Mr. Pepper
Pepper
A. C. Eskridee
Bank of
Thomasville
G. W. Henderson
Recorder’s Court
Pauline Frederick Surpasses Herself in The Spider
Pauline Frederick delivers dual roles in The Spider as Valerie and her daughter Joan. The star’s intense portrayal of the cynical worldly woman and the innocent girl drives a tense plot where Valerie’s sacrifice and the daughter’s fate intertwine with Du Poissy’s scandal and a fatal stab.
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Famous Players
Pauline Frederick
Miss Frederick
Frederick
Jean
Aleric
the Spider
Valerie St. Cyr
Ju Poissy
Ord R
Joan
Valerie
du Poissey
Committees Named by Mrs J J Farriss
The article lists Greensboro luncheon committee members for a Woman's Club event and the badge committee responsible for blue and white ribbon pins. It also notes decor plans in High Point for Federation week with designated volunteers and districts to visit including the depot and schools.
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Greensboro
Woman's Club of the
Gate City
Mesdames
A. J. Owen
J. H. Petty
J. H. Tate
A. M. Rankin
R. L. Waynick
A. M. Briggs
E. P. Parker
J. P. Rawley
H. D. Seawell
T. F. Wrenn
E.L. Briggs
Harry Raymond
Clarence Mattocks
Lamar McCallum
J. Allen Austin
John Lindsay
Hunter Sechrest
S. H. Tomlinson
A. F E. Sherrod
John Sheloff
George Penny
J. E. Welch
Mrs. Phillips
Miss Pollock
High Point
Jad Salts Promised Kidney Relief For Meat Eaters
When backache and dull kidney pain appear, excess meat is blamed as uric acid overworks kidneys. A doctor or Jad Salts from a pharmacist may restore kidney function with four ounces daily in water, lasting a few days, claiming it cleans sluggish kidneys and soothes urine acidity.
Funeral of Henry G. Davis Held in Mikins
The funeral of former United States Senator Henry Gassaway Davis was held in Mikins West Virginia as business paused and buildings were draped in black following his death in Washington. The observance reflected Davis long service and prominence in politics.
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Associated Press
Mikins
W. Va
Henry Gassaway Davis
United States
Washington
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J. E. Crayton & Co
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L. A. Peeler
Pickett Cotton Mills
H. A. Moffitt
Er Pase
North Main St
Henry G. Davis
Horlick
High Point Floral CO
Venetia Smith
Aetnerize
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
J. Gurney Briggs
Mgr
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
V. A. J. Idol
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Brooklyn
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Southern Railway
North State
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S. O. Schaub
Agent Southern Ry
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Scranton
Ring Drug Co
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