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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1926
Page
4
This fragment presents a religious meditation on John 15 16 21 about divine choosing and mission. It emphasizes that God chose believers for a purposeful life and each member's role is essential to the Kingdom, urging steadfast teamwork and a self denying prayer life.
The report that the League of Nations desires to have the United States reservations explained seems to imply plain English is not fully understood at Geneva.
The city presses for Lowering the Southern Railway tracks as the practical remedy for High Point traffic ills. City engineers and Chamber of Commerce push for a thorough study despite public delays, while railway vice president opposes it. Engineer Scott advocates exhaustive investigation to resolve crossing issues and unify the city in pursuing the plan.
Davidson College students discuss whether their idea girl pet should be restricted. The mood suggests a cautious, generally favorable attitude toward limiting access while weighing social norms and campus rules.
A Chicago jury valued a girl’s lost romance at one dollar, a verdict framed as a symbolic payment for heartbreak. The ruling drew attention to questions of emotional damages and equivalent compensation within the court.
The article notes Germany is fitting wireless telephones to fast passenger trains and plans to equip all services after successful tests. It questions potential track interference, cites the Twentieth Century Limited as an unequipped example, and discusses why wireless telephony lags despite scientific progress.
The Rev John Douglass will quit his pastorate at Wadesboro as the Presbyterian church loses its leader. The state loses one of its poets with his departure.
The High Point committee urged the state highway commission to add direction signs indicating the way and distance to cities with populations over 20 000 in addition to county seats. High Point is the only city to qualify yet lacks county seat status but merits inclusion on highway signs.
A California man who killed six people reportedly had others on his hit list. Police describe a violent spree cut short as investigators piece together motives and connections.
Hart was a Tarboro native and highway commissioner who helped direct North Carolina's road system. His leadership in industry and public life made him a prominent figure in his region, with potential campaign plans for lieutenant governor had he lived.
The Asheville boosters are promised a free bath upon reaching Hot Springs. They will likely receive the bath before other entertainments, and will certainly need it after the journey.
The British ambassador urged Chicago merchants that future warfare will be commercial, stressing the need for a strong merchant marine. He argued national wealth hinges on a favorable balance of trade and natural resource development, with shipbuilding growth evident at Newport News where nine vessels launched. Captain Robert Dollar warned that maintaining a robust American fleet is essential for future trade.
The speaker argues that vast U S production creates openings for young men who start at the bottom and learn a business deeply. He urges choosing foreign trade as a life work, requiring years of practical knowledge of product manufacturing and distribution in America.
A Britain’s view credits US foresight for the league’s death but notes the real cause was domestic partisan politics and anti league sentiment led by figures like Senator Lodge. The piece argues Lodge supported a league yet opposed Wilson’s program and emphasizes anti Wilson feeling trumped anti league concerns.
The Statesville article argues that higher courts overturn many superior court verdicts due to trial judge errors in testimony admissibility and jury instructions. It notes occasional missteps by judges provoke public concern, urging action as remuneration and talent shift away from the bench.
The Asheville case centers on Ray convicted of slaying Dr. Burnett. Judge P A Mellroy imposes a sentence of 25 to 30 years, saying the defendant’s patterns of violence and fear in the community show no hope of reform. The judge notes prior defense but affirms the need to protect the public.
Omaha Neb Mar 20 AP Frank Carter nicknamed sniper bandit was given the death penalty for first degree murder while attempting to rob Dr A D Searles on Feb 17. He faces further charges for the McDevitt killing and a February 19 shooting of Ross Johnson as he fled to Iowa. Defense urged insanity. state alienist said sane. Judge Goss deferred formal sentence pending motion for new trial.
The Springfield Quaker community announces plans for a new church costing 25000 to 30000 dollars with Herbert Hunter as architect. The 400 seat sanctuary and 200 seat Sunday School occupy the site of the city’s first church, dating to 1790, with construction expected to begin soon.
Paris business leaders fret as parliament may adjourn for Easter without solving the financial problem. The franc hits a new low at 28.33 to the dollar and 137.85 to the pound as importers rush to cover upcoming payments in dollars and British exchange.
A Tacoma lumber factory reports production of over 2,000,000 wooden doors, claimed as a world record for the industry.
A concise notice highlights that EnDee Want Ads deliver fast responses. The item emphasizes rapid reader interest and the efficiency of classified-style promotions.
Twin brothers J Winn Caffey Jr of Alley Park Mississippi and W H Caffey of this city will have funeral services conducted here tomorrow afternoon at eight o'clock.
About 1,600 Guilford county residents registered for a county wide eight month school term measure. Registration closed at sunset. Registrars worked in seven precincts as names were added, with total turnout not far from expectations. The election is March 30 to decide on eight month term and slight tax increase, with city schools free to continue longer terms if desired. Precinct totals: 1 333, 2 about 200, 3 380, 4 about 150, 5 214, 6 214, 7 177.
New York AP dispatch says Samuel Insull and his actress wife sailed on different liners as rumors of a separation spread. Insull's wireless message to the AP denies the separation, saying Mrs. Insull will join him in Paris or London and return with him in May. Mrs. Insull boarded the Copterioso in tears and declined comment.
New York March 20 Promoter Tex Rickard left the city for Chicago to confer with Jack Dempsey at the champion's request. Rickard said he did not know what the champion had up his sleeve but expected a definite understanding as Dempsey prepared to fight.
Reported incident in the House office building described a man dropping a suitcase of liquor and fleeing. Police denied knowledge while prohibition agents said the tale was true and that a warrant could be issued after a description matched the suspect who fled upon spotting an officer.
Frank, a bright student and sign painter hopeful, died at school from a heart attack after a life of study and wartime service aspirations. He joined the army in 1918 but fell ill with appendicitis before going to France. Survived by widow Alta Norwood, his parents, three sisters, and several relatives.
The article notes candidates and possible contenders in Greensboro area politics. C L Engping and George A. Younce are named as supporters or officials, with John W. Yung and G. Wright undecided. T E Whitaker may not seek re election while Hues, a progressive Democrat, is mentioned as a former county chairman and public official.
Ranal Morgan, chairman of the executive and finance committee of United Gas Improvement, a well known public utility official, died at his Philadelphia home tonight at age 72.
There will be a called communication of Numa F. Reid ledge No. 344 A F and A M Monday night at 7 30 Work in Master Masons Degree All visiting Master Masons are cordial invited J P Williamson W M V E Herndon Sec
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