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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
2
Disjointed OCR text mentions a Morris administration and state finances with auditors reportdate, revenue from income tax, and budget concerns. It also notes a British parliamentary move to nationalize land titles and frost affecting Moore County peach crops, signaling climate impact and policy debates.
A fragment from a superior court report urges judges to renew effort to clear crowded calendars. It calls for orderly court calendars statewide and stresses that consistent, conscientious effort is required, noting some progress and other days of poor attendance.
The spokesman for the American Fascisti argues that immigrants should abandon homeland political factions and align with American social and political ideals. He says immigrant groups modeled after patrimony classes cause disorder and crime, hindering harmony and acceptance of American standards.
The era of secrecy in national finance is ending as openness and constructive work rise. Exports and imports have shifted from small to heavy and expanding, signaling a broad cross‑sectional improvement. The tide has turned, wrecks on the business coast are cleared by rising conditions and renewed confidence.
Elwood Cox reports from Raleigh that multiple road projects were ordered in the Cox district. Four miles of penetration road from Greensboro toward Liberty will be let soon with surveys starting now. Other actions include a Winston-Salem to county line link, Guilford County segments, sand asphalt routes from Carthage to Pinehurst and Southern Pines to Aberdeen, and settlement of the Wentworth to Madison route after county commissioners backed the old alignment.
The Manufacturers Record highlights improving US business as Hoover urges deferral of new public buildings. It cites reductions in idle freight cars, higher iron and steel activity, rising construction, expanding railroads, and stronger farm prices, with confidence replacing fear of deflation in policy and markets.
Announcement states Kester Furniture Co will relocate to North Main Street, occupying the J A Clinard building and second floor of the Stumey Jewelry Store after remodeling. Clinard will move to Atlantic Stores space. Fire department reports a trash pile blaze at a vacant Roland Park lot, quickly extinguished as sparks threatened nearby homes. Land sale by J Sib Burton for High Point Insurance netted about 29090 from three licenses and seven northern city lots.
Three relatives, widow Mima Wertz, daughter Beryl 19, and son-in-law Robert Jesper 23, are indicted for first degree murder in the shooting death of Roy Wertz former Johnson County Telephone manager in Iowa City. Leeper, Wertz's son-in-law, was arrested earlier. the trio admit they were present when two shots killed Wertz. Wertz was killed at home after a family quarrel over Leeper. Mrs Wertz was freed on 25000 bond posted by her father S D Reed.
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