Local men to attend national chamber meeting in Washington
A group of local businessmen led by J. T. Ryan and Dr. D. A. Stanton will travel to Washington for the fifteenth annual United States Chamber of Commerce meeting. President Coolidge will speak at a May 3 joint event with the Pan American Commercial Conference, featuring a flag raising and Latin American music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
J. T. Ryan
High Point Chamber
D. A. Stanton
Coolidge
Chamber
Pan-American Commercial Con
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Union
National Chamber
RABALM Promises Relief For Eczema Sufferers
Gloucester resident William Johnson reports lasting relief from itching and rash after using RABALM for neuritis and eczema. The advertisement urges others to buy RABALM, noting instant soothing effect and gradual skin restoration with two sizes available at 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. William Johnson
Hodgkins Street
Gloucester
Mass
Mr. Johnson
Adlerika Quick Relief Promises Fast Digestive Comfort
Advertisement claims buckthorn bark and glycerine in Adlerika rapidly relieve stomach gas in ten minutes and expel hidden poisons. It touts dramatic intestinal evacuation, ending bloating and encouraging appetite, urging readers to buy at Matton Drug Co. 107 N Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matton Drug Co
N. Main Hoot
Cardui praised by Tennessee mother for relief of female troubles
Mrs. Frank Murphy of Gassaway Tennessee credits Cardui with restoring strength and easing side pains and insomnia. She says two bottles helped her sleep well and regain health. The testimonial claims Cardui is a harmless herbal extract sold widely and beneficial for women's ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gassaway
Tenn
Frank Murphy
Cardui
Cardut
Seven Building Permits Issued In City
Seven building permits totaling 7000 dollars were issued by city inspector A. B. Horney. Four permits went to R. E. and R. I. Brown for wooden dwellings, while the rest included a wooden home for Lelia Covington and a brick service station for D. O. Cecil. Permits cover properties on East Commerce Sinclair Elsie West Green and South Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
R. E
R. I. Brown
Lelia Covington
East Commerce Street
R. E. and
Sinclair Street
R. BE
R. J. Brown
Elsie Street
J. N. Wright
West Green Street
D. O. Cecil
South Main Street
Sheriff to Seek State Help in Wake County Attack Case
Wake County Sheriff Numan Turner said he would request aid from Governor McLean in the search for Otis Harrison Gaston Jones and Sade Ray, accused of beating and robbing 75 year old Mrs Fannie Davis at her home last Sunday. A county wide hunt by deputies has yielded no trace. Davis said the men assaulted and terrorized her as they visited for liquor. Harrison has a prior prison sentence for killing his father. Jones is 19 and Ray under 16.
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Raleigh
Numan. Turner
Wake County
McLean
Fannie Davis
Turner
Otis Harrison
Gaston Jones
Sade Ray
Asheville Health Official Praises Tanlac
A Asheville health official credits Tanlac with relief from stomach trouble and chronic pain after using six bottles. He reports weight gain and improved health, urging readers to try the natural remedy and noting its widespread sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Tanlac
Duluth Man Congratulates High Point Chief on Traffic Control
H M Watt director of public safety Duluth Minnesota writes Chief McGhee praising the appearance of High Point policemen and their traffic handling. He urges abolishing double parking to speed traffic and reduce congestion noting enforcement difficulties despite a recent ordinance.
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H. M. Watt
Public Safety
Duluth
Minn
High Point
McGhee
Director of Public Safety
Police
Watt
Triffic
Community Chest Seeks Pledges for Year Ending 1927
The secretary F Sizemore reports monthly statements mailed to subscribers and early responses favorable. Pledges for the year ending June 30 1927 are due April 1 totaling about 20000 dollars, with April 4 collection drives planned to boost receipts and ease obligations to supporting organizations.
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Community Chest
F. Sizemore
Sizemore
High Point Dramatic Club Heads to State Contest
Eleven members of the High Point high school dramatic club travel to Chapel Hill for the state wide dramatic contest finals. They compete with Asheville in the original play contest presenting The Red Light by Eleanor Idol. Miss Ethel Rockwell oversees arrangements. Participants include Howard Blair Virginia McEwen Paul Jenkins Samuel Winslowe Gilbert Bernard James Whitener John Clinard E Frieze and Howard Bryant.
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High Point High School Dramatic Club
Chapel Hill
High Point
Asheville
Eleanor Idol
Little Theatre
North Carolina Theatre Movement
Ethel Rockwell
Howard Blair
Virginia McEwen
Paul Jenkins
Samuel Winslowe
Gilbert Bernard
James Whitener
John Clinard
E. W. Frieze
Howard Bryant
Burial Services for Mrs Ferree
Funeral and burial services for Mrs John Ferree were held at Cedar Falls Methodist Protestant Church with Rev. J E Pritchard officiating. She was 66. Survived by husband in ill health two sons A O Ferree and Thad Ferree three daughters May Avis Claude Burrow and M H Jordan and sister Mrs John Causey. Large turnout of relatives and friends attended.
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Asheboro
Mar
John Ferree
Cedar Falls
Methodist Protestant Church
J. E. Pritchard
Asheboro M. P
M. Shaw
George Laughin
Thad Ferree
Seagrove
May Avis
Greensboro
Claude Burrow
M. H. Jordan
Randleman
Route 2
John Causey
North Carolina Hikes Penalty on Bad Income Tax Checks
The state will collect a ten percent penalty on income tax checks returned unpaid, with a minimum of one dollar. Hundreds of such checks have been unpaid this year, prompting enforcement. Revenue officials reported total collections near five point seven million, up from last year’s three point three million on the same day.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Revenue Department
Cooper's parole case heads to Governor today
Thomas E. Cooper, a Wilmington banker serving an eight year sentence for state banking law violations, seeks parole. Governor McLean and Pardon Commissioner Link will hear the petition this afternoon as Cooper’s counsel R C Lawrence of Lumberton leads the defense, following a prior success defending Cooper's brother, ex Lt. Governor W B Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
McLean
Link
Thomas E. Cooper
Wilmington
New Hanover County
Cooper
R. C. Lawrence
Lumberton
W. B. Cooper
It Does My Heart Good Just to Watch That Kid Eat
A mother praises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets for revitalizing a frail child. The ad claims the product builds strength and appetite, noting a money back guarantee if it fails, and advertises 60 tablets for 60 cents at Mann Drug Co and druggists.
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McCoy
Mann Drug Co
Buttermilk Cream For Eye And Mouth Wrinkles Advised
An old time remedy recommends using Howard's Buttermilk Cream massaged gently with fingertips around the eyes and mouth. The plan offers a money back guarantee if dissatisfied and notes Mann Drug and Greene Drug as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Company
Greene Drug Company
Try This For Headache Cure From B C Medicine
An ad touts B C as a safe headache remedy available in 10c and 25c sizes. It claims physician like compounding and no adverse after effects, urging readers to try it once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Brothers Convicted in Federal Court Get New Trial Bid
W. B. Cooper received a new trial by the circuit court of appeals and the case was later not pressed. Cooper's counsel was supported by petitions from several prominent men across the state.
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W. B. Cooper
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cooper
Andrews May Succeed Knight in Association
The North Carolina Education Association's fifty third annual convention opens tonight and continues through Saturday. T Wingate Andrews superintendent of High Point schools and association vice president is in line for elevation to the presidency.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Education Association
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point Schools and Association
Framed for Political Race Two Aides Set for Re election
To succeed Dr. Edward W. Knight of Chapel Hill, while Jule B. Warren of Raleigh, secretary, was slated for re election.
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Edward W. Knight
Chapel Hill
Jule B. Warren
Raleigh
Jewelers Choose Durham as 1928 Meeting Site
North Carolina jewelers wrap up their annual convention in Sanford with Durham set as the 1928 meeting location. H G Matthews of Asheville elected president. regional vice presidents include R L Bowman Wadesboro F E Starnes Albemarle and Joe Garibaldi Charlotte. William G Frazier Durham re elected secretary treasurer. Delegates to Milwaukee include Matthews Frazier Day and Chears.
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Central
Joe Garibaldi
Charlotte
Western
William G. Frazier
Durham
National Jewelers Convention
Milwaukee
Matthews
Frazier
Fred N. Day
Winston Salem
W. F. Chears
Sanford
Vessel master seeks Kingston tug for Coronado salvage
Miami March 24. The master of the US Shipping Board freighter Coronado, aground off Sombrero Key since Tuesday midnight, failed to refloat the vessel unassisted at high tide and had summoned a wrecking tug from Kingston Jamaica for assistance, advices from, etc.
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Miami
Fla
United States Shipping Board
Coronado
Sombrero Key
Kingston
Jamaica
Naval escort on standby near Key West
The naval tug Bagaduce and the coast guard patrol boat 223 were reported standing by off Key West, reflecting a readiness posture in the area.
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Keywest
Bagaduce
Coast Guard
Two Die in Manchester Tong War
Hartford dispatch reports two Chinese men killed in a tong war in Manchester Connecticut. Authorities monitor all roads for the killers as the investigation continues.
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Hartford
Conn
Manchester
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Stanton
Cardus
J. B. Bishop
Riverside Drive
N. C
Wqhee
F. J. Sizemore
Ferree
Mle
Andrews
Knight
Jewelers
leSterfield
Liccett & Myers Tosacco Co
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