Prospects Report for High Point Battery Men
Ten players have reported to manager Hardin Herndon at the Sheraton hotel as potential High Point team prospects. Seven pitchers, two catchers, and one outfielder aim to make the club, with trials planned at Welchfield once weather permits. Names include Birge James Hanna Dolan Witt Proctor Karp Dwyer Fink and others from Charlotte Newark New York Atlanta Trenton and Georgia State League connections.
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Hardin Herndon
Sheraton Hotel
Mann- Herrdon
Iocal
Welchfield
Focal Club
Birge
James
Charlotte
Hanna
Herndon
Newark
Dolan
New York
Witt
Atlanta
Proctor
Scarboro
Powell
Trenton
N. J
Karp
Dwyer
Chariot
Fink
High Point
Rochester Club
Chariester
High Point Plans Junior Baseball League for Boys
Community service workers report four clubs are not yet in the High Point Junior Baseball League, with three Boy Scout teams and one English Street team. The league will include players aged 12 to 14 and use a ground at the English Street war field provided by High Point Hardware & Lumber Co. A schedule is set after schools close with entry urged by April 20.
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Community Service
High Point Hardware & Lumber @o
Deadly Winter in Karelia War Report
In Karelia march reports state 145 Red Army soldiers were killed and 147 frozen during campaigns against Finnish Karelia insurgents. The fighting featured fur-clad troops using skis and snow shoes in semi arctic woods as the campaign neared its end.
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Petrozavodsk
Russian Karelia
Red Army
Williams Named Manager of Dark Tobacco Division
Richmond Virginia March 36 D Williams of Richmond a widely known leaf tobacco grower has been appointed manager of the dark tobacco division of the Tobacco Growers Co operative association of Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina.
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Williams
Manece
Richmond
Maren
D. Williams
Dark Tobacco
Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association of
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Newark Bears Top Moline Nine In Exhibition Victory
Newark Bears defeated Moline 3 to 2 in their first exhibition game of the season at Morgan ton. Miller hit for power for Moline, while Barnes held the visitors to one hit over five innings. Webb led Newark with four hits including two doubles. McCue’s double play helped Moline’s defense.
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Bill Clymer
Morganton
Newark Bears
Moline
Bears
Newark
High Point
Baltimore
Winston-Salem
Miller
McCue
Barnes
Strikig
Webb
Charlotte Rotary Divided On Plan To Split District
The Charlotte Rotary club debated proposed division of the seventh district at a Tuesday luncheon. W C Dowd urged opposing a plan to slice away part of North Carolina to Virginia and assign the rest to South Carolina. Kesster warned the move could strip North Carolina of its Rotary entity and a close vote was expected next week. A $100000 holding company was proposed to fund a large exposition hall for the made in Carolinas exposition and other gatherings. A businessmen committee was named.
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Charlotte
Rotary Commonwealth
Labor groups plan agrarian-labor political entity in Charlotte
James F. Barrett leads NC Federation of Labor and other union leaders in Charlotte discussing a new agrarian labor political group. They plan to operate the Charlotte Labor Herald with space for the Farmers' Union and place Dr. H Q Alexander in charge of the editorial section to write freely.
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Charlotte
James F. Barrett
North Carolina Federation of Labor
R. H. W. Stone
Greensboro
Farmers’ Union of North Carolina
J. M. Templeton
Cary
H. Q. Alexander
Mecklenburg
J. E. Baumegardner
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Charlotte Labor Herald
Labor
Barrett
Asheville
Labor Advocate
Sena
George P. Wadsworth Elected Chairman of Organization
George P. Wadsworth was elected chairman of the organization with T. T. Allison serving as secretary, at a recent meeting. The vote established leadership for the group’s upcoming activities and plans.
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George P. Wadsworth
T. T. Allison
Deportations Sent To New York From Chicago
Thirty three individuals were shipped to New York tonight for deportation as undesirable aliens. H D Ebey of the immigration bureau said they entered the country by fraud, used false passports, or were insane.
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Chicago
New York
H D. Ebey
Bureau of Immigration
Adlerika Promises Relief From Sour Poison Stomach
Ad claims Adlerika mixed with buckthorn bark glycerine expels sour poisons and gas from both bowels. It asserts prevention of appendicitis and digestive issues, citing a company address and promotional language with medical-sounding terms.
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F. B. Wheeler
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Lie Roberts
Tra Pia
William de Mille
Zona Gale
the Rose Theatre
Bert Lytell
The
Lytell
Steelheart
William Duncan and
Edith Johnson
GOD
Yor
Navy
Llue
Neem Tn
Cos Vy Sige
Cheny Brothers
Grey Poplin
South Main Street
Feldman
Feldman’s
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