Masons Gather for Twin County Tubercular Cattle Eradication Meet
High Masons from Guilford and surrounding counties plan a Winston-Salem meeting May 9–11 to attend Grand Council and Royal Arch sessions. They discuss eradicating tubercular cattle, seek county funds, and note civic backing from Winston-Salem Chamber and High Point.
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Winston-Salem
Grand Council of the Order of Anointed Grand Priests
North Carolina
Royal Arch Masons
Royal and
Grand Commandery Knights Templar of
Order of High Priesthood
Grand Royal Arch
Winston
Masonic Temple
Grand Council of Royal and
Select Masters
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Noted Railroad Men to Address Meeting
The Grand Division of the See of Railways Conductors meets in Cleveland from May 1 to 21 with a public session on May 1 led by Governor Davis and Mayor Kohler. L. E. Sheppard outlines order policies while Mrs. Baker represents local business interests. the group details its protective stance, insurance, relief, and home programs.
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Cleveland, O
Grand Division
See of Railways
H. L. Davis
Ohio
Fred Kohler
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
L. E. Sheppard
Cedar Rapids
Bakers
Sheppard
Order of
United States
Highland Park
Chicago
Washington
Postal system conditions studied by radio telephone plan
Washington May 1 Radio telephone owners nationwide will receive a May first week list on postal conditions as Part of a plan by Postmaster General Work. During Postal Improvement Week May 17 postmasters railway officials and inspectors will use radio telephone to inform the public and gain cooperation. Dr Work warns that schoolchildren listen and can aid postal improvements. The first message will explain The Travel of a Letter.
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Washington
Radio Telehone
United States
Postmaster General
Britain Grips Fight Craze Says Sinnott
American sports writer James P. Sinnott reports that the British public has become almost fight crazy. He notes the George Cook Joe Beckett bout drew top seats priced at 55 dollars in U.S. currency.
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James P. Sinnott
Europe
Great Britain
Joe Beckett
Ashe Camp Confederate Veterans Meet at Chapel Hill May 6
The Ashe camp of Confederate veterans plans its annual reunion at Chapel Hill on May 6 announced by Major Cain. Colonel Albert Cox, a WWII era veteran, will speak. Cox organized the 113th Field Artillery in 1917 and served in Europe including St Mihiel with the 30th Division.
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Ashe Camp
Cain
Strugg
Albert Cox
Cox
Mexico
National Guard
Superior Court
Bickett
113Th Field Artillery
Europe
St. Mihiel
Greenville chosen 1923 meeting site by Good Roads Bankhead group
Greenville South Carolina was named the 1923 meeting place for the United States Good Roads association and the Bankhead National Highway. At a separate Bankhead session the Texas-Mexico division of the Bankhead Highway was ratified linking the national capitals of the United States and Mexico. Officers and directors were reelected with Cameron of North Carolina named president.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Greenville
S. C
United States Good Roads Association
Bankhead
North Carolina
Leon G. Jones
Alabama
Re-elected Treasurer and Alabama Director General Chosen
The report notes a re-election to treasurer and J A Rountree of Alabama chosen director general for the seventh consecutive year, highlighting the leadership continuity and regional representation in the group.
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J. A. Rountree
Alabama
Ashbord Women Plan New Hut Project
Ashbord April 29 The Woman's club met in the courthouse with good attendance. New officers from the last meeting led the session. Plans advance for a club event, and an active committee pursues definite plans. The group again aims to bring the Redpath Lyceum to town this winter with a committee appointed to arrange details.
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Ashebord
Chester Chamber to Honor J B Duke at Dinner
James B. Duke, president of Southern Power, will be guest of honor at a Chester chamber of commerce dinner Friday at 7:39 oclock in Hardin's hall. The invitation was extended by the chamber's board of directors.
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J. B. Duke
Chester
James B. Duke
Southern Power Company
Chester Chamber of Commerce
Hardin's Hall
Duke
Chamber
Marks Pays $93 000 For Stock Exchange Seat
A man named Marks paid ninety three thousand dollars for a seat on a stock exchange. The buyer, nicknamed Easy Marks, is reported to have completed the purchase in a private sale.
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Marks
Stock Exchange
Whitlock to Be Academician Admitted in Belgium
Brand Whitlock wartime ambassador to Belgium will be made a member of the French Academy of Letters of Belgium on May 20. He becomes the fourth foreigner admitted to the academy and will join its ranks in Brussels.
Richmond Policeman Praises Tanlac After Weight Gain
Policeman G W Haynes of the Richmond police force on Special duty at the capitol credits Tanlac with restoring his health after ten years of stomach trouble. He says he gained 28 pounds, sleeps well, and can work hard again, adding Tanlac beats any medicine he knows.
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G. W. Haynes
Richmond
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High Point Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Sizemore
Sigemore
Wish Point
Guilord
Agricultural Committee of
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Guilford
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Chape Hill
Freenville
5. C
Ashbord
Whitlock
Redpath Chautauqua
Chatauqua
Broadaydwa Theatre
Gloria Swansen
Ar Resei
Herbert Rawlinson
Universal Corp
Lion
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Iffiger Haynes
Taniae
Jackie Coogan
North Carolina Public Service Company
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