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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1925
Page
6
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Miss Azora Suits, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Suits, was seriously injured in a Thursday auto collision with Aliss Ruth Farlowe and Miss Charles Louise Mitchell. An X ray showed a broken shoulder blade and cuts and bruises. Suits used a silk stocking tourniquet to save Miss Farlowe’s life, and Miss Mitchell is recovering at home.
Miss Farlowe remains under care after being knocked unconscious with a head wound. Doctors report she is resting well with no complications arising from her arm injury.
A new express car was added on the High Point Thomasville and Denton railway line by the American Express company, providing improved service. The 6 PM train connects with the Norfolk and Western at Winston Salem, enabling faster north and west shipments, including to California. The morning car leaves after 9 AM, increasing daily express service to two cars.
At 9 o'clock the service will be maintained as the company anticipates high favor for the new express car. Business has justified its addition to the H. P., T. & D., which now handles a large volume of High Point shipping. Miss Elizabeth Hayden left yesterday for Davidson College to spend the weekend at a fraternity house party and she expects to attend the Charlotte automobile races Monday.
Confederate veterans held a memorial for A W Samuels at Oakwood Cemetery then gathered at Major E A Guyer’s home for a picnic. Maj T J Wood gave a eulogy, with remarks by Col D W H Milton and others. Separately friends urge O G Arthur Kirkman to seek the city police judge post. incumbent J Matt Hedgecock considers reappointment.
TOKIO May 9. Tokichi Tanaka, newly named Japanese ambassador to Russia, was formally installed at Moscow by the Soviet government today.
Washington May 9. Secretary Wilbur will designate a new court to try Machinist Frank W. Hendricks at Hampton Roads on charges tied to the Beaufort arrival at Norfolk February 24 from the West Indies with liquor aboard.
Berlin May 9 Minister of the Interior Schiele informed Field Marshal Von Hindenburg that he had been elected president of Germany after the federal examining board declared the election valid despite socialist complaints of irregularities.
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