Luther Says Sin Is Departure From God
Luther asserts that sin fundamentally represents a withdrawal from God, framing moral failings as a rupture in divine relation and spiritual orientation.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1930
Page
4
Unofficial polls called menace to democracy in review
The Journal of the National Education Association cites Dr. Edward A. Ross of Wisconsin condemning straw votes as a danger to democratic government. He warns private nationwide polls are costly biased and lack safeguards, misused as official voter opinion, and could undermine law enforcement and foster local nullification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the National Education Association
Edward A. Ross
The
University, of Wisconsin
Literary Digest
Simplified primary voting test raises procedural questions
The attorney-general argues precinct judges may bar a voter from a party primary if the voter lacks a definite intent to support its nominees in the general election. The piece decries rigid barriers and calls for a simple affiliation test, urging clarity from party officials amid bitter Democratic campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Hoover aims to boost parks during August Rocky Mountain trip
President Hoover plans a August tour of five Rocky Mountain reservations under a National Parks Service invitation. He seeks to stimulate public interest in the parks while enjoying trout fishing and mountain scenery with his party, visiting Glacier Yellowstone Estes Yosemite Grand Canyon on the motor journey from Palo Alto back to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover
National Parks Service
Rocky Mountain
Mrs. Hoover
Stanford University
Glacier
Yellowstone
Estes Parks
Palo Alto
California
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Conference backs Bishop Cannon amid charges
The Dallas conference endorses Bishop Cannon and rejects discipline for his political actions and alleged bucket shop gambling. Most delegates support him, with only a few dissenters likely to speak up, others remaining silent as the outcome favors the bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Dallas
Artificial measures against free trade intercourse
North Carolina and South Carolina clash over cross border commerce as each state imposes vehicle licensing for cars in business. North Carolina's order appears retaliatory while South Carolina enforces a statutory license rule set by its assembly. The Raleigh report suggests a fraught, retaliatory exchange between the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
South Carolina
Palmetto State Assembly
Fiat
Raleigh
State Patrol to Enforce Cross Border Vehicle Licensing
The article asks who ordered patrols to enforce licensing on the neighboring side of the state line and notes the authority beyond Captain Farmer is not stated. It argues this policy hinders free interstate commerce and that a car licensed in one state should travel nationwide without extra licensing costs. It criticizes past rules governing vehicle operation time in a state where it was not licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Captain Farmer
United States
Census Report On City Population Nears Publication
The 1930 census for High Point is close to release with expected publication Monday afternoon. Residents urged to check lists and report anyone overlooked to ensure full inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Hgh Point
The Tenth of May And Its Memories
The piece recalls Memorial Day in the South on May 10 as a tribute to Confederate dead. It notes postwar camps, women’s support, and martial rituals. It questions the future of the observance as national holidays shift to Decoration Day and contemplates a possible revival in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Daughters of the Confederacy
Why Jobs Are Scarce in a Cold Economic Summer
The piece argues unemployment will persist despite optimism as business gloom lingers. Experts doubt a spring rebound and foresee a sluggish recovery possibly arriving in autumn, leaving numerous workers facing a tough summer.
Naval Treaty Reading Question Draws Attention
A reader asks if the naval treaty has been reviewed, implying ongoing debate about its terms and potential implications for naval power and international security.
North Carolinians assigned to pastorates after seminary
Announcement lists North Carolina graduates from Union Theological Seminary taking pastorates. William Payne Brown of Statesville will lead Eden ton Presbyterian Church. John W. Foster will preach at Coo leemee. Gibson Roland Sims becomes assistant pastor at Westminster Presbyterian in St Louis. Others take posts in Concord region and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
W. TI. Howell
Oxford
Nitro
Bell
W. Va
R. B. McQueen
Rowland
Timmonsville
Lamar
C. Eugene D. Witherspoon
Greensboro
Ninevan Presbyterian Church
London Street Presbyterian Church
Winchester
H. J. Wembledorf
Lexington
Glade Valley
Glade Valley, N. C
Roberts faces Senate hearing over prohibition speech claim
The nomination figure Robert J Roberts faced questions from Senator Reed after he cited an academic argument about constitutional prohibition. Roberts, noted for pursuing Teapot Dome cases and Fall's conviction, defended his stance, while AFL opposition toward Parker’s candidacy influenced early debate.
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Sheppard
Reed
Ublican
Pennsylvania
Roberts
Senate
Shepphard
Ashurst
Arizona
Wheeler
Montana
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier
North Dakota
Shipstead
Minnesota
Lk. Hills
Teapot Dome
Albert B. Fall
Rioting Ends as Guards Keep City Quiet After Lynchings
National guardsmen patrolled Sherman as mobs burned the courthouse and a prominent negro undertaker’s shop. Hughes’s body was hanged, dragged, and burned after the courthouse fire. Texas Rangers continued the assault case inquiry while about 100 guards guarded the jail and 300 men controlled key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
National Guardsmen
Sherman
National
Hughes
Texas Rangers
Frank Hamer
Federation Plans Public Position On Roberts After Inquiries
William Green, head of the Federation, said that certain inquiries had been ordered and that at the end of these inquiries the organization would consider taking a definite public position if advisable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ined
Roberts
William Green
Federation
Marker Unveiled and Greensboro Memorial Observances
Memorial events across North Carolina honored veterans with speeches at Oakwood cemetery in Hickory and services in Charlotte Greensboro Wilmington and Durham. A Confederate veteran grave marker was unveiled in Wilmington while mobs in Sherman attacked a negro veteran burial, dragged the body through the streets, and burned several buildings amid gunfire and rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Abel A. Shuford
Oakwood Cemetery
Hickory
Wilmington
Charles Galloway
Cape Fear
Thomas Ruffin
Goldsboro
Henderson
John Broddie Crudup
J. M. Walker
Steel Creek Presbyterian Church
Charlotte
R. F. Webb
Durham
Court House
Guilford County
Greensboro
H. Grady Hardin
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hoover Heads to Blue Ridge Camp for Weekend
President Hoover left the White House before 7:00 am for a weekend at his reserve in the Blue Ridge Mountains. He traveled with a small party of friends including Associate Judge Ston of the Supreme Court, both avid fishermen, and plans to return to Washington Sunday afternoon. It was his second trip this season to the Virginia preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
Parker
Washington
Hoover
White House
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ston
Sunda
Virginia
Planes Favored For Speed In Early Survey
A questionaire from 1107 persons shows 101 favor air travel for speed while 89 preferred flying for its cleanliness. The survey indicates planes were viewed as the faster option despite earlier concerns about practicality.
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Oakland
Cal
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