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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
7
Dharasana India May 15 Police thwarted Mrs Sarojini Naidu and a large group from raiding the salt depot outside Dharasana by surrounding them with hundreds of officers. The government ordered a four person assembly ban as arrests were anticipated. Earlier, Mrs Lakshm IPathi faced a year in jail for a prior salt raid at Vedaranyam.
Harold David Cochran four week old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cochran died at their Davidson street home last night at 8 o clock born in High Point April 9 Survived by parents three brothers Paul Herman Robert Jr and Sherman Howard and two sisters Ruth Beatrice and Dorothy Funeral services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at the home conducted by Rev O L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness church with burial in Oakwood cemetery
Tanlac is advertised as ending sourness and distress by preventing gas and acid formation. The ad promises money back if it does not help, recommending a tablespoonful before each meal and at bedtime for lasting relief.
Supreme Court decisions expected before end of term may shape liquor law. Key questions include liability of liquor purchasers, renewal of manufacturing permits, and seizure rights on vehicles with lienholders. Justice Dept aims to clarify issues as enforcement shifts.
Rutherford County Republican convention set for Rutherfordton on Saturday May 17. Delegates will nominate candidates for county offices.
North Carolina clubwomen gather in Pinehurst for the 28th annual federation session. Reports from committees and boards highlight the opening business, with breakfasts and luncheons focusing on citizenship junior clubs and literature. Prize awards planned for art and literature, no music prizes this year.
The tramp steamer Ansterberg carrying 6,000 cases of Canadian liquor valued at 600,000 was seized by Plum Island coast guard personnel after it tried to run into Green Bay from Lake Michigan. Five armed crewmen offered no resistance. Capt. M. A. Jackson led the pursuit and boarding.
J M Robertson of Raleigh announces Miss Eva Pate of Goldsboro named chairman of North Carolina committee for the Dixie Association raising funds to establish a home for aged and infirm deaf.
Congressman Charles L. Aberethy of New Bern will discuss immigration at a Junior Order convention in Goldsboro on Thursday night May 15. Members from Pinkney Acme Mt. Olive Falling Creek and LaGrange councils will join the Goldsboro lodge in the event.
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