High Point Urged to Vote In Primary Fight
High Point voters are urged to cast a heavy ballot to support three local nominees in the county primary. W C Jones and H A Millis seek county and legislative seats amid opposition, while T J Gold runs unopposed for state senate. Arthur Harrison declines to run as an independent and pledges support for the Democratic nominee.
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High Point
H. A. Millis
Tony
Millis
Jones
Arthur Harrison
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Democratic Party
Southern Cross Ready for Honolulu Leg of Pacific Flight
The four airmen of the Southern Cross prepared at Oakland for the 2,400 mile hop to Honolulu as the first leg of their 7,788 mile bid to Australia. Captain Charles Kingsford Smith led the team with Ulm, Warner, and Lyon aboard the refined monoplane. Weather forecasts predicted favorable winds to Hawaii.
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Australia
Honolulu
Pacific Coast
Kingsford-Smith
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Golden Gate
Bay
Telegraph Hill
San Francisco
Oakland
Farallon Islands
Cal
Pacific Ocean
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles Ulm
James Warner
Harry Lyon
Kinksford-Smith
Ulm
Warner
Lyon
United States Weather Bureau Today
Southern Cross
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Weather Bureau
Waimbea
Island of Kaui
Barking Sands
Wheeler Field
California
Kirkman Relates Travel Episodes at High Point Dinner
O A Kirkman general manager of the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad spoke to the High Point American Business club at the Sheraton last night. He recounted humorous Europe travel experiences from the previous summer, introduced by Dr J B Richardson. A goodly number of members attended.
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High Point American Business Club
Sheraton Hotel
O. A. Kirkman
High Point, Thomasvile and Denton
Europe
Kirkman
J B. Richardson
Journalist George Parker Dies at 81 in New York
George Frederick Parker a retired journalist and president of the Grover Cleveland association died at his home in New York today in his 81st year.
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New York
George Frederick Parker
Grover Cleveland Association
Gadsden labels printed reports untrue on utility inquiry
Washington May 31 P H Gadsden chairman of the executive committee of the joint committee of national utility associations said reports alleging propaganda by utilities in education are unwarranted and untrue He noted some literature combats government ownership but textbooks claims of direct utility control are unfounded He cited occasional exam of school texts for errors and omissions and propaganda favorable to public ownership in some instances.
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Washington
P. H. Gadsden
Joint Committee of National Utility Associations
Federal Trade Commission
Public Power
Gadsden
Stewart Snow Up For Trial On Contempt Charge
Seven attorneys, five for the defense, enter the District of Columbia Supreme Court to press charges of contempt of the Senate against Robert W. Stewart, chairman of Standard Oil Indiana, over questions from the Teapot Dome committee about the Continental Trading Company deal. Harry F. Sinclair and others shared profits. Sinclair was convicted last year and awaits appeal decision.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate
Robbert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Stewart
Harry F. Sinclair
H. M. Blackmer
James E. O'Neil
Sinclair
Health Habits Vary By Class In A Eastern College
A survey of women students at an eastern college shows freshmen show higher health intelligence than sophomores juniors and seniors, with seniors least aware. The study links outdoor activity meal regularity vacations and candy coffee use to overall health habits and notes a decline with higher class standing.
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Woman's College
United States
William R. P. Emerson
Emerson
Negotiations on Purchase of Chicago Journal
John Stewart Bryan publisher of the Richmond News Leader and S S Thomason of Chicago near completion of a deal to buy the Chicago Journal. Bryan and Thomason, already owners of the Tampa Tribune and Greensboro Record, plan to assume control tomorrow.
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Chicago Journal
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond News- Leader
Richmond
The
Richmond News-Leader
SS. _ &. Thomason
Chicago
Bryan
Thomason
Ready
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
Greensboro
N. C
Record
Chicago Tribune
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Messrs
Journal
Globe Parlor Folk Enjoy Big Picnic
Employees of the Globe Parlor Furniture company and their families held a picnic yesterday at Walker's mill near the city. They left the factory at 10 o'clock and returned after a supper of fried chicken ice cream and cold drinks prepared by the women. All declared it a good time.
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Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Walker
Williams Held for Trial on Murder Charge
Walter Williams was ordered held for trial in June superior court for the murder of John Connor near Pineville. He was denied bond after a preliminary hearing in Charlotte. Grandmother witness Mrs. Mattie Kimball testified Williams seized a shotgun and warned Connor away before the shooting.
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Charlotte
Walter Williams
Superior Court
John Connor
Pineville
Mattie Kimball
Williams
Connor
Convicts Arrested in Florida After Gasoline Theft
Eugene Moss and Wade Mc Dowell, escaped from North Carolina penitentiary, were arrested in Lakeland after stealing gasoline. A thumb scar on Ross aided identification. Police held a stolen Raleigh car and a license plate in the name of Turner G. Cummings of High Point, North Carolina.
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Lakeland
Fla
Eugene Moss
Wade McDowell
North Carolina Penitentiary
Ross
Raleigh
Turner G. Cummings
High Point
N. C
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin becomes world leading laxative
In 1892 Dr Caldwell created a mild vegetable laxative for women, children and the elderly sold as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The preparation grew to become the world’s largest selling liquid laxative with millions using it yearly for headaches, biliousness, indigestion and related ailments. Free sample offers are extended by mail.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
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North Main St
Radio Corporation of America
Radio Corporation
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Bayer
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Daily Health Service
Globe Parlor
Gresee
Let
F.O.B
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
Hiatt
West High St
Tire Company
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