Dutch Anderson Shot by detective in Muskegon clash
In Muskegon Michigan on a Saturday night detective Charles Hammond shot and killed gunman Dutch Anderson after Anderson fired on him while being taken for questioning over a counterfeit twenty dollar bill. Authorities identified Anderson by fingerprints bertillon and secret service input confirming his identity.
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Dutch Anderson
Muskegon
Mich
George
Dutch) Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Charles Hammond
Bertillon
Secret Service
Anderson
Muncie
Ind
Ben Hance
Hammond
Chapman
New York
Atlanta
Peter Hansen
Bertilon
Roy Ferris
Identification Bureau
Navy survey to probe Cape Hatteras shoal waters this month
The cruiser Nakomis will depart Philadelphia mid month to survey Cuban waters and test sonic depth finders near Cape Hatteras after reports of unexpectedly shallow waters off Frying Pan Shoals. Captain Foley recalls 1922 Prometheus tests finding no shoal despite charts showing deep water.
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Washington
Cape Hatteras
Nakomis
Hydrographic Office of the Navy
Philadelphia
Cuban
West Helen
Frying Pan Shoals
Paul Foley
Secretary of the Navy
Prometheus
Diamond Lightship
Mitchell declines to seek Coolidge at court martial
Colonel William Mitchell, on trial for criticizing the air service, asks the court to summon Secretaries Davis and Wilbur and other high officials as witnesses. The defense lists congress members and officers but omits President Coolidge. They acknowledge legal hurdles to subpoena the president and decide not to pursue him.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Air Service
Davis
War Department
Wilbur
Navy Department
Congress
Army
Navy
Coolidge
Alexander F. G. Alexander Improves After Jamestown Crash
George F. Alexander of High Point, injured in a Jamestown auto crash, shows improvement and likely will leave Guilford General Hospital today. His wife, also hurt, was able to be out. Scene near Jamestown High School involved a truck and a Ford coupe with Tennessee plates. driver identity unclear, envelope addressed to J. L. Minton found at scene.
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George F. Alexander
High Point
Jamestown
Guilford General Hospital
Alexander
Jamestown High School
Greensboro
Tennessee
J. L. Minton
Wanted for Murder in Indiana and Michigan
MUNCIE Ind Nov 2 AP George Dutch Anderson a bandit believed dead at Muskegon Michigan was sought here in connection with the murders of Mr and Mrs Ben Hance who were slain in August.
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Muncie
Ind
George “Dutch” Anderson
Muskegon
Mich
Ben Hance
General Election in 13 States Tomorrow
Voters in 13 states will choose governors, state legislators, and other officials with key contests in New Jersey, New York, Boston, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Louisville. Major issues include New York bond proposals of 300 million for grade crossing elimination and 100 million for permanent improvements.
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New York
Washington
New Jersey
New York City
Boston
Detroit
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Congress
Kentucky
Senate
North Dakota
Sorlee
Ladd
York
James Walker
John F. Hylan
Frank D. Waterman
General Assembly
Ohio
Massachusetts
Michigan
Utah
Kansas City
San Francisco
Old Love Letters May Shape Wake County Suit
Letters deemed innocent by friends are expected to be offered as evidence in Rev. A. L. Ormond's $1,000 damages suit against W. B. Cole, tex tile manufacturer. Ormond seeks compensatory damages as a father whose son was killed by Elizabeth Cole's former suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Powell
Raleigh
Rockingham
Wake Superior Court
W. B. Cole
A. L. Ormond
Bill Ormond
Cole
Elizabeth
Ormond
Superior Court
Richmond County
Finley
Arizona
Phillips
Robert N. Simms
Douglass da Douglass
Larry I. Moore
Newbern
Ha Cooley
Nashville
W. Jones
Suimmons
North Carolina
Wake County Superior Court
Elizabeth Cole
Freighter Algiers Burns Off New York in Sea Action
The freighter Algiers burned off New York with no sign of life aboard. The Birmingham City searched for survivors as Mount Park towed by Kioto was reported in distress nearby. The Algiers, 281 feet long and 2,284 tons, hailed from Philadelphia and was owned by Southern Steamship.
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New York
Algiers
Independent Wireless Telegraph Company
Birmingham City
Philadelphia
Southern Steamship Company
Mount Park
Kioto
Two Substantial Bids For Pan American Line Vessels
The Shipping Board received two substantial bids today for the Pan American line ships running from New York to the East Coast of South America. The sale targets fast passenger and cargo vessels operated on the route.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board Today
Pan-American Line
New York
South America
Southern Power Grants Half Day Extension to Mills
Southern Power Company announced a half day reduction in the weekly curtailment for industry in the Carolinas. The move, ordered due to improved stream flow, allows mills to operate longer while two days per week of suspension remain in effect.
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Southern Power
Charlotte
Southern Power Company
Carolinas
Ladies Swim at the Y W C A Pool
The Y W C A urges women and girls to use the Y M C A pool for winter recreation. It is open Tuesdays from 5 30 to 10 p m with an instructor and life saver on duty. The article promotes swimming as healthy and cold free. It invites members to “get in the swim” and build strength.
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Y. M
Prayer Service to Be Held Here Tomorrow
Ladies of Wesley Memorial church will hold a prayer service tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 in the Philathea room. Miss Jean Lamont of the Stephens party will be in charge of the service.
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Ladies of
Wesley Memorial Church
Jean Lamont
Stephens Party
Closing Service of the Stephens Campaign Here Sunday Night
High Point ends seven week evangelistic campaign with a final four hour service at the tabernacle. Rev George T Stephens delivered the last large sermon yesterday afternoon. a closing night meeting featured thanks and expressions of appreciation from the local community and Stephens party. Over 17 thousand dollars raised for the revival, including a gift of over 5000 pounds to Stephens. Local citizens praised the effort and looked forward to future High Point citizens.
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High Point
Christ
George T. Stephens
Tabernacle
Mr. Stephens
Fred N. Tate
Mr. Tate
Stephens Party
Tate
Campaign thanks The Enterprise for campaign support
Rev. George T. Stephens thanked The Enterprise for extensive coverage of services at a seven week High Point meeting. He praised the paper for liberal space and front page reports that reached those unable to attend and supported the campaign effort.
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George T. Stephens
High Point
Tabernacle
Robbers Take Cash From Barber Shop Safe
Robbers broke into Smith's barber shop at the Penny Building corner of Washington and Main streets, pried open a safe, and carried away about $200 in cash. Entrance was gained through a window. the safe was moved to the furnace room with the bottom opened and the combination battered. Police alerted. no arrests by afternoon. A separate attempt occurred Saturday night at the Sherton Hotel barber shop but the robbers fled.
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Smith
New Penny Building
Washington and
Main Streets
Investigaton
Sheraton Hotel
Women To Consider Efforts to Suppress Objectionable Matter
Detroit Nov 2 Action on several resolutions including one to suppress salacious magazines as a menace to youth was expected today when the national council of women resumed after a weekend adjournment. Officers were elected led by Dr Valeria Parker of New York City. the council hoped to conclude Tuesday.
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Detroit
National Council of Women
Valeria Parker
New York City
Christian Men and Youths to Form City Clubs Tonight
Christian men of High Point are urged to meet at 7 pm in the First Methodist Protestant church to organize a Christian service league or evangelistic club led by Rev. George T. Stephens. The younger men known as the gang will also organize a separate club at First Presbyterian hall with Brother Bill Stephens assisting. Women form a Bible class led by Miss Clara I. Cox meeting Fridays at 7:30 pm, first at First Presbyterian, inviting all employed women to join and bring a Bible notebook and pencil.
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High Point
Christian Service League
George T. Stephens
Stephens
First Presbyterian
Bill” Stephens
Evangelist George Stephens
Clara I. Cox
Baptists Hold City Revivals Begin Across Churches
Baptists of High Point plan a week of revivals continuing through the week. The First Baptist conducts nightly sermons at 7 30 pm by Dr Lloyd T Wilson. West End starts tonight and Southside Green Street join midweek at the high school auditorium with Rev W P Page and Rev H T Stevens preaching respectively.
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High Point
George T. Stephens
First Baptist Church
Lloyd ‘T. Wilson
West End
Southside
H. T. Stevens
W. P. Page
Southside Baptist Church
Small Blaze Erups in Home of Mr Stout on East Russell
A small fire broke out in the home of C. C. Stout on East Russell Street shortly after 9 o clock last night. Firemen from the Southside station extinguished the blaze using chemicals.
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Mr. Stout
C. C. Stout
East Russell Street
Southside
Scoutmasters To Meet Thursday Night
Scoutmasters from High Point and Thomasville plan a meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM in the High Point chamber of commerce to discuss plans for the spring Scout district rally.
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High Point
Thomasville
Court uses guards in Asheville trial of two black defendants
In Asheville on November 2, Alvin Mansel aged 17 and Preston Neely aged 23 were arraigned in superior court under heavy guard. National Guard troops and deputy sheriffs surrounded the courtroom as Judge A M Stack cleared the auditorium and ordered weapon checks. A special venire of 100 men was ordered for Mansel’s trial with proceedings to open Tuesday at 2 30 PM.
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Asheville
National Guard
Alvin Mansel
Preston Neely
A. M. Stack
North Carolina National Guard
F. F. Jones
Mansel
Neely
Charslotte
Greensboro
Stack
West Asheville
Mansels
Nley
Young Woman Slain at Hickory Home
Pearl Childers Green, 21, known as Mrs Green and Miss Childers, was shot and killed last Saturday night in her room at the Martin boarding house in Brookfield suburb of Hickory. W M Pyrtle, Brookfield Mills employee, is held without bond on murder charge. Preliminary hearing set for 2 pm tomorrow before City Recorder M H Yount.
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Hickory
Pearl Childers Green
Funeral Held For Mrs. D. S. Leake
Funeral services for Mrs. D Leake were held at her Montheu avenue home Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock with Rev. Lewis W McFarland and Rev. Tom A Sykes presiding. Floral offerings were numerous and arrangements were managed by Mrs. W G Munyon Mrs J W Tomlinson Miss Mary Munyon and Miss Nora Bates. Pallbearers were Charles F Tomlinson A M Briggs J C an A 3 Parker W C Thompson and J A Barker.
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D. Leake
Montheu Avenue
Lewis W. McFarland
Tom A. Sykes
W. G. Munyon
J. W. Tomlinson
Mary Munyon
Nora Bates
Charles F. Tomlinson
A. M. Briggs
J. C. An A
Parker
W. C. Thompson
J. A. Barker
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Gulf Stream
Mitchell
George Alexander
Miss Cole
Prince
Jacqueline Rogers
Wales
Greenwich Village
Prince of Wales
the Prince
Stephens Campaign
J. Worth Bacon
Smith’s
Penny Building
M. P. Church
Baptists
City
Adgl
D. S. Leake
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