Nationalists Order Allied Troops From Constantinople
Turkish Nationalists after overthrowing the sultan demand evacuation of Constantinople and bar Allied or American sailors from landings without Angora permission. Allied commissioners meet to decide a course, insisting on no military evacuation. Also reported Greensboro Daily Record sale to Julian Price and S. C. Shelley, making them sole owners.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Kemalist
Greensboro
Julian Price
C. Shelley
Winston-Salem
Sol
Cgroeensboro Daily Record
Democratic rally highlights labor and foreign policy in High Point
Audrey L. Brooks and Arthur Harrison addressed a South Main Street gathering praising Major Stedman and J. F. Spruill while urging a straight Democratic vote. Brooks argued tariff pressures harm trade and debts, urging U S involvement in foreign affairs. Harrison urged workers to read Gompers and support the Democratic ticket on November 7. Col. Milton chaired. Lewis Teague absent.
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Audrey L. Brooks
Greensboro
South Main Street Graded School
Brooks
Major Stedman
Congress
J. F. Spruill
12Th Judicial District
Arthur Harrison
Samuel Gompers
United States
Europe
America
Stedman
Washington
J. I. Spruill
Lexington
High Point
Gompers
Col
D. H. Milton
Lewis Teague
Township
Democratic Committee
Carter Dalton
Mr. Brooks
New Congressional Shakeup Hinted After Election
Washington election returns foretell a broad turnover in the 68th congress with new officers and committee chairs in both houses. Leaders like Mondell Forney Volstead and Longworth face retirement or challenge as Republicans seek gains and insurgent pressure grows in the Senate.
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Washington
R.ard
Senate
House
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Representative Forney
Michigan
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Volstead
Minesota
Judiciary Committee
Longworth
Oho
Madden
Illinois
Mann
Burton
Ohio
Representative Gillett
Massachusetts
Representative Garrett
Tennessee
Representative Garner
Texas
Campbell
Kansay
Fhitmer
Appropriations
Coolidge
Cummins
Iowa
Congress
Custis
Kansas
Jones
Curtis
McCumber
North Dakota
Finance Committee
Smoot
Utah
Page
Vermont
Naval Affairs Committee
Poindexter
Navy
Hoth Seaders
Lodge
Underwood
Alabama
Watson
Indiana
High Point Mayor Hedrick Led City Growth and Expansion
John W. Hedrick, mayor since 1921, credited with major developments in High Point including new schools and a city hall, paved streets, extended sewerage, and boundary expansion efforts. As Lexington Grocery Co. manager and chamber member, he actively pushed civic projects and community advancement.
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John W. Hedrick
High Point
Pal
Dle
Lexington
Hedrick
Commerce
Rankin Streets
Lexington Grocery Company
Ashboro
Troy
High Point Chamber of Commerce
The
Commercial Club
Royal Arcanium
Odd Fellows
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Kiwanis Club
Explosion hits Reilly coal mine in Spangler pa
Rescue crews report three bodies found in the Reilly coal mine after an explosion that trapped nearly ninety men who had entered for work only minutes earlier. Rescue teams entered the third entry and brought bodies to the shaft foot as rain fell and crowds gathered.
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Spanger
Reilly
O. J. Flannigan
Lausanne Peace Conference Postponed Over Constantinople Demands
London reports that the Lausanne talks set for November 13 are delayed possibly two weeks due to Rafet Pasha’s demand to end Allied occupation. British stance on troops in Constantinople remains unchanged, with Britain upholding the Armistice terms and staying in the neutral zone. The Angora government may send civil officers to Chanak Gallipoli and Constantinople with no objection, and the sultan reportedly has not abdicated while measures protect him and the prince.
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London
Associated’ Press
Constantinople
Rafet Pasha
Lausanne
Switzerland
Ior Two I Meeks
Angora
Chanak
Gallipoli
Turkish Nationalists Demand Straits Passages and Salutes
Constantinople report says the Turkish Nationalist government requires all warships to obtain authorization to pass the Dardanelles and to salute the new Turkish government, a Harras correspondent notes.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Straits of the Dardanelles
Harras
Turkey
Mrs. Martha J. Morgan Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Martha J. Morgan wife of James H. Morgan died suddenly at her Franklin Street home after returning from an automobile trip to Winston-Salem. She left behind 11 surviving children including sons J H G W and William Morgan and daughters Frances Britt Lilly Hussey Bertie Lottie Hattie Atta and Katie Morgan. Her body was taken to Brown's Chapel Moore County for funeral services tomorrow morning with the service at the church and interment in the church burying ground.
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Martha J. Morgan
James H. Morgan
Franklin Street
G. W
William Morgan
Frances Britt
Spies
N. C
Lilly Hussey
Bertie
Lottie
Hattie
Atta
Katie Morgan
Brown's Chapel
Moore County
Elderly Welshwoman Celebrates 105th Birthday
Mrs. Margaret Deer of Glamorgan Wales marks her 105th birthday. She says aging has brought slight deafness from the noise of motor cars and traction engines nearby.
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Glamorgan
Wales
Margaret Deer
Robbins Knitting Company Receives Charter in Greensboro
The Robbins Knitting company of Greensboro has been chartered by the secretary of the state. The charter authorizes manufacturing and trading in hosiery underwear wool cotton flax hemp silk or other materials with capital stock of 150 000 authorized and 500 starting capital. Principal stockholders are C. C. Robbins O. C. Durland and E. A. Holleman.
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Robbins Knitting Company
Mason W. Gant
Greensboro
C. C. Robbins
O. C. Durland
E. A. Holleman
Hall Mills murder case investigators to meet grand jury
In New Brunswick on November 6 authorities plan a conference with Attorney General McRan and Hall Mills murder investigators to prepare evidence for the grand jury and decide if Mrs Francis N Hall may testify. In Raleigh voters opt for ten congressmen and state officers amid contest between Republicans and Democrats in key districts.
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New Brunswick
N. J
McRan
Hall-Mills
Francis N
Stevens Hall
Stair
Mrs. Hall
Grand Jury
Hall
Citizens form group to stop alleged vote buying
Waverly Ohio November 6 warrants were issued for five Pike county men accused of attempting to purchase absentee votes in Pike counties. The committee aims to curb the alleged vote buying in Ross and Scioto counties.
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Waverly
Pike County
Ross
Scioto
Citizens Protective Committee
Death of William C Laughlin Affects Local Car Repairer
William C Laughlin aged 48 died Sunday afternoon at his Salisbury home from dropsy and complications. He long worked in the car repairer force of the Southern at its Spencer shops. He is survived by a widow.
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Salisbury
William C. Laughlin
Neck Broken in Auto Collision Kills Mrs James
Mrs Henry James of Swepsonville Alamance county died in a local hospital at 5 AM from injuries from a Sunday afternoon collision on the NewWebdsville road eight miles north of Murlingeton. Her neck was broken and she did not survive the night.
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Burlington
Henry James
Swepsonville
Alamance County
City 10 Cast a Heavy Ballot Tuesday
Voters in High Pont and surrounding areas prepared for a heavy turnout tomorrow for county and state offices. More than 5,000 names appear on township registration books as Democrats and Republicans marshal campaigns. The solicitor race in the 12th judicial district features J F Spruill and E C Jerome in a close contest. Major Charles M Stedman faces Lindsay Patterson in the congressional race, Patterson campaigning across the district while Stedman is limited by illness.
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Raleigh
Dave Norwood
Urdang
Norwood
Weaver
Doughton
Hayes
Wilkes
Yadkin
Davie
Man Henderson
Miss Henderson
Wake County
State College
Wake
Ricks Agricultural
High Pont
Polticans
12Th Judicial District
J. F. Spruill
Lexington
Taranto Clashes Leave Several Dead in Local Political Fight
In Taranto Italy on November 6 fighting erupted between targetati and nationalists over local politics. Seven people were killed and several others were wounded in the clash with both sides suffering casualties.
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OY Associateo Preee
Rome
Tagetati F
Taranto
Italy
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Price and RK
Kelley
AL. Brooks
Mrj. Stedman
Harrison
NEW Budgd
Theingrwood
Democrac
Fordney
Wass and Means
Doneccrttic
Chatenan
High Point Builders
Furniture City
Harry Palmer
New York
Joan W. Hedrick
Spangler, Pa
Brret
Mrs. Morgan
City
Mars
Ball
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Lindsay Patterson
Ike Campbell
Laughlin
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