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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1923

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Ministers Return to North Carolina Conference for Another Year

The Methodist Protestant conference at Thomasville reads appointments for a large slate across North Carolina. Notable changes include Rev. A. M. Hamilton to English Street church and Rev. Edward Suits to Lebanon. High Point churches list, plus numerous assignments from Alamance to Winston, are announced with several posts to be supplied. The year opens with Rev. Brown at High Point First and Rev. Moton at Welch Memorial.

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Point George R. Brown First J. H. Moton Welch “Memorial Edw Lebanon Thomasville A. M. Hamilton English Street Alamance G. W Holmes Albemarle I. Troliinger Allison's Grove Anderson G. ‘Lowdermilk Ashebors H. F. Fogleman Asheville le W. Gerrin- Ber Bess Chapel BE. G. Cowan Bessemer City C. Bs. Phillips Burlington S. W. Taylor Cordeen T. G. McAllister Charlotte Chatham M. Pike Cleveland J. D. Morris Concord Connelly Springs Creswell Davidson Robert Short Democrat Helms Denton J. B. Traydon Draper H. Hilly Enfield D. R. Williams Fairview J. H. Bowman Cornelius O. E Phillips Fallston J.m.morgan Flat Rock J. R. Hutton Forsyth Gibsonville C. J. Edwards Glen Raven T. A. Williams Graham E. A. Bingham Granville C. W. Bates Greensboro Grace St. ‘Paul EB. Pierce West End N. M. Harrison, Jr Greenville H. L. ‘Powell Guilford H. Whitaker Halifax N. G High Point Edward Suits Welch Memorial Kernersville C. L. Spancer Lexington Mission Littleton Mebane T.M. Johnson Mecklenburg W. GC. Carson Mockville J. Tt. Sick F .Kennett Theberts N. Brittain Roskingham D. I. Garner Saxapahan J. Isley Shelby M. Ridenhour Silér City A. D. Shelton Spring Church B. Thompson
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Fragmentary real estate listing fragment with prices

A torn OCR fragment mentions Bryan and Hen Point street and a tract near Will Moser and Moffitt with sums around $100 and $160 for property. Names Fred Killian and others appear. Details are unclear.

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Bryan New ‘Street Hen Point Fred Killian Will Moser Moffitt Wigh Point
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Upheld Latibania Case Against Germany in Claims Ruling

The mixed claims commission upheld some US claims for loss of life injuries and profits from the torpedoing of the Lusitania but ruled Germany not liable for punitive or vindictive damages. The decision outlines general principles affecting over 3,000 war risk insurance claims and allows a substantial Lusitania total while dismissing about 300 million in war risk cases.

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Washington Germany Trnér Liusitania Commission
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Attacks on Berlin shops target Jews in capital riot

A Central News Berlin dispatch reports morning attacks on shops across Berlin including the fashionable district. Many shops were looted before police regained control. Police say Jews suffered most, indicating organized outrages.

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London Central News Dispatch Berlin
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Rate Control Debate Tied to Transportation Act

Washington climate in November 1926 features a push by savings banks life insurance firms and mutual investment institutions to retain the rate control section of the transportation act. A delegation of railroad investment owners advised President Coolidge on the matter.

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Washington Coolidge
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Hearings On Southern Delivery Plan Opened Amid Opposition

The hearings opened yesterday and will continue through tomorrow. Proponents of the southern delivery plan were in the minority as opponents argued it would be uneconomical, reduce manipulation, and harm both producers and consumers. Changes in the futures trading act faced strong opposition for risking the market. Miss Elizabeth Wilborn of York, South Carolina, has returned home after visiting Mrs. W. H. McGain.

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Liews Commission Enate Elizabeth’ Wilborn York
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Warriton Democrat Secures Successor to Late Kitchin

In Chapel Hill and surrounding towns vote slices show a light turnout as a formality confirms the successor to the late Representative Claude H. Kitchin. Tomorrow schedule features Morgan ton at Salisbury and Huntersville at Salisbury with Monroe at Charlotte and other games planned Friday.

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Warriton Claude H. Kitchin Kerr Bhny Alex Nde ‘Wilson Morganton Sanlisbury Salisbury Huntersville Monroe Char‘tottée aFriday
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Jewelry as a Christmas Gift Appeal

A brief holiday sales note touts Jewelry as a sincere gift for Christmas praising adornment value and lasting remembrance and urges readers not to skip gifts due to money, inviting them to call at the store for explanations.

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