Formal protest filed against current raise by lawyer
President Harding asked for Col Forbes resignation. Two ships off the North Carolina coast ordered seized carrying rum valued at barrels and 261 cases of whiskey from Nassau. Captain Ellen, of St Peters, Nova Scotia, says he aimed for home port. compass kept him off land for four days. Cargo seized under orders of State Prohibition Director Coltrane, with federal agents arriving to take charge. three crew members held, two ships damaged or wrecked near Bogue Inlet.
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First Fe
Harding
Col. Forbes
S. Ke ‘Ellen
Ene Rum
Junner
A. B. Col Krane
Swanshouse
Nassau
Ellen
St. Peters
Nova Scotia
Bogue Inlet
Prohibo
A. B. Coltrane
Beaufort
Coltrane
B.i
Sharpe
Houser
Townsend
Salisbury
North Carolina
Onslow County
Swansboro
Harding Opposed to Sale In Perryville Supply Deal
President Harding pressed for the resignation of Charles Forbes, head of the Veterans Bureau, after testimony that shipments from Perryville were being moved out amid a Perryville sale and public health service concerns. General Sawyer testified he intervened with the president, leading to orders to halt shipments and a conference on the Perryville transactions.
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Washington
Harding
Charles ‘R. “Forbes
Veterans ‘Bureau
Senate’ Veterans Committee
Sawyer
Perryville
Forbes
General Hospitalization Board
Thompson and Kelly Company, Inc
Boston
Cumming
Public ‘Health Service
General Cumming
Smith
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association Meets In Asheville
Delegates from about 100 members arrive in Asheville for the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association annual meeting. The gathering runs Thursday with informal discussions, officer elections, and committee reports chaired by C F Tomlinson.
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Asheville
Southern Furniture, Manufacturers’, Association
J.T. Ryan
High Point
C. F. Tomlinson
Charles E. Koiger
Statesville
Charles §. Siewers
Winston- Salem
Fred N. Tate
Mir
Tomlinson
Ryan
Democrats sweep three states in gubernatorial wins
Democrats won in Kentucky Mississippi and Virginia with gains in statewide races and local contests. In Kentucky William J. Fields defeated Charles Dawson securing a democratic legislature. Maryland re elected Governor Ritchie. New York saw judicial victories for Democrats while Republicans kept the general assembly. Virginia rejected a 50 million dollar road bond. Local races included Mayors in several Ohio cities and San Francisco’s Rolph re election.
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Kentucky
Argla
Mississippi
Porter HL
Park
Coolidge
Benjamin L. Fairchild
Vincent Ganley
New York
William J. Fields
Charles ‘T. Dawson
Edwin P. Mrton
Fields
Heill
Ritchie
Maryland
Alexander Armstrong
H. L
Whitfield
New York State
General Assembly
Democratic Judiciary
Manhattan
Bronx
William ‘R. Hearst
Virginia
Ohio
Youngstown
Portsmouth
Akron
Philadelphia
W. Freeland Kendrick
Illinois
Mary M
Superior Court
New Jersey
Silzer
Utah
Rolph
San Francisco
Aged Rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd is Dead
Rev I M K Pittinger aged 80 and Raleigh rector for 25 years died at his daughter Mrs Lee Skinner's home in Decatur Georgia. Born Mansfield Ohio in 1843 he was ordained in 1880 and served at the Church of the Good Shepherd from 1890 to 1916. Survived by daughter and son Paul Pittinger of Greenville South Carolina. Burial to be in Raleigh. Motion to dismiss in Walton case heard in Lawton Oklahoma US district court.
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Raleigh
I. McK. Pittinger
Church of the Good Shepherd
Lee Skinner
Decatur
Pittinger
Mansfield
Ohio
Church of Good Shepherd
Paul Pittinger
Greenville
S. C
First Protest Filed Against Southern Power Rate Increase
Raleigh hearings set as attorneys for the North Carolina Public Service Company filed the first official protest with the state corporation commission against a proposed hydro electric rate rise by the Southern Power company. The petition covers mills from Graham to Shelby and a hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Raleigh
Southern Power Company
State’ Corporation
North Carolina, Public, Service Company of
Greensboro
High Point
Graham, N. G
Shelby
Commission On the ‘Power Company
Sermon by Dr G C Owens at First Baptist on Signboards on the Road to Hell
Dr G C Owens preached at First Baptist last night on Signboards on the Road to Hell saying the slogan do as I please mirrors anarchy and that one must please God. He described mental stages leading to moral delusion and warned against hatred of God’s word and lax sin. The revival series opened over a week ago and drew a large crowd.
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GC. A. Owens
Hell
First Baptist Church
Lexington
Dr. Owens
Peace Warrants for Klan Leaders Asked in Atlanta
In Atlanta on November 7 1924 Judge Hathcock dismissed peace warrants against Imperial Wizard H W Evans and others tied to the Simmons faction after Dr Fred B Johnston failed to appear The warrants were sworn by Johnston who alleged a murder link to Coburn and Simmons Johnston claimed Evans was out of town and warrants against Ramsey Harwood McKinnon and others were dropped with the defendants denying charges and promising to publish a statement of truth
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Atlanta
H. K
Ramsey
Imperial Kligraff
Brown Harwood
Imperial Klazik
The
Grand Dragons
T. J. McKinnon
Department of Investigation
Ku ‘Klux, Klan
Hathcock
Fred .B. Johnston
San Antonio
Texas
Imperial
Coburn
Stribling
Dr. Johnston
Johnston
Birmingham
Emperor Simmons
Murphy Attacks Hearst Over Democratic Setback
New York November 7 Charles F Murphy a reader of Tammany hall issued a statement denouncing William Randolph Hearst for not backing the Democratic judiciary ticket He said voters rebuked Hearst in yesterday's election Republicans gained one seat in four congressional contests Anning Prait and John V OConnor were elected in the 11th and 16th districts Democrats filled vacancies from the deaths of Riordan and Cochran In the New York Assembly Republicans increased by six seats bringing the 1924 body to 87 Republicans and 63 Democrats
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
William Randolph Hearst
Democratic Judiciary
Mr. Hearst
Anning
Prait
John V. O'Connor
Daniel J. Riordan
Bourke
Weather forecast for coast and interior areas
Fair tonight with a colder trend on the northeast coast. Frost is expected in the interior regions overnight and into Thursday, signaling a sharp temperature drop across inland zones.
Jeanne Hagles Engaged To Whitney Warren Jr In Society Circles
Jeanne Hagles star of the Broadway hit Rain is reported engaged to Whitney Warren Jr a society youth confirming a high society announcement.
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Jeanne Hagles
Whitney Warren, Jr
Robbery at Stark's department store in Thomasville
Thieves smashed the plate glass front and robbed Stark's department store this morning. They took more than 50 suits of clothes and several dozen shirts from a new shipment, with overcoats left behind as they fled. Police noted the door was intact at 4 am but broken after 5 am and issued alerts, with no arrests by midafternoon.
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Stark’s
Thomasville
Deed of Separation Filed by Local Couple in High Point
Mrs Lelia Keith and G W Keith of High Point filed a deed of separation in Greensboro. They agree to live apart and transfer title on Grimes Street to Mrs Keith. Each waives any equity in the other’s estate.
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Lelia Keith
G. W. Keith
High Point
Office of Register of Deeds
R. H. Wharton
Greensboro
Grimes ‘Street
Keith
Abernethy Found Not Guilty of Reckless Driving
Robert Abernethy a High Point young man was acquitted of reckless driving after a trial that consumed most of yesterday’s court time. The case stemmed from a car crash near Moffitt's farm on the Winston Salem highway weeks earlier. Ridge family members suffered head and facial cuts. Abernethy had minor injuries.
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Robert Abernethy
High Point
Moffitt
Winston-Salem Highway
Mr. Abernethy
Carl Ridge
Charged With Selling Worthless Horse Here
Clell Wagner, a white man, was bound over to Guilford Superior Court under bond by Justice W. C. Brown yesterday on a charge of false pretense. Probable cause was found. The warrant for Wagner's arrest was issued at the instance of C. C. Robbins of High Point, who charged that the defendant sold a worthless horse.
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Clell Wagner
Guilford Superior Court
W. C. Brown
Wagner
C.c.robbins
Ritchie Leads Armstrong In Maryland Gubernatorial Race
With 210 precincts reporting from 1 115 statewide, Governor Albert C Ritchie the Democrat held a 41 213 vote edge over Republican opponent Attorney General Alexander Armstrong The tally stood Ritchie 136 121 Armstrong 94 908 as figures came in from the early returns in Maryland.
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Stitchis
Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Alexander Armstrong
A Ritchie
Armstrong
Bailey and Johnson in party struggle for governor seat
Special to the Enterprise from Raleigh reports bitter intra party maneuvering ahead of the 1924 governor race. It notes J. W. Batley’s plan to run within the Democratic Party, Bailey allies pressing for Republican strength, and speculation on fusion efforts, with references to Meekins and former Governor Locke Craig amid a fractured political scene.
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Raleigh
J. W. Batley
Board of the County
Wood
Bailey
Reeays
Fusion
Gol Ike Meakins
Wake Forest
Colonel Meekings
Locke Craig
Addraggs
Bakers Meeting Today In Semi-Annual Session
Approximately two hundred delegates from all sections of the state attend the North Carolina Bakers association semi annual convention in Winston Salem. C H Miller of Greensboro opens the meeting, Mayor James J Hanes offers welcome, N J Paschal of Durham replies, and F H Rawls reads the secretary report. J H Eaton and FR H Woolridge address advertising and industry topics as the convention plans adjournment tonight.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Bakers’ Association
C. H. Miller
Greensboro
James J. Hanes
N. J. Paschal
Durham
Hanes
F. H. Rawls
J. H. Eaton
FR. H. Woolridge
Potomac States Association of Bakers
Eaton
Glen Marsh Dies at Home Near Jamestown
An 8 year old named Glenn Marsh died at his Jamestown area home following a period of illness. The death occurred in the morning at about 10 o clock.
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Glen Marsh
Jamestown
Glenn Marsh
Bon
B. Marsh
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