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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1925
Page
3
Washington dispatch notes radio has reached full maturity as a vital force in American life, highlighting its broad influence and role in daily culture and national communication. The piece frames radio as an enduring institution shaping public opinion and information flow.
An ad for Adlerika promises rapid gas relief and waste evacuation. Secretary Hoover speaks at the 4th National Radio conference urging federal and community roles in traffic control of wavelengths and power, warning against intrusive advertising and station congestion.
A band of Communist attackers attempted to ambush the king of Romania at a country inn near Galatz as he returned from a hunt. Troops captured the assailants after repulsing gendarmes with revolvers and hand grenades. One soldier and one gendarme were wounded.
The Scopes trial judge Raulston addressed Dr. Straton's congregation saying it was Mr. Bryan who saved Darrow. The judge added Bryan slipped up beside the bench as Darrow stood. NICE private baths are being installed in Riviera hotels due to competition with Florida as a winter resort.
The R. J. Reynolds high school band and orchestra from Winston-Salem will perform this evening at the Tabernacle starting at 8 o’clock. The program, directed by C. D. Kutchinski with Lewis L. Stookey directing the High Point High School Mixed Chorus, includes marches, overtures, operatic selections, light concert works, and a finale with combined band and orchestra ending with The Star Spangled Banner.
Chapel Hill awaits a record crowd at Emerson Field as the Tar Heels meet the Davidson Wildcats in a pivotal North Carolina clash. Davidson seeks a title edge while Carolina aims to cap a rallying season with a win after recent victories.
A meeting of Andrew Jackson post No. 87 American Legion will be held at the hut tonight. Important post business and plans for the membership drive tomorrow Armistice Day will be discussed. Members are urged to attend with a buddy who has not yet joined.
Commissioner K. M. Landis has issued a call for a joint meeting of the major leagues to be held in New York at noon December 10. The gathering aims to discuss league matters and set schedules for upcoming play.
The final performance of The Winding Stair is set for tonight at the new theater opposite the Sheraton. The production focuses on a man seeking regeneration by serving in a foreign legion, then discovering love.
A drama about a hero torn between his love for an American dancer and duty to France's foreign legion. A blend of comedy drama and pathos centers on a climactic choice. Glenn Hunter and Edna May lead a strong cast in a period Armistice day friendly feature.
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