Publication notices and ads from High Point department lines
The High Point newspaper notes rights and classifications for AP dispatches and local news content. It lists department roles and advertising contacts, including Frost Landis Kobn representation in New York Chicago and Brunswick Building addresses.
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National
Frost, Landis and Kobn
Brunswick Building
Park Ave
New York
People’s Gas _ building
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
Gambling theory linked to tong wars and a fatal Colorado case
An authority argues gambling triggers tong warfare with the same confidence as earlier causes. Only one witness deemed Dr Bla zer insane. others said sane. He apparently killed his daughter. The Littleton jury disagreed on a verdict and was dismissed, reflecting juror difficulty in verdicts by law and evidence.
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Blazer
Littleton
Colorado
North Carolina
North Carolina bond booklet praised by Caldwell and Company
Caldwell and Company investment bankers issue a booklet titled Information for buyers of North Carolina municipal bonds. It surveys the state’s resources and pay capacity, includes county by county details, labor, agriculture and industry briefs, and bond laws. The work aims to broaden the market for North Carolina municipal bonds.
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Due Caldwell and Company
North Carolina
South
North Carolina Securities
Does Chapman Have Right to Serve Federal Sentence In Prison
A court fight looms as Chapman the noted bandit argues he may demand to serve his federal sentence in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary rather than face Connecticut state hanging for murder. The piece questions enforceability of decrees and possible pardons, noting potential complications for the condemned man.
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Chapman
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Connecticut
New Britain
Coolidge
Gardner backs secret ballot in North Carolina politics
Max Gardner declares in Greensboro that support for the Australian secret ballot will strengthen him with new woman voters and may gain momentum in North Carolina. Critics warn it could threaten political health as legislators waver between reform and graft fears.
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North Carolina
Max Gardner
Greensboro
Gardner
Armistice Day Observance Questioned in High Point
An editorial urges the American Legion to form a standing Armistice Day committee to organize formal observance in High Point North Carolina. It criticizes past lack of cooperation from other groups and notes women have not led World War I memorial efforts.
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North Carolina
United States
High Point
American Legion
Legion
The Unique Record Of One Police Officer
Raleigh mourns Patrolman J. W. Beasley a 75 year old veteran who began his beat at 25 and served from 1875 to 1925. He reportedly never used a club or revolver in confrontations, guiding the capital through riotous periods with restraint and distinction.
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Raleigh
J. W. Beasley
Beasley
Hatred Is Mostly Stupidity
A boy recalls a town split by rival railroad loyalties. He describes daily clashes between sides with no real differences beyond the railroads they served, noting the feud was bitter yet baseless and born from ignorance.
Rival Railroads and Station Loyalty from a Child’s View
The narrator recalls childhood rivalry between town neighborhoods centered on rival railroads. He recalls believing his line was superior, resenting peers from the neighboring area, and hating the other railroad’s staff including the superintendent and dispatchers. The reflection questions the childish basis of such hatreds.
No Hatred Among Us Aims For a Kinder Community
The piece urges understanding across language and cultural barriers. It argues hatred is often rooted in stupidity and that newcomers face hardship until they are accepted. It asserts hatred harms society and that individuals should strive to reduce prejudice now.
Charity Replaces Old Burden in Quick Embrace of Blessings
In a steadfast pledge the speaker calls for discarding the previous burden and replacing it with a universal charity that welcomes all to the same blessings once granted. The message emphasizes swift action and shared generosity.
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Bell Syndicate Inc
Approval of 75,884 miles designated as United States highways
Secretary Jardine approved a 75,884 mile network of interstate routes forming the United States highways system. The 145 routes, with east west even numbers and north south odd numbers, will use four sign shapes for danger levels and a US shield marker on main routes. The board's design aims to standardize direction, warning, and informational signs across states.
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Washington
Jardine
Joint
Boards
United States
American Association of Highway Officials
Detroit
Newsies Enjoy Weenie Roast at Cecil Farm
Fifty newsboys, diligent carriers of The Enterprise, visited Circulation Manager S. T. Bryan at the Cecil farm for a Wednesday afternoon weenie roast. They rode a truck to the farm and spent several hours roasting sausages by the fire and enjoying the outing.
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High Point
S. T. Bryan
Cecil Farm
Huffman Denies He Is Willing Candidate
Hickory November 12 AP Six candidates already seek the Democratic nomination for the district solicitorship. Solicitor R L Huffman sends a letter denying plans to run again and proposes a mass meeting with representatives from every township to name a single candidate. D L Russell rejected a private primary in Catawba County with City Attorney J L Murphy, both in the race from Catawba.
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Hickory
Hickory Daily Record Today
R. L. Huffman
D. L. Russell
Catawba County
J. L. Murphy
Locarno Conference Seen as Key to Lasting Peace
Illinois Senator William B. McKinley told the Illinois League of Women Voters in Chicago that the Locarno conference has advanced lasting peace more than any prior event. He urged support for a world court of arbitration at The Hague and said he would vote for any entry measure acceptable to President Coolidge.
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Chicago
Locarno
William B. McKinley
United States
Illinois
Illinois League of Women Voters
Europe
the Hague
Submarine Monitor M-1 Still Missing Near Start Point
London report says the submarine Monitor M-1 has not been seen since diving 15 miles south of Start Point in the Orkney Islands this morning. Authorities say extensive search efforts have so far failed to locate the vessel.
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London
Admiralty
Start Point
Orkney Islands
Stolen Love Letters Haunt Rhinelander Trial
In White Plains New York Nov 12 AP sixty six letters to Leonard Rhinelander from his alleged wife vanished from his counsel. While Rhinelander testified six of 426 letters were shown in court. Counsel searched frantic for the missing envelopes as the case risked weakening. The letters included pieces that prompted the judge to bar young people from the courtroom. The trial recessed with Rhinelander still on the stand.
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White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Isaac N. Mills
Leon R. Jacobs
Mills
Jacobs
English Dairy Maids Deemed Legend In Making Butter Profits
England faces a shift as farmers favor selling milk over butter making. Milk earns about two pence per gallon for butter costs two and a half gallons per pound, while milk sells for a shilling a gallon in cities. Farmers swap creamery gear and buy butter instead. Butter imports rise in Britain.
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London
England
Great Britain
Denver man alive dispute over presumed ashes
J A Boyce of Denver declares he is not dead and objects to the cost of ashes claimed by relatives as an insurance company investigates the matter.
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Chicago
J. A. Boyce
Denver
Waldorf Oscar photoshops bathing beauty from group picture
Oscar of the Waldorf protested a bathing beauty in a group photo with visiting hotel men. At Mrs. Oscars request he caused the photographer to remove the beauty from the negative.
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New York
Oscar
the Waldorf
Legionnaires Hold Splendid Meeting in Local Hut
About 75 ex service men gathered for a hearty meal at the Andrew Jackson post hut last night. Fried chicken and cakes were served with free buns by American Bakeries company. Speakers praised the legion and laid plans to boost membership to 300 by January 1. A committee will arrange installation of new officers at the first December meeting, with state commander Henry L. Stevens of Warsaw expected to attend.
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American Legion
Plas
Andrew Jackson
Legion Post
Ben
Henry L. Stevens
Warsaw
Wheat and Corn Rally on Storage Drawdown and Reports
Wheat rose early as more grain left storage bound for mills and Argentina rain damage fed fears. Corn firmed after the government crop report eased bearish sentiment while oats in line with corn, and hogs lagged but provisions followed the rally.
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Chicago
Argentina
In There Rise Want Aus Brin Quick Results
A terse OCR fragment reports quick results and mentions Australia and Brin in a brief score update. Names and specifics are unclear, but the note indicates fast outcomes in a sporting or contest context.
Last Showing Tonight at New Theater for Buddy’s Wife
Tonight marks the final screenings of Buddy’s Wife at 7 and 9 with a family invitation. Tomorrow feature short subjects include Play Ball final chapter and Harold Lloyd in Never Weaken, with Lloyd in a thrilling skyscraper comedy romance. Mildred Davis co stars as Mrs Harold Lloyd.
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New Theater
Buddy
Ball
Harold Lloyd
Harold
Lloyd
New House
Mildred Davis
Kiwanians To Meet At Wesley Memorial
The High Point Kiwanis club holds its weekly luncheon at Wesley Memorial church during the chrysanthemum show tomorrow at 12 15 PM.
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Wesley Memorial
High Point Kiwanis Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Bid Withdrawn on Pan American Steamship Line Purchase
Moore and McCormick of New York withdrew their bid to buy the Pan American steamship line which operates from New York to the East Coast of South America, announced by the Shipping Board.
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Washington
A. P
Moore and McCormick of
New York
Pan American Steamship Line
South America
The
Shipping Board
Local Merchants Set Friday Meeting For Secretary Post
High Point Merchants association plans a 7 30 pm Friday gathering at the Commercial Club to act on a secretary application by a local resident. Members are urged to attend as last week’s decision aimed at full time service and improved management.
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High Point
N. C
Congress
High Point Merchants Association
Commercial Club
Las
New York Cotton Opens Easier on Curtailed Demand Hopes
The New York cotton market opened easy with declines of 17 to 30 points due to talk of possible further curtailment in Lancashire output and disappointing private October consumption data. January slipped to 19.95 early, then recovered much of the loss as buying resumed. December held firmer, down about 8 points, with later lots also lower modestly. A private report put October domestic consumption at 480 000 bales, September at 483 000, and last year at 653 000.
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New York
Lancashire
Liverpool
Buing
Pric
Wall Street rises on GM dividend hopes at opening
New York stock market gains on opening as investors await General Motors meeting and potential large extra dividend. Shares jump over 5 points, leading with GM while others such as American Sugar, U S Steel, American Can, Fisher Body, Studebaker and Owens-Illinois show gains.
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Wall Street
New York
APD
Gener Motors
Peint
Steel
Fisher
Studebaker
Owens
Baldwin
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Chicago Grain
Fred B
Kim
Oakwood Memorial Park
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Montlieu Avenue
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