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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1925
Page
4
In a local reflection from the advertising pages of November 14, 1925, the Southern Methodists express affection for their northern brethren while withholding full trust, indicating cautious unity within the church's regional relations.
Residents express mixed views on establishing a rayon plant in the community. Proponents cite jobs and economic growth, while opponents fear environmental impact and unknowns about the industry. Local officials weigh benefits against risks as plans move forward.
A Belfast dispatch hints at escalating unrest with confident voices predicting further trouble in Ireland. The line suggests growing tension and anticipated repercussions across the region.
A traveling motorcade around the piedmont aims to showcase progress but risks angering locals who fear disruption and prefer traditional rural life. Organizers emphasize unity as residents weigh the event's impact on regional heritage.
A columnist notes that a man need not be wildly radical to secure a full pardon for releasing less dangerous felons. The piece suggests leniency as a growing trend in clemency discourse.
Some favor allowing Europe to settle debts to the United States by any method while others urge greater generosity in how external obligations are handled.
New York mayor elect Walker says Tammany democracy serves national democracy, citing its work for the democracy of the nation rather than local gains. He argues the system now shapes broader civic practice across the country.
The text notes that a chamber of commerce has not yet demonstrated any claimed effectiveness from persuading a fertilizer factory to relocate to town. No dates, places, or named entities are provided.
The nation watches the House Ways and Means Committee as its work affects millions of households. Political analysts say the committee's actions could reshape economic policy and household finances nationwide.
In a mob case, Judge Stack finds defendant Banks convicted by his own admissions during testimony. The ruling underscores the perils of silence and the impact of statements made under oath.
The wife of a top film star files for divorce, amid public chatter about her reported loyalty to a dog over human contenders. Sources note the case centers on marriage breakdown while critics jaw about celebrity choices.
Policeman Wyatt introduced 79 witnesses to his good character, but Stephen Holt remains as dead in effect as if shot by the village’s most involved man.
A reflective note on how the achievements of a storied football squad endure in memory long after the players have passed away from heart-related degeneration, highlighting the lasting impact of their era.
The text notes that several prominent M E church leaders in the state view the unity issue as a temporary postponement of the inevitable reunion.
Responsible admirers of Wil son suspend efforts to raise five million dollars for a memorial university started by a man charged with issuing a bad check. The plan is not the whole movement.
In Durham several candidates are preparing to seek the congressional nomination as Congressman Stedman is expected to quit. They will have time to perfect their campaigns and plans.
President W P Few of Duke University has led the institution for fifteen years and is named in the current report. The executive who hopes for expansion is described as a strong leader guiding growth.
The jury found Dr. Blazer insane at the time of poisoning his daughter and the judge discharged the panel and released him. A psychologist vows to study national reactions to the verdict as letters to the judge flood in. The piece argues that stronger, consistent law could deter crime and curb criminal suggestion.
A colorless Los Angeles bookkeeper, Harry Pidgeon, quits at age fifty to build a 34 foot yawl and sails solo around the world. He recalls near disaster with a British tanker, praises the Islander’s seaworthiness, and describes stops from the Marquesas to Cape Town while noting his return bronzed and strong.
A Royal guide to immortality is among Tutankhamun's tomb finds. The article argues the Egyptian religion shaped early notions of personal immortality and that King Tutankhamun's era shows youths reaching maturity early.
A sports column explains that a fighter succeeds by knowing and using his best assets. It outlines wallop, craft, endurance, and the ability to take punishment as key factors. The piece emphasizes ranking these qualities to achieve fame and financial reward.
The piece argues prize fighting is vulgar yet offers insights into leveraging strong points, conserving power, awaiting the right moment, and using abilities to their fullest. It praises patience, vigilance, and strategic timing as valuable traits drawn from fighters.
A lighter man can defeat a larger foe if he uses technique and training. Knowledge of boxing and exploiting weaknesses lets a smaller contender overcome bigger, supposedly stronger opponents who neglect similar preparation.
It is important to know what you can do well, as years may be needed to discover it and improve weak points. Understanding assets, like a bank knowing its holdings, helps avoid poor choices and prepares you for chances.
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker appeals to American women to observe December 6 Golden Rule Sunday in support of Near East Relief. She describes Greek and Armenian war orphans aided by American women, who provide schooling trades and care to foster self sufficiency and leadership.
Census data show October exports at 1,421,482 bales, nearly double September and far above last October. For the first quarter of the cotton year exports total 2,489,631 bales, led by Germany with 709,888, the UK 659,868, and Japan 286,476, while October's top buyer was the UK with 430,967 bales.
London reports the Croydon airfield has learned the Goliath aircraft forced to descend in the Channel was towed to Boulogne.
At the Friends church the 11 o clock service tomorrow will include a reception of new members. The right hand of fellowship will be given to the list of new members, inviting friends and neighbors to share in the happy occasion.
The Y M C A reports busy mornings through nights with junior and senior classes engaging elementary and high school boys. Comrade and Employed Boys groups hold weekly Bible studies while the Employed Boys' Brotherhood features active members. Volleyball grows with a Young Business Men class, and plans target national championships. Basketball drills draw crowd. locker space needs rise as Jamestown and Trinity high schools use the gym.
Detroit middleweight Detroit-Red Herrin defeated Sid Bar parian of Detroit by decision after ten rounds in Gulfport Mississippi. The bout ended with Herrin earning the win on points.
Le Anderson of Baltimore defeated Battling Siki in a 12 round bout in New York. Siki faced a tough late fight as Anderson leveraged steady punctuated combinations to secure a points decision.
In New Orleans, middleweight champion Harry Greb outpointed Tony Young Marullo over 15 rounds to retain the title. Marullo offered early resistance, but Greb controlled the late rounds to secure a decision.
James KE Liddel of Readville Mass was arrested on an indictment charging falsification of entries in the financial statements of the Hamilton Manufacturing company and a Lowell Textile Manufacturing company with offices in Boston. The firm was recently reported about 1 million dollars below its stated financial strength.
Washington reported Greece will hold parliamentary elections on March 7 and the new parliament will convene March 26. The Greek legation released the dates and announced the induction of Loukes Canacaris Roufos as foreign minister.
At The Hague on November 14 Premier Colijn and the cabinet members remaining after the Catholic ministers quit offered their resignations. The queen demanded they still handle current affairs while a new ministry is formed.
High Point women attended a fashion show at the American Theater linked to the film A Slave of Fashion by Wagger's Ladies' Shop. Models from local society displayed wraps coats gowns and millinery in a praised display with one more showing planned for 8 45 p m tonight.
Cyril Walker of Englewood New Jersey led the second annual Princess Anne County Open after 36 holes in Norfolk Virginia. Walker with 169 held a slim lead over challengers including Ben Sarazen Al Leach and Al Waltrous who trailed by one to four strokes. With 36 holes remaining players such as Diegel Boyd Hya Schuebe Farrel and Beckett stood poised to contend for the title.
New York reports a dramatic stock market collapse Tuesday followed by a sharp rally at week’s end. News includes funding plans for Italian debt, large dividend declarations by General Motors and others, and a maintained 3 1 2 percent discount rate by the New York Fed amid rate moves in Boston. Public participation in motors set records as several firms resumed or declared dividends.
Mexico City November 14 The chamber of deputies unanimously passed the amended bill of President Calles on the rights of foreigners to own land and water properties. The senate is expected to begin immediate consideration. Foreign Minister Saenz said the law aims to avoid diplomatic conflicts and to reassure foreigners they receive protection under Mexican law.
James Kelly of Creedmore North Carolina was killed when his car left a Maryland road on Sidelong Hill near Hancock and plunged over an embankment. Two others suffered minor injuries. Kelly had recently been discharged from the army and was traveling west.
A large Goliath plane has fallen into the English Channel a few miles off the French coast near Calais. Tugs from Boulogne and Calais are rushing to the rescue.
Certificates of incorporation issued for Sandhill Land company Star Deep River Building and Investment company Durham Griffin Price Implement company Monroe. Amendment to Conrad Hardware company Lexington increases authorized capital stock from 24600 to 150000.
Pilots De Leisle and his mechanic survived a London to Paris flight crash eight miles from Cape Gris-Nez by swimming in the icy English Channel for two hours. A passing steamer rescued them and the plane. First reports suggested the craft was a regular passenger service, causing brief anxiety on both shores.
The Osservatore Romano says the pope will hold a secret consistory on December 14 and a public consistory on December 17. Four cardinals will be created: Bonaventura Cerretti Nuncio in Paris Patrick O'Donnell Archbishop of Armagh Enrico Gasparri Nuncio in Rio de Janeiro and Alessandro Verde secretary of sacred congregation of rites.
Washington reports October postal receipts, except one month, show the highest totals in service history. Postmaster General Newton adds 273 regular carriers and clerks, effective November 16, expanding staff across major cities and post offices as part of a continued expansion of the postal system.
Dear Clyda Lee Harrelson five years old daughter of Mr and Mrs N Harrelson died at the parental home 104 Mallory Street Friday afternoon The mother is connected with the Bonnie Betty Beauty shop The body was taken to Albemarle for funeral services at the home of Mr Charles Moton on Sunday and interment will be in the Albemarle cemetery
New Orleans on November 4 reports a robust cotton market start with four pool cables stronger than expected. October consumption signalled higher demand as prices rose quickly, with December trading around 20, January near 20.09, and March about 19. Prices later slipped 7 to 13 points on profit taking as drought persisted.
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