Captain Foley Faces Folly With Palatably Bright Colors
Captain Foley admits his folly yet defends its aim as not malign. He came through with flying colors though battle scars remain. The postal service grants Florida air mail, Morgan offers 100 million in Italian bonds at 7 percent. the offering is quickly oversubscribed. The New York colored girl gains the title Mrs Rhinelander by marriage.
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Foley
Morgan
New York
Rhinelander
Boas
Peggy
Congressman Sentenced to Federal Penitentiary Shocks
Despite ongoing criticism of Congress, a sitting member of the House faces federal imprisonment as the sentence is handed down, a surprising development in national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Federal Penitentiary
Marion Butler Faces Two Paths in Republican Battle
The report says Marion Butler is determined to be a big Republican or be squashed. Butler has experience with both outcomes and believes neither is fatal.
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Marion Butler
Marion
Grange Could Earn Up To 20000 Per Game in Pro Football
An official estimate places Red Grange earning from 10000 to 20000 dollars per game if he joins professional football. The figure reflects potential profits behind the move.
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Red Grange
Tax Cuts Seen Offset by State and Local Levies
The passage argues that federal tax reductions may be eroded by higher state county and city taxes, suggesting readers expect little net relief as governments at all levels adjust revenue. It reflects a political viewpoint on fiscal policy and intergovernmental tax effects.
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Washington
University leader backs forceful weed out of defectives idea
The University of Michigan president renews the plan to weed out defectives by force, but lacks consensus on who qualifies. North Carolina and Tennessee support a federal Smokies park project with about one million dollars to be raised by their residents, citing expected gasoline tax returns covering the investment.
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University of Michigan
North Carolina
Tennessee
Federal Park
Smokies
Benefits of a Comprehensive River Survey in North Carolina
North Carolina should systematically study water resources beyond electricity and municipal needs. The Natural Resources department notes prior Deep River work with industrial aid, and calls for a statewide Haw River survey for continuous data access.
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North Carolina
Strange case prompts hospital boss to defend rules
A letter from Edgecombe county man, a county schools superintendent, complains of denied access to his wife at a state tuberculosis sanatorium. Dr. McCain counters that the writer stayed until after visiting hours and had a race in Charlotte before his arrival, urging readers to consider all angles of the incident.
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McCain
Edgecombe County
Charlotte
North Carolina
Edgecombe
Water resources study links Haw River potential to industry
The Deep River survey reveals how data on minimum flows and water supply affect Haw River development. It notes industrial cooperation shaped the study, warns that lack ofAdvance data harms investment, and urges early buying and mailing to ease Christmas demand.
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Water Resources Division
Greensboro
Burlington
Graham
Haw River
Deep River
Haw
Cape Fear
Postmasters Appeal for Cooperation to Ease Christmas Mail
The postmaster appeals for community help to handle the Christmas mail. Postmasters nationwide urge timely mailing to reduce last minute surge that burdens mail channels and affect service.
Last Night's Performance Sparks Local Debate on Modesty
George White's Scandals drew mixed reviews at the American theater last night with praise for scenic effects and criticism for its provocative content. Henderson Dispatch notes the risqué novelty Leave It To the Audience and asks whether the audience prefers such entertainment, urging Southern towns to decide on importing risque shows and dress modestly as a social standard.
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George White
American Theatre
Henderson Dispatch
Henderson
New York
Daughters of Israel
Asheville
Peggy the Case of Peggy by John Blake
Peggy is depicted as a bright intelligent girl with modest looks and careful dressing. The text frames her as a subject in a narrative about judgment and social perception during a provincial era.
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Peggy
Wyatt's Fate in Hands of Raleigh Judge
Pardon Commissioner Hoyle Sink faces clemency decisions in two cases. Robert Steele, who killed Will Cauthren, and Marvin McGill, labeled as a violent criminal, loom large in Sink's deliberations. Steele's case involves premeditation and a life sentinel while McGill lacks first degree murder premeditation.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey
Hoyle Sink
Robert Steele
Supreme Court
Union
Marvin McGill
Steele
McGill
Commissioner Link
Link
Mr. Sink
Robert Steel
Mary Cauthren
Will Cauthren
Queen Alexandra in grave condition as illness worsens
London Nov 20 AP The Queen Mother Alexandra, suffering heart disease, remains gravely ill with strength failing. A bulletin at 8 am notes a peaceful night but extreme gravity and little hope of rally. King George, Queen Mary, Princess Victor, and Queen Alexandra’s daughter are at Sandringham vicinity as news spreads.
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London
Alexandra
Queen Alexandra
Queen Mother
Sandringham House
George
Queen Mary
Norway
Appleton House
Sandringham
Princess Victor
South Africa
South America
Royal Palace
Russia
Denmark
Marie Feodorovna
Negroes Secure Charter of Club in Raleigh
Certificates of incorporation issued by Secretary of State W. N. Everett include St. Helena Cooperative Truck Growers' Association Inc of St. Helena with $50,000 capital. Enterprise Feed and Milling Company of Raleigh. Benson Creamery Corporation of Benson. Aronocar Investments Inc of Hendersonville. Hanes Ambulance Service Inc of Greensboro. Colored Working Men's Social Club Inc of High Point. Subscriptions range from $300 to $50,000 and list various local and out of state subscribers.
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Raleigh
W. N. Everett
St. Helena
Hubert Ramsaur
H. W. Ford
Savannah
Benson Creamery Corporation
Benson
P. B. Johnson
C. T. Johnson
Alonzo Parrish
A. S. Oliver
H. A. Parker
Aronocar Investments, Inc
Hendersonville
A. Aronovitz
Reggie Goldstein
Rose Aronovitz
Morris Arovitz
Miami
Fla
A. Y. Arledge
Hanes Ambulance Service, Inc
Greensboro
W. D. Lemons
W. G. Simpson
Henry L. Hanes
Colored Working Men's Social Club, Inc
High Point
Spencer McKinney
Fred Hartman
Sam Ross
Kip Rhinelander Suit Heats Court as Letters Surface
In White Plains New York spectators await a climactic court session in Leonard Kip Rhinelander’s bid to annul his secret marriage to a quadroon servant girl. The drama built after an abrupt adjournment following the showing of a second mysterious letter to Rhinelander and questions about pre marital relations.
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White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Supreme Court
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Wreck Responsibility Placed On Trainmen
The head on collision of two Atlantic Coast Line passenger trains near Mango Florida on October 10 is laid to Conductor Monger and Engineer Sasser of southbound train 89. One killed and 32 injured. A misreading of a meet order by the engineer was the direct cause. failure of both to let subordinates read the order prevented a check that might have averted the crash.
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Washington
Atlantic Coast Line
Mango
Fla
Monger
Egineman Sasser
Areau of Safety
Interstate Commerce Commision
Santa Claus Set for High Point Visit Tomorrow
Santa Claus will arrive in High Point on the Crescent Limited at 9:05 am tomorrow and will set up headquarters at Rowland's Toy Shop on North Main Street. A present awaits all children who greet him at the station, and many youngsters are expected to attend.
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Santa Claus
High Point
M. C. Rowland
Rowland
Crescent Limited
Santa
North Main Street
Dr. O. B. Bonner To Return Here Tonight
Dr. O. B. Bonner sails home from New York after weeks of post graduate work. He will resume duties in the Burrus clinic on North Main Street this evening.
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O. B. Bonner
New York
Burrus Clinic
North Main Street
Bonner
Price Increases for Wheat and Flour Announced
The Enterprise reports wheat prices have risen 20 cents per bushel over the last 30 days and flour has gained $1 per barrel in the same period, signaling broader commodity pressure for consumers and merchants.
Singing At Pleasant Garden November 29
The central union singing led by Prof. A. M. Fentriss will be held at Pleasant Garden M. E. church on Sunday November 29 starting at 11 a m. All classes taught by Professor Fentriss are urged to attend and other interested singers are invited.
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Central Union
A. M. Fentriss
Pleasant Garden M. E. Church
Fentriss
Hunting the Slayers of Kermit Postmaster
Scott county detectives chase clues in the killing of Kermit postmaster Jake Hensley whose body was found under a Bristol railroad trestle. Officials say he died from a chest wound likely in a nighttime robbery, but no funds were missing as yet.
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Bristol
Scott County
Jake Hensley
Kermit
Hensley
Curl revival signals softer underhat hair trends
Fashion news notes a return of visible curls under hats. Curls or loose ends soften stark hats, with pale pastel shades like blue petunia rose and green to peek from beneath brims. Evening looks may use matching pastel wigs.
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London
Modification of Plan for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Rail
NewYork Nov 20 AP Modification of the original reorganization plan for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway provides for a disinterested five member committee to represent all security holders for five years. Voting trustees named Elihu Root Samuel Rea Henry D Pritchett Frederick H Ecker and W D Dyke.
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Elihu Root
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry D. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation
Frederick H. Ecker
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
W. D. Dyke
Reverend George F. Kirby Visits High Point
Rev. George F. Kirby, formerly of High Point and past pastor of South Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church, is visiting the city from Charleston, D. C. and will likely stay until next Tuesday. He now pastors a large church in Charleston.
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George F. Kirby
High Point
Charleston
D. C
Mr. Kirby
South Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ifa
Civil liberties union takes up Farmville assault case
Dr S J B Collins a Jamaican born negro physician of Farmville North Carolina says he was beaten by men in K K K regalia on Sept 28 and forced from his car. The American Civil Liberties Union has joined the case aiding legal aid and investigation with Governor McLean Mayor Horton and the British consul in Wilmington and others assisting in North Carolina cities.
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New York
S. J. B. Collins
Farmville
N. C
K. K. K. Regalia
American Civil Liberties Union
The
Civil Liberties Union
McLean
Marvin Horton
Wilmington, N
Collins
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Stacey W. Wade
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