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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1927

Page

7

Ten Commandments for Marriage Declared a Joke in Jersey

Miss Dorothy Laverne Bacher of East Orange New Jersey says the so called ten commandments for her future husband were a practical joke. Her fiancé Harold K Breck of Everett Massachusetts and a reporter note he did not consent to publicizing the rules. The list demanded no other mate, mutual duties, jealousy limits, mail access, sobriety, punctuality, and constant affectionate greetings.

East Orange N. J Dorothy la Verne Bacher Bacher Harold K. Breck Everett, Mass Washington Dorothy Laverne Bacher Harold K. Beck Miss Bacher Noctine

States Prohibited From Using Gross Income for Fees

The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot use an insurer's gross income to set business license fees when part of that income comes from interest on tax exempt US securities like Liberty bonds. The decision, delivered today, involved Wisconsin cases brought by Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.

Washington Supreme Court Liberty Bonds United States Wisconsin Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company

North Carolina to issue 1928 license plates Dec 1

Notification cards listing name address license and motor number are mailed to all current automobile owners in the state at a rate of 70 000 daily. Licenses for 1928 will go on sale December 1 and cost more as they cover the full year.

Raleigh Sprague Silver Chief Automotive Division State Department of Revenue Silver Automobile Division Carolina Motor Club North Carolina Dan C. Boney Winston-Salem Gilmers Stanley Morrisville Winston- Salem Charlotte Greensboro Asheville Durham Goldsboro Kinston Henderson Monroe Statesville Rocky Mount Elizabeth City Nashville Washington New Bern Salisbury Concord Southern Pines Fairmont Pine Bluff Oxford Ayden Pinehurst Shelby Pinetops Franklinton Elm City Graham Smithfield Plymouth Southport Aberdeen Sanford Williamston Burnsville Farmville Raeford

Witnesses to Attend Padgett Habeas Corpus Hearing

Three automobiles carried witnesses and lawyers with Romeo Padgett as he travels to Lexington for a habeas corpus hearing before Judge W F Harding. Padgett seeks bail on a charge of shooting Rural Policeman Henry Moseley while the state seeks $10,000 bond and the defense a lower amount.

Charlotte Romeo Padgett Lexington Padgett W. F. Harding Henry Moseley

King Albert Meets Salvation Army Head in Brussels

King Albert receives General Cromwell Booth head of the Salvation Army during his continental visit. Booth was presented to the king by the British ambassador in Brussels.

Brussels Albert Cromwell Booth Salvation Army Booth

Bridge project advances on Yadkin river route 90

W Y Craven, chief bridge engineer for the state highway commission, visited the new bridge under construction across the Yadkin river at Oakes Ferry. He said progress is satisfactory and the structure is expected to be complete and open to traffic by early next spring.

Enterprise Lexington W. Y. Craven State Highway Commission Yadkin River Oakes Craven

Lieutenant Killed in Plane Crash at Clark Field

Lieutenant Matthew E. Finn, stationed at Clark Field in Manila, was killed when the pursuit plane he was flying crashed during bombing practice. His home address was Washington, D. C., and he had entered the service in 1917.

Manila Matthew E. Finn Clark Field Staissenburg Washington, D. C

Supreme Court sustains 1924 gift tax in split vote

Washington November 21. By a 4 to 4 vote the Supreme Court sustained the gift tax under the 1924 revenue act. The tax, added to the law that year, remained on the books only two years before repeal under the revenue act.

Washington Supreme Court

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Dorothy la Verne Backer G. E. Bacher American Bakeries Company Grocers Piggly Wiggly Ards Greaie Ianzo Elwood Hotel Green Houseways and Means Committee Enterprise High Point High Point Merchants Ass Jcpenneycos South Main St High Point, N. C Jaciel Rogers Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co Friction Turner Motor Peter Rabbit Fox ABC Toyland
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