Mystery Letters Read In Rhinelander Annulment Case
In White Plains New York on November 23 mystery letters from Leonard Rhinelander to Alice Jones were read in court as part of the annulment trial. The letters describe premarital relations and were used by the defense to counter Alice’s biography and letters. Rhinelander admitted some details under cross examination while denying deeper intimacy claims.
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Rhinelander
White
Plains
N. Y
Etters
Jiff
San Francisco
Alice Patrice Jones
Leonard Kip Inelander
Isaac Willis
Young Rhinelander
Lee Parens Davis
Leonard
Alice
Marie Antoinette
York
Davis
Mr. Davis
Kung Rhinelander
Mills
Vis
Mr. Mills
Marschasser
Alice S
Esion
Intiff
Rhinelanders
Georgia and Florida Most Deadly States In Dixie During the Week
AP reports from eleven southern states show last week’s auto fatalities totaling 36 with 170 injuries. Georgia led with 10 deaths, Florida 9, while Louisiana and Virginia had none. Mississippi not reporting. Florida had 63 injuries, Georgia 27, and Kentucky 7.
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Georgia
Florida
Dixie
Memphis
Tenn
Associated Press
Louisiana
Virginia
Mississippi
Louisana
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentuck
Airship survivor withholds details from court
Washington Nov 23 AP Arthur E Carlson aviation chief rigger of the wrecked Shenandoah testified that Lieut C Bauch advised him not to reveal certain information unless asked. The manilaft adjusting detail involved halting a gas cell manifold just minutes before breakup. Carlson said he acted on his own initiative to prevent gas rushing to after cells. Bauch told him to omit if not questioned. Mayer said he knew nothing and left it to Carlson.
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Washington
Arthur E. Carlson
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Naval Court
Lieut. C. Bauch
Carlson
Lakehurst
Bauch
Mayer
Cicero Davis Fined for Prohibition Violation in High Point
Cicero Davis, a well known High Point man, was fined 100 dollars and costs after a city court conviction for violating the prohibition law. Police found a large amount of liquor at his South Main Street home.
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Cicero Davis
High Point
Davis
South Main Street
Russell Wood
Roy Padgett
Donald C. MacRae
Robert Foy
Horace Blair
Graham Barringer
Hayes Goes to New York for Christmas Stock
Charles E. Hayes, manager of the Charles E. Hayes Company local jewelers, departed for New York last night to make purchases of Christmas stock for his store. He plans to visit wholesalers and return with new lines for the holiday season.
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Hayes
New York
Charles E. Hayes
Painleve Resigns as France Premier After Defeat
Paris reports Prime Minister Painleve resigns after his second ministry falters over ced consolidation of short term treasury bonds. The chamber rejects the finance bill 278 to 275, inflation fears cited as cause, Aristide Briand urged as possible successor.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
France
Leon Blum
M. Painleve
Aristide Briand
Painleve
Paul Doumer
Senate Finance Committee
Raoul Perez
Paul Boncour
M. Herriot
Herriot
Painlevee
Washington
Joseph Caillaux
Caillaux
Indian Gods Used In Thanksgiving Service At St. Mark's
Episcopalian circles in New York reported a clash with Bishop Manning after a Thanksgiving service at St. Mark's In-The-Bowery where Harry Kemp led a dramatization of Indian legends. Sioux singer Gai-Wah-Go-Wah attended but did not perform. The altar featured harvest offerings as drums played and prayers in Indian garb accompanied the sketch on how death came into the world.
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New York
William T. Manning
St. Mark’s In-The- Broadway
Harry Kemp
Gai-Wah-Go- Wah
Kemp
William Norman Guthrie
Manning
Harold A. Lynch
High Point Dog and Kennel Club Field Trials Open Near Trinity
The High Point Dog and Kennel Club began its second annual field trials on the old Brokaw estate near Trinity. Open stakes started today with 75 to 100 dogs entered, including champions, as judges H A Tomlinson and A O Yount observed and will stay through the trials.
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High Point Dog and Kennel Club
Brokaw
Trinity
Elwood
North Carolina
H. A. Tomlinson
Archdale
A. O. Yount
Newton
Wife of Bret Harte Shows Up In West
Mrs. Lillian Harte declares she was married to Richard Bret Harte in New York six years ago and planned to join him in Paris next April. She says she cabled relatives to have him buried beside his grandfather, in Surrey England, or cremated if impracticable. She alleges Bret Harte died by his own hand in Paris after a quarrel with a woman.
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Los Angeles
Lillian Harte
Richard Bret Harte
New York
Paris
Bret Harte
Surrey
England
California
Prohibition Moves to End Sacramental Wine Permits
Jewish leaders and treasury officials coordinate to revoke hundreds of thousands of sacramental wine permits. The plan aims to curb illicit wine leaks while preserving church needs and religious rites amid new regulatory tightening.
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Washington
Andrews
Treasury
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Moderation League, Inc
Wheeler
Prohibition
Ais Enforcement Corps
Farmer Wiley Tomlinson Ends Life in Wilson County
Wiley Tomlinson, 45, a prominent Wilson County farmer, shot himself four times at his home yesterday. He is survived by a widow and eleven children. Once operating large farms, he had recently suffered reverses, and family members believe financial worries led to the tragedy.
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Wilson
Wiley Tomlinson
Wilson County
Tomlinson
Grandson of Senator Clark Sued for Breach of Promise
Marguerite McNulty a dancer known as Katya Minassian sues William Andrews Clark III for 250000 alleging he promised to marry in 1923 after meeting in a Broadway cabaret. Complaint filed in New York with Clark abroad and service by substitution approved after he avoided personal service.
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Clark
New York
William Andrews Clark
Montana
Marguerite McNulty
Katya Minassian
London
Butte
Mont
Gavin McNab
San Francisco
McNab
Miss McNuty
Miss McNulty
Supreme Court
Ford
Virginia Expects Hard North Carolina Battle
Virginia prepares for a tough road game at North Carolina. Coach Earle Neale starts a two day drill in Charlottesville after late scrimmages, aiming to have the Cavaliers sharp for Thursday’s Chapel Hill clash. The emphasis is on strengthening the backfield and maintaining edge for the Tar Heels showdown.
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Charlottesville
Navy
North Carolina
Virginia
Earle Neale
Cavaliers
Chapel Hill
Neale
Carolina
Turtles Named Dormitory Pets At Columbia College
In a Columbia University dormitory 41 turtles have become the chosen pets after dogs cats and canaries were forbidden for co-eds. The change follows campus pet policy updates and reflects student preference for reptile companions.
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New York
Columbia
Briand Seeks Cabinet as France Faces New Government
Paris November 23 AP Aristide Briand accepts task to form a cabinet for France and nears an eighth premiership after the president Doumergue asks him to proceed. Briand, once called the man of Locarno, promised a definite reply after consulting allies this evening.
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Briand
France
Paris
Aristide Briand
M. Briand
Doumergue
Locarno
M. Herriot
M. Doumergue
M. Painleve
Third Time Under Oath Mitchell Discusses Experiences
Colonel William Mitchell testifies for the third time at his court martial over charges of discipline breach tied to his public criticism of U S aviation policy. He repeats recommendations and disputes government aviation decisions while noting costs cited about naval parades.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Services
Air Crusader
House Aircraft Committee
Special Air Board
Blanton Winship
War Department
New York
New York City
O Ae
York City
Navy
Mitchell
Gullion
Briand Favored to Form Next French Cabinet
Paris reports Briand, known as the man of Locarno, is likely to be asked by President Doumergue to form a new cabinet after Painleve. He returns to Paris and holds talks with the president though no official summons has been issued.
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Washington
Federal
Jacksonville
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Coolidge
Lewis
Davis
Labor Department
Hoover
Commerce Department
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ellis Searles
Mine Workers’ Journal
New York
Paris
Aristide Briand
Locarno
Doumergue
Painleve
M. Doumergue
Elysee Palace
Quai L’orsay
M. Briand
France
Senate
M. de Selves
Chamber of Deputies
M. Herriot
Herriot
Prayer Service By High Point Endeavorers Thanksgiving
The High Point Christian Endeavor union holds a sunrise prayer service at 7 a.m. Thanksgiving at the Presbyterian hut on East Green Street. President A. J. Koonce urges city Christian Endeavor societies to attend. The social committee provides rolls, butter and coffee, then baskets are distributed to the city’s poor. Last year 35 baskets were given. this year aim 50.
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High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Fast Green Street
A. J. Koonce
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor
President Coolidge Considers Pardoning Gerald Chapman
Officials report under advisement a suggestion that Gerald Chapman be pardoned of his federal mail robbery sentence so the Connecticut state court murder death penalty may be carried out.
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Chapman Washington
Coolidge
Gerald Chapman
Connecticut
Colored Hospital Planned for City
A movement to establish a Colored Hospital in High Point gained momentum as the Colored Nurses Association held a service in Calvary Baptist Church. A small collection was taken for the hospital, with a city site already purchased in the northeastern section. The program featured performances by local musical groups, an address by Dr. G A Gerrah, a sermon by Rev. C H Brown, and a solo by Julia Nichols. Anna E Saunders is president and Callie Robbins secretary.
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High Point
Colored Nurses’ Association
Calvary Baptist Church
Reeves Quartet
Brooks Memorial
G. A. Gerrah
C. H. Brown
Julia Nichols
Anna E. Saunders
The
Callie Robbins
Billy Wagner Struck By Automobile Here
Five year old Billy Wagner son of Mr and Mrs L A Wagner was seriously injured after being struck by a car at the Lake and South Main streets intersection. The vehicle driven by Miss Mable Millikan. He was taken to High Point hospital for treatment.
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Billy Wagner
L. A. Wagner
Lake and
South Main Streets
Mable Millikan
Wagner
High Point Hospital
Banks of City To Close Thursday for Thanksgiving
The Enterprise reports High Point banks will be closed all day Thursday to observe Thanksgiving. City schools will dismiss Wednesday afternoon and reopen Monday after the holiday.
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High Point
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