France Considers Independent Payment Plan For Ruhr Mines
Paris November 28 A full cabinet plan proposes seizure of state coal mines and collection of Ruhr export taxes to fund reparations. France would extend military control of the Rhineland and act after Germany’s December moratorium ends, with occupation readiness in 24 hours.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Elysee Palace
Miller
Ruhr
Rhineland
Millerand
Poincare
Marshal Foch
Milerand
Rhine
Germany
Poisoned candy case shocks Chilton community
Miss Anna Lense, 30, daughter of a wealthy farmer, faced arraignment in Chilton, Wisconsin, on murder charges after allegedly confessing to sending poisoned candy that killed Mrs. Frank Schneider. The district attorney said Lense admitted buying poison and inserting it into a chocolate bar aimed at Mrs. Schneider, whom she claimed had harmed her reputation and driven her to act.
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Chilton
Wis
Anna Lense
Frank Schneider
West Virginia University Leads State Enrollment
4,539 students are enrolled across West Virginia's twelve state institutions per the State Board of Control. West Virginia University has the largest count with 1,869 students, followed by Marshall College and the State Normal School at Huntington with 628 pupils.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
State Board of Control
West Virginia University
Marshall College State Normal School
Huntington
Graham in talks with President over shipping bill amendments
Rep Graham of Illinois, a leading advocate of key amendments to the shipping bill adopted yesterday, conferred with President Harding at the White House. It was reported the president had no remarks on the amendments already approved.
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Washington
Graham
Ilinois
Harding
White House
Bethel Baptists Plan Temporary Chapel on Monument Avenue
Bethel Baptist church in Richmond plans a temporary place of worship at Monument avenue and the Boulevard on property owned by the church. It formed from disaffected Calvary Baptist members after a dispute over pastor Rev. Carter Ashton Jenkins.
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Bethel Baptists
Richmond
Bethel Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Carter Ashton Jenkis
Monument Avenue
Boulevard
The
Baptist Church
Revolution Mills Increase Granted in Greensboro Charter
Raleigh November 28 The secretary of state grants an amendment to the Revolution Cotton Mills charter in Greensboro to raise capital stock from 300000 to 3000000.
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Revolution Mills
Raleigh
The
Revolution Cotton Mills
Greensboro
McAdoo Arrested on Speeding Charge in Tulare County
William Gibbs McAdoo former secretary of the treasury was arrested in Tulare County for speeding at 51 mph. He rode with Mrs McAdoo and their chauffeur as officers chased the car for three miles before it stopped. McAdoo was en route to Fresno to address bar associations. Judge J B Clack handles cases of drivers exceeding 59 mph.
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Fresno
Cal
William Gibbs McAdoo
Los Angeles
Secretary of the Treasury
Tulard County
J. 8
Clack
McAdoo
Judge Clack
Civitan head O B Andrews to visit High Point club
O B Andrews international president of Civitan will guest at a banquet in the Sheraton High Point tomorrow at 7 15 pm Delegates from Winston Salem Greensboro and other towns are expected The event is billed as the most enjoyable in local Civitan history and promises a notable program led by Deputy Sheriff Bob Parker Gratia Foy and Jack Edwards
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Hgh Point
O. B. Andrews
Civitan
Sheraton
High Point Civitans
Tiadias
Andrews
High Point
Horace Haworth
Civitan Club
North Carolina
Bob Parker
Gratia Foy
Jack Edwards
Civitang
High Point Club
Civitans
Organization plan for Guilford County Boy Scouts
A Greensboro and High Point meeting last night set a single Guilford County council to direct Scout work. Arthur Kirkman of the High Point council led the session as discussion focused on aims and the executive group of five men from each city. A general Greensboro gathering on December 2 will finalize plans and elect a permanent council.
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Boy Scouts
Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point
Arthur Kirkman
Mrs Hall Before a Jury in New Jersey Double Murder
Mrs Francis Stevens Noel Hall widow of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall who was slain with choir singer Mrs Eleanor R Mills appeared at the county courthouse as a grand jury considers the October double murder case.
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Hall
Omerville N. J
Associated Press
Francis Stevens Noel Hall
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Paggett to Lead St. John the Evangelist in New Brunswick
The Rev. J. M. Ervn Paggett rector of St. Mark's Bay City Texas will assume January 1 the pastorate of the Church of St. John the Evangelist New Brunswick New Jersey former pastor Edward W. Hall The report notes Bruce Harraway has returned from Washington Baltimore and Norfolk with supplies for the United States Provision store in Houston Texas.
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Rector Hall
Houston
Tex
J. M. Ervn Paggett
Episcopal Church of
Bruce Harraway
Washington
Baltimore
Norfolk
United States
Shipping Bill Near Final House Vote Debates Open
Representative Davis of Tennessee offered an amendment to strike the merchant marine fund provision. The bill would fund government aid to shipowners by transferring ten percent of customs duties and tonnage dues plus certain refunds to the fund. Debates began with five minute speeches as the House moved toward a final vote.
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Washington
House
Davis
Tennessee
Merchant Marine Committee
James Ruffin Winslow Dies in Randolph County at 72
Randolph County citizen James Ruffin Winslow died yesterday at noon after a year of illness and four weeks bed confinement. Born in 1850, he lived near Trinity and was respected for his upright character. Surviving are his widow Susa Jane and seven children, plus three brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held this afternoon at his residence with two ministers presiding and burial planned in Trinity graveyard.
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James Ruffin Winslow
Randolph County
Mr. Winslow
Trinity
Susa Jane Winslow
W. L
R. Winslow
Near Trinity
J. H. Brown
W. E. Younts
J. W. Johnson
G. L. Younts
J. T. Winslow
Ashboro
Henry
A. J. Winslow
High Point
Cenith Osburne
T. B. Johnson
Thomasville
J. E. Woosley
Trinity Graveyard
Firemen Answer 2 False Alarms
Two false fire alarms were reported around 1030 last night from boxes No 36 and No 45. Police say both alarms likely came from the same person and a clue points to a suspect. A night watchman near Pittsburgh Plate Glass on Hamilton Street says a car with the hood open stopped at Box No 45 and a person turned in the call.
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North Side
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Hamilton Street
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth VanCannon in Ramseur
The community mourns Elizabeth Jane VanCannon who died early today in Ramseur. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Holiness church on Hamilton Street conducted by Rev. O. L. Ruth with interment in Springfield cemetery. She had lived in High Point for 1 years and is survived by five sons A M A B C VanCannon of this city D A VanCannon of Gray's Chapel W H VanCannon of Ramseur and a daughter Mrs C A Shaw of Ramseur.
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Elizabeth Jane VanCannon
Ramseur
Holiness Church
Hamilton Street
O. L. Ruth
Springfield Cemetery
Gray's Chapel
W. H. VanCannon
A. Shaw
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady After Sharp Break
In New York on November 28 the cotton market showed irregular early trading. After yesterday's sharp break, sentiment improved little as light liquidation kept prices near unchanged to 4 points lower, with October up 10 points. December 25.07, January 25.00, March 25.06, May 25.02, July 22.70.
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New York
High Point Builder Archibald Sherrod A Key Local Figure
High Point grows on policy led by business men. Archibald Sherrod arrived in 1897 and helped shape local industry. He joined High Point Chair, then Union Furniture, becoming sole owner. He later moved into real estate, leaving the chair and factory leadership.
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Union Furniture Company
The
High
Virginia and Carolina Students Likely to Travel for Thanksgiving Game
President Chase of the university thanks Charlottesville Mayor Morris for the warm welcome to Carolina students visiting for the Thanksgiving Day football game with Virginia. He invites a student march down Main Street and end at Jackson Monument. A special train from Durham will bring 400 to 500 Carolina students, with further hospitality offered.
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Chapel Hill
Chase
University
Morris
Charlottesville
Carolina
Virginia
Main Street
Jackson Monument
Court House
Durham
Lyceum Tonight Features Temple Singers in High Point
High Point's lyceum program tonight at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium features the Temple Singers. The quartet includes Lucille Buzzo sorano Katherine Strong contralto Edwin Delbridge tenor Dimetrie Styop baritone and Bernice Coughill as accompanist.
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High Point
Temple Singers
Lucille Buzzo
Katherine Strong
Edwin Delbridge
Dimetrie Styop
Bernice Coughill
Benefit film screening for Legion Mert at Rose Theater
A benefit event under the American Legion auxiliary will show at the Rose theater on Wednesday. The program includes the scheduled films plus several reels of the New Orleans convention from October. This marks the film's first state release.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Rose Theater
New Orleans
Clemenceau to Speak His Own Way en Route to Chicago
On the voyage to Chicago Clemenceau said he will speak frankly despite protests from friends and allies. He insisted he did not come to please and would tell the truth to help preserve world peace, saying he will not compromise or be expedient as he nears the end of his life.
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Clemenceau
Chicago
Associated Press
Delp
France
Georges Clemenceau
America
Policeman Exonerated in Store Killing
Wilson report says Officer Lloyd Lucas shot and killed Howard Jacobs at Jack Wells store after a disturbance. Coroner's inquest exonerated Lucas finding Jacobs moved as if to draw a pistol.
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Exxonerated
Wilson
Lloyd Lucas
Howard Jacobs
Jack Wells
Wells
Jacobs
Lucas
Indict Brokerage Men in New York Stock Case
Indictments charging grand larceny and bucketing were returned against Roy H. McMasters and his stepfather John F. McMasters. The men are tied to the O. H. McMasters and company stock brokerage with offices in eight cities which collapsed last January for $600,000.
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New York
Roy H. McMasters
John F. McMasters
O. H. McMasters and Company
Cummins Delays Rail Bill Until Next Congress
In Washington on November 28 chairman Cummins of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee said he abandoned plans for railroad legislation this winter. He will not introduce his proposed bill to amend the Eskh. Cummins transportation act until the next Congress.
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Washington
Cummins
Senate Interstate Ecommerce Committee
Directors Meet at 7 to Discuss YMCA and Election
High Point chamber of commerce directors convene at 7 at headquarters to discuss the proposed YMCA and to elect officers for the coming year. Temple Singers perform at 8 as part of the Lyceum course in the high school auditorium. Andrew Jackson post will host an oyster supper at 8 at the First Presbyterian Church on East Green Street.
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High Point Chamber of Commerce
Temple Singers
High Point
Andrew Jackson Post
First Presbyterian
East Green Street
Webb calendar of civil cases heads Charlotte term
Judge E. Y. Webb will stay in Charlotte to handle trials as the United States district court opens December 4. A tentative five day schedule lists Hails and Thompson versus Thomas. Harrell versus Piedmont and Northern. Huffman versus Southern Power Co. Pashinski Cotton Co. versus Heath Cotton Co. Turner Halsey Co. versus John J. George. and others across December 4 to December 11 including bankruptcy and banking disputes.
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Charlotte
E. Y. Webb
United States District Court
Hails and Thompson
Thomas
A. M. Harrell
Piedmont and Northern
A. H. Harrell
Piedmont
Northern
J. W. Huffman
Southern Power Co
Pashinski Cotton Co
Heath Cotton Co
Turner-Halsey Co
John J. George
Vivian Cotton Mill
George Cotton Mills
Krueger Manufacturing Co
County National Bank
J. H. Austin
Webb
Albion Grocery Co
Smoot
Flynt
Western Carolina Power Co
Iris Young
Thompson-Caldwell Construction Co
Greek ministers executed for treason in Athens
Greek former ministers condemned to death by a military court in Athens have been executed, while Britain contemplates breaking diplomatic ties with Greece over the sentences. Officials note the sentences had not yet been carried out.
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London
Great Britain
Greece
Serbia
Maryland to Face Wolfpack in Thanksgiving Grid Showdown
Maryland meets North Carolina State on Thanksgiving Day in College Park in a sought after holiday clash. Both teams seek a stronger showing after losses to Virginia Polytechnic and a 54 to 0 win by Maryland over Catholic University signals Byrd's squad nearing peak form.
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State College
North Carolina State
Maryland University
Baltimore
State
Maryland
Untz
Brewer
Curly Byrd
College Park
Carolina
Catholic University
Byrd
Virginia Polytechnic
Bill Fetzer
Hartsell
Tech
Wake Forest
British stance on death sentence sparks Greek political shakeup
Early in the trial the British government opposed possible death sentence and in Athens London dispatches report the move has been broadly resented, with the fall of the Zaimis ministry tied directly to Britain's position.
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London Dispatches
Athens
Zaimis
Greek treason trial ends with mass death sentences
Athens nov 28 all but two former cabinet officers and officials charged with high treason in the Asia Minor debacle were sentenced to death by the military court martial. Admiral Goudas and General Stratigos received life imprisonment and degradation.
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Athens
Associated Press
Asia Minor
Goudas
Stratigos
Automobile overturn injures four on Greensboro boulevard
Four negroes escaped serious injury when the car they rode in overturned on Greensboro boulevard just beyond the new Methodist Protestant college. The vehicle swerved downhill and the driver lost control, pinning several occupants briefly beneath the wreck. Two women were among the party with homes not learned.
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Greensboro
New Methodist Protestant College
G O P Leaders Plan A Program For Senate Legislation
Republican senate leaders moved toward a definite legislative program focused on farm credit and possibly railroad measures. Western senators shared a tentative plan with Senator Lodge as a formal conference of all Republicans was set for later in the week to decide priorities. The leadership question remained unsettled.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Earth Tremors Cause Damage Across Midwestern States
Reports from St. Louis today describe earth tremors of moderate intensity that struck eastern Missouri southern Illinois western Indiana and northwestern Kentucky last night. Buildings shuddered chimneys fell from homes windows shattered and china ware toppled as residents fled in fear.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Ufno
Indiana
Kentucky
Crab Apple Bloom Shown With Blossoms in Sunbury
Crab apple blossoms full bloom shown in Sunbury Pennsylvania by C W Nagin who notes arbittag and dandelion blossoms also in bloom during May display.
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Sunbury
C. W. Nagin
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