France's Briand appoints new cabinet amid unsettled follow-up
National Advertising Representatives Frost Landis and Kohn Brunswick Building 250 Park Ave New York People's Gas Building Michigan Boulevard Chicago Saturday November 28 1925 Briand has chosen a new cabinet but it doesn't follow that France has.
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Judge Stack Marries Boyhood Sweetheart in Notable Ceremony
In a surprising personal note, Judge A. M. Stack wed his longtime sweetheart, a union seen as a cautious step after years of public life. The event stands out as a rare, high profile marriage in recent times.
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A. M. Stack
Thanksgiving hunt draws mixed crowd of youths and elders
A Thanksgiving hunting bag was described as containing several youngsters alongside the usual older men, highlighting a broad age mix in the hunt.
Street crime profits rival store robberies in some areas
A High Point citizen observes that mugging on the street yields similar profits to stealing from shops in certain places, highlighting safety and crime concerns in the community.
Mitchell Court Martial Highlights Army Warlike Elements
A Mitchell court martial trial reveals that certain army elements exhibit warlike tendencies, underscoring concerns about discipline, conduct, and potential risks to military integrity. The proceedings spotlight accountability within ranks and provoke broader debate on military ethics and reforms.
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Mitchell
Pinchot Moves to End Coal Strike Wait for Neighbor Help
Pinchot apparently has decided he has waited long enough for his neighbors to pitch in and help with the coal strike. The statement signals growing pressure for action as the coal crisis persists and the public seeks resolution.
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Pinchot
North Carolina Laws Protect Game But Hunters Left Exposed
The article notes state laws shield game animals effectively yet hunters lack similar protections. It discusses gaps in safety for people pursuing game, highlighting concerns about hunter safety measures and potential need for revised regulations.
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North Carolina
Pa Ferguson Wins Texas Gubernatorial Race
Citizens in Texas elected Ma Ferguson backing Pa Ferguson and chose a governor aligned with their political era. The outcome reflected support for the Ferguson political family and their stance in state leadership.
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Texas
Pa Ferguson
Sunday sports notes and quotes from North Carolina and Chicago
An analysis notes public payroll impact for a North Carolinian amid wartime economy. It recalls Red Grange earning about $20 000 for his first professional game. The piece reflects on modern specialization and a Chicago gang using explosions at a rate of $200 per attack.
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Chicago
Women hold up South Dakota bank in bold daytime theft
Two women rob a South Dakota bank in a daring daytime heist. The crime highlights shifting roles in law enforcement and crime, as the act gains notoriety for its audacity and the public reaction to female-led bank robbery.
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South Dakota
Gerald Chapman Defends Self in Court Brief
Gerald Chapman prepares a brief in his own case showing he acts as his own counsel. The remark implies he rejects the adage about a fool for a client when self representation is involved.
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Gerald Chapman
North Carolina Superintendent Endorses Women Smoking Debate
Superintendent Allen of North Carolina schools gives his own quotation on women smoking in public, arguing his stance is more sincere than political posturing.
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Allen
North Carolina
Republicans Hopeful as Florida Stays Secure
A political note argues the Republican party aims to win Florida where opponents are entrenched, suggesting strong partisan dynamics and regional influence in the state.
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Florida
Gentlemen Deflect Allegations as Southern Women Smoke
Southern educators deny claims that southern women students smoke, while a chivalrous gentleman notes such gossip is forgivable.
Washington Awaits Dawes Return Amid Shock Absorbers
Report notes Washington awaits the shock of Dawes return while old Washington remains equipped with shock absorbers.
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Washington
Dawes
Chinese smuggling rises as migrants switch habitats
Report notes Chinese nationals smuggled into the country at about $1,100 each. Observers suggest some migrants believe relocating offers a notable advantage, reflecting a trend in changing living areas to evade detection.
Journal calls for action on Pullman surcharge order
The Raleigh Times reports the Winston-Salem Journal urges the Corporation Commission to act promptly against the Interstate Commerce Commission directive enforcing Pullman surcharges in North Carolina. The Journal notes the main objection is that the state has limited power to countermand the order.
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Winston-Salem Journal
Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Carolina
Women and smoking on college campuses debate heats up
The article surveys North Carolina and southern women's colleges about smoking. It cites deans and administrators denying a problem while Raleigh stores report many students smoking with help from male companions. Supporters note Bryn Mawr's dorm room for smokers and urge recognition of women's smoking as a social shift.
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Greeneboro
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Germany Accepts Locarno Pact and Seeks Peace
The piece notes Germany’s shift from force to diplomacy, accepting Locarno as national law and signaling intent to live at peace with neighbors. It observes German efficiency and adaptability, warning that acceptance may be hopeful to some and a competitive menace to others.
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Germany
Durham Man and His Secret Bluff Trial
A Durham man advertised the secret of success in 35 words for a dollar and was charged with mail fraud after receiving demand letters. A Raleigh judge and jury found him not guilty, ruling his bluff aligned with what he offered. The court noted the stiff upper lip idea came from Sarah Bernhardt and criticized no one.
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United States
Raleigh
Durham
Sarah Bernhardt
The Price of Discovery and the Secret of Success
The speaker mocks a man who sells a discovery for a dollar a dose and notes that juries rarely reward such pricing. The Durham fellow is likened to purveyors of “the secret of success” in bound volumes, questioned for keeping prices low and selling a capsule prescription.
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Durham
The Struggle for Importance Across Time
By John Blake explores how the urge to be important drives wars since 1914 and even biblical events. It argues that ambition, whether seen as noble or vanity, is a universal impulse pushing individuals and nations to seek distinction beyond the ordinary.
The Instinct to Be Important and Social Display
A reflective piece on the urge for status, tracing it to a designed human drive to rise above others. It contrasts elderly widows boasting of wealth and car culture with prosperous men flaunting golf scores and stock winnings, illustrating how people seek admiration through success.
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Stock Exchange
Mars
Boasting and truth tellers urge useful lives
The passage argues that people praise those who succeed and boast about their achievements. Boasting can inspire others to strive for worthy acts, yet people eventually recognize real value. Everyone aims to be useful, and usefulness is humanity’s true mission on earth.
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Bell Syndicate
Editorial on Christian Science sparks reader request
Emily Johnson Jones of the Christian Science Committee on Publication encloses an Iowa editorial to be printed in Asheville readers. She cites false statements by an evangelist at local meetings and urges publication for public interest.
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the Enterprise
Iowa
Emily Johnson Jones
Perry ministers confront Christian Science in service
The Perry Iowa ministers last Sunday debated Christian Science while the Evening Free Press favors impartiality. Readers hear how Christian Science heals minds and bodies, attracts adherents, and challenges clergy to understand its doctrine without attacking it.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Evening Free Press
Mrs. Eddy
Perry
Pinchot Pushes Forward on Anthracite Settlement Plan
Governor Pinchot decides to press ahead with a settlement proposal for the anthracite suspension, meeting with miners and UMW leader John L. Lewis in Harrisburg. An open 2:30 p.m. session would include a Scranton mediation committee, despite operators declining to attend. The report also notes a church warden death at Westminster and a faulty weather-driven market context in Lancashire.
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Pinchot
W. W. Inglis
Major Inglis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Scranton Chamber of Commerce
City
High Point Evangelistic Club Plans Sunday Revival Meetings
The Men's Christian Evangelistic club met at the Y M C A with new president W B McEwen presiding. They schedule two commune revivals next week at First Methodist Protestant and Welch Memorial churches and enlist Gospel teams and Our Gang members to lead services inviting all High Point residents.
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Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
High Point
Hartley
Gospel Teams
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Thousands pay homage to Dowager Queen Alexandra at Westminster
London crowds file past the coffin in Westminster Abbey as the Dowager Queen Alexandra is laid to rest beside King Edward VII. About 70 000 had passed by midnight with the Abbey reopening for an hour to admit more mourners. Three deaths are linked to the mourning events.
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Alexandra
Westminster Abbey
Edward VII
St. Georges Chapel
Windsor
William Pryke
Mondon
Alexandra Rest in Royal Tomb at Windsor
England's Queen Mother laid to rest among kings at Windsor in St. George's chapel after a private committal. The royal family attended as crowds gathered to view the cloister and flowers from around the world surround the sarcophagus beside Edward VII.
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Victoria
Cotton Opens Steady as Liverpool Supports Market Decline
New York November 28 The cotton market opened steady today with a decline of 3 to 12 points. Liverpool's relatively steady showing and confirmation of yesterday's developments provide market support as traders await further cues.
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New York
Liverpool
Firemen to Serve Barbecue Supper Tonight
Firemen of the Southside No. 2 station will host a barbecue and chicken supper in the old Dutch lunch stand at the Y W C A building on East Commerce street. The meal begins at 4 o clock this afternoon and continues for several hours.
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Southside No. 2
East Commerce Street
Firefighters Promote Fundraiser Parade Tonight
Firemen led by John Roach promote a fundraising event with a parade through the city. Citizens and motorists are urged to attend as proceeds benefit the fire department.
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