National Guards Hold Supper Meet at High Point Armory
Commissioned and non commissioned officers of Battery E 252nd Coast Artillery were entertained at a supper meeting at the High Point armory. The event began at 6 30 and featured self prepared meals and a social gathering among guardsmen from this city.
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252Nd Coast Artillery
High Point
Harvard Offers Free Real Estate Course At Harvard
Harvard graduate school of business administration will offer a free course for business and professional men on real estate fundamentals this year. The program is funded by the will of the late George H Leatherbee in Cambridge Massachusetts through the university.
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Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
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Prohibition cases hear rulings in municipal court
Judge Teague dismissed jurors after praise for service as he warned Tom Draughn to quit selling liquor or face six months in jail. Draughn, on crutches, was found guilty and unable to pay 17 dollars, while his son Elmer was acquitted. Annie Thompson received 35 dollar fine with six months suspended. Other defendants included Rachel Holland, Jim Carter, Brice English, and Richard Townsend facing various penalties.
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Inquest Continues With Key Contradiction At Inquest
Dr McAuliffe testified a man with head injuries from Collings would be unable to speak normally and lose consciousness quickly. Assistant Attorney Alexander Blue called today’s session a very important contradiction between the expert opinion and the inquest findings.
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Five Ladies Not Laddies and Mrs Collings Case Details
Recalled testimony contrasts Mrs Collings account with McAuliffe about a fatal blow and drowning. Prosecution doubts Florida suspects aid in solving the mystery. Mrs Collings visited them. source notes Mahatma Gandhi urging independence, willing to shed blood for freedom if needed.
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Collings
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Mahatma
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High Point Police Capture Two Negroes And Wet Shirts
Local officers seized two suspicious men and six shirts during a raid last night. The men were charged with larceny and jailed. Shirts vary in sizes 14 and 15 for men and boys, all still wet. Police urge owners to claim lost items at headquarters.
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High Point Police
Gandhi Visit Colorful Arrival Noted With Flowers
Fruit continues from page one describing English women in homespun dresses and Hindu girls with jeweled shawls. Flowers surround Mr Gandhi’s table as Miss Madeline Slade admires a red dahlia among white chrysanthemums.
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No Bull Fights In New Mexico Says Governor Seligman
Governor Arthur Seligman of New Mexico state reiterates there will be no bull fights in the state despite protests. He warned he might call out National Guard to prevent a proposed contest at a fiesta in Socorro. Thousands of telegrams protesting the event poured in from across the United States.
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Arthur Seligman
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Beloved Level Cross Woman Emma Crawford Stanton Dies at 68
Emma Crawford Stanton 68, wife of G Elwood Stanton and a prominent Level Cross resident, died at home after five months illness. Born January 25 1863, she taught in Randolph and Guilford counties, married at Stanton home, and was an Ebenezer Methodist member. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs H N Hackett and Mrs Earl Benbow a son C E Stanton a sister two brothers six grandchildren and many local connections. Body at Yows funeral home then home Saturday. funeral at Center Friends church Randolph county Sunday at 11 a.m.
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John Crawford
Bear Springs
Tenn
Grace
D. A. Stanton
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Ebenezer Church Ministers Lead Funeral Rites
County service conducted by Rev. A. G. Newland and Rev. Mr. Kelly of Ebenezer M. E. Church. Interment scheduled in the family plot at the church cemetery.
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Plans for Langley class and new warships under London treaty
The article outlines plans to build the Langley experimental carrier and four 14 000 ton ships at 25 million dollars each, plus 10 light cruisers totaling 70 500 tons with 73 000 tons remaining. It discusses options for flying deck vessels 10 000 ton each or 7 000 ton ships, costs ranging 15–20 million, destroyer needs and obsolescence timelines, and a 4.5 million dollar cost to construct a 1 500 ton destroyer.
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