Bouillon predicts progress at Mudania talks with Kemal
The Associated Press reports Oct 3 that allied and Turkish nationalist commanders will discuss only military matters at Mudania. Bouillon says political issues will wait until a later meeting and cites demarkation of a neutral zone near the Dardanelles and Ismid and Thrace evacuation as key topics. He expresses optimism for an amicable agreement.
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Constantinople
Mudania
Henri Franklin Bouillon
Smyrna
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Mags
Dardanelles
Islnid
Thrace
Taxes That Total Ullion Involved In Court Hearing
Supreme court arguments touch stock shares taxation worth up to a million dollars. Senator Person presses for watts order while Col Watts resists. North Carolina politics loom as election season nears. Johnston County reports indicate leadership battles in the next General Assembly. Community notes: Salisbury to host state farmers convention December 5. Maxwell and rate attorneys head to Asheville for southeastern rate hearing.
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Person
Col. A. D. Watts
Col. Watts
State Board of Equalization
Senator Person
Clark
Nat Townsend
Harnett
Judge Clark
Townsend
Prsident
R. W. H. Stone
State Farmers’ Union
Salisbury
Stone
Union
A. J. Maxwell
W. G. Womble
Asheville
Mountain City
Atlanta
J. B.eastman
Maxwell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dave Norwood
Raleigh
Norwood
Bertie County
Windsor
Masonic Lodge
Frank Win
Giants and Yankees Gear Up for World Series Opener
New York fans pack the city as the Giants and Yankees prepare for a seven game World Series opening tomorrow. Babe Ruth tickets sell out, 500 reporters arrive, and managers McGraw and Huggins hedge on victory while Bush recovers from a foot bruise and Nehf and Scott vie for the first pitch.
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New York
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Giants
Babe Ruth
United States
Canada
John McGraw
Miller Huggins
Joe Bush
Huggins
Yankee
Art Nehf
McGraw
John Scott
Georgia Woman Named to Succeed Sen Watson
Mrs. W H Felton of Cartersville Ga was named by Governor Hardwick to fill the late Senator Thomas F Watsons seat marking the first woman chosen for the U S Senate. The move comes as Hardwick also announced his own candidacy with a primary set for October 7.
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Mrs. Felton
Georgia
Sen. Watson
Associated
PRISS
Atlanta
W. H. Felton
Cartersville
United States Senate
Hardwick
Thomas F. Watson
Watson
Felton
Senate
Washington
Hoke Smith
Thomas E Watson
North Carolina
Banquet Honors City School Faculty At Sheraton
One hundred twenty five guests gathered at the Sheraton last night for a reception and banquet honoring city school teachers. Mayors, ministers, and club representatives spoke warmly of service to education as Principal L. R. Johnston and Superintendent Weaver Marr urged continued civic backing and sacrifice for the schools.
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Sheraton Hotel
C. ¥. Tomlinson
High Point
Tomlinson
L. R. Johnston
High Point High School
Elit
Chia
Weaver Marr
Govichowsuip
Wsothv
Uge O
Marr
Kiwanis
Wootay
Cilvican
Sevice
John W. Hedrick
Samuel Haworth
Ministerial Association
Fred N. Tate
Chamber of Commercce
Alvin Parker
Commercial Club
H .B. Hiatt
The
Rotarians
Thomas Gold
Kiwanis Club
Horace Haworth
Civitans
Clara Cox
Vivian Matson
Owen Smith
Woman's Club
Clara Boyd
Musical Art Club
W. A. Cope
Elm Street
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ernest Shipman
South Main
Parent-Teachers’ Organization
J. E. Laniéer
Emma _ Blair association
Will Jones
C. Dunbar
S. L. Davis
Turkish Cavalry Withdraws From Chanak Front
Constantinople Oct 3 The Turkish cavalry retires from its advanced position in the Chanak area reducing risk of conflict. Messages from the Dardanelles call the withdrawal slight and tied to word that the Mudanj conference is in session. Turks remain within the neutral zone.
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Constantinople
Chanak
Dardanelles
Judge promises action to curb bad check epidemic
Greensboro reports Judge David H. Collins in municipal court announced plans to break up an epidemic of bad checks. He noted a firm recently cashed three checks bearing illegible signatures including KE. MUARK, Who’s Who, and Ketchme U Kann.
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Greensboro
David H. Collins
Muark
Hog herd losses hit 33 of 36 fatteners in cholera outbreak
WilsonOctober 3. S J Witson an extensive hog breeder lost 33 of 36 fattening hogs in one day last week. Among the dead were three brood sows bought for 150. Cholera struck the herd.
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Wilson
S. J. Witson
Decline Forecast in Year's Cotton Production
Washington reports a 44 thousand bale drop in September prospects. The Agriculture Department forecasts 10 135 000 bales, down 7.0 points from August 25 to September 25. Virginia 63 percent and 220 thousand bales. North Carolina 59 and 730. South Carolina 38 and 620.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Fire destroys gin and warehouse in Asheville
Fire at the Asheville Mattress Co. depot section destroyed 15 bales of cotton and the cotton gin. Firemen gained control but the loss is estimated at 10000 dollars.
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Asheville
Asheville Mattress Co
Nell Barker Taken to Baltimore for Ear Condition
Miss Nell Barker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max L Barker has been moved to Baltimore for treatment of a serious ear condition. Her condition is listed as critical.
Fire Damages Home in Hertford Street District
A Sawalf Fire damaged a residence on Wrubb Street yesterday morning. The building at 38 Hertford Avenue was occupied by John Caddy and owned by William Mardre. Insurance partially covered the loss estimated at about $500.
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Sawalf
Hertford
Wrubb Street
John Caddy
William Mardre
Railroad Way Men Hope For Increase By the Labor Board
Four hundred thousand maintenance of way workers awaited the U S railway labor board ruling on their wage appeal. The decision suggested a possible minimum scale rise from 23 to 35 cents an hour, though the scope remained unclear.
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Railroad Way
Labor Board
Chicago
U. S. Railway Labor Board
Conductors and Trainmen Weigh New Rural Agreement
Rural railroad workers evaluate a proposed agreement as favorable. The nationwide action includes conductors and trainmen unions weighing terms and potential impacts on wages and working conditions. Union officials emphasize benefits while noting unsettled details.
Disputes Withdrawn Under New Rail Agreement
An agreement signed in Chicago on October 3 by representatives of about nine railroads and subsidiaries and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors preserves existing pay and hours. It runs until October 21, 1923 and removes all disputes pending before the United States Railway Labor Board. W G Lea and W G Shepherd signed for their respective unions.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Order of Railway Conduc
W. G. Lea
W. G. Shepherd
United Pirates Railway, Labor Board
Local Doctor Not Expected to Live
Dr. HH W M Cain a well known local physician remained critically ill at High Point hospital with little hope of recovery. At 2:30 pm Dr J T Burrus stated his condition was hopeless. Dr McCann has suffered a neck carbuncle and has been in a precarious condition for several days.
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W. M.cain
High Point Hospital
J. T. Burrus
McCann
Cotton Market Shows Advances on Government Ginnings
New York traders viewed the government ginning figure of 3,885,006 bales as bullish and bought for Wall Street and trade accounts. Local sellers from the South and New Orleans offered, but demand absorbed supplies, with December and January futures up about 80 points in the first half hour as prices opened firmer.
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New York
Wall — Street
South
New Orleans
Train Collision Near Knightdale Injures Crews
Engine L388 running light and Norfolk and Western passenger No 38 collided head on two miles west of Knightdale at about 7 30 this morning injuring engine crew members slightly. No passengers were hurt.
Barrett Forfeits $500 Bond in Contempt Case
Salisbury, Oct 3. F Barrett, former president of the State Federation of Labor, forfeited a $500 bond in county court for failing to appear on two charges carrying a concealed weapon and being drunk and disorderly. The cases, continued twice, were set for Rowan County Court on October 14 by Judge Farr. The matter stems from Barrett’s visit during the railroad shopmen strike.
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Salisbury
F. Barrett
State Federaton of Labor
Farr
Rowan County
Revival Meeting Planned at First Baptist Church
Salisbury October 3 revival services at the First Baptist church will begin this week led by Rev. R. E. Neighbor former pastor of First church Elyria New York.
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Salisbury
First Baptist Church
R. E. Neighbor
Elyria
N. Y
First Church
Uncle Joe Cannon Rides Old National Pike Home
The Washington veteran legislator Joseph Cannon starts a journey from the Capitol to Danville Illinois following the old National Turnpike his parents took 83 years ago. He travels with chauffeur Lester Morris declining offers of a new car and plans stops in Cumberland Maryland Wheeling West Virginia Columbus Indiana and Indianapolis before arriving in Danville Saturday.
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Washington
Joe” Cannon
Danville
Guilford County
North Carolina
Capitol
Lester Morris
Wheeling
West Va
Columbus, O
Indianapolis
Unpardoning Sin Theme Draws Capacity Audience
Evangelist Dr. Luther Bridgers preached at Wesley Memorial church on the topic The Un pardonable Sin. He defined the sin as lying to the Holy Ghost and misattributing God’s work to the devil while urging reverence for the Holy Ghost as a person. Additional sermons and a farewell gathering were planned as the revival in High Point concluded.
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Luther Bridgers
Wesley Memorial Church
Bridgers
Amos Hosiery
High Point
Cotton figures show increase in ginnings
Census Bureau reports up to Sept 25 total cotton ginned reach 3,830,006 bales this year, with 76,165 round bales counted as half, plus 1,660 American Egyptian and 962 Sea Island bales, compared with 2,929,292 bales last year. North Carolina and South Carolina show higher volumes this year than last year.
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Washington
Sea Island
North Carolina
South Carolina
New Rubber Mill to Rise Near Seaboard Station
Chester South Carolina reports W. O. Guy will build a modern roller mill near the Seaboard Air Line station with 25 barrel capacity. Construction aims for operation in November.
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Chester
S. C
W. O. Guy
Seaboard Air Line Railway Station
Baseball Matinee Tomorrow At High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise invites patrons to a matinee during the world series between the Yankees and Giants. Reports will be read from the northside window beginning at 3 pm with play-by-play via Associated Press leased wire and complete home edition coverage 14 hours earlier than the morning edition.
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High Point Enterprise
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Associated Press
Enterprise
Local Citizen Donates 1000 to New High Point Church
M. J. Wrenn, a prominent resident, contributed 1000 to the First Methodist Protestant church building fund amid ongoing efforts to raise 60000 via pledges. Wrenn's gift crosses denominational lines, reflecting broad community support alongside a separate donation from C. E. Hayworth. Daily pledges from outsiders are anticipated to speed the edifice’s completion.
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High Point
Scnitline
M. J. Wrenn
First Methodist Protestant Church
Wrenn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Classes Start at Elm Street Emma Blair Schools
The Elm Street and Emma Blair schools opened this morning for the first time since Monday. Classes also are operating at the Leonard street Negro school. Main street and Crimes street schools have not opened yet but may by near Monday.
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Elm Street
Emma Blair
Leonard Street
Main Street
Crimes Street
W. M. Marr
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