Repentance Sermon Draws Large Wesley Memorial Audience
Rev. Burke Culpepper preached a soul stirring sermon on Repentance at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church last night. He defined repentance as practical and not merely emotional urging members to quit sin and serve God. He praised railroad workers for consistent character and told of a brave engineer who repented before a fatal wreck. Tonight he will continue his revival address.
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Rev. Culpepper
Elaine unrest widens as troops round up rebels near Elaine
Helena Arkansas October 4 officials indicate an insurgent group aims to spark a nationwide uprising. Reports say 4 to 6 negroes killed near Longbrook as machine gun squads and infantry move through canebrakes. Military authorities detain several negroes in Elaine and nearby towns while searches continue in Old Town. Meanwhile in Washington a union organizer testified that steel strike preparations showed signs of conspiracy with foreign workers expecting soviet style mill control.
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Washington
J. J. Degies
Newcastle
Senate
Hungary faces monarchy revival in Budapest posters
Posters call for all citizens to rally for a meeting of the national assembly to restore the monarchy. The piece notes it as Hungary’s first open monarchist display since last October and cites Soviet rule costs at 13 675 000 000 kronen.
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National Assembly
Hungary
Ty Cobb Still Leads Batsmen In Averages
Chicago Oct 4 Ty Cobb is still the leading batsman according to recently published averages. The Detroit out fielder posted a .381 batting mark in 124 games, one point under his 1918 record, giving him the American League batting title for the 13th time. He also ranked second in stolen bases and second in hits.
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Chicago
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Old Sol Beams on Fourth Game at Comiskey Park
Beautiful baseball weather greeted the fourth game of the world series at Comiskey Park in Chicago as the Cincinnati Reds faced the Chicago White Sox. The sun shone brilliantly two hours before first pitch, promising a clear day for the decisive matchup.
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Governor Cooper Accepts Greenwood Coroner’s Resignation
Columbia reports Governor Cooper has received the resignation of Deck Owen Greenwood County coroner. Owen, a Confederate veteran, plans to enter the State Confederate infirmary life.
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Cooper
Deck Owen
Greenwood County
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High Point Destined To Become City Of 50000
Culpepper writes to The Enterprise praising the High Point revival meeting at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. He predicts the city will reach at least fifty thousand population and commends local reporters for spreading the gospel and building town pride.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Burke Culpepper
High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist
President Wilson Improves as Specialists Summoned
President Wilson rests well after a night of improved condition. Two Philadelphia specialists were summoned for consultation with Drs Grayson Skitt and Ruffin as plans proceed for the labor conference on Monday. Secretary Wilson to appoint two women delegates and Tumulty replies to Podenberg about gifts in Europe.
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F. X. Dereum
George Deschewinitz
Philadelphia
Grayson
Skitt
Ruffin
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Prices for Butter Eggs and Sugar in City Market
A partial price list shows creamery butter eggs and sugar from leading High merchants. The Enterprise notes variances may exist and that the list reflects prices charged today for household use.
Clean Up Week Planned Across North Carolina
Next week clean up efforts span North Carolina with each community urged to improve sanitation. Ministers are asked to announce the drive from the pulpit while Mrs. H A White notes 35000 safety league members should participate to reduce fire hazards and lower insurance costs.
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North Carolina
H. A. White
Enterprise
Bishop Burch Urges Prayers for President Wilson
New York on October 4 Bishop Freet Charles F. Burch of the New York diocese announced that special prayers would be offered in all churches tomorrow for the speedy recovery of President Wilson.
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Freet Charles F. Burch
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wilson
Prayers For Wilson Observed In Philadelphia Synagogues
Prayers for the recovery of President Wilson were offered at services held in Jewish synagogues in Philadelphia on Atonement Day.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Navy Meets State College Today In Local Football Opener
Annapolis Oct 4 Navy will meet State College of North Carolina in the first football game of the local season. Navy's team has been whipped into shape in the last two weeks and the head coach reports the squad in as good condition as in past years.
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Anapolis
Navy
State College of North Carolina
Johnsons Body Taken Home
The body of Mayor James I. Johnson, who died at Hot Springs last night after a stroke, will reach Raleigh early Sunday morning. He had been in declining health for several months.
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Raleigh
James I. Johnson
Hot Springs
Another Held on Murder Charge in Nashville Case
Thomas Jenings, of a prominent Nashville family, was arrested on an accessory to murder charge in the Robin Cooper case. The warrant was sworn by Gabriel Hanson, a Memphis psycho-analytical detective. Jenings will reportedly be released on bond.
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Nashville
Thomas Jenings
Robin Cooper
Gabriel Hanson
Memphis
Race Trouble Eases After Federal Troops Restore Calm
Elaine Arkansas residents breathe easier as reports from districts with federal soldiers on duty come in reassuring. The town had faced a disturbance earlier in the week and now calm returns.
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Ark
Republicans Plan Action On Shantung Amendments Next Week
Washington republicans during a recess hold informal talks on the peace treaty. They scheduled six Shantung amendments to be taken up Monday and expressed confidence in their disposition next week.
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Washington
Senate
Rutgers and UOC Meet in New Brunswick Today
Rutgers football returns 1907 star Garrett to back field and Gardner to tackle for the North Carolina game in New Brunswick. The match marks the first appearance of southern teams in the city, boosting the scarlet elevens strength.
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Rutgers
North Carolina
Scarlet Eleven
Garrett
Gardner
Blockade lifted against Fiume reported by local paper
Rome reports the blockade of Fiume is to be lifted with orders to allow mail and food into the city. The military blockade against soldiers and civilians entering Fiume remains enforced after government discussions on a protest from the Fiume national council.
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Belgium Breaks with Dutchy of Luxemburg
Brussels reports Belgium breaks off economic talks with Luxemburg after Luxembourg referendum. France becomes financial ally, Belgian minister in Luxemburg recalled.
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Luxemburg
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France
Dead skipper's father seeks justice for murder of captain
Captain Robert E. Corkum, 23, of Nova Scotia, was shot aboard the William H. Summer near Topsail Inlet on September 7. Rufus Corkum, his father, appeals for punishment of the killer and offers to spend all he has to bring those responsible to justice.
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William H. Summer
Topsail Inlet
New Hanover County
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Nova Scotia
Rufus Corkum
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Dispatcher halts express to expedite medicine for President
Boston report says John Purcell a mail dispatcher at South station risked injury by stopping the federal express to Washington to speed a package of medicine for President Wilson last night.
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John Purcell
South Station
Federal Express
Washington
Wilson
Bridge work begins at Lockhart for new steel span
Chester South Carolina reports work starting at Lockhart to erect a coffer dam and perform preparatory steps for a new steel bridge. Authorities note construction has started and outline the damming and piling tasks to follow this season.
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Chester
S. C
Lockhart
George White Returns to City from Durham
George White has returned to the city from Durham, marking a notable homeward move. He is welcomed by local residents and expected to resume his duties and community engagements.
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George White
King Albert Flies Over New York in Navy Hydoplane
King Albert flies over New York in a navy hydroplane piloted by Lieutenant Commander Hasner. On landing the king called the spectacle grand and enthusiastically praised the display.
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King Albert
New York
Hasner
Rioting at Universal Portland Cement plant ends with arrests
In India Arbor Indiana on October 4 rioting broke out at the Universal Portland Cement plant as two armed African American men opened fire during a picket clash. The two suspects were arrested and jailed while about 25 other workers fled into nearby woods after confrontations with striking workers.
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Ind
Universal Portland Cement Plant
Three Names In One Day In Lancaster
Lancaster girl undergoes three name changes in one day. In the morning she was Mrs Josephanna, at noon the court restored her to Miss Blanche Wright, and in the afternoon she became Mrs Norbet Getz.
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Blanche Wright
Norbet Getz
Committee Named To Report On New Hotel For The City
At a High Point meeting of manufacturers and business men $3100 was subscribed for South Atlantic Export. The chamber of commerce secretary was authorized to seek $16000 more so High Point can gain a director in the association. A hotel inquiry panel was named: Frank Wineskie and others will report in 18 days to the general committee.
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Generate
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CF. Tomlinson
F. N. Tate
BR. T. Amos
OM Pickett
J. D. Cox
M. J Wrenn
A S. Caldwell
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SH. Tomlinson
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