Change in a Fiscal Year for Motor License Advanced
The Enterprise Bureau in Raleigh reports ongoing debate over moving North Carolina motor license issuance from midsummer to late fall. Proponents argue November start aligns with farmers’ schedules and cash flow, while reducing plate costs by extending validity to 18 months.
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the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Janary
Department of Revenue
Automobile License Division
All-Star Baseball Nine Unofficially Selected
Chicago reports an unofficial all star nine chosen by the Johnson trophy committee. George Burns is MVP and first base, Babe Ruth leads the outfield selections with unanimous votes, and the pane of selections includes Stanley Harris Joe Sewell Willie Kamm Johnny Mostil Leon Goslin Gordon Cochran and George Uhle.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
George Burns
Cleveland
Stanley Harris
Washington
Joe Sewell
Willie Kamm
Babe Ruth
New York
Johnny Mostil
Leon Goslin
Gordon Cochran
Philadelphia
George Uhle
Poultry market steady as receipts measured in cars and prices
Chicago market report shows poultry steady with receipts at 12 cars. Fowls bring 17 to 22 percent, springs 23, turkeys 30, roosters 18, ducks 23, geese 19. Industry stocks and various company percent figures follow in a dense list of names and values.
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Chicago
Community Emphasizes Play At City Schools
City school leaders and agencies promote outdoor activity and teamwork through supervised play. At South Main high school grounds and Grimes Street schools, soccer, volleyball, and tennis activity boosts physical fitness and sportsmanship among students across grades.
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South Main Street
Grimes Street
Ith
Roy Plummer
Albert McAnally
Don Barbee
Bill Carmichael
Lawrence Howard
Morris Ellis
Butter and eggs market notes from Chicago trade
Butter prices edge higher with receipts totaling 3 577 tubs including creamery extras and standards while eyes trade weaker amid 8 172 cases. Firsts and seconds show varied bids and prices in a brisk midweek market update.
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Chicago
Local Metals Prices Mixed Amid Quiet Trading
Copper and iron hold steady while tin eases after spot and futures quotes. Lead remains steady with spot at 800 and East St. Louis zinc quotes around 722 with futures 720. Antimony trades at 1275 in nearby markets.
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New York
East St. Louis
Wheat prices slide after initial rally and strike news
Wheat prices fell after a brief gain as Argentina crop prospects improved and British coal strike settlement looked unlikely. Prices started around unchanged to 3-8 cents higher before broadly declining, with corn and oats also easing and provisions showing firmness.
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Chicago
Argentina
New Orleans Cotton Prices Slip Early on Favorable Weather
First trades in the New Orleans cotton market show losses of 2 to 7 points after an easy opening. Favorable belt weather and fears of a large crop pull prices down to 12.29 for December 12.37 for January and 12.55 for March, 7 to 9 points under yesterday's close, before trade buying supported prices with later advances.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Foreign exchange quotas by country and bank bills
The report lists demand and cables rates for several nations including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Hungary Argentina Brazil Japan and Shanghai with figures in percent and cents for bills and exchanges. Montreal shows 100.1214.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Humania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
New York Cotton Opens Easier as Prices Slip
The New York cotton market opened easy with declines of 7 to 11 points by day’s end. Active contracts sold 10 to 12 points lower amid liquidation and southern hedging as Liverpool cables and government crop outlooks influenced trading. December through July contracts closed lower with modest recoveries from intraday lows.
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New York
Navy
Liverpool
Wall Street opens higher on broad stock gains
Stocks rise at the opening as yesterday's late covering extends with strong demand for Standard industrials and high grade rails. New York Central Norfolk and Western Louisville and Nashville Du Pont United States Steel and Hudson Motors post notable gains amid advancing local traction issues.
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Woooigr
Ansconda
Screcace
ROO
Cigeekan
Lehigh Valley
Louisville and Nash
Mockttuck
Lises Aber
Mid-Continent Pet
Marland Oil
Ye Mo
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pac
Pfd
Cccese
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
OGY
Auroticer
Pensylvania
Steel
Csec
BERK
Studebaker
Keeks
Texas & Pacific
Ceece
Asign Pac
United Drug
Armour of Ill
Chic
R. I
Pac
Pug
Dodge Bros
Pomlitorg Kes & Ene Foundation Co
General Electric, New
General Motors
Gulf States Steel Illinois Central
Int
Combustion Eng
Tel
Tel. Kresge
S.9
Sinclair Con. Oil
COL i Vicickca
ING
Conbeese
Ward Baking A
Willys-Overland
Gowen
Goaat Life i
Baldwin Loco
Balt
Ohio
Bethlehem Stl
California
Leath
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northwestern
Coudey LS Vie
Chrysler Corp
Wrocpots
TORAS
Northern
Paourion
San Hudson Motors
Harvester Int
Kansas City Southern Onnocole
Ban Ous Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Southern Hy Iiks Cecal Eee
Sy BM Ocks Ekcies
COX U. S. Steel
Westinghouse Elec
Secesa Dem
Woolworth
Ete
Eesawere
Wall Street
New York
Norfolk and Western
Louisville
Dupont
United States Steel
Hudson Motors
Services Held for Mrs Nannie White
Funeral services for Mrs Nannie Steed White wife of Earl L White were held at Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal church with Rev W K Harris and Rev J E Woosley presiding Burial followed in the church cemetery A large gathering of friends and relatives attended Flowerbearers were members of Mrs Whites Sunday school class Pallbearers were W L Mitchell Co W Redding G L Robbins J A Robbins R L M Blair and E C Blair
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Nannie Steed White
Earl L. White
Glenola
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
W. K. Harris
J. E. Woosley
Greensboro
Swinging Saw Artist to Play at Broadway
T. H. Barritt known as The singing saw musician and radio artist will appear at the Broadway Theatre Tuesday night at 7:30 and 9:30. He will perform on the steel saw, an act that made him famous. Many High Point residents with radios will recall hearing him on air.
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T. H. Barritt
KDKA
WLW
Broadway Theatre
High Point
Smith Dies After Prolonged Illness at Home
Zack F. Smith 45 died at 412 East Commerce Street after a five week illness. Born August 7, 1881 in Davidson County, he was son of Franklin and Irene Smith and brother of the late Charles F. Smith. Survived by wife Bertha Roach and five children, services Sunday at Emmanuel Lutheran Church at 2 30 with Rev. F L Conrad. Burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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Zack F. Smith
Commerce Street
Mr. Smith
Davidson County
Franklin
Irene Sheaf Smith
Charles F. Smith
Grace Lutheran Church
Winston- Salem
Smith
Tomlinson Manufacturing Company
Washington Camp
P. O
Bertha Roach
O. R. Beeson
Winifred Smith
William Smith
Lester Smith
Colon Smith
High Point
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. L. Conrad
Oakwood Cemetery
Overnight News Roundup Sparks Senate Shift and Local Tragedies
Associated Press reports Democratic gains push insurgent control in the Senate and challenge GOP dominance in the House. In New York two officers and two prisoners killed, four wounded during a jail escape attempt. Michigan miners feared 40 to 65 dead after a swamp collapse at an iron mine near Ishpeming. Buckner to seek retrial in December for Daugherty and Miller in New York. Senator Edge notes returns show wet ratification more than Democratic victory. Illinois Anti-Saloon League head Stafford cites Brennan defeat as a blow to wet strategy.
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Senator Edge
Washington
George B. Stafford
Illinois Anti-Saloon League
Brennan
Paradise Point developers tour NC site near Jacksonville
Paradise Point owners and developers including C. L. Amos M. J. Wrenn and W. D. Simmons returned to High Point after inspecting the New River property three miles from Jacksonville. They called the project a sportsman dream with hunting and fishing potential and predicted a future with many pleasure boats and extensive improvements.
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Paradise Point
New River
Jacksonville
North Carolina
High Point
W. D. Simmons
Simmons
P. H. Haskins
Mr. Simmons
New Bern
Wilmington
C. B. Mattocks
W. M. Dyer
Frank Simmons
C. L. Amos
M. J. Wrenn
H. A. Millis
J. H. Adams
William Simmons
J. E. Millis
O. A. Kirkman
J. P. Rawley
J. W. Wilson
C. D. Smith
L. R. Terry
John Richardson
C. A. Barber
Chas. F. Long
Cotton Finance Committee Studies Surplus Hold Plan
Raleigh reports the Cotton Finance Committee named by Governor McLean met to discuss methods to advise cotton growers that surplus crops may be held with help from the Cotton Finance Corporation of Greensboro, established for that purpose.
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Raleigh
Cotton Finance Committee
McLean
Cotton Finance Corporation of
Greensboro
Architect Praises Creelman Home Amid Fire Damage
J. Christ of Johnstown pa praised High Point s school system roads and Oak Hill school during his visit while a kitchen stove or furnace sparked a roof fire at F E Creelman s 901 North Main street damaging the roof and furniture. Creelman president of Southern Hardwood Lumber said insurance covers 25000 and the blaze was confined to the roof with firemen s rapid response keeping damage from spreading.
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High Point
J. . Christ
Johnstown
Christ
Miami
Florida
Oak Hill
Emerywood
North
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Mr. Christ
Claude Hussey
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Hussey
F. E. Creelman
North Main Street
Creelman
Southern Hardwood Lumber Company
Hall Mills murder trial witness details lane shooting
Ralph V. M. Gorsline, a vestryman and chief witness for the prosecution, testified about driving with Catherine Rastall to a lane near the murder site around ten o clock. He described lights out, four gunshots, a later moan, and his inability to identify any person or see injuries.
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Hall- Mills
Ralph V. M. Gorsline
Simpson
Gorsline
I. Irving Petit
Hall
Anna L. Hoag
Fast Orange
N. J
Early Breaking of Soil Favored for Better Crops
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports agricultural leaders stress early breaking of ground to improve moisture access and fertilizer use. Tests show dry season plowing yields better crops and higher financial returns, with soil sweetening and faster nutrient assimilation cited as key benefits.
McPherson Welcomes Trial On Conspiracy Charges
Aimee Semple McPherson, famed evangelist, welcomes her upcoming criminal conspiracy trial as a path to absolute vindication for herself and her mother, co defendant Minnie Kennedy. Judge Blake bound them to superior court after a preliminary hearing. The case centers on alleged efforts to manufacture evidence about a kidnapping and a Carmel cottage stay with Kenneth Ormiston.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Angelus Temple
Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff
Samuel R. Blake
Blake
W. S. Gilbert
Carmel
Calif
Kenneth G. Ormiston
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Carl Shelton
Virgil Carter
Earl Lambert
Irving Williams Orw
M. T. Hicks
O'Neal Long
IRW
G. Clinard
R. York
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Farris Grub
ILW
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James Sloop
Lewis Smith
Chas. Morton
CGR
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Lester Shelton
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Frank Hicks
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John Brown
Chicago Dairy
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Ociated Press
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Ishpeming
Michigan
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Daugherty and Miller
Lauds Creelman
J. S. Christ
DE Molay
National Endowment Fund
Ella Dallas
Henry Gurley
High Point Chapter
Edgar Hartley
R. K. Stewart
T. J. Gold
W. D. Brooks
C. E. Hayworth
Charles Hoertel
J. W. Jamison
C. E. Blake
J. P. Williamson
E. L. Briggs
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Order
Kansas City
Frank S. Land
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