High Point Men Named by Society
Greensboro November 6 The Western District Medical society chose High Point as the 1927 convention city and elected all three officers from High Point officials. D W C Ashworth of Greensboro presided with 150 members present as Mayor Jeffress welcomed the group.
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Greensboro
Wighth District Medical Society
High Point
Furniture City
D. W. C. Ashworth
I. Harding Hughes
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
E. B Jeffress
Jeffress
Guilford
R. M. Buie
Ashworth
J. T. Burrus
W. C. Jackson
Dr. Taylor
Tankersly
Harry Brockman
Brockman
Escapee Cunningham Believed Seen in Savannah
Charlotte and Mecklenburg county authorities pursue J. L. Cunningham who escaped from jail a week ago. He is thought to be in Savannah as officers intensify the search.
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Charlotth
J. L. Cunningham
Mecklenburg County
Savannah
College Attendance For Local High School Graduates
Ninety three graduates from Winston-Salem high school will attend college this June announcement states. The move reflects ongoing efforts to advance education and higher learning opportunities for local youth.
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Winston-Salem
Market Reports Chicago Poultry Prices and Receipts
Market reports from Chicago dated November 6 note alive poultry steady with receipts of 7 cars. Fowls 17 2216, springs 23, turkeys 35, roosters 18, ducks 23, geese 20. Additional figures show percentages for beekeeping and other items, though some values are garbled.
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Chicago
Market summary of base metals on New York trading floor
Copper dull and steady with spot and futures quoted around 13 14 cents, tin easy with spot near 6960 and January at 6500, iron steady, lead steady, zinc easy with East St Louis quotes 715 to 720, antimony spot 1275.
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Cossi
Balwin Loco
Coreevenes
Bal
Bethbelhem
California
Cent
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake and Ohio
St. Pati
Northwestern
Chile
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
Colorado
Crucible Steel
Davidson Chemical
Dodge Bros. Ae
du Pont de Nem
Electric
Erie Railroad
Famous Players
Fisk Rubber
eAl6 Foundation
Freeport-Texas
General Asphalt
Boemt
General Electric
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General Motors
Gulf States Steel
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central Ee
Combustion Eng
Harvester
Mer
Mar
Pfd
Eeeevesslad
Nickel
Inter
Tel & Tel
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Cop
Kresga
Lago Oil
Lehigh Valley Ff
Louisville & Nash Ewe
Mack Truck
Marland Qoil
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pac Eee
Northern Pacific
Pacific Oil
Packard Motor Car
New York
Pan-Am Pet
Pennsylvania
Pierce-Arrow
Mark
Radio Corp
Reading We
Frisco
Rep. Sr. & Steelsee
St. L
San Fran
Uni- Seaboard Air Line
Ted Drug
American Zinc
Sears Roebuck
Southern Dairies
Southern Pacific
Atchison
East St. Louis
Wheat Prices Slip in Chicago Market Amid Liverpool Drops
Chicago wheat opened 5 to 13-8 lower as Liverpool quotes triggered an early setback. Corn, oats and provisions also weakened with corn down 1-4 to 5-8, then hovering near initial figures.
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Chicago
Liverpool
New York Cotton Futures End Slightly Lower
Cotton futures closed steady with a small decline from the prior session. Trading showed Dec and Jan in the low 12.20s to mid 12.30s while May and July hovered near 12.80 to 13.05 per hundredweight. Opening prices ranged from 12.18 to 13.03.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Opens Quiet as Prices Waver
The New Orleans cotton market opens steady with good belt weather and a private estimate of 18,324,000 bales. Liverpool cables improve, early trades show losses of 2 to 8 points, December 1226, January 1238, March 1260, then recover some losses by midmorning.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Elma crew tied to bath tub liquor party and hijacking
Indictments in New York accuse Elma crew members of conspiring to violate federal prohibition and tariff acts and of piracy on the high seas. The Manning crew reported noise aboard the Elma near Norfolk as officers found 14 crew members drinking, shouting, and dancing after looting whiskey from locked holds. Some crew members arrested in Wilmington were released or sent to New York for federal proceedings.
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Wilmington
New York City
Coast Guard
Manning
Norfolk
Elma
New York
District
North Carolina
Wilming
Ward Basie
Snesc
Westinghouse Elec
Willys-Overland
S.d
United States Custom House
I. M. Meekins
Federal District Court
Wilmington News Dispatch
Walter Wieder
John Gould
Cliff C. Kinder
Cecil Kinder
Robert Anderson
Morris Borden
William Gordon
William Melden
Thomas Murray
William Duffy
Steve Dictus
H. C. Farrington
Mark J. Pfaff
Steven Fallon
Thomas Fallon
Ernest Hanson
Lea McMillan
Russell Hodges
John Korontine
Mrs C E Earle Dies At Her Home At 61
Mrs C E Earle age 61 wife of Dr Earle died at 305 Louise avenue this afternoon at 1 o clock after weeks of illness. She is survived by her husband three sons T B Earle E Earle Jr of High Point and J B Earle of Greensboro two daughters Mrs O S Connelly of Morganton and Pauline Earle of this city brother J M Warren of Atlanta Ga Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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C. E. Earle
Dr. Earle
Louise Avenue
T. B. Earle
E. Earle, Jr
High Point
J. B. Earle
Greensboro
O. S. Connelly
Morganton
N. C
Pauline Earle
Atlanta, Ga
Charleston and Philadelphia Direct Water Service Initiated
Direct steamship service between Charleston and Philadelphia begins November 26 with the Oritani. One sailing weekly until December 14, then semi weekly. J F Schumacher of Inter-ocean Steamship Corp announces the new line.
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Charleston
S. C
Philadelphia
Oritani
J. F. Schumacher
Inter-ocean Steamship Corporation of Philadelphia
Poor Lights on Autos Up in Arms in Three Cities
Greensboro Enterprise Bureau reports bus drivers on High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem routes complain drivers neglect vehicle lights at night. They urge Raleigh authorities to tighten enforcement after near misses and multiple cars with one or no lights within city limits. Camel City Bus Lines driver G E Lanier cites ten percent of motorists breaking the light law and recounts frequent near collisions.
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Greensboro Enterprise Bureau
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
G. E. Lanier
Camel City
Holland Confederate veteran dies suddenly in Mount Holly
Captain W. F. Holland aged 75 died suddenly here from heart trouble. A Confederate veteran, he established Gastonia County’s first printing plant and had lived in Mount Holly many years. He is survived by five sons L P Holland of Shelby John J W F Jr and Ralph Holland all of Mount Holly and three daughters Mrs Violet Detter and others.
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Mount Holly
Navy
W. F. Holland
Holland
Gastonia County
L. P Holland
Shelby
John
J. J
Ralph Holland
Violet Detter
Missed Emma and Edith. Holland of Mount Holly.
Funeral services will be held Sunday for Emma Holland and Edith Holland of Mount Holly, as neighbors and relatives prepare to say goodbye. The two sisters are remembered for community involvement and family ties in the area.
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Emma
Edith
Holland
Mount Holly
Winter season expected to be biggest in years at Pinehurst
The Pinehurst winter season opens with indications of a record run. Two golf courses are complete with two more due this month, and the 22nd autumn tournament is underway. Sixteen major tournaments follow, ending in April with the North and South championship. The tennis program starts November 8 with the third annual event.
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Pinehurst
State-Wide Cotton Conference Called by EC Chamber
The Eastern Carolina Chamber of Commerce calls a state-wide cotton conference for today in Wilson at the Wilson County courthouse. Governor McLean and the cotton committee are invited to attend the session.
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Kinston
INS
Eastern Carolina Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Wilson County
McLean
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Charleston and
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Tomatoes
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Barber
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Barbee
American Land Company
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