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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1931
Page
2
Raleigh dispatch notes that political speculation centers on Josephus Daniels seeking the Democratic nomination for governor. A mix of supporters and skeptics exists, with insiders noting letters to backers and shifts in opinion. Grissom, already a GOP candidate, predicted Daniels’ entry, and recent signs seem to support that forecast.
Rumors swirl that Daniels may seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, with Republican interest in his candidacy seen as potential to fracture the party. Friends cite pressure from tax relief groups and Mrs. Daniels’ opposition, while opponents warn of bitter enemies and funds for a campaign. Most locals wait for Daniels’ own announcement in The News and Observer.
Cherokee Nation opens its annual harvest festival in Cherokee North Carolina with contests of skill strength and artistry. Visitors from across the country witnessed the eagle dance and tribal ceremonies while activities include blowgun archery old time Indian dance singing contests Indian ball and the anticipated evening dances.
Wake county led North Carolina in marriages in 1930 with 574, the Census Bureau reported. Forsyth followed with 605, Guilford tallied 602, all well above 500, with 1929 figures showing Forsyth at 775 and Guilford at 714.
Pinehurst will host the Carolinas Kiwanis district convention from October 21 to 23. Governor Tom P. Pruitt of Hickory and international trustee Russell B. Perkinson of Petersburg, Va., will represent national headquarters at the event.
Madison ad listings show under Musical Merchandise a quirky item description stating One from bed with good springs, reflecting a playful local want ad line from October. The brief item captures the era's ad style and the city's newspaper tone.
Editor notes that controversial national issues will dominate the upcoming Congress session. With close party divisions in the House and Senate, expect vigorous partisan battles from convening to adjournment. The coverage will outline major lines of battle across key issues. United Press Association.
United Press reports Hoover expects early Congress action to ratify the moratorium on war debt payments. President consulted both parties after proposing suspension of war debt settlement acts, with little opposition anticipated aside from House speakership uncertainty and possible Republican defections. Debate likely over duration and future reparations implications.
Otto H. Kahn, banker and art patron, faces a $500,000 breach of contract suit in a New York court. Mme Lydia Lindgren, opera singer, accuses him of promising to pay her £100,000 for supporting her operatic career.
The article chronicles the alleged murder of Louise Teuber, a 17 year old from San Diego, by hanging, with Lowell Bell initially admitting sole guilt. It also notes a moratorium on debts and discussions of potential debt revision, citing statements by President Moorer and varied Republican opposition.
Raleigh oct 7 two companies and three batteries of the North Carolina national guard will attend the Yorktown sesquicentennial celebration on October 19 in Yorktown Virginia. Adj Gen J Van B Metts said the units will travel voluntarily and at their own expense. The program calls for the attendance of President Coolidge at the event.
The service company of the 120th infantry led by Capt. T. K. Fountain of Raleigh, company B of the 120th under Capt. James O. Cooper of Henderson, batteries B of the 118th field artillery under Capt. E. F. Griffin of Louisburg, the combat train and headquarters battery of the 113th F. A. under Lieut. L. T. Royall of Smithfield, and Capt. B. G. Mitchell of Youngsville, along with Governor O. Max Gardner and other national and state officials, are the units expected to attend.
Raleigh Oct 7 After a three year absence North Carolina State college will again be represented at the international crops judging contest held annually in Chicago This year the contest is scheduled for November 28.
The Sweet Williams show inconsistent results across cycles, failing to deliver dependable outcomes in two consecutive years. Analysts note alternate-year weakness and variable performance lacking repeatable success.
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