Allied Armistice Terms Given to Turks by 5 PM
Allied generals presented the final armistice terms to Ismid Pasha as of Madania on October 10. The Angora government must decide by 5 p.m. today. The pact requires immediate Greek evacuation of Thrace within 15 days and transfer of civil powers to allied authorities within 24 hours, with full handover to Turks within 30 days after evacuation.
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Madania
Smid Pasha
Angora
Ismid
Harington
Thrace
Signing of armistice protocol at Mudania expected today
Constantinople reports that the armistice protocol with Mudania is to be signed at 5 p m by British General Harrington and staff. Harrington says the revised convention shows allied solidarity and urges the Turks to accept the liberal terms or face possible eventualities.
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Constantinople
Mudania
Havas
Harrington
Madania
Great Britain
Angora
Willis R Hinton Negro Dies at Home in High Point
Willis R Hinton known as Uncle Willis died at 10:25 PM at his daughter's home 607 Washington St after a three month illness He lived in High Point 50 years and was respected by black and white residents Surviving are four sons and four daughters Funeral at Mount Vernon Baptist Church Hoover Street at 1 PM Thursday with white attendance arranged
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Willis. R. Hinton
Willis
Washington Street
High Point
Guilford County
East Washington Street
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Hoover Street
Slight Injuries Reported After Car Collision Near Church
Co. E. Hayes suffers minor cuts and bruises after an auto crash in front of the First Reformed church on South Main Street last night about 8 o clock. Hayes was attempting to pass a car driven by M. T. Hicks when the collision occurred. Both cars were slightly damaged.
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Co. E. Hayes
Guilford General Hospital
First Reformed Church
South Main
Hayes
M. T. Hicks
Mr. Hicks Cetin
John Scott's Father Observes Giants Victory
From Ridgeway North Carolina the elder Scott traveled to the Polo Grounds to watch his son Jack Scott, who pitched four hits to blank the Yankees in game three and escape a late jam. Giants manager John J. McGraw revealed the father's presence and pride as the elder Scott watched the final Yankee out.
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New York
Jack Scott
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Ridgeway
N. C
John J. McGraw
Giants
Scott
Bids Opened for Western High Point Sewer Project
At a noon city council meeting nine bids were submitted for about 75000 dollars of sewerage construction in the western city area. The contract will be awarded later after totaling bid figures. A pumping station will transfer drainage to main disposal lines, aiding homes and nearby factories along English street and near the Southern Railway.
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English Street
Southern Railway
High Point
Cotton prices show decline in New York market
The cotton market opened slightly higher then slid, with Liverpool cables easing sentiment. Prices for December and nearby months fluctuated, trading around 21.86 for December and 28.67 for January before easing as selling moderated.
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New York
Liverpool
Two Cases In Court Today
Two cases were disposed of in the city court this morning. Anna Lee Williams and Fred Williams were tried on charges of immoral relations and found guilty each. They were fined 25 and half the costs. Bill Bailey was fined 50 and the costs for operating an automobile while intoxicated.
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Anna Lee Will'ams
Fred Williams
Bill Bailey Negro
Meeting Postponed for Chamber of Commerce Directors
The chamber of commerce directors meeting set for tonight is postponed to 7 30 Thursday night due to several directors being away from town and other bodies holding important meetings. All directors are urged to attend to discuss vital organizational matters.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Soviets Fight Large Scale Battle at Vladivostok
Desperate fighting between Red and White armies rages on the Zstock front as Soviet forces rush troops with airplanes and tanks toward Vladivostok. Defenders offer serious opposition amid the severest battle since the Japanese evacuation began.
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Vladivostok
Zstock
Raleigh Youth Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
Charley M. Kluttz, 19, of Raleigh, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the August killing of Detective Thomas Crabtree and received a 30 year prison term. Relatives of Crabtree and Raleigh officials urged leniency on behalf of Kluttz, who was said to be addicted to drugs and liquor after losing a leg. The case followed a night when Kluttz forced a man to drive him around the city at gunpoint. A $6,000 fund was raised for Crabtree’s family after the killing.
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Raleigh
Charley M
Boots) Kluttzz
Raleigh Key
Thomas Crabtree
Kluttz
Klurtz
Civitan Club Endorses City Extension and Salvation Army Drive
The Civitan club met at the Sheraton hotel at noon and endorsed the Salvation Army fund drive. Members argued for extending city limits now to avoid later harm and heard support from area residents. The group discussed a state chamber of commerce but took no action. They expressed enthusiasm for vocational and continuation school work and pledged to assist locally.
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Sheraton Hotel
Civitan Club
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
Hib Ee
High Point
Civitans
Salvationists
Shippers to Be Heard Tomorrow in Interstate Hearing
J T Rowan heads to Asheville for Southern Traffic League before the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on southern freight rate adjustments. Commissioners Eastman and Wagner to conduct the session. North Carolina officials A J Maxwell and A J Womble to appear with regional shippers showcasing rate inequality and NC industrial growth.
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J.T. Rowan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Asheville
Southern Traffic League
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph B. Eastman
Wagner
A. J. Maxwell
North Carolina Corporation Commission
A. J. Womble
Mr. Ryan
W. S. Creighton
Charlotte Shippers’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Thomas J. Burke
Charleston Traffic Bureau
Harry T. Moore
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Charles E. Cotterill
Atlanta
Edgar Watkins
Joseph C. Colquitt
Washington, D. C
The
Shippers
Ryan
North Carolina
R. H. Jackson Visits Charlotte on Business
R. H. Jackson of Charlotte arrived in the city today for a business visit.
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R. H. Jackson
Charlotte
Ford May Expand Rail Network To Forge All Ford System
Detroit October rumors persist that Henry Ford plans to buy the Virginia railroad and the Wabash system, creating a direct, all Ford controlled network from Omaha to Buffalo and Norfolk. The move could centralize coal supply, speed distribution, and reduce reliance on rivals' lines.
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Henry Ford
Ironton
Deepwater
Virginian Railroad
Pocahontas
New River
Tidewater
Aleghany Mountains
Detroit
Mich
Ford
Virginia
Detroit, Toledo & Kronton
Omaha
Kansas City
Toledo
Buffalo
Norfolk
W. Va
Bufffalo
New York
Veterans Demand Removal of Dr Sawyer From Hospital Chief
Washington state delegates to the national American region convention in New Orleans push to remove Brig. Gen. C. E. Sawyer Harding’s personal physician from chief coordinator of government hospitals. They urge bills to end his office and oppose delays in hospitalization for disabled veterans while seeking broader veteran benefit measures.
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Wash
Washington State
New Orleans
C. E. Sawyer
Harding
Sawyer
Washington
National Legislative Committee
Langley
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Army
Navy
Elephant Escapes Circus Train Terrorizes Wilmington
An elephant from a circus train escaped in Wilmington on October 10. It trampled lawns and overturned cars while fleeing barking dogs and terrorizing residents of a suburban section. No injuries reported. handlers pursue the animal as nightfall nears.
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Wilmington
Deputies Find Large Guilford County Whisky Still
Deputies McCaffey and Apple discovered a 200 gallon copper whisky still half a mile south of Friendship near High Point. The setup included a six foot tall cap and a worm condenser, ready to operate, with 3000 gallons of decaying apples wasted into a stream. The device awaited destruction by county commissioners.
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Greensboro
Mike McCaffey
Otis Apple
Guilford County
Friendship
High Point
Apple
Hardwick Poised to Win Georgia Special Senate Primary
In Atlanta on October 10 governor Thomas W. Hardwick leads six contenders for the remaining four year term of the late Senator Thomas E. Watson. Boifeuillet trails, while George, Howard, Wright, and Cooper compete. Holden claims not to run. A Smith-Hardwick coalition possibility looms as Felton’s interim Watson successor appointment gains women voters’ support.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
United States
Senate
Thomas E. Watson
Hardwick
John T. Boiseuillet
Georgia House of Representatives
Augustus W. Bacon
Boifeuillet
Alice Louise Lytle
Watson
Columbia Sentinel
Walter G. George
Georgia Superior Court
G. H. Howard
Superior Court
Seaborn Wright
John R. Cooper
Macon
Howard
Clifford Walker
Wright
Friends
Horace Holden
Georgia Supreme Court
Hoke Smith
Smith
Georgia
Washington
Canada
William J. Harris
W. H. Felton
Sapiro Talks For Marketers Case Amid Raleigh Hearings
In Raleigh and Eastville hearings on a permanent restraining order for cooperative marketers, Aaron Sapiro attends with Judge Daniels presiding. Sapiro questions signers breaking contracts as the movement seeks to hold the group together. the campaign expands with major speakings and broad party activity statewide.
North Carolina UDC Opens 25th Annual Convention in Wilmington
The North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy holds a three day meeting in Wilmington. A banquet at the Baptist church features Mayor Cowan and speakers General Julian S. Carr General William A. Smith Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson and Mrs. Josephus Daniels. The event includes a drive to Fort Fisher and an oyster roast at Wrightsville Beach with Mrs. Wilson presiding.
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Wilmington
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Baptist Church
Cowan
Julian S. Carr
William A. Smith
Thomas W. Wilson
the Daughters
Josephus Daniels
Fort Fisher
Wrightsville Beach
Russian Boy Scouts Deliver Food for Relief in Odessa
One hundred Russian Boy Scouts work in Odessa delivering food packages from the American Relief Administration. Mounted on bicycles they locate recipients who have received food. If a recipient cannot call in, another troop using carts carries the package to the doorstep.
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Odessa
American Relief Administration
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J. I. Campbell
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Crabtree
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Norris
Williamson
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