Big Calendar Open for High Point Municipal Court Trials
The High Point municipal court schedules its largest term with 50 cases to be heard starting Tuesday October 18 under Judge Lewis Teague. The docket includes multiple civil actions such as Burris vs Peterson and many other suits with plaintiff and defense counsel from Gold and York, Austin and Turner, and other firms. The calendar continues through October 27 with numerous trials set across two weeks and a separate motion calendar listing additional cases and attorneys.
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High Point
Lewis Teague
Jack Burris
J. A. Mizzel
BE. C. Peterson
Gold
York
Alta Masencup
Kenyon’ Masencup
Talley Lee Cox
William Cox
F. M. Stockton
American National Life Insurance Co
T. W. Albertson
Clinard Electric Co
N. C. Lowe
Myrtle Lowe
Roy Wagner
W. P. Rush
Austin and Turner
Plaintiff
Gold and
the Newport Rolling Mill Co. Inc
G. S. Johnson
J. A. Myatt
E. Mendenhall
J. A
H. M. Lester
D. C. MacRae
Z. I. Walser
Wednesday Co
A. Duggan
M. B. Lambeth
T. J. Finch
M. B. Hite
Z. J. Walser
C. C. Barnhart
Raper
H. R. Kyser
Peacock
Dalton and
Austin & Turner
D. CC
W. D. Jones
Peacock, Dalton and Lyon, Attys
T. E. Hedrick
M.R. B. Burton
Carolina Piano Mfg. Co. Gold and _ York
Attys
Peacock, Dalton and Lyon
W. C. Turnage
Julia Turnage
L. B. Williams
Atty
J. Hoover
Carolina Discount Corp
Union Furniture Co
Thomasville
Denton
J. Allen Austin
R.C. Shepherd
C. F. Finch
Thomasville Chair Co
C. MacRae
R. T. Pickens
Lila Allred
Elbert Jessup
York Attys
A. I. Free
Roberson
Haworth
Palmer Price Co
Welborn
Annie Stack
Joan Stack
Austin and
Turner
Roberson and Haworth
Gold and York
Syndicate Advertising Co
Pete Antonakas
Washington Cafe
D. C
J. L. Clodfelter
Fred G. Barbee
Walter Royal
John L. Murray
Geo. F. Wilson
Wilson Motor Co
J. Lee Isom
Atlantic Ins. Realty Co
W. H. Currie
Margaret B. Currie
R. C. Pickens
Z. H. Brady
Emma Brady
Elmer Brady
J.C. Brewer
Pauline Brewer
Charters Granted for Two Concerns in North Carolina
Raleigh Oct 10 AP legal notices announce charter grants for Paola stores and Mercantile business in Statesville with authorized capital 100000 and subscriptions 4800 by R L Poovey A L Mills and H S Douglas. Blue Bird Cab Company Wins ton Salem authorized capital 10090 with 300 subscribed by J E Clayton Rural Hall C M Linville and Mrs Margaret Linville Winston Salem.
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Raleigh
Paola Stores
Statesville
Mercantile Business
R. L. Poovey
A. L. Mills
Douglas
Blue Bird Cab Company
Winston-Salem
J. E. Clayton
Rural Hall
C. M. Linvile
Margaret Linville
Jones Child Buried at Franklinville
Funeral services were held for Eloise Alm eda Jones who died at her parents home 300 Ennis Street. The Franklinville M E church conducted the service with Rev J W Hoyle Jr officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with flowerbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Almeda Jones
L. M. Jones
Ennis Street
Franklinville M. E
J. W. Hoyle, Jr
Gladys McQuordale
Elizabeth Fox
Cora Fox
Edith Thomas
Teapot Dome Case Goes to Trial in District of Columbia
Albert B. Fall and Harry F. Sinclair face a District of Columbia supreme court trial starting October 17 for conspiracy to defraud the government over Teapot Dome oil leases. The case follows years of delays and legal maneuvering, with government counsel Pomerene and Roberts seeking conviction while noting prior Doheny acquittal and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Gat
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Sinclair
Edward F. Doheny
Pomerene
Roberts
Doheny
Fall
District Supreme Court
Justice Hoehling
FallDoheny
Justice Siddons
Continental Trading Co., Ltd
Canada
Liberty Bonds
Pueblo
Colo
M. T. Everhart
Teapot Dome
Court of Appeals
Two Violent Car Deaths in North Carolina Week
Nine people died violently in North Carolina over the weekend. Only two deaths were caused by automobiles, both pedestrians struck by moving cars. The report lists suicides by various individuals and other causes, including a gasoline explosion affecting several lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Peter Lentz
Salisbury
Lentz
T. C. Walker
Asheboro
Diphtheria Remains North Carolina's Leading Contagion
North Carolina state health board reports 184 new diphtheria cases in the week ending Saturday noon, up from 176 the prior week. Disease found in nearly every county. other totals include whooping cough 129, measles 113, typhoid 28, scarlet fever 147, and smallpox 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Next Congress Seen Gearing Toward Pork Barrel Cuts
Washington reports President Coolidge backing budget discipline and tax relief while urging only essential projects. White House stance hints at a leaner Congress with reduced debt and streamlined government expenditures amid tax cut plans and calls to curb pork barrel spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
White House
Coolidge
United States Chamber of Commerce
Treasury
Raleigh Woman Has Leg Broken In Auto Crash
Mrs. Lewis Patton of Durham formerly Frances Gray of Raleigh daughter of R L Gray editor of the Raleigh Times sustained a broken leg when a car driven by H E Davis a Raleigh grocer collided with the Patton vehicle in Raleigh yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Lewis Patton
Durham
Frances Gray
R. L. Gray
Raleigh Times
H. E. Davis
Boy Is Hurt In Accident At Home
J F Tysinger Jr son of Mr and Mrs J F Tysinger of 610 Woodberry street was injured yesterday afternoon while tightening lug bolts on a car wheel in front of the residence. The wheel turned entangling him an ambulance from Yows funeral home took him to High Point hospital where doctors said the injuries were not serious.
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J. F. Tysinger, Jr
J. F. Tysinger
Woodberry Street
Yow
High Point Hospital
Market Opens With Mixed Movements On Wall Street
Price movements were irregular at the opening. Dunhillin rose 8 at a new high and Missouri Pacific preferred jumped nearly two points over the weekend. Bethlehem Steel opened a point below Saturday's close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dunhillin
Missouri Pacific Preferred
Bethlehem Steel
Sensational neuralgia relief with Rian Tablets
Mrs. E. M. Kieffer of Newburgh New York reports suffering neuralgia relief after four RI AN Tablets. The ad touts a simple easy to follow treatment with small swallowable tablets and urges readers to ask their druggist for RIAN Tablets. Sold by 2 Steres phone 2164.
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E. M. Kieffer
Newburgh
N. Y
Rian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arnold Lumber Co., Inc
Clinton Lumber Co
Butler & Herring
D. H. Parsons
H. C. Garner
Thomasville & Denton Railway Company
Roberson and Hayworth
M. Hodgin
Thomasville & Denton
J. A. Myatt and
Gold & York
C. E. Sayers
W. L. Stamey
Jones
Franklinville
Rodney Butcher
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Co. of
Indiana
Senate
Sandard Oil Co
H. S. Osler
H. M. Blackmer J
E. O'Neil
Stewart
Continental Company
Continental
Blackmer
O'Neil
Europe
Osler
Tom Walsh
Aubert
Don Wootton
NEA Service
Mrs. Damson Butterwing
Owen J. Roberts
Lena Gross
Boone
Lawrence Garden
George Rose, Jr
Tarboro
John Dewitt Wilmington
Atlantic Coast Line
Ervin Keever
Morganton
Belk-Stevens
Wall Street
Ri-An
Steres
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