Daniels to Kick Off Democratic Campaign in High Point
Former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels will headline a Tuesday night campaign speech at a High Point high school auditorium. Raleigh attorney Charles A. Harris spoke briefly, delivery of a longer address cancelled by a scheduling mix up. Local Democrats expect Governor Morrison and Max Gardner to appear later, with plans for Daniels to discuss party candidates and politics in the Furniture City.
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High Point
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Raleigh
Charlies A. Harris
Harris
South Main Street
Democratic Party
Furniture City
Morrison
Gardner
Legion 8 Solid For Bonus Action At Convention
At the American Legion convention in New Orleans on October 18 a roll call confirmed the resolutions committee report that the legion will keep pushing for the bonus legislation until it becomes law. A division led by Commander MacNider produced a unanimous vote with one delegate apologizing for a mistaken vote as the hall shouted for the name of the voter.
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Associated Fiaess
New Orleans
American Legion
Resolutions Committee
Legion
MacNider
Frost Likely Across Deep South Tonight
The weather bureau announced frosts are probable tonight as far south as North Carolina and the extreme north portions of Alabama and Mississippi.
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Washington
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Love Letters of Mrs Mills to Rector Revealed in Court
New Brunswick officials disclosed a second set of unsigned letters from Mrs. Eleanor Mills to Rev. Edward W Hall, rector of St John the Evangelist, describing endearments and a dream of a love nest. The missives reference true love and affection, with phrases like sweet adorable daddykins and a longing for shared moments.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist
Eleanor Mills
Mills
Hall
Daddykins
Mystery hole in High Point sparks town guessing
Workmen tearing down the Atlantic Bank and Trust building uncover a six foot deep concrete brick cavity full of water with lead pipes extending to an unknown area. Residents including oldtimers debate whether the site is a still a well or part of an old sewer system as Hedrick plans further digging for a foundation.
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High Point
West Washington Street
Atlantic Bank and Trust Company
Hall-Mills
Hedrick
Spencer Youth Abducted by Robed Group in Midnight Warning
In Spencer a group described as Ku Klux robed figures abducted a young clerk from Southern railway yard offices. They drove him to woods, warned him to cease alleged immoral acts, and returned him after he promised to comply. The incident occurred amid cold drizzle late at night.
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Spencer
Ku Klux
Southern Railway Yard
British Prevent Turkish Parade in Constantinople
British authorities bar the Turkish nationalist gendarmes from marching through Constantinople in a move for public safety. The Turkish population reacted with disappointment after extensive preparations to welcome the Kemalites.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Western Diocese Meeting Ends After City Tour
Delegates from western North Carolina attended a luncheon hosted by Hickory church ladies and toured the city by automobile. Dean Davis of New York City will preach tonight as the Western Diocese convention closes at noon tomorrow.
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Western Diocese
Hickory
North Carolina
Dean Davis
New York City
Protest Over British Vessel Seizures Reaches State Dept
A protest against continued seizures of British vessels by prohibition agents outside the three mile limit was presented to the state department today on behalf of the British government.
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Washington
State Department
Mahon Heads Old Hickory Division at Reunion
Maj. Haywood Mahon of Greenville D C was elected president of the Old Hickory 30th division at the reunion in New Orleans. J A Leonard was chosen vice president for North Carolina.
Moore to face three charges corrected headline
A typographical error in yesterday's Enterprise miscarries a headline reading Moore to face theft charges. The correct headline states Moore to face three charges, clarifying the number of charges rather than the alleged theft.
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Moore
Train Crash Victim Dies in Cumberland Hospital
S Alexandria Clark a 35 year old man died in a Cumberland hospital from injuries after being struck by a Baltimore & Ohio train near Atchison. Both legs were severed in the crash.
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Cumberland
Alexandria Clark
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison
Three True Bills Returned Against J W Guy Sr
Federal grand jury returns three true bills against John W Guy Sr former cashier of First National Bank Statesville for embezzlement and banking law violations. The embezzlement count alleges $84829.82 theft between 1919 and 1922. Guy is held on $20000 bond.
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Statesville
John W. Guy, Sr
First National Bank
John W. Guy
E. O. Heritage
Guy
C. W. McLain
Heritage
McLain
High Point considers new ball park site for 1923 season
High Point Baseball Association directors discussed a new ball park last night at the Commercial club. No decision was made, but officials expect a 1923 season park and will evaluate several sites today. They seek accessible location with improved grounds to boost attendance and ease streetcar access.
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High Point Baseball Association
High Point
Wife Claims She Fooled Husband With Doll Twins
Hazel McNally 24 faces trial in Hammond Indiana accused by her husband Frank McNally 56 of killing newborn twins born last December. She testifies the supposed children were dolls kept until last April to satisfy his wish to be a father.
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Hammond
Ind
Hazel. McNally
Frank McNally
New Orleans Social Leaders Rally Behind Mrs DeBouchel
New Orleans society circles unite to defend Mrs. DeBouchel amid accusations linked to Asa G Candler. Private detectives and lawyers are said to seek evidence to bolster claims of impropriety, while supporters pledge aid and witness readiness from Memphis and Confederate Veterans circles.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Onezgima Debouchel
Candler
DeBoucher
Asa’g. Candler
Milionaire Coed-¢Olaé
King
Memphis
Trial Continued For Mrs Nabors In Larceny Case
The trial of Mrs. E. P. Nabors for larceny of a pocketbook with about $30 from a passenger at the Southern railway depot was continued to November 18 in municipal court. Nabors, not bonded, was released from jail with her baby present.
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E. P. Nabors
Margaret Deaton
Southern Railway
Nabors
Tom Hill
D. H. Elkin
Butt
Cotton prices opened higher in early trading
The New York cotton market opened with gains as bullish reports from the cotton goods market and a firm south spot situation encouraged buying and covering. Futures futures rose 12 to 21 points with October at 22.87, December 23.15, January 22.98, March 23.16, May 23.10, July 22.82.
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New York
Liverpool
Physician Claims a Sleep Medicine That Will Bring Out Truth
Dr E E House of Pinks Texas proposes a scopolamine anesthesia to force criminals to disclose crimes during twilight sleep. He seeks endorsement from the Medical Association of the Southwest to test on 1000 inmates at Leavenworth penitentiary, stating five years of trials show success in extracting memories.
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Ark
E. E. House
Pinks
Tex
Medical Association of the Southwest
Leavenworth
House
Jenkins to Face Trial in Abduction Case Near Taylorsville
Greensboro. On October 18, S. L. Jenkins, a Winston-Salem merchant now convict, will be joined in Taylorsville by five men for arraignments on charges of abducting Minnie Jones alias Margaret Smith and beating her on September 14. The habeas corpus process is moving Jenkins to Taylorsville, where the case links him to a complex tale of a couple living as husband and wife, an assault, and Ku Klux Klan involvement.
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Greensboro
S. L. Jenkins
Winston-Salem
Guilford County
Taylorsville
Minnie Jones
Margaret Smith
Jenkins
Alexander
Statfford
Blowing Rock
J. C. Gold
Tillery
Wallace Defends Republican Rule in Ohio Address
In a Washington D C speech Secretary Wallace claims Ohio is on the upward path for the Republican rule. He asserts progress and defends party leadership amid criticism as he outlines the administration’s achievements and future goals.
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Wallace
Ohio
Wallace says farmers improving under relief actions
Secretary Wallace reviews Harding era laws aiding agriculture and labor rights. He cites eight major farm measures, calls for lower farm freight rates, and warns against labor disputes tying up essential industries while noting farmers are better off than 1920-21 but still face low prices.
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Harding
Republican Congress
Wallace
Agriculture Dpartment
Eid
War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Packers and Stockyards
McAdoo Attacks Farm Credit Cuts and Wall Street Influence
William G. McAdoo denounces farm credit reductions under the Republican administration. He links deflation policies to a collapse in farm values from 14.0 billion in 1919 to 5.7 billion in 1921, blaming Wall Street power and Hardings policy. He cites hardship for stockmen and farmers amid the mood of business decline.
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Mont
William G. McAdoo
Wall Street
Harding
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