Lloyd George Defends Ministry at Coalition Rally
Lloyd George, retiring prime minister, told a large coalition gathering in Leeds that party strife rose at the Carlton club meeting and urged the people to decide whether party or nation comes first. He praised wartime unity and criticized disarmament tactics and Versailles.
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Leeds
England
Associated Press
David Lloyd George
Carlton Club
Lloyd George
United States
S United States of America
Lord Balfour
United States of America
League of Nations
Europe
GIRT SCOUTS PARADE IN NEW YORK TO OPEN WEEK
More than 6,000 girl scouts joined ceremonies in New York to start national Girl Scout week. About 125,000 scouts in 48 states plan demonstrations of health, efficiency, womanhood, and citizenship during the week, with a Fifth Avenue parade as a highlight.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Justice Day to resign from the bench
Associate Justice William R. Day of the supreme court will resign from the bench to focus on his duties as umpire in the German American claims negotiations. He is expected to present his resignation to President Harding early next week.
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Washington
Associated Press
William R. Day
Supreme Court
Harding
Pair and Cool Weather Washington Outlook
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in the South Atlantic states shows generally fair and cool conditions.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Denny Urges Ministers Live Higher Standards at Conference
Bishop Collins Denny of Richmond urged webbed ministers to lead by example as he spoke at the western North Carolina conference in Monroe about morals and the admission of 12 undergraduates to full connection. The conference also reported net total contributions of 1,678,711 dollars, a decline of 45,648 from the prior year.
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Monroe
Collins Denny
Richmond
Western North Carolina
Marshall Seeks Good Five Cent Cigar Again
Thomas R. Marshall, former vice president, now a coal finding commission member, laments not yet finding the elusive good five cent cigar. He notes he has traveled many miles and received a million cigars since his remark, while puffing on a fifteen cent cigar.
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Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Coalfinding Commission
Automobile Wreck Near Statesville Hospitalized Man
John Estor of Winston-Salem is in serious condition after a one vehicle crash near Statesville. The car overturned near a bridge on the Winston-Salem highway injuring five occupants from Winston-Salem including George Pinner Fred Elliott and Kenry Sutton all employed by a tobacco company. Sheriff Alexander investigates the accident.
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Statesville
John ‘Dester
Winston-Salem
George Pinner
Fred Elliott
Kenry Sutton
Alexander
In Weeds, Dies in Hospital
The body of Tom Shea from New Haven Conn. was sent to his mother after being found unconscious in weeds near Danville K Ve. He died in a hospital from pneumonia. A map of the southern states was found in his pocket. authorities could not explain his presence.
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Danvile
Tom Shea
Nary Shea
New Haven
Conn
Shea
Anan
Connecticut
Parsons
West Page No. 2 Gas Station Opens Monday
The new West Page filling station No. 2 at Washington and College streets will open Monday morning. To celebrate, every five gallons of gas sold includes a free one quart can of Texaco motor oil. OL B S Page will oversee operations. The station features up-to-date equipment and exclusive Texaco oils and gasoline.
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West Page
Washington and College Streets
Texaco
Mrs Lineback Improving Amid Illness At Home
Friends report Mrs J W Lineback, long ill at her East Washington street home, is improving nicely. Escorted by visitors from out of town, including Mrs Dan Bomar and Mrs Ed Bomar of Birmingham and Mrs W W Mosely and daughter from New York, plus Mr and Mrs G C Lineback of Salisbury.
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J. W. Lineback
East Washington Street
Dan Bomar
Ed Bomar
Birmingham
W. W. Mosely
New York
G. GC. Lineback
Salisbury
Armistice Day Drive for Danville Memorial Fund
Danville Virginia prepares for Armistice Day with a women’s committee appealing to the public for 25000 dollars to finance a substantial memorial honoring local men who served with the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Danville
Austin McHenry Undergoes Brain Tumor Operation
Austin McHenry, ex outfielder for the St. Louis National League team, was operated on in Cincinnati for a brain tumor. Dr George Heuer reported part of the tumor was removed but full removal was not possible, and he cautioned it was too early to predict full recovery.
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Cincinnati
Austin McHenry
George Heuer
McHenry
Two Murders by Moro Outlaws Alarm Jolo Inhabitants
Manila dispatch reports residents of Jolo are alarmed after two murders by Moro outlaws and fear nighttime attacks, according to the Jolo constabulary commander.
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Manila
Jolo
Jolo Constabulary
Prosecution Probes Motive in Hall Mills Slayings
Middlesex County Prosecutor Stricker plans to question at least five people to build a case for arrest in the Hall Mills murder, while Somerset County Prosecutor Beekman prepares subpoenas for witnesses before the grand jury. Vestryman Ralph Horsline and a young woman parishioner are among those summoned as investigators pursue a solid chain of evidence.
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Mr. Stricker
New Brunswick
Strick R
Middlesex County
Ieparid
Trall-Mills
Beekman
Somerset County
Somset County
Stricker
Ralph V. Horsline
Church of ‘St. John ’ Evangelist
Horseline
Wetion
W. Hall
Steanor HR
Ashboro Speaker urges Democratic leadership in North Carolina
Dr Delia Dixon Carroll of Raleigh spoke at the county courthouse urging Democratic women to campaign for the ticket. She praised roads and education, attacked Republican rivals and urged active effort to keep the party in power, noting progress under Aycock.
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Ashboro
Delia Dixon Carroll
Raleigh
North Carolina
Welfare’ Department
Carrell
Dr. Carroll
Aycock
Rs. Lindsay Patterson
Congress
Charles M. Siedman
Carroll
New York Candidates Mostly Wet in Prohibition Question
The Prohibition Association reports two thirds of eighty five candidates across 43 districts are distinctly wet, nine are dry, and fifteen on the fence after a nominee canvass. Col. Ransom H. Gillett notes Calder did not reply or go on record, though his past is regarded as wet. Copeland is on the association’s side.
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New York
Association Against the Prohibition
Mothers congress names Knoxville for next meeting
In Johnson City Tennessee on October 20 the state mothers' congress urged a taboo for school girls announcing Tennessee University at Knoxville as the next meeting site. Speakers included Mrs Lou Lusky, Mrs Walter R Ogden of Nashville, and Mrs Allison Welch past WCTU president.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Mothers’ Congress
Tennessee University
Knoxville
Lou Lusky
Walter R. Ogden
Nashville
Allison Welch
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Tragic Accident Claims 17-Year-Old Watchman
Washington police report a fatal accident when Swift Milliner, a 17-year-old night watchman at a local chemical firm, placed a revolver in his mouth as a prank and the weapon discharged, tearing through his brain and killing him instantly.
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Washington
Swift Milliner
Massachusetts Republican Declares Against Lodge Re election
Boston October 22 1922 Joseph Walker a former opponent of Senator Cabot Lodge voiced support for Colm A Nichols the progressive candidate in the November election He urged voters to back Nichols or the Republican ticket but said Lodge stands on the wrong side of national and international questions and party strength would wane if Lodge wins his defeat would lessen the old guard influence in the Senate.
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Boston
Mass
Jos. Walker
Perdge
Colm A. Nichols
Massachusetts
Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Turbulent night at Taylorsville jail ends quietly
Wilson cavalry kept guard as rumors of a lynching mob targeting three black prisoners surfaced in Wil son, with Sheriff Howard ordering restraint. Lincoln county events shifted to Taylorsville where six men accused in a September 14 Klan robbery case faced later court action and warrants were partially filed.
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Wilson
T He
Howard
Richard Lamb
Lamb
Meath
Statesville
L. Jenkins
Winston-Salem
Margaret Jones
Greensboro
Taylorsville
Ku Klux Klan
Squire H. ©. Payne
F. A. Tucker
Dan and
Mack Jones
Alleghany County
John Black
Alleghan
Judge rules Cabell novel not obscene in McBride case
New York Oct 21 Judge Nott directs jury to acquit Robert M McBride publisher on charge from the Society for the Suppression of Vice. He ruled durgen by James Branch Cabell not obscene lewd lascivious filthy or indecent.
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New York
James Branch Cabell
Robert M. McBride
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Convicts to Attend Michigan Ohio State Clash at New Stadium
Forty five convicts from the Ohio penitentiary will be guests of university president W. O Thompson at the midwest football classic in Columbus. They have helped clean the new field ahead of the game between Michigan and Ohio State this afternoon.
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Columbus
Michigan
Ohio
Ohio Stadium
Ohio Penitentiary
W. OO. Thompson
Gets 6 Cents for Wife's Love
In Mays Landing Franz A. Voleker sued Fred Nixon-Nirdlinger of Philadelphia for 150000 dollars claiming alienation of his wife's affections. The jury deliberated twenty five minutes and awarded Voleker six cents in damages.
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Mays Landing
Franz A. Voleker
Atlantic
Guy Weer
Fred Nixon-Nirdlinger
Philadelphia
Voleker
Mrs. M. J. Wrenn Illness Update
The condition of Mrs. M. J. Wrenn, long ill this past week, is reported to be about the same. Many friends of Mrs. Wrenn have regretted learning of her illness.
Cotton Prices Firm at New York Opening
The cotton market opened firm with prices for all deliveries at new high levels for the season. Buying momentum backed by bullish week end reviews and southern spot advices lifted futures, with December at 23.69 and March at 23.59.
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New York
Janary
aMreh
Former Congressman Pies Dies in Charleston at 38
Charleston Mo Oct 21 J Russell former congressman from Missouri fourteenth district is dead here He was a banker lawyer and extensive land owner and served in the sixtieth sixty second sixty third sixty fourth and sixty fifth congresses He was 38 years old and a Democrat.
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Pies
Charleston
School Board Allocates 500 For Vocational Institute
Ottawa date line reports the school board approving a 500 appropriation for a new vocational institution. The article notes the Turkish Mudania armistice and statements by the Turkish foreign minister defending peace and denying British pressure after the Constantinople pursuit.
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Associated Press
National Assembly
David Lisvd George
Manchester
Eny
Constantinople
Governors Mull Paths For A Virginia North Carolina Highway
MT AIRY Oct 21 Better highway connections between Virginia and North Carolina were discussed by Governor Morrison of North Carolina and Governor Lee Trinkie of Virginia. Staff and highway officials from both states attended. They aim to agree on a hard surface highway linking Hillaville Virginia to the state line and a North Carolina route from Mt Airy to the line.
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MT. Airy
Virginia
North Carolina
Morrison
Lee Trinkie
Hillaville
School board weighs continuation classes and dental work
In a special session the board voted to fund a continuation and vocational school with 540 from local funds and 1500 from Smith Hughes, plus support for a county dentist program. Dentists Hayes and Clayton urged approval while Fairview Street School delays prompt classes in churches for displaced Negro students.
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Y School Board
Greensborond High Point
Fairview Street
W. M. Marr
Public ‘Instruction
Rotary
Ki Wanis
Civitan
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Joan Peacock
Rotary Committute
C. C. Muse
Kiwanis Committee
B. W. Kirkman
Civitans
C. P. Coble
E. M. Shipman
Woman’s Club
H. G. Owens
W. F. Hayes
W. A. Clayton
Greensboro
High Point
Clayton
Hayes
Brooks
Funeral for Miss Garelena Staley at Mechanicsville
The 16 year old Miss Garelena Staley died suddenly at home in Mechanicsville. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev. Ed W. Suits and Rev. James A. Clarke. Interment followed in Mechanicsville cemetery. Pallbearers were Farriss Bible class members J L Chernault T W Stocer W B Thomas O S Allen A Moffitt and Sewall. Flower bearers were Philathea class members of Mechanicsville Methodist Protestant church.
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Garelena Staley
C. V. Staley
Mechanicsville
Ed W. Suits
James A. Clarke
Farriss
First Baptist Church
Mr. Staley
J. L. Chernault
T. W. Stocer
W. B. Thomas
O. S. Allen
A. Moffitt
Mr. Sewall
Mechanicsville Methodist Protestant Church
Miss Staley
Tokio to Extend Limits and Become Independent City
Tokio would become an independent municipality if the home department bill passes. Thirty four edge villages would join the city, boosting population by about 500000, and the mayor would be elected by voters rather than appointed by the city assembly.
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Tokio
Home Department
Diet
Tokio Prefectural
Parks Re-elected President at Southern Transport Officers Meet
At the Southern Association of Transportation and Car Service Officers semi annual convention in St Augustine Florida R G Parks of the A B and A Railway Atlanta was elected president J H Career of Nashville Tennessee was re elected secretary and treasurer Washington D C was chosen as the next meeting place
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Parks
ST. Augustine
Fla
Southern Association of Transportation and Car Service Officers
R. G. Parks
A. B. & A. Railway of
Atlanta
JH Career
Nashville
Mrs Horace Williams Buried at Chapel Hill
Mrs Horace Williams widow of Dr Horace Williams Kenan professor of philosophy at the university was buried yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock in Chapel Hill. She died from heart failure Wednesday morning and was Miss Bertha Colton of New York before her 1891 marriage. Dr Moss conducted the services.
Carr Found Guilty of Murder in John Patrick Killing
William Carr Jr. was found guilty by a jury in the court of general sessions here for the February killing of John A. Patrick. The jury recommended mercy, meaning life imprisonment as the punishment.
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Pound
ST. Georges
S&s. C
William Carr, Jr
Court of General Sessions
John A. Patrick
Carr
Misses Holler Visit Mrs. Younts In Rock Hill
Miss Alma Holler and Miss Mozelle Holler of Rock Hill South Carolina are visiting Mrs. Baxter Younts.
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Alma
Mozelle Holler
Rock Hill, S. C
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