Obligation to Serve Tied to Freedom of Action Says Coolidge
President Coolidge told New York businessmen that initiative and enterprise entail an obligation to provide service as well as goods. He defended the U S economic system, warned against excessive government intervention, and praised business for delivering value to the community. Meanwhile Shanghai reported Peking cut off from telegraphic links as the Mukden front pushed back Peking forces after an all night battle.
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Coolidge
Washington
New York
Shanghai
Peking
Tientsin
Feng
Mukden
American Orchestra Delights High School pupils
The American Orchestra performed for the high school this morning, rendering many selections to a full audience of students and teachers. L. L Stamkey stated the program aimed to spark interest in music. Saxophone demonstration drew immediate attention during the assembly.
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L. L Stamkey
Women to Meet in Gate City Saturday
Greensboro branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at 3 30 p m on October 25 in the Corne Nan Hall at the North Carolina College for Women A discussion of the Equal Rights Amendment will be led by Mrs Henry White and Mrs L B Hayes
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American Association of University Women
North Carolina College For Women
Henry White
L. B. Hayes
Wrynn Plans Expansion Toward New York Markets
George A. Wrynn, manager of the Dixie Department store, departed for New York to source merchandise for his outfit. He stated that next week plans include opening 16 departments in Thomasville and Lexington, with a possible new store at Asheboro later.
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George A. Wrynn
Dixie Department Store
New York
Waforec
Wrynn
Thomasville
Lexington
Asheboro
Indians Vote Pledges At Crow Chief Rally In Montana
Crow chief Plenty Coos pledged Montana Indians to Coolidge and Dawes at a Republican meeting in Billings. Former Governor Frank O Lowden spoke as crowds heard of a Crow vote tally around 1600 with possible Flathead support lingering.
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Mont
Montana
Coolidge
Dawes
Plenty Coos
Crow Nation
Frank O. Lowden
Titials
Remai Ber
Flatheads
Goolidge to speak tonight at U S Chamber event
Washington reports a two day Eastern division meeting of the U S Chamber of Commerce with delegates from eleven states. President Coolidge will deliver a major address before the election as discussions cover European problems and the Dawes plan’s impact. Willis H Booth and Owen D Young headline at luncheon on international issues. Germany has paid over 30 million in recent weeks under the Dawes plan, boosting European confidence.
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Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
International Chamber of Commerce
Willis H. Booth
New York
A. C. Bedford
Owen D. Young
Parker Gilbert, I Jr
Mr. Young
Europe
Germany
Salvation Army Leaders Visit for City Services
Major William Barrett divisional commander of the Salvation Army in Charlotte arrives to lead services for the local army. Adjutant Cristell accompanies him as youth secretary. Special services are set for Holiness church on Hamilton Street tomorrow at 7 40 p m with an open air meeting on Main Street at 6 45 p m both evenings featuring Barrett and Cristell as speakers.
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William Barrett
Salvation Army
Charlotte
Cristell
Young Peoples
Holiness
Hamilton Street
Main Street
Harrett
Exenllani- Singera
No Ceremony Marks Beate Ashes Burial at Sea
In Portsmouth England on October 23 without ceremony the ashes of Admiral Percy Beate were consigned to the sea by a British destroyer twenty miles offshore, following a voyage from shore and a quiet, military routine.
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Eng
Percy Beate
Ney
Shenandoah Passes The Rockies On Return Flight
The U S S Shenandoah completed the westward crossing and began its return to Lakehurst N J after passing the Rockies near Roche New Mexico at 2 30 a m The dirigible skirted Bisbee and Tombstone Canyon under moonlight and continued eastward toward the Mexican border amid radio contact with Fort Bliss and distant towns Witnesses described the ship’s struggle against eddies and the expansion of helium while crews worked to lighten load and maintain course with officers and engineers on duty through the night
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U. S. S. Shenandoah
Lakehurst
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Rockies
Roche
N. M
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Ariz
Arizons
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Shenandoah
Tombstone Canyon
Brewery Gulch
Naco
Douglas
Fort Bliss
New Mexico
Ohinson
Rosethal
Hachites
Columbus
el Paso
Teachers Here 10 Attend Twin Guy Gathering Friday
White school children will have a holiday tomorrow as all city schools close for the North Carolina Education Association district meeting in Winston-Salem. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews says teachers will attend the convention Friday and Saturday, with High Point boasting full association membership. Negro students observe a January 1 holiday for the same gathering, while transportation is arranged by the district with Boone Trail Bus at reduced rates.
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Winston-Salem
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Association
Andrews
Boone Trail Bus Company
Union
Elwood Hotel
Auto Damaged in Wreck Near Winston-Salem
A car driven by Sam Yours ran off the Winston-Salem highway about five miles from the city yesterday afternoon. It struck a tree stump and a log, was badly damaged, and ended in a field after the vehicle went straight at a curve. The driver suspects a steering wheel lock.
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Sam Yours
Neero
Winston-Salem Highway
Locke
Weather Outlook for North Carolina Cool With Frost Patches
North Carolina forecast calls for fair weather tonight with continued cool temperatures and light to heavy frost in interior regions. Friday should bring fair skies and a slight warming, more noticeable in the western and central portions of the state.
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North Carolina
LaFollette Presses East Speech On Progressive Push
Senator LaFollette travels toward Grand Rapids and then eastern states to finish his campaign for the presidency. He argues the west is safe for progressives and insists eastern votes will deliver victory by the people’s direct vote. He accuses Wall Street of pressuring workers to back Coolidge or Davis and vows to defend liberal, classless government.
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Wall Street
Coolidge
Davis
Why I Go to Church Because
A compact devotional claiming the church means everything to the speaker. It recalls prayer at the mourner bench forgiving sins and unwavering faith despite hypocrites and crises. It cites Jesus, Pentecost, Peter's sermon, and the church as a rock foundation inviting readers to hear the Spirit.
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Peter
Resented Salt Woman Husband Dies In Tragic Shootings
Resented Salt FLOOMWOOD Minn Ort 23.- Because his wife sued him for divorces John Ollila father living between Bloodwood and Wright shot and killed three persons and then ended his own life.
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John Ollila
Hving
Bloodwood
Wright
Progro ssi ves Push Slush Fund Claims in Campaign
Raleigh dispatch reports a furor over La Follette forces in North Carolina seeking negro support for the third party. John H. Love announced John R. R. Clark will speak at the state fair as part of the effort, while Republican officials dispute the move and discuss suspected big money backing.
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R. E. Powell
Raleigh
la Follette Wheeler Party
North Carolina
John H. Love
Butler
Republican Party
la Pollette and
Wheeler Party
Love
National Republican Headquarters
William C. Matthews
Bramham
Washington
National
Matthews
North
Hatfield Kin Feud Goes On With Fatal Shooting
BLUEFIELD W Va Oct 23 Another violent death ties the Hatfield feud to the Tug river area Jason Hatfield son of Floyd Hatfield dies after a pistol is drawn in a struggle Thurman Chambers says he struck Hatfield with his fist before the weapon fired Hatfield dies at Williamson Hospital Alex Hatfield former postmaster of Matewan WV is named as the slain man part of the Hatfield McCoy line of the feud beginning with Floyd Hatfield's suit against the McCoys.
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Bluefield
W.a
Bern
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tug River
Hatfield
McCoy
Mingo County
Alex Flatfield
Jex
Min
Azo
Thurman Chambers
Har Chambers
Harefield
Williatexon
Alex Hatfield
Matewan
Wo van
Floyd Hittfield
Mrs. Moffitt Stricken With Diphtheria At Home
The many friends of Mrs William P. Moffitt learn she is seriously ill with diphtheria at 112 Morris Street. The illness was reported this afternoon.
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William P. Moffitt
Tke Ty
Morris Street
Hewes Tours Middle Atlantic States as VP Candidate
Republican vice presidential nominee Charles G. Hewes continued his swing through the middle Atlantic states on October 23, moving from West Virginia toward Wilmington and Callahan, amid the campaign trail that has him revisiting the native state of John W. Davis.
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Dawes
West Virginia
Wilmington
Call
Marksburg
W. Va
John W. Davis
Charles G. Hewes
Middle Atlantic
Harlem Negro Notable Guilty of Murder in Harlem
William Miller, known as Yellow Charleston, was found guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Barron D. Wilkins, a wealthy Harlem cabaret owner, in May. The jury deliberated all night. Miller claimed a quarrel over money prompted the act. Wilkins had boasted of beating Jack Johnson and was a well-known Harlem figure.
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William Miller
Charleston
Barron D. Wilkins
Harlem
Miller
Wilkins
Jack Johnson
Cham Fon
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