Bourgeois says Article 10 not vital to Covenant
In Brussels Leon Bourgeois told American newspaper men that article 10 of the league covenant is background to the covenant. He said the article is not essential and could be eliminated without hurting the league’s effectiveness. He noted penalties lie in other articles and American reaction has been overstated.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Leon Bourgeois
Council of the League of Nations
League
United States
Death of Cork Lord Mayor MacSwiney Eclipses Medical Records
Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor of Cork, died in Brixton prison at 5 40 a m after a hunger strike that lasted more than 73 days. His body to lie in state at St George's Cathedral before burial in Cork beside his predecessor. The death triggers heightened security in Cork with guards, tanks, and armored cars ready for possible trouble.
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London
Associated Press
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
MacSwiney
Johan MacSwiney
Lord May
Brixton Prison
St. George’s Cathedral
Dublin
MacSwine
England
Michael Fitzgerald
Terrence MacSwiney
Iayor
Great Britain
Cecil Rhodes
Paul Kruger
Parleys on Miner Wages Continue in London Talks
Premier Lloyd George and government experts met with miners' representatives in London to review proposed wage and production figures aimed at settling the miners' strike. Negotiations followed a Sunday start and continued through the morning with government leaders.
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London
Lloyd George
Tar Heel Courts Degree Set Aside
The North Carolina Supreme Court set aside damages granted to Mrs. Addie Speight after a Western Union telegram error reportedly caused mental anguish by delaying funeral notice for her brother. The ruling overturns $100 in damages from a court case in Washington dated October 25.
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Washington
North Carolina
Addie Speight
Western Union Telegraph Company
Norfolk
Poughkeepsie
Europe
United States Supreme Court
Bermuda
Supreme Court
Harry 5. McCartney
Chicago
Colby
Congress
Wilson
Cotton Ginnings Versus Bales Reported in Oct Figures
Cotton ginned up to Oct 18 totaled 5 712 057 bales including 138 554 round bales and 14 312 American Egyptian plus 340 Sea Island bales the census bureau announced. Ginning by state shows North Carolina 191 263 South Carolina 564 159 Virginia 1 081 CORI Det 25 The death of Joseph Murphy hunger striker Cork jail expected momentarily as prayers said by jail chaplain with family at bedside
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Washington
Sea Island
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Cori
Joseph Murphy
Cork
Murphy
Reorganization of National Guard on Washington
War Department announces immediate reorganization of the national guard. General staff officers are ordered to visit corps area HQs to advise on division organization. A table lists tentative troop allotments by state. North Carolina must furnish 9,600 men by June 30, 1924.
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Washington
National Guard
War Department
Department
Peace Organization of the
North Carolina
Yank Killed by a Mexican in Cananea
The state department reports M T Sevrey an American was murdered in Cananea Mexico last Wednesday. The Nogales consul was instructed to urge local authorities to arrest the murderers. The report says Raymondo Navarre, a Mexican, killed Sevrey without provocation and fled after being discharged by a copper company.
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Washington
M. T. Sevrey
Cananea
Mexico
State Department
Nogales
Secretary of State
Raymondo Navarre
Navarra
Robbery Strikes Raleigh Fur Shop in Business District
Brotans Fifth Avenue shop in Raleigh was robbed last night of furs and apparel valued around $20,000 plus $70 in cash. Entry was made through two rear doors and robbers escaped in an automobile. No clues yet identifying the culprits.
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Raleigh
Brotan
Fifth Avenue
Death of Lord Mayor Brings Grim News to Sisters
In Asheville on October 25 the first news reached Rev. Madam Margaret MacSwiney that her brother, Lord Mayor, had died. The academy head is principal of St Genevieve, run by the Sisters of Christian Education. Plans for observing the death are undecided. Rumors that the sisters began a hunger strike after being denied visit access troubled Madam MacSwiney.
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Asheville
Margaret MacSwiney
Madam McSwiney
Academy of St
Cotton futures open higher on firmer market and rains
In New York on Oct 25 the southern spot market firmness liver pool gains and rain affecting grade pushed early cotton futures up 35 to 60 points. December 20.70 January 20.70 March 20.75 May 20.60 July 20.48 with Dec and Jan contracts reaching new highs.
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New York
Liverpool
King Alexander’s Condition Deteriorates in Hospital
ATHEN3 Oct 25 bulletin reports King Alexander’s health worsened with heart involvement and suffocation symptoms.
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Kiew
Lambeth Returns to Wesley Church for Another Year
W A Lambeth will serve as pastor of Wesley Memorial Church in High Point for a third year, after being officially returned today by the Methodist Episcopal conference in Salisbury. Local Methodists and citizens welcomed the decision with strong support for his continued leadership.
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W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Meanoral
High Point
Methodist Episcopal Church
Salisbury
Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
Lansbeth
Minster
Bloodfield Race Fight Leaves Three Dead in Newport News
In Newport News Virginia on October 25 three black men died and another wounded as police opened fire in self defense during a mob fight in Bloodfield. Floyd Hall was killed by Patroman Ek H Lewis Arthur Williams by Patrolman W A Campbell Big Jim Jeffries by George Carr Carr killed Jeffries in a close range pistol duel. Campbell arrested two attackers.
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Newport News
Floyd Hall
Patroman Ek. H. Lewis
Arthur Williams
W. A. Camppbell
Big Jim
Jeffries
George Carr
Carr
Campbell
Camppbell
Lewis
Hall
Newbold to Join State Bank Examiners Staff
H L Newbold former vice president of the Bank of Commerce will join the state bank examiners staff and has returned to High Point to live. His marriage to Miss Mary Sherrod daughter of Mr and Mrs A Sherrod of this city will be solemnized at Wesley Memorial Methodist church Wednesday evening at five.
Complete Averages of Piedmont League Season 1920 Announced
President William G Bramham releases Piedmont League batting and fielding leaders for 1920. James Russell Moore of Danville tops with .342 in 114 games. L Smith Greensboro excels at first base and in fielding with .327 in 111 games and .975. Waldron Pointers leads in power with .318 while Smith, Teague, Adams, and Kearney headline in various infield roles. Pitchers Saddler and Joyner stand out in defense. club averages show Greensboro .269, High Point .263, Raleigh last.
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William G. Bramham
Bill Shumaker
Winston-Salem Twins
James Russell Moore
Danville
Moore
L. Smith
Greensboro
Charlotte
Bill Waldron
Willow
Coney
Bitting
Wilson
Fish
Lennox
Raleigh
L Smith
Jim Teague
Patriots
Owen
Devens
Winston-Salem
Waldron
High Point
Adams
Yost
Trexler
St. Louis Cardinals
Gandolfi
Webb
Sykes
Dannelly
Partain
Saddler
Joyner
Eldridge
Kearney
Friday
A. Moore
Youthful Miller
High High Point
Penn student Brines held without bail in slaying
William P Brines of the University of Pennsylvania surrendered to police after a two minute hearing before a police magistrate. He was committed to the county jail without bail for the killing of Elmer C Drewes, Dartmouth College senior.
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Philadelphia
William P. Brines
University of Pennsylvania
Elmer C
Drewes
Dartmouth College
Three Accidents Leave Victims Across Piedmont Region
Virginia Hale Deaton three years old died in a High Point Greensboro highway crash. H. T. Deaton and others injured as car left embankment and rolled over. J. E. Webster and wife fatally struck at Northen and Bishop Streets Greensboro. Lu cile Roberson killed near Reidsville. Annie Roberson and W. P. Daniels Jr. injured.
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Virginia Hale Deaton
H. T. Deaton
Charles Stoner
J. J. Mrittle
High Point
Greensboro
Frittle
J. W. Jamison
Denton
Deaton
Stoner
Mr. Deaton
Salisbury
J. E. Webster
Northen
Bishop Streets
Creensboro
Piedmont
Reidsville
Lucile Roberson
Annie Roberson
W. P. Daniels, Jr
Twins Wed and Die Together in Canada
Twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith of Rametete were born together and married together, dying days apart from illness. The text notes one child left and both sisters did not know the other was ill, all in the same household.
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London
J. D. Smith
Rametete
Mach
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