Interesting study in black and white
Former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels says he regards the colored man as red proof. An interesting study in black and white.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
4
League proposes panel on Greek Bulgar rouble dispute
The League of Nations plans to appoint a committee to investigate the Greek and Bulgarian rouble issue. The study concludes the matter is essentially a neighborhood quarrel with obscure causes and no wide stakes.
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League of Nations
Colonel Mitch Li Battery Shifts Bowley to Casualty List
The first volley from Colonel Mitch Li’s unit puts General Bowley on the casualty list. Bowley faces removal from duty after criticizing the colonel’s air force concepts at Fort Bragg.
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Mitchli
Bowley
Fort Bragg
Fragmented Quote About Hopes For The Nation’s Future
A speaker addresses a southern audience asserting the nations future rests in the south. The remarks acknowledge not all hopes lie in one region and admit some claims are exaggerated or misleading.
Questioning Mitchell's attack on army methods cited by experts
The passage argues Mitchell faces condemnation for opposing army methods without understanding the core reasons. It asserts authentic service advice must come from experts, and questions where the public fits in the debate.
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Mitchell
Rmy
Cotton price trends and bank report from Oston
Merchants' National Bank of Oston reports that finished cotton goods rise as raw staple falls. Manufacturers buy the staple at a fairish price while markets struggle to absorb finished goods at viable prices.
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National Bank of
Oston
Insurance for firefighters and police in Fayetteville debated
Fayetteville town officials argue over insuring the lives of police and firefighters amid renewed calls after a local officer’s death. The piece notes many towns miss the value of such insurance until tragedy proves its necessity.
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Fayetteville
Danville News Fails Despite Strong Edits
A new Danville Virginia newspaper started over two years ago by local business men to break family control quits after persistent losses. Though well edited and typographically creditable, it could not meet financial expectations and ceases operation.
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Danville
Federal Judge Webb Writes Plea Over Guilford Highway Stop
The Raleigh Times reports Judge Yates Webb wrote to Mag istrate Duke about a speeding incident on a Guilford highway. He includes ten dollars but submits a nolo contendere plea and a brief explanation to a justice of the peace. Webb notes the role of justices of the peace in North Carolina’s justice system.
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Raleigh Times
Yates Webb
Duke
Guilford County
Guilford
Webb
Squire
High Point zoning plan progresses with commission work
The High Point zoning and city planning commission reports progress on a detailed zoning plan and city planning treatise funded by a 5000 dollar appropriation. Engineers will assess railroad grade crossings and basic street system weaknesses as part of a gradual, economical approach. Survey data has been collected and results are anticipated.
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High Point
Zoning and City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
City Zoning and Planning Commission
Public Utility Seeks Intrastate Rate Increase in NC
Western Union Telegraph seeks higher intrastate charges in North Carolina, proposing a zone system raising minimum from 30 to 48 cents and applying steeper rates for messages across the state. Public hearings will be held before any order, with critics noting rising costs amid expected business growth.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
North
Carolina
Corporation Commission
North Carolina
Rapid decline of Stinnes fortune after founder's death
The eldest Stinnes son contemplates a life away from Germany amid rumors of a move to the United States. Since Hugo Stinnes's death the family battles dwindled wealth, with the great fortune melting away to a mere fragment while domestic strife hinders recovery.
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Stinnes
Stines
Greek Forces Withdraw From Bulgarian Territory
Greek military units moved out of Bulgarian territory today following a Bulgarian attack. Greece affirms respect for the authority of the League of Nations and urges peaceful resolution.
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Greece
League of Nations
When the Little Ducks Swim Through Generational Fashion
The piece contrasts mother ducks fearing hatchling loss with birds learning to swim, then shifts to Victorian style debates as older women imitate bobbed hair. It notes initial social backlash against bobbing hair, followed by acceptance as practical and fashionable.
The Young and Old on Fashioned Morals Across Time
The piece argues that youth will behave as they wish and dress freely without harming morals. It asserts that honest, intelligent parents raise self protecting children who stay straight within decent bounds. Older generations will worry less as time passes and eventually accept new norms like a contented mother hen.
North Carolina kin tour California and meet Don Pedro dam fame
A North Carolina party including Mr and Mrs W S Hayworth and Mrs Rebecca Hayworth Moore and J L Moore visited California kin near Modesto and Santa Ana. They praised Don Pedro dam, irrigation works, and Hayworths dairy and ranch success. They recalled seeing San Francisco Sacramento Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean on their journey ending September 28.
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North Carolina
W. S. Hayworth
Rebecca Hayworth Moore
J. L. Moore
Winston-Salem
C. D. Hayworth
California
Modesta
Stanislaus County
Hayworth
Don Pedro
Stanislaus
Punty
Turlock
America
Barnie Clinard
Hfe
Santa Ana
West
San Francisco
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake
Mississippi River
Presidential court trial sparks sharp clash over charges
The debate centers on whether the president can designate an accuser in a military court martial. Senator Reid questions the legality as officers challenge the charges. The defense denies any provision allowing the president or judge advocate general to file charges. The session adjourned for lunch and will resume at 2 p m.
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Moreland
Army
Navy
Mr. Reid
Mitchell Air Officer Trial Opens Second Day
Washington October 29 Colonel Mitchell faced a challenge from his counsel over the court's right to try him as the army general court began the second day of deliberations. The defense sought to contest charges alleging Mitchell violated the articles of war through public statements criticizing the air service.
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Charlies H. Summerall
War Department
Sol. Mitchell
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Texas
Reid
Col. Mitchell
National Defense Administration
Coolidge
United States Naval Academy
Congress
Mitchell
Washington
Army General Court
Army
Navy Air Service
Robert L Howze
North Carolina Colored Baptist Convention Outlines finances
The North Carolina Colored Baptist State Convention heard reports on funds since March 3. Dr. J S Brown presided as president with remarks from Dr C S Brown and Dr O S Bullock. Revenue totals included 7641.10 raised through the board at a cost of 920.87, with four conventions raising 21016.78 overall.
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Colored Baptist State Convention of
North Carolina
J. S. Brown
C.S. Brown
O. S. Bullock
Board of Promotion
C. F. Pope
Raleigh
J. W. Blackwall
Garysburg
Mt. Vernon
I Peter
R. D. Harris
Charlotte
Co. F. Graves
Elizabeth City
Shaw University
Coolidge Subscribes To Red Cross For Year
President Coolidge, head of the American Red Cross Society, launched the annual roll call by subscribing to a year of membership. A Red Cross button was pinned on his coat by Mrs Coolidge, who is a society member, and he signed a $25 subscription slip. The real drive starts Armistice Day November 11 and runs through Thanksgiving Day.
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Washington
Coolidge
American Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Brother of Bulgar Premier Is Killed
Daneso Tzankoff brother of Premier Alexander Tzankoff of Bulgaria was shot and killed in Sofia while walking on the street. Dis patches from Sofia describe the motive for the crime as unestablished.
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Vienna
Daneso Tzankoff
Alexander Tzankoff
Bulgaria
Sofia
Sofiia
Armistice Day Reveals Need For Red Cross Veteran Aid
The Red Cross reports 30,000 disabled veterans under hospital care and 96,931 veterans aided monthly. About 20,000 veterans remain in government hospitals while 3,000 chapters nationwide support home service supplementing government relief. Red Cross veterans and active service aid totaled 4.23 million of 10.32 million dollars spent last year. The Ninth Annual Roll Call runs Nov 1 to Nov 26 inviting participation.
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American Red Cross
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Tals
Charters Granted to New Concerns in North Carolina
Certificates of incorporation issued by Secretary of State W. N. Everett include Woodcraft Novelty Company Boone with 1000 authorized and 12000 subscribed stock. Twin City Detective Agency Winston-Salem. Central Realty and Investment Company Asheville. Haskins Knight to Knight Motor Company amendment Reidsville. Pisgah Realty Company Brevard with 10000 authorized and 1400 subscribed. multiple subscribers named from Asheville Pisgah Forest Brevard.
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Raleigh
W. N. Everett
Woodcraft Novelty Company
Boone
D. B. Bingham
A. F E. South
John B. Steele
David F. Greene
Boone Twin “Ity Detective Agency, Inc
Winston-Salem
W. M. Moore
R. Gregory
Central Realty and Investment
T. Cowan
W. F. Short
Pisgah Forrest
J. Frank Martin
R. Y. Neel
Brevard
Y M C A to Survey Washington Building Plans
The national council of the Y M C A today decided to conduct a survey to determine which national functions should be included in plans for enlarging the organization. The survey will be directed by a special commission chaired by a leader yet unnamed.
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Washington
National Council of the Y. M. C. A
National Capitol
McCormick Mentioned As Illinois Figure In Budget Action
Cyrus McCormick of Illinois is noted as a rising figure in the city scene as the council prepares to adopt the next year’s budget, elect officers, and select a meeting place for the 1926 convention.
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Cyrus McCormick
Ilinois
Western Union to ask 13 percent intrastate rate increase
Western Union Telegraph Company will request an intrastate rate increase averaging about 13 percent at the December 2 hearing before the North Carolina Corporation Commission, not 20 percent as previously reported. W G Sale of Richmond, Va, official of the company, telegrammed the correction to R O Self, clerk of the commission.
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Raleigh
Western Union Telegraph Company
North Carolina Corporation Commission
Corporation Commission
W. G. Sale
Richmond
R. O Self
Denied Bus Line Expansion in North Carolina
The North Carolina Corporation Commission dismissed M. L. Norman's application to operate an additional bus line between Leakesville Spray and Reidsville. No further action was noted and the decision halted the service expansion.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Corporation Commission
M. L. Norman
Leakesville-Spray
Reidsville
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