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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

8

Eskimo Summer Better Term For Present Weather

Chicago and the mountain states debate replacing Indian summer with Eskimo in a cold snap. Snow and cold sweep the Midwest and East as Rapid City records 14 below zero and several planes are forced down in Ohio and West Virginia. Other regions report subzero and near freezing temperatures with widespread frosts and storm activity.

Chicago Mountain States Midwest East Rockies Rapid City S. C New York Mercury Ohio Valley East Gulf Middle Atlantic States New England Washington Ohio West Virginia Albert F. Glenn Mitchel Field N. Y de Haviland Fairfield St. Clairsville Cameron W. Va Carmichael Upper Mississippi Market Gardners Quincy Ill Indiana Michigan Illinois Toboganning Iowa Montana Nebraska Webster City Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids Mason City Valentine Upper Lake Tower Lake

Southern justice punishes attackers of women in three cases

Atlanta report details swift penalties for attacks on women in the South. C. A. Wheeler of Swainsboro faces the electric chair on December 11 for assaults with W. A. Nosworthy. Nosworthy to serve 20 years. J. T. Cherry of Alabama to be electrocuted December 18 for the murder of his wife. A mob incident in Asheville involving Preston Neely and John Reeves is also noted amid tension over violence against women.

Atlanta Dixie C. A. Wheeler Swainsboro, Ga W. A. Nosworthy New York Emmanuel County Florida J. T. Cherry Alabama Cherry Asheville N.C Preston Neely John Reeves

City mob attempts attack. Reeves jailed after escape

A mob attempted to assault a woman on city streets. She escaped and alerted authorities. Reeves was arrested minutes later. The mob targeted Neely but the woman would not identify him. Reeves refused to name bystanders and was sent to the chain gang for two years.

Reeves Neely Chain Gang

Eight More Counties Have Bean Beetle Invaded in 1925

Raleigh reports eight additional North Carolina counties affected by the Mexican bean beetle in 1925. Entomologist Dr. R W Leiby lists Stokes, Rockingham, Forsyth, Guilford, Davie, Davidson, Rowan and Cabarrus, noting the pest spreads like the boll weevil. He urges poisoning beans to target immature beetles.

Raleigh R. W Leiby State Department of Agriculture Division of Entomology Stokes Rockingham Forsyth Guilford Davie Davidson Rowan Cabarrus Leiby United States Cotton Belt Alabama Mexico Clay Cherokee Ohio

Heavy buying of motor shares continues on Wall Street

On October 29 in New York the market showed strong demand for motor stocks with persistent buying across major automaker shares. Traders cited brisk orders and renewed investor interest in automotive equities amid expectations of rising demand.

Wall Street New York

Market Opens With Stock Rally On Record Earnings News

General Motors rose to a new high at 139 1 2 as it celebrated record third quarter earnings. Chrysler climbed toward a record at 235 as early gains reached near four points. Initial moves of 1 to 4 points came from Southern Railway Du Pont U S Realty U S Steel and Reid Ice Cream.

General Motors Chrysler Southern Railway du Pont U.S. Realty U. S. Steel Reid Ice Cream

Submarine S-51 flashing light linked to collision

Lookout William A. Adamson testified before the naval board of inquiry that the red light on the submarine S-51 flashed before the sinking after the collision with the steamer City of Rome near Block Island on September 25. He said he could not see the submarine until after the crash and that the light may have indicated a course change or lights being fixed. Thirty three lives were lost.

Boston Rome William A. Adamson Naval Board of Inquiry Block Island Adamson

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