One Union Urges Harding to Seize Roads and End Strike
United States marshals mobilize to enforce the government strike as Labor Day passes amid renewed violence. Boston Central Union pledges support to shopmen and calls on President Harding to seize the roads and restore strikers to work. Chicago Federation of Labor plans a relief drive as William Foster and R F Pettigrew urge unity in a single railroad union.
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Chicago
United States
B. M. Jewell
Central Labor Union
Boston Central Union
Harding
Daugherty
Chicago Federation of Labor
William C. Foster
R. F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
Foster
Carmen
Government to answer in open court on injunction surmises
General Daugherty told the New York Herald the government is paying no heed to loose talk about the injunction in Chicago against striking shopmen. He said the government’s reply to charges will be made in open court in due time and in the interim will ignore irresponsible remarks.
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New York
Chicago
Tes
Daugherty
New York Herald
Macon Man Searched in Kidnapping Case Reach Chicago
Police and detectives scour rail stations and hotels for Harry C. Graham of Macon Georgia and two girls he allegedly kidnapped from the southern city. A Macon sheriff’s telegram says Graham may be traveling toward Chicago with the two 19 and 15 year old girls, reportedly linked to the LaMarr sisters, said to be from a prominent Macon family and grandnieces of two former U S supreme court justices.
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Chicago
Harry C. Graham
Macon
Graham
United States Supreme Court
Train Stoning Reports Hit New Jersey Yard Amid Strike
Port Jervis N J Sept 4 road officials report a train stoning incident on a Cleveland bound service in the mountains near this Erie division point. Yardmaster Wallace says since midnight every large engine failed with air brake issues oil cups broken or fires not drawing. about 5000 workers are employed where the strike continues.
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Port Jarvis
N. J
Cleveland
Erie
Wallace
Miss Mattie Bell and Miss Elizabeth Luther Visit Winston-Salem
Miss Mattie Bell and Miss Elizabeth Luther of Winston-Salem spent Sunday here with Mrs. Frank Uther on Willowbrook Street.
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Mattie Bell
Elizabeth Luther
Winston-Salem
Frankuther
Willowbrook Street
Horrox Brothers Reunion Ends Summer Visit
Albert Horrox left yesterday for Shenandoah Pennsylvania to return home after a summer in town with his brother Harold Horrox on College street.
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Albert Horrox
Shenandoah, Pa
Harold Horrox
College Street
Clark Resigns from U S Supreme Court Justice Post
Associate Justice Clark has resigned from the U S Supreme Court. President Harding will accept and nominate former Senator George H. Sutherland of Utah to take his seat. Clark’s resignation becomes effective September 18 when he reaches age 65. he cites retirement as aligned with his life philosophy.
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Washington
Clark
Harding
White House
United States
George H. Sutherland
Utah
Supreme Court
Youngstown
Presdent Wilson
Aged Jamestown Woman Dies at Home
Miss Martha E Hodgin aged 70 dies at her Jamestown residence after a period of illness. Funeral services will be held at 9 o clock tomorrow at her home conducted by Rev W C Jones with burial in Center church cemetery. Survived by four sisters and four brothers all residents of Jamestown.
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Martha E. Hodgin
Jamestown
Lexington
J. C. Kersey
Nathan McGhee
EB. Halton
Jamstown
Harrison White
H. W
George L. Hodgin
Woman killed when train struck auto near Brunswick
Brunswick Ga Sept 4 Ms H P Hewitt was instantly killed and Mr Hewitt seriously injured when their car was struck by a A B and A train No 15 fifteen miles from here at noon today. The Hewitts live in Hastings Fla and were returning from Wilmington.
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Brunswick
Signs of Life in the Mine Prison
The Kennedy mine rescuers reported at the surface that two blasts on the 3,700 foot level were answered by five explosions from the Argonaut mine where 47 men are entombed.
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Jackson
Cal
Kennedy Mine
Narrow Escape in Auto Accident Near Jamestown
A young man named Mr. Lambeth of Thomasville escaped serious injury when the car he rode in skidded and overturned on the Greensboro road near Jamestown. The driver was uninjured and the vehicle was damaged.
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Mr. Lambeth
Thomasville
Greensboro
Jamestown
Business trip to New York City for E. W. Freezer
E. W. Freezer departed today for a business trip to New York City. Mrs. L. A. Allen returned home to Huntersville after visiting friends in High Point yesterday.
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E. W. Freezer
New York City
L. A. Allen
Huntersville
High Point
Speakers announced for B Y P U convention in High Point
Perry Morgan reports the North Carolina B Y P U will hold its state convention in High Point next June with speakers including Kyle M. Yates of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Dr B C Dragan Nashville Dr W S Wiley Muskogee and BH E Lee Dallas. Local members say preparations are underway and the event will benefit all youth groups in the city despite its Baptist alignment.
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North Carolina
Baptist Church
Perry Morgan
the Biblical Recorder
High Point
Kyle M. Yates
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Yates
B. C. Dragan
Nashville, Tenn
W. S. Wiley
Muskogee
Okla
BH. E
Lee
Dallas
Texas
Turkish Nationalists Drive Greeks Back in Asia Minor Front
Turkish nationalists push Greek forces from the Ismid sector and near Brusa as three Greek corps in the Fik-Sheher sector are dispersed or annihilated. Dispatches from Angora report Kemalist advances and Greek retreat in disorder in Asia Minor.
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Athens
Hoover to take control of coal distribution and prices
Secretary Hoover to seek emergency control of anthracite coal distribution and pricing. A Philadelphia conference with operators and miners is planned, aiming to form an emergency organization to prioritize households and ensure winter fuel supply. The move mirrors measures used for bituminous coal.
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Washington
Hoover
Philadelphia
Commerce Department
Mr Edwards Still Ill Amputated Leg After Accident
E A Edwards a well known High Point citizen remained in critical condition at Guilford General hospital after being injured Thursday at work on the Southern railroad yards. His left leg was crushed and amputated late Saturday afternoon by doctors. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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E. A. Edwards
High Point
Southern Railroad
Guilford General Hospital
Edward
Edwards
Laffoon and Orange Named Proprietors of Creative Print Shop
In Saturday's Enterprise it was announced that J. P. Laffoon is the proprietor of Creative Print Shop. I. V. Orange is associated with him as the other proprietor of the firm.
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Creative Print Shop
J. P. Laffoon
Creative
Laffoon
I. V. Orange
Japan Uses Uniform School System In Show Of Reform
Rev. 5 A Stewart, missionary of Wesley Memorial church, spoke to a local congregation on Japan’s Christian work after 16 years there. He described education reforms, government run schools, and nationwide curricula, noting progress in eroding the view Christianity is foreign. He praised Japan’s liberal tilt and hymns sung in Japanese by the Stewarts.
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Stephen?a. Stewart
Japan
Wesley Memorial Church
Stewart
Trinity
Labor Day message from UMWA head on industrial strife
John I. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, denounces efforts to disrupt unions and calls for fair dealing to restore industrial peace. He laments the attack on labor since 1921 and urges cooperation between organized labor and employers for harmonious relations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John I. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
America
Labor
Railroad guards return fire in Cincinnati coach yards
A group of men in a curtained automobile fired at a building in the Big Four railroad coach yards in Cincinnati. Railroad guards in the building returned the fire and believe one attacker was hit as the car sped away, a scream was heard.
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Cincinnati
Sept
Secretary Davis Sees High Wages Bring Prosperity and Happiness
Secretary Davis on Labor Day cautioned that wage levels held from wartime to peacetime support national prosperity. He praised workers and warned against inflated averages favoring specialized experts. He urged saving wages for hands on labor and suggested sustained high wages boost the nations consuming power.
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Davis
Moosepheart
Guilford Democrats Outline Campaign Plans at County Meeting
At the Guilford county Democratic executive committee gathering in Greensboro last Saturday, officers were elected. O C Cox became chair man Norman A Boren secretary Frank Ogburn vice chairman in charge of High Point work and Miss Louise B Alexander chairwoman for the women. The group aims to elect solicitor J F Spruill over Republican Edward Co Jerome, while pushing High Point from Republican to Democratic control. Speakers included T J Murphy Col Dave Milton T A Lyon Prof T E Whitaker and A E Tate.
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Guilford County
Democratic Executive Committee
Greensboro
O. C. Cox
Norman A. Boren
Frank Ogburn
High Point
Louise B. Alexander
Guilford
J. F. Spruill
Lexington
Edward Co. Jerome
Cox
Ogburn
Democratic Committee
T. J. Murphy
Col
Dave Milton
T. A. Lyon
Prof
T. £. Whitaker
A. E. Tate
Revival Service Draws Good Attendance at Local Church
The First Methodist Protestant church hosted the first in a series of revival meetings led by Rev. G. F. Millaway attracting many church members and other attendees. He urged personal faith, warned about backsliding, and emphasized missionary work and urging neighbors to join. Afterward the congregation greeted the evangelist with handshakes as the service closed.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
G. F. Millaway
Mulaway
Mr. Millaway
Millway
Butler loses Hog Combine backing in Raleigh political fight
Raleigh report says Major George E Butler has lost Hog Combine backing for federal judgeship as Senator Marion Butler and banking opposition shift influence. Seawell gains ground with Judge Connor backing. Bailey and Gardner visit Smithfield for Johnstonian services amid labor day events and Raleigh Durham baseball series draws crowd.
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Raleigh
Geo. E. Butler
Bud Marion
H. C
Senator Butler
John Motley
Orcheloree Grissom
Charley Reynolds
W. G. Bramham
George
Henry G. Connor
Major Butler
Clinton
Marion
Combine
Brother George
Marion Butler
Washington
Major George
Hiram Johnson
Dave Blair
Butler
Blair
Hi Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Hog
Herbert Kk. Seawell
Seawell
Judge Connor
Mr. Seawell
J. W. Bailey
O. Max Gardner
Shelby
Smithfield
Johnston
Gardner
Bailey
Gardner-Bailey
Morrison
Josephus Daniels
Durham
Bulls
Fourteen Land Trades Filed Saturday In Greensboro Area
Real estate deeds filed Saturday total about 26 000 with revenues stamps noted. Largest sales were High Point properties while several Greensboro and Sumner township tracts changed hands for sums ranging from about 100 to 7 000 dollars.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
High Point
J. G. Bradshaw
D Gilbert
Greensboro
G. H. Herbert
J. &. Duncan
Sumner Township
W. F. Brackett
R. R. Smith
East Green Street
P. W. Kirkman
W. T. McDonald
Leonard and Frances Avenues
Louise Sapp Webster
W. E. Sapp
Friendship Township
T. F. Wrenn
T. Albertson
Briggs Avenue
P. H. Mitchell
J. F. Throngburg
Smith Street
J. A. Taylor
FH. C. Pitts
Flint Street
C. C. Moran
J. T. Thonburg
H. C. Pitts
J. W. Tomlinson
I Street
City B Y P U Meeting Tuesday Night
The new City B Y P U officers will lead the monthly meeting with Mechanicsville Baptist church B Y P U next Tuesday at 7 45 PM. Prof H G Owens high school English head will speak on Christian Education. M R Shields,new president, announced special music and a goal for large attendance due to a state convention next June.
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Mechanicsville Baptist Church
H. G. Owens
M. R. Shields
College students depart city for Raleigh and Hickory
A general exodus of the city's young men began this morning as groups left on early trains for the State college at Raleigh and for Lenoir college in Hickory. Among those away today are Vernon Snyder Boyd Roya Frank Cauble Jr and Claude Reitzel bound for Hickory while Leslie Andrews Carl Wood and Fred Pritchard head to Raleigh.
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State College
Raleigh
Lenoir College
Hickory
Vernon Snyder
Boyd Roya
Frank Cauble, Jr
Claude Reitzel
Leslie Andrews
Carl Wood
Fred Pritchard
Miss Zeffie and Odessa Younts Return Home
Miss Zeffie and Odessa Younts of Lexington left this morning for home after a week of visiting relatives.
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Zeffie
Odessa Younts
Lexington
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Harold
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MR. Edwards
A. Stewart
Wesley Memorial
Lewis
Mit
G. F. Millway
First
M. P. Church
Mair Butler
HOG Combine
Herbert Fr. Seawell
J. W. Batley
Max Gardner
Bull City
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