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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
5
TOKIO reports the appointment to succeed M Hanihara is imminent. Toichi Tanaka, former vice minister of foreign affairs, is named as a potential successor.
Three men connected to the Herrin shooting that left six dead fled Williamson county. Sheriff Galligan and deputy Ora Thomas pursued to Pointias, Is. John P. Smith, linked to Chester Reid's death, departed for Kentucky after coroner’s jury urged murder charges. Smith was arrested, denied bond, then released on $10,000 bond later.
At South Main Street School 565 pupils had registered by 10 am with more expected. Principal L R Johnston anticipates a total near 700 to 724 by fall and 7245 by spring. freshman 190 sophomores 160 juniors 107 and seniors 108. Many students were absent, and some new residents joined the senior class.
The Prince of Wales spent his fourth night in the long social program at Syosset on September 5. The prince attended gatherings and receptions through the evening, continuing a series of engagements abroad and at home.
Fire Chief A B Horney reports August permits totaled about 130000 with 45 permits issued. Largest project is a 20000 garage at West Commerce and Willowbrook. another 10000 mercantile building on East Washington for R B White estate. Homes include C J Cummings 8000 Emerywood and George A Matton 7000 Roland Park.
An English knight owned a quarter repeater watch that was sold to Marie Antoinette in 1782 while she was imprisoned in the Temple. The item links English horology to a high profile royal prisoner and a notable historical moment.
Dr. T. A. Smith and W. W. Hartzell were held to the U S district grand jury on Harrison narcotic act charges. Smith posted 3500 bail, Hartzell 1000. Smith’s wife signed both bonds. State witness Sigmon Reid testified he bought narcotics from Smith. officers seized narcotics in a prior raid. Charles G. Dawes focuses on Milwaukee speech draft attacking La Follette’s stance and constitutional issues.
The ad invites shoppers to buy kitchen cabinets at 0.95 dollars on Saturday and Monday at Coffield Furniture Lara. It promotes home spending as wise and claims a cabinet is the best piece of furniture a person can buy.
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