Hi-Y Congress Set for Durham on September 19
At a North Carolina Y M C A meeting of employed officers it was announced that the state Hi Y congress will be held in Durham on September 19, 2021. Raleigh was ruled out due to crowded meetings. Each club picks delegates, Durham residents host accommodations, and a registration fee covers costs. Odis B. Hinnant of Montevideo Uruguay will be principal speaker, with an opening session at 7:30 p m after delegate registration from 3 to 5 p m.
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North Carolina
Camp Herman
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Congress
Odis B. Hinnant
Montevideo
Uruguay
Hinnant
Wilmington
Y. M C
Frank Warner
Guy Hope
J. R. Turner
A. E. Jenny
Alton C. Roberts
Salisbury
John Bunn
High Point Builds Huge Water Tank Over Industrial Skyline
The city is constructing a 1 500 000 gallon water tank on the southern railroad near the city western edge. Foreman J C Hale from Chicago Bridge and Iron Works says the 165 foot tall structure will be among the largest in the world when finished, with completion planned for November 1. The tank will be 65 feet in diameter and 47 feet high, rising 165 feet above ground, and will supply the western city section for many years with ample pressure.
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Southern Railroad
High Point
J. C. Hale
Dallas
Texas
Chicago Bridge and Iron Works
Charleston
S. C
Potsdam
N. Y
Seattle
Wash
Louisville
Hale
Hamilton Street
Missing Man Case Snares Governor Aide In Federal Court
In a federal habeas hearing, Pr. Long, Democratic US Senate nominee, secretary Alice Grosjean and Mrs. Samuel Irby seek witnesses in the Samuel Irby and James Terrell disappearance case. Judge Wayne G. Borah aims to determine whereabouts as hearings resume at 11:00 am with a conspiracy to kidnap charge and due process questions. The governor’s secretary is the ex wife of James Terrell and niece of Mrs. Irby.
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Pr. Long
Democratic
United States Senate
Alice Grosjean
Samuel Irby
Federal District Court
James Terrell
Irby
Terrell
Wayne G. Borah
Long
Borah
Private telephone line links Greensboro stock office to High Point
B. A. Pierce stock company announces a private trunk line from the High Point exchange to its building at 107 West Gaston Street Greensboro. The line is in operation for local investors and connects to the Greensboro office via the company’s High Point number.
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B. A. Pierce Stock Company
High Point Telephone Exchange
West Gaston Street
Greensboro
High Point
A B Club Enjoys Musical Program At Country Club
The American Business club hosted a musical program with Miss Dorothy Hoskins and Mae Kirkman at its weekly gathering. Hoskins performed The Perfect Song and another piece with Kirkman at the piano. Kirkman later played Turkey in the Straw and The Wedding of the Painted Doll. Budget committee report by Arthur Fidler was referred back for study. Proj ect committee progress on a proposed city charter draft was reported by Julius Greene. Quarterfinal pairings announced for the club golf tournament. Guests John Mebane and Don Lem attended. Blake Thompson won the attendance prize.
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Dorothy Hoskins
Mae Kirkman
American Business Club
Miss Hoskins
Miss Kirkman
Arthur Fidler
Julius Greene
Charlies W. McAnally
James Moffitt
Brooks Reitza
Jake Rountree
Edwin Chappell
Phillip Davis
Arthur Kirkman
Holt McPherson
Archie Myatt
Murray White
C. A. Ring, Jr
John Mebane
Don Lem
Blake Thompson
Proposed constitutional changes to end national Prohibition
The author argues against the eighteenth amendment and calls for a new constitutional amendment restoring state control over intoxicants. He favors allowing states to legalize or prohibit alcohol within their borders to reflect regional social conditions and multiple voices nationwide.
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York
American Legion
Violin Teaching Arrests Spark Old Law Curio
In Evanston NL on September 16, Sergeant Gene Ruland arrested three violin teachers John Lindgren Carl Norton and Walter Faccini citing a 1875 ordinance banning violin instruction without a license. He noted the law has never been repealed though other instruments lack regulation.
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Evanston
Gene Ruland
John Lindgren
Carl Norton
Walter Faccini
Federalism and temperance policy debate across states
The author argues for state control over intoxicants and for home rule at local levels. He says prohibition varies by region and endorses state agency sales in some states to reduce crime and corruption. He insists the federal government must protect states that opt to prohibit and warns against a saloon resurgence.
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New York
Primaries Show Byrnes and Long Triumph in South and Louisiana
Figures from eight states show Democratic victories with James F. Byrnes defeating Cole L. Blease in South Carolina and Huey P. Long toppling Joseph E. Ransdell in Louisiana. Michigan yields James Couzens as Republican nominee while Colorado and New Hampshire nominate senators amid steady party choices.
Argentine Press Censors Cut Foreign Messages as Uriburu Tightens Reins
The new government bans any unapproved messages by foreign correspondents across cable, telegraph, and telephone and vows expulsion for violations. Edicts impose court martial for arms after 6 pm, anti-government acts, and returning government arms within 12 hours.
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Irigoyen
Belgrano
la Plata
Party primary returns show incumbents and leaders across states
In Colorado M Brucker leads for attorney general with Groesbeck and Jeffries far behind. Republican George H Shaw tops for senator while Democrat Edward P Costigan leads two challengers. In Arizona Democratic governor candidate George W Hunt leads three opponents. Governor Phillips remains unopposed. Vermont Republican Stanley C Wilson leads in governor race with two rivals. New Hampshire Republican Henry W Keyes runs unopposed for senator. John G Winant concedes for governor. Washington incumbents in three districts trail GOP and Democratic challengers.
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M. Brucker
Alex J. Groesbeck
Edward J. Jeffries
Colorado
George H. Shaw
State
Republican Committee
William V. Hodges
Edward P. Costigan
Tariff Commission
Arizona
George W. P. Hunt
Phillips
Vermont
Stanley C. Wilson
New Hampshire
Henry W. Keyes
John G. Winant
Washington
Labor conditions described today in southern textile mills
Delegates from newly formed locals at the United Textile Workers convention describe grim wages and long hours in southern mills. Reports from North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee note low pay high living costs in company stores and scarce school access for workers' children.
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New York
South
United Textile Workers’ Union of America
John Baina
Tri-City
Leaksville
Draper
Spray
North Carolina
John Peel
Greenville
S.C
Roy Price
Marion
N. C
Marion Mills
Clyde Donnelly
Elizabethton
Tenn
Julius Hughes
Bath
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Albert Cox
Jack Pool
Dewey Phillips
Alexandria
Red River
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Alice White
David Manners
Lee Moran
Kenneth Thomson
Sweet Mama
Sennett
G Theatre
Radiola
Ite
Ramon Novarro
The
Renee Adoreefa
Dorothy Jordan
Ernest Torrence
Public
Saenger
LTO
ESSEX
Detroit
Hudson-Essex
A. B. Club
Rere Daniels
Love
Lloyd Hughes
Ned Sparks
Mack Sennett
Richard Barthelmess
Son OF the Gods
Michigan
Byrnes
South Carolina
House of Representatives
James F. Byrnes
Cole L. Blease
Ibra
Blackwood
Olin D. Johnston
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Joseph E. Ransdell
James Couzens
Chase 3. Osborn
Wilber
Buenos Aires
Jose Evaristo Uriburu
Associated Press Today
United States
Pan-American Union
Uriburu
Hipolito Irigoyen
Government House
Seventh Infantry
Sr. Irigoyen
Mariano Castex
Arnoz Alfearo
Colossal Spc Greensboro c
Illege Auditoriun Be
Oriinal Freiburg
Freiburg
Baden
Germany
Biest Presbyterian Church Schoole
Women’s Amiliary Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Passion Play
South Elm Street
Southern Textile Workers
Union Textile Workers
Peel
Greenleaf Cafe
H. D. Rucker
Mgr
Mat Healey
Custom Service
Marks Arnheim
Woolens
Cannon-Fetzer Co
Warner Bros
Jolson
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