Turkeys Arm For Land Attack As Britain Holds Chanak
Allied powers seek a peace conference with Turkey and Greece while Turkish nationalists mass near Ismid and Chanak. Kemalists claim 1 000 foreign field guns and 6 000 machine guns for a two year campaign. a Smyrna talks pause may delay any crossing until British forces arrive.
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London
Greece
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Chanak
Ismid
Musphata Kemal Pasha
Gay
Thrace
Associated Press
Smyrna
Mustapha Kemal
Gen. Pell
Yussuf Kemal Bey
Angora
October Ninth To Be Fire Prevention Day
President Harding issued a proclamation designating Monday October 9 as national fire prevention day. He noted U S fire waste yearly is unmatched by any other country and urged state and city officials to cooperate in reducing losses.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Asheville Plants Reopen After Coal Shortage
Asheville and surrounding industries resumed operations today after a power shutdown last Friday caused by coal shortages and low river water levels. The North Carolina Electrical Power Company received coal shipments enabling nearly 200 plants to restart activities.
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Asheville
North Carolina Electrical Power Company
Shopmen Return to Asheville Yards After Strike
All striking Southern Railway shopcraft employees in Asheville returned to work this morning except three convicted in superior court of kidnapping a non union employee. Former union members who stayed kept their places as non union men left the shops.
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Asheville
Southern Railway
Fomer
Negotiations with Soviet Russia on expert commission end
The state department announced that all talks with Soviet Russia about sending an American technical mission to study Russia’s economy have been terminated and the entire project abandoned.
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Washington
Russia
American Tecnical Commission
State Department
Camp Bragg to Be Renamed Fort Bragg
Fayetteville reports that Camp Bragg the government artillery establishment near the city will be officially renamed Fort Bragg. The announcement was made today confirming the new designation for the facility.
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Fayetteville
Camp Bragg
Fort Bragg
Nothing Heard From Nationalists On Neutral Zone
London reports progress in Paris toward solving the Near East crisis. British officials say the key now lies with Turkish nationalists, from whom no word has been heard about their intentions in the neutral zone.
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London
Associated Press
Ben
Paris
France
Great Britain
Harding Signs Tariff Bill With New Rates
President Harding signed the 1922 tariff bill in Washington with Senate Finance Chairman McCumber and Ways and Means Chairman Fordney present. He said the elastic provisions could prove the greatest tariff contribution in a century if the measure succeeds in becoming effective.
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Washington
Harding
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Carolina to Play Tulane in November
Chapel Hill Sept 21 A contract has been closed by the University of North Carolina football management to play Tulane University in New Orleans on Saturday November 4. This fills the only open date on the Carolina schedule.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Tulane University
New Carleans
Carolina
Railway Strike Ends as Workers Return to Jobs
In Winston-Salem on September 22, all striking Southern railway shopmen resumed work. Some returned at midnight and the rest by morning, with the transition going smoothly. Replacement workers abandoned their posts rather than continue on strike.
Pastor Resigns to Become Chiropractor in Cincinnati
The Rev. F. L. Dorn of St. Phillips' Evangelical Protestant church resigns to pursue chiropractic work, saying he can affect physical kinks more than spiritual crookedness. He cites his belief in helping people's bodies as his new focus.
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Cincinnati
F. L. Dorn
St. Phillips’ Evangelical Protestant
Fire at Smyrna Hits American Tobacco Losses
The American Tobacco company estimates its net loss at Smyrna from the recent fire around 250000 dollars. President Percy F. Hill said other losses are covered by insurance.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Smyrna
Percy F. Hill
Large Albemarle crowd watches Klan parade
A massive Albemarle turnout Monday night exceeded 5,000 as 35 Ku Klux Klan members paraded the streets in a display that drew widespread attention and drew comments from residents.
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Albemarle
Bowman Wife Bound Over for Plot to Kill Husband
Mrs Laura Price Bowman was taken to Huntington state hospital for observation after being bound over to the Cabell County grand jury on a charge of plotting to kill her second husband L F Bowman.
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Huntington
W. Va
Laura Price Bowman
Huntington State Hospital For the Insane
Cabel County Grand Jury
L. F. Bowman
Steamer New York Seized in Constantinople
The steamer New York, Greek owned but flying the American flag, has been seized by the American consul general in Constantinople for unpaid bills totaling 60 thousand dollars.
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Constantinople
New York
Dismissal of Seaboard Injunction Opens Monroe Strike Case
Greensboro Sept 21 Judge Boyd in federal court dismissed the injunction Seaboard Airline had secured weeks ago against striking Monroe employees. The ruling ends the immediate restraining order tied to the labor dispute.
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Greensboro
Seaboard
Monroe
Boyd
After Smyrna Disaster 75000 Homeless Await Aid
Sept 21 report describes 75000 survivors on Smyrna quays, destitute and abandoned as eight days pass since the destruction. Only an American destroyer offers aid while Turkish troops seize Greek and Armenian girls. Italy warns Roumania of possible military action to preserve the Balkans status quo.
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Smyrna
Rome
Italy
Roumania
Bulgaria
Balkans
Allied forces chief Harrington warns violators in neutral zone
General Harrington of the British army signs a communique declaring that responsibility for any violation of the neutral zone will rest on the attackers. This statement comes as allied forces maintain control near Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Harrington
Moonshiners Fire On Naval Balloon Near Monroe
A U S naval balloon was fired upon near Monroe North Carolina causing a forced landing due to loss of gas. No injuries among the five passengers. The balloon commanded by Lieut W J Macdusky was en route from Norfolk to the gulf coast and was to be shipped back to Norfolk for examination to see if bullets took effect.
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Rock Hilly
S. Cee
United States Naval
Monroe
W. J. Macdusky
Norfolk
Gulf Coast
Goldsboro storage rates under Greensboro and Charlotte tariffs
Goldsboro set storage at thirty five cents per bale, five cents less than Greensboro and Charlotte warehouses. T. H. Norwood, president of the Cotton Growers' Co operative, cites lower insurance rates in Goldsboro as the reason for the discount. Receiving of cotton began here last week.
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Goldsboro
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston-Salem Man Arrested for Retailing Whisky
Winston-Salem, Sept. 21. J. H. Dunn of the Thompson Detective agency was arrested on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor. In default of $500 bond he was jailed. Dewey Kiser, alleged purchaser, was also arrested for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and jailed for lack of bond.
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Winston-Salem
H. Dunn
Thompson Detective Agency
Dewey Kiser
Dunn
Kiser
Work Begins on New Downtown Street Link
Work has started on High Point's downtown thoroughfare linking the ends of Jordan and Rankin streets. R G Lassiter's steam shovel is removing dirt and the street bed should be ready for the concrete base soon. Traffic is expected on Rankin Jordan Street within a few months.
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High Point
Jordan
Rankins Streets
R. G. Lassiter
Fowler Ward and Kaneer Attend Durham Post Series Game
R. D. Fowler G. R. Ward and Roy Kaneer were in Durham yesterday to witness the third game of the post series race for the Piedmont pen hant.
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R. D. Fowler
G. R. Ward
Roy Kaneer
Durham
Piedmont Penhant
Train service reform eyed at Salisbury meeting
High Point men including J. J. Farriss Horace Haworth E N Allen David Harris and F J Sizemore plan to attend a Central Carolina Development association called meeting in Salisbury tonight at 7 30 PM with a supper at the Yadkin hotel. They push restoring trains Nos 21 and 22 to the prewar route via Salisbury Lexington Thomasville and Greensboro instead of Winston Salem. The group has long pressed the restoration but Southern Railway officials have yet to agree. Other central Carolina train service issues will also be discussed.
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Salisbury
High Point
J. J. Farriss
Horace Haworth
E. N. Allen
David Harris
F. J. Sizemore
Central Carolina Development Association
Yadkin Hotel
Lexington
Thomasville
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Ganization
Southern
Southern Railway
Central
Carolina
Dr Bridges Addresses Rotary Club at Sheraton Hotel
Dr Luther Bridgers spoke to the Rotary luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel. He charmed Rotarians with songs and anecdotes, warned of a new European war, discussed the Suez Canal, praised the U S government, and urged support for national principles. A mixed quartet sang Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross and Rotary efforts to fund five, aiming to send a sixth, to school were noted.
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Luther Bridgers
Rotary
Sheraton Hotel
Rotarians
Dr. Lambith
Europe
Suez Canal
Great Britain
France
Jesus
Dr. Bridger
Meetig
Rotary Club
Railroad hearing set for October 22 in Greensboro
The Southern railway system and Atlantic and Yadkin seek to restrain A. D. Watts and local tax officials from ad valorem tax assessments on $822. The hearing will be October 22 before Circuit Judge Edward Waddell Jr. and North Carolina district judges Boyd and Connor.
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Greensboro
Southern Railway System
Atlantic and Yadkin
A. D. Watts
Edward Waddell, Jr
Richmond
Boyd and Connor
North Carolina
Kiwanis Continue School Effort Pins Hopes on Public Training
High Point Kiwanis at the Sheraton luncheon formed a committee to cooperate with city organizations on establishing a vocational continuation school for adults and graduates. C. C. Muse J. M. Salsbury and P. A. Thomas named to the panel. A lively civics program followed led by A E B Tate as schoolmaster. Members expect district convention in Asheville October 17 18 and prize winner was A Sherrin with a leather case gift from Marietta Paint and Color Co.
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High Point Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
C. C. Muse
J. M. S. Salsbury
P. A. Thomas
A. E B. Tate
United States
Asheville
Marietta Paint and Color Company
F. M. Pickett
A.sherrin
Small blaze at Giant Furniture plant subdued
High Point firemen responded to a daytime alarm at the Giant Furniture company plant. The fire started in the blow pipe in the engine room but caused little damage.
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High Point
Giant Furniture Company
Express Service Extends In High Point To New Territory
The Southeastern Express company expands delivery and pickup to new areas in High Point effective immediately following approval by the High Point chamber of commerce. Local officials praise the prompt action and expect improved efficiency for residents as routes extend across multiple streets and developments within corporate limits.
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D. C
Sayt Jr. Sizemere
Chamber of Commerce
Express Company
5Zemere
High Point
North Main Street
Emerywood
Roland Park d
Sheraton Hill
Carrick Avenue
Parkway
Sunset Drive
Tate Avnue
Liberty Street
Highland Avenue
Green Hill Avenue
King Street
Mador Street
Meador Street
Chestnut Street
Alfred Street
Allred Street
Adams Street
Kennedy Street
English Street
Corporate Hmits
Southern Railway Main Line
West End Avenue
Southern Avnue
Southern Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
Redding Street
Reding Street
West Green Street
Taylor Street
Willowbrook Street
Ward Street
South Main Street
South Main
Tate Street
Mallory Street
Cable Street
Washington Street
Centennial Avenue
Montlieu Avenue
Hamilton Street
Williams Street
Burns Street
Ford Plant to reopen Friday after order cancellation
Detroit September 21 Edsel Ford announced the Ford Motor plant in the Detroit district will reopen tomorrow morning after cancellation of Interstate Commerce Commission order No 23. The move ends a shutdown that began Saturday, affecting about 160000 workers in the region formerly employ ed by Berd. Ford credited the ICc order cancellation with making coal access possible.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Edsel Ford
Cincinnati
Striking Railway Lawyers Round Up Final Arguments
In Chicago on September 21 attorneys for railway laborers closed their final arguments against Attorney General Daugherty in the nationwide strike injunction case at 11 30 a m and Assistant Attorney General McLoughlin began the governments summation while Daugherty had not yet arrived in court.
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Chicago
Daugherty
McLoughlin
Ford plant reopening rumor swirls as Ford travels
Detroit Sept 21 rumors circulate among Ford plant foremen that the Lord Motor company plant, closed last Saturday over coal concerns, may reopen tomorrow. Company representatives refuse to discuss the rumors awaiting word from Henry Ford, reportedly traveling by rail in Ohio.
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Detroit
Mich
Lord Motor Coopany
Ford
Henry Ford
Ohio
Parson Lashes Shams of Religion in Revival Sermon
Dr. Luther Bridgers at Wesley Memorial cites Matthew 3 11 urging genuine repentance. He denounces hypocrisy among churchgoers and ministers, calls for revival, and urges listeners to repent repay debts guard words and live cleanly.
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Luther Bridgers
Wesley Memorial Church
Rodgers
John the Baptist
John
Decline At Opening Of The Cotton Market
New York market opened steady with a decline of 6 to 16 points from overnight selling. Liverpool was slightly firmer than expected and local traders noted cheerier near east news. Active months fell 8 to 13 points at the open with futures showing October 21.08, December 21.00, January 21.00, March 20.98, May 20.92.
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New York
Near East
Southern injunction made permanent in Greensboro case
The temporary injunction of Southern Railway against striking airmen at Speheer resirar and workers was made permanent today by Judge here. The order aims to stop interference with United States air transport and movement and to prevent hindering repairs of the company.
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Greensboro
Southern Railway
Speheer
Resirar
United Staterc
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