American Legion Views Peace and Justice at Nashville
National Commander James A. Crain outlines that the legion seeks no peace without justice and justice via a world court, while urging universal military draft for peace and preparedness. He cites World War losses and praises legion efforts on veterans care, disability reform, and citizenship education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Legion
James A. Crain
American Legion
Tennessee Department of the
Drain
America
Paris
National Americanism Commission
James Madison Bristowe Dies At 66 In Randolph County
James Madison Bristowe, a respected Randolph County farmer from Sophia, died shortly before noon after weeks of illness. He was 66. Survived by widow, two sons C A and J H Bristowe of Sophia, three daughters Mrs T V Davis Sophia Mrs P M Davis High Point and Mrs T J Welhorn Kansas, three brothers S B Bristowe High Rock T A Bristowe Effin and F E Bristowe Climax. Funeral at Marlboro Church tomorrow at 3 p.m. with interment in the church cemetery.
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James Madison Bristowe
Randolph County
Sophia
Mr. Bristowe
C. A
J. H. Bristowe
T. V. Davis
P. M. Davis
High Point
T. J. Welhorn
Kansas
S. B. Bristowe
High Rock
T. A. Bristowe
Effin
F. E. Bristowe
Climax
Marlboro Church
Greensboro Men Are In Hickory Company
Certificates of incorporation issued by the North Carolina secretary of state list amendments and new companies. Amended charter for North Carolina Public Service Company Greensboro to rename North Carolina Public Service Company Hickory Finance Corporation Hickory with 200000 authorized stock and 300 subscribed by Greensboro men H B Richardson E G Michaels and James F Hoge. White Sulphur Springs Company Mount Airy with 200000 authorized stock and 50000 subscribed by J H Gwyn Coke Marion and Virginia Marion. The Bay View Company Washington with 100000 authorized stock and 10000 subscribed by A L Bowers B F Bowers Charles F Crowell and G L Carrow of Washington. Carolina Ruling and Binding Company Charlotte with 15000 authorized stock and 600 subscribed by W Hubert Webb S Co Rush Dillard and H A Marvill all of Charlotte.
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Raleigh
Secretary of State
North Carolina Public Service Company, Inc
Greensboro
North Carolina Public Service Company
Hickory. Finance Corporation
Hickory
H. 8. Richardson
E. G. Michaels
James F. Hoge
White Sulphur Springs Company
Mount Airy
Ital
J. H. Gwyn
Coke Marion
Virginia Marion
Bay View Company
Washington
A. L. Bowers
B. F. ,Bowers
Charles F. Crowell
G. L. Carrow
Carolina
Ruling and Binding Company
Charlotte
W. Hubert Webb, &. Co
Rush
Dillard
H. A. Marvill
Pippin Bieuge Shines as Washington Third Baseman
Pippin Oscar Bieuge, patrolling the hot corner for the Washington team, burst onto the scene this year and now ranks among the league's top third basemen. He also proves a dangerous bat when a run is needed, delivering wallops at clutch moments.
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Oscar Bieuge
Washington
Bieuge
Real Leader Bucky Harris Key to Senators Pennant Win
Real Leader in the American League credits Bucky Harris manager and second baseman for the Senators with winning the pennant again. A clever fielder and base runner, he shines in the pinch at bat and has emblazoned his name in baseball’s Hall of Fame, earning praise from fans and players alike.
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Bucky Harris
Senators
Bucky
Baseball
Pras Qualify at Olympia Field Golf Meet
Walter Hagen the defending champion from Florida faces 66 challengers in regional qualifiers at Olympia Field. The event centers on the presidential golfers association contest as top players vie for pins and position. In a separate local scene, Charlie Hughes Dobbins wed Miss Mittie McDowell Saturday at the home of O F Moore on Central Avenue, officiated by Justice Warren G Brown.
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Pras
Chicago
Jussifie Kodax
Olympia Field
Charlie Hughes Dobbins
Mittie McDowell
O. F. Moore
Cential Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Warren G. Brown
Police Court sentences handed out by McRae in city
Judge Donald C. MacRae faced a heavy docket in police court this morning with cases disposed of quickly. Ethel Montgomery was jailed 30 days for immoral conduct. J W Reese and Bille Freeman received 30 days each. J W Moser got six months for liquor transfer and 60 more days for intoxicated driving. John Garrett and Julius Brown fined 10 dollars for gambling. Virgil Cook paid costs for trespassing. R Smith and George Craven fined 25 dollars for violating prohibition. C B Nichols fined 5 dollars for speeding. Allen De Gree case dismissed. R F Patterson, Mentor Anthony, Will Gaither and Oscar Best convicted of gambling with various fines. Sally Turner fined 10 dollars for prohibition violation and Fred King fined 10 dollars for liquor. Lloyd McBride paid costs for assault and disorderly conduct. H J Pellang Coy Parks paid half costs for an affray. Dewey Beck, Haywood Cornell, Charlie Sizemore and Ed Southard fined 15 dollars for gambling. Several defendants were in court for drunkenness. New York items report resignation of A R Stone from locomotive engineers trust company and resignation of Helen Varick Boswell as vice president.
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Donald C. MacRae
Ethel Montgomery
J. W. Reese
Bille Freeman
J. W. Moser
John Garrett
Julius Brown
Virgil Cook
R. Smith
George Craven
C. B. Nichols
Allen de Gree
R. F. Patterson
Anthony
Will Gaither
Oscar Best
Bost
Gaither
Patterson
Sally
Turner
Negress
Fred King
Lloyd McBride
H.J. Pell
Ang Coy
Parks
Dewey Beck
Haywood Cornell
Charlie Sizemore
Ed Southard
Typhoon Sweeps Sailors Overboard Near Tsing Tao
A typhoon described by U S destroyer officers as the worst of their experience swept three sailors overboard off Tsing Tao China. Two were drowned, the third, a Black sailor, was rescued after 45 minutes swimming. Dead are B T Steward and M C O Sullivan of South Carolina.
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Manila
United States
Ford
Pillsbury
Tsing Tao
China
B. T. Steward
M. C. O’sullivan
South Carolina
Columbia Man Praises Karnak Health Miracle
H L Middleton chief engineer for the Columbia Ice and Fuel Co living at 912 4th St Columbia S C extols Karnak claiming it cured his eight year ulcerated stomach indigestion and gas after first bottle and says three bottles finished his recovery His compliments note Karnak is sold in High Point by Mann Drug Co and by town druggists.
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H. L. Middleton
Columbia Ice & Fuel Co
4Th St
Columbia
S. C
Cnak
Mr. Middleton
Karnak
High Point
Mann Drug Co
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Sateen
Gilmers
Ella DE Ease
National
Organization
Broadhurst
Theater Beautiful
Sheraton Hotel
al Christy
Harold Lloyd
Bristowe
Hickory Company
Pippin
Beuege, Washington
Stant
New Coats
Swhen
Hart Drug Co
MPRAE
Stone
New York
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Trust Company
A. R. Stone
Warren S. Stone
Helen Varick- Boswell
South Main Street
N.C
Perpetual Building & Loan Association
High Point Perpetual Building
Commercial National Bank
A. J. Idol Vice P. and
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Atlantic Bank
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