Banks in State Are Losers By Usual Method
The Tobacco Cooperative Association receivership controversy renews calls for reform of state bank receiverships in Raleigh. Critics say appointing lawyers as receivers often harms depositors, urging immediate status of insolvent banks under the state bank examiner and corporation commission to guide rehabilitation and asset recovery.
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State Highway Commission
State Bank Examiners Division
Board of
State Corporation
Corporation Commission
Sykes Speaks on Fraternity at High Point Rotary
Rev. Tom Sykes delivered a noon address on good fellowship and international goodwill at the High Point Rotary club. He urged a worldwide ethical standard among members and noted the need for commitment beyond profession of faith. The club pledged support to a local D A R meeting and announced next gathering in Greensboro Tuesday night.
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Tom Sykes
High Point Rotary Club
Rotary
Frank Wineskie
Washington
Jesus
Christ’s Church
Greensboro
High Point Citizens Aid Florida Hurricane Victims
Local High Point residents donate to the Florida relief fund with daily contributions rising from 98 to 196 the latest total. The High Point Enter prise offices accept donations and lists donors including Kester Machinery Co and Repi on Lodge 1.0.0.F. The Chamber of Commerce and civic groups urge more support as Florida seeks to recover.
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High Point
Florida
South
Enterprise
High Point Enterprise
Janoe Torrego
Kester Machinery Co
Nannie Croker
Monarch
Mies
MS. Poluoce
EOWA
Nick Drakulakos
Marsh. Furniture Co O
Repiion Lodge
John L Wall Dies Suddenly On Porch Near Mechanicsville
John L Wall 54 dies suddenly at his home on the porch around 11 pm after a day in good health. He worked in cutting at Moffitt Underwear and was a 12 year member of the High Point fire department. Survived by widow Carrie Wood, son W J Wall, daughter Mrs E S Wilson, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral at Level Cross church Sunday 11 am with burial in the church cemetery.
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John L. Wall
Mechanicsville
Wall
Stanton and
Jackson
Mr. Wall
Randolph County
William and
Mary Lee Wall
High Point
Myrtle Desk Company
Moffitt Underwear Company
Carrie Wood
W. J. Wall
E. S. Wilson
P. A. Wall
S. F. Wall
W. M. Wall
Alice Hodgin
S. D. Hicks
West Virginia
Ida Smith
Randleman
Sechrest Funeral Home
Level Cross
Market Reports and Price Movements Across Markets
Chicago dairy reports butter steady with receipts 6,623 tubs and eggs down at 7,491 cases. New York cotton futures close easy with declines of 115 to 124 points and varied opening prices. Wheat in Canada sees rain and snow prompting early buying while corn oats and provisions gain strength. numerous company names and stock listings appear in the broader market summary.
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Chicago
New York
Canada
Potatoes Market Outlook In Chicago Trade
Potatoes receipts 74 cars reported in Chicago on Sept 23. Market unsettled with heavy supplies and slow trading. Wisconsin round whites quoted 190 to 210, Minnesota sacked round whites 175 to 200, sacked red river Ohios 205 to 215, Idaho sacked rurals 205 to 220.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Oil Rally Contests Drift
Stock market battles for direction resume at the opening with no clear lead. Oil shares rally while U S Steel Pullman and major auto issues lag, with manyIndustrial and utility names showing varied moves.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Pullman
Armoer
Melgwihn
LCC
West
Califoreia
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. P
Northwestern
Chiveler Cory
Colorado
Daugherty Linked to Liberty Bonds in Albany Case
The government traced $50,000 of $391,000 in liberty loan bonds tied to the $441,000 paid for Societe Suisse for Metals claims. Harry M. Daugherty and Thomas W. Miller are charged with conspiracy. King and broker James Watson testified about the transfers and the mysterious No. 33 account.
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New York
Thomas W. Miller
Societe Suiesse Pour Valeurs de Metaux
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Miller
Richard Merton
United States
Merton
John T. King
Connecticut
King
Liberty Loan
James Watson
Watson
Buckner
Midland National Bank
Washington Court House
Ohio
Mal S. Daugherty
Summer Ends as Fall Arrives in Local Weather Note
At 2:27 this afternoon summer officially ends and fall takes over the reigning season. Meteorologist A B Horney notes the hottest day was June 10 at 103 degrees, with 60 days reaching 90 degrees or higher this year, more rainfall than 1925, but a generally dry summer.
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A. B. Horney
Weather Bureau
Horney
Local furniture firm placed in receivership by court order
The Ideal Table company went into voluntary receivership after a petition presented to Judge E Y Webb in Greensboro. A S Caldwell of High Point was named receiver with a $5,000 bond to conserve assets and operate the plant. Clifford Frazier of Greensboro is trustee in bankruptcy to hear creditor claims. Assets listed at 107727 dollars against debts of 138339 dollars.
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Ideal Table Company
E. Yates Webb
United States Court
Greensboro
A. S. Caldwell
High Point
Webb
B. C. Royal
West End Baptist revival gains steam with converts
The West End Baptist revival that began Sunday morning grows in attendance. Eight conversions occur in the first three days and 25 to 30 people asked for prayer. Rev. Samuel T. Hensley preaches, Roy Bethune leads singing, with services at 7:30 pm daily and an invitation to all to attend and join the choir.
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West End
Music Department Entertains High School Students
The high school music department presented a season opening assembly with L L Stookey in charge. Virginia Frank Andrew Butler Virginia Ashlin and Stookey performed solos duets and a finale The Light of the Stars. The program encouraged students to learn any instrument and urged parental support.
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L. L. Stookey
Stookey
Virginia Frank
Virginia Ashlin
Andrew Butler
Miss Frank
Butler
Tunney Flies 10 Scene QF Battle Arrives in Philadelphia
Gene Tunney completes a dramatic mid campaign flight to Philadelphia arriving at the navy yard by airplane with Casey Jones piloting from Shawnee on the Delaware. The heavyweight title challenger, flying a Curtiss C- Cruet plane, landed after a three hop 100 mile trip from Stroudsburg near his training camp.
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Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Navy Yard
Casey” Jones
New York
Shawnee
Delaware
Stroudsburg
Rook Bound Over in Whiskey Possession Case
Frank Rook appeared before United States Commissioner Warren G Brown after a hearing on a whiskey possession charge. He was bound over to the next federal term under a 509 dollar bond. Federal agents Kennedy and Shiplett raided his High Point area premises last August 30, finding whiskey. Rook had prior arrests on similar charges within the past 90 days.
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Frank Rook
United States
Warren G. Brown
Rook
Kennedy
Shiplett
High Point
Welfare Revue Promises Big Turnout At Local Theater
Local theatergoers anticipate the High Point Board of Public Welfare event titled Little Bits of Everything at the American theater tomorrow night. Director Charles Hilliard leads about 30 amateur players in a program featuring a women only minstrel, Good Morning Glory skit with Hilliard and Mrs. Pred Klein, a music revue, and a Charleston dance by Jamallyn Dyer with tickets on sale at Randall's Pharmacy.
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High Point Board of Public Welfare
American Theater
Charles Hilliard
Wll
Toll of Miami hurricane reaches 238 dead and vast damage
Tolls from last Saturday's hurricane in the Miami area rise with 238 dead and about 1,100 wounded, many still serious. Property losses are estimated around 165 million across Greater Miami, with individual district figures from 15 to 35 million for Hialeah Hollywood Dania Fort Lauderdale and others. Recovery crews comb for bodies as typhoid fears prompt swift sanitation efforts and medical aid pours in from Chicago and other cities.
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Miami
Fulford
Ingleside
Seaboard Park
Hollywood
Dania
Hallandale
Fort Lauderdale
Pompano
Hialeah
Homestead
Greater Miami
Miami Chamber of Commerce
Coral Gables
Evelyn D
Chicago
Biscayne Bay
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Mobile
Ala
Lyons Express Wreck Near Paris Station Kills Two
Lyons Express collided this morning just outside Hericy station on the Paris Montereau line. Two people died and 18 were injured. One deceased man held an American passport.
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Paris
Lyons
Hericy
Paris-Montereau
Chicago Poultry Market Report Sees Steady Prices
Chicago with poultry market reports for September 23 notes steady conditions as nine cars arrive. Fowls bring 19 to 24 cents, springs 18 to 23, turkeys 34, roosters 19, ducks 24, geese 19.
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Chicago
Survey to prosecute employers of school age children
Forest H. Shufford, boys' commissioner, announces a drive in High Point to prosecute employers of school age children. He cites many youngsters working since school opened and says a city survey will begin soon to identify violators and require working permits from the welfare board. Police and courts back the effort and residents are urged to report cases.
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Forest H. Shufford
Shufford
Police Department
Cart
Board of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
First Refugee Train Reaches Jacksonville
The first solid refugee train from the south Florida disaster zone arrived in Jacksonville Florida with 600 storm victims mostly women and children. They came from West Palm Beach and points south by Seaboard Air Line.
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Jacksonville
Fla
South Florida
West Palm Beach
Seaboard Air Line
Death row six inmates in Raleigh face ongoing appeals
In Raleigh the state prison houses six death row inmates whose sentences remain unsettled as all pursue appeals. The number of inmates and the ongoing legal status highlight the unresolved status of capital punishment in the state.
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Raleigh
State’s Prison
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Myrtle Desk Co
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