Nationalist Leader Rejects Peace Terms Works with Allies
Hamid Bey, spokesman for the Turkish nationalists in Constantinople, rejects allied peace terms over Marmara demilitarization and Thrace restrictions. He argues limits on troop movement and a fixed straits control would let the foe regroup, calling for broader Turkish involvement and participation by Russia and Bulgaria in talks.
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Constantinople
Hamid Bey
Agarvn
Weannot
Sea of
Marmara
Thrace
Asia
Europe
Straits
Dardanelles
Allie’s
Russia
Bulgaria
Veterans Arrive for State Reunion in Asheville
The van guard of Confederate Veterans reached Asheville as the state reunion opens tomorrow with an expected attendance of at least 600. Key speakers include General Julian S Carr and Major General W A Smith, with brigade commanders from Salisbury Louiebury Red Springs and Agdeville. Business sessions run Tuesday, with a banquet, ball, and parade through Thursday involving American Legion and United Daughters of the Confederacy members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Lee
Jackson
Julian S.carr
Durham
United Confederate Veterans
W. A. Smith
Ansonville
North Carolina
A. H. Boyden
Salisbury
P. G. Alston
Louiebury
G.H- Hall
Red. Springs
J. M. Ray
Agbdéville
Col. Normal. Shaw
of Charlotte
American Legion
Sons of Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Bridgers Sermon Promises Day of Revelation at High Point Church
Dr. Luther Bridgers drew a large congregation at Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church for a soul stirring sermon on Judgment. He warned of a day of revelation and described the impending great day with vivid biblical imagery and moral urgency.
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Luther Bridgers
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Cotlee
High Point
Continental Furniture Company
Piedmont
Highland Cotton Mills
Kearns. Furniture Company
Isla
Earth
Hell
Bridgers
the Evangelist
Harden Dies at Fifty Three Raleigh Farmer and Mill Man
John W. Harden prominent farmer and mill operator of Raleigh dies at fifty three after long illness. funeral arrangements set for Sunday with services to be announced. The passing removes a longtime community figure and former local leader.
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Raleigh
Secretary Davis urges Labor to curb Ultra Red agitators
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE Raleigh September 25. Howard Jones editor emeritus of the Warren Record visits as the Morrison Brooks school policy comes under fire. The piece describes past clashes with J. Y. Joyner, and notes Jones will share dope with the senate. Franklin County violence and Klansmen allegations are also touched upon. John W Harden, Raleigh mill man, dies at 53. State Superintendent E E Brooks returns to office.
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Raleigh
Vance-Warren
R. 5
McCain
Howard Jones
Warren Record
Morrison-Brooks
J. Y. Joyner
Jones
Dr. Joyner
Mr. Jones
Brooks
Professor Jones
Dr. Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Pap
Brodie Jones
Brodie
Emeritus Jones
Senate
Charles L. Coon
George E. Butler
Senator McCain
Solicitor Norris
Sheriff Harrison
Franklin County
Joe Turner
Franklin
Mr. Pulley
John W. Harden
First Presbyterian Church
EE. C. Brooks
Organized Labor
Davis
Spencer preacher appeals to crowd for labor support
Rev. Tom P. Jimison of Spencer urged organized labor before a several hundred strong barbecue crowd. Col. Milton praised the laboring classes and noted unions across professions while criticizing the wealthy. He warned against idle wealth and defended the labor movement as essential for democracy.
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Harding
Organized Labor
Tom P. Jimison
Spencer
North Carolina
United
Conined” of Carpenters
Col
Milton
Grover JA
Kerr
Carpenters
Hrrtherhood
State Council of North Carolina Carpenters’ Union
Welcom
Conrad Crepe
Prytapaint
Col. Milton
Rey
Jimison
J’mison
Spenceer Pargon
Mr. Jimison
Labor Board
Jimi
Armistice Talks Planned in Constantinople Meeting
Allied high commissioners arrange a conference in Constantinople to unite Greek and Turkish nationalist reps and set terms for an armistice. Rear Admiral Mark Bristol will attend as U S observer as plans aim to end hostilities at once.
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Constantinople
Greece
Ohtred Itre Rice
Madina
Mark Bristol
Black Sea
United States
United States to Escort Greek Refugees from Syria
Reuters reports Admiral Bristol notified Athens that the United States will cover destroyer protection for removing 150 Greek refugees from Syria. Greece will shelter the remaining refugees as compensation.
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London
Reuter
Athens
Bristol
United States
Syria
Greece
Postpone Hearing on Injunction Plea in DC Case
The District of Columbia supreme court indefinitely postponed hearings on the government motion to dismiss the injunction brought by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The case concerns notices of a restraining order issued in Chicago by Judge Wilkerson on striking shopmen. The delay was by agreement of counsel.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Chicago
Wilkerson
Auditorium Renovation At South Main School
The South Main street school auditorium is being renovated with repainting walls repairs to seats and scenery valued at $800. F S Sosman and Son of Atlanta handles the scenery construction and project officials say the updated venue will be a credit to the city upon completion.
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South Main Street
F. S. Sosman and Son
Atlanta
Man of Raleigh Family Convicted in Liquor Sale Case
Robert N. Wynne, a scion of a prominent Raleigh family, was convicted of selling liquor and possessing whisky for sale. Police Justice Harris sentenced him to four months on the roads. Wynne appealed the ruling.
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Raleigh
Robert N. Wynne
Harris
Wynne
Miss Boggs Dies at Home in ITV
Miss Euphia Matilda Boggs 75 died yesterday afternoon at 1 30 at the home of Mrs E M Brower 218 East High Street Davidson County born October 20 1847 she lived with Mrs Brower for years She was a member of First Methodist Protestant Church Surviving are two brothers Peter and Jonathan and two sisters Abbey Glasscoe and Mrs Will Tise Funeral 4 o clock this afternoon at the Brower home conducted by Revs W A Lambert J H Moten and Edward Suites Pallbearers A M Rankin Vernon Idol Marvin Jarrell L L Davis H A Garrett and P V Kirkman Interment Oakwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphia Matilda Boggs
E. M. Brower
East High Street
Miss Boggs
Davidson County
Peter
Jonathan
Abbey Glasscoe
Will Tise
W. A. Lambert
J. H. Moten
Edward Suites
A. M. Rankin
Vernon Idol
Marvin Jarrell
H. A. Garrett
P. V. Kirkman
Oakwood Cemetery
Injunction Enforces Strike Order in Chicago
A drastic injunction against shopcrafts strike leaders was put in force today by Judge James H. Wilkerson with minor wording changes to clarify its meaning. The order, sought by Attorney General Daugherty, remains fully in effect.
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Chicago
Daugherty
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Gompers Plans Fall Campaign Tour for Labor Front
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor says he will stump the country this fall supporting nonpartisan congressional candidates approved by the federation. The trip aims to mobilize labor backing across the nation.
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Gompers
Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers
Ame‘can Federation of Labor
Congress
End of Two Great Parties Seen by Former War Secretary
Lindley M. Garrison, ex secretary of war, predicts the collapse of the Republican and Democratic parties and a new conservative radical alignment. He cites Hancock and tariff debates, notes Democratic weakness in leaders, but recognizes Cox's lingering influence and Hearst's strength in Democratic circles. He spoke at a U S district court hearing in Denver.
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Denver
United States
Lindley M. Garrison
Garrison
United States District Court
Winfrid Scott Hancock
James M. Cox
William Randolph Kearst
Rev Dr Egbert Watson Smith to Speak on Africa
Rev Dr Egbert Watson Smith of Nashville will address First Presbyterian Church Wednesday night at 7 30 on What I Saw in Africa He leads the Presbyterian foreign mission board and recently spent months observing conditions in Africa His speaking tour draws wide attention with many travelers planning to attend open to the public
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Egbert Watson Smith
Nashville
Tenn
First Presbyterian Church
Africa
Dr. Smith
Foreign Mission Board
The
Presbyterian Church
Coble
High Point
Farmer held for killing his niece in Wake County
C L Cotton of Eagle Rock Wake County was charged with manslaughter after shooting and killing his niece Miss Essie Upchurch as she left a tobacco strip house with a man unidentified. Cotton says the death was unintentional, fired at a man he suspected of stealing tobacco. He surrendered and posted $1000 bond furnished by the victim’s father. The man with Miss Upchurch fled in a car after escaping across a field.
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Raleigh
C. L. Cotton
Eagle Rock
Wake County
Essie Upchurch
Wake County Superior Court
Cottone
Steadier Tone On The Cotton Market
The cotton market opened steady in New York with futures: October 21.20, December 21.50, January 21.29, March 21.27, May 21.22. Early gains of 4 to 8 points were hedged by southern selling while Liverpool cables and exchange rates provided a stabilizing backdrop.
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New York
Liverpool
Mrs Mary Ensley Dies At Her Home Near Thomasville
Mrs Mary Ensley widow of W M Ensley died Sunday afternoon at 4 30 o at her home near Thomasville after about nine weeks illness She was 59 and survived by two sons Robert and G W Ensley and four daughters Hattie Beck Fila Jones Maggie Ensley of Davidson county Fannie Davis of High Point Funeral services were to be at Zion church near Thomasville at 3 30 with Rev D C Cox officiating and burial in the church cemetery
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Mary Ensley
W M. Ensley
Thomasville
Fila Jones
Maggie Ensley
Davidson County
Fannie Davis
High Point
Zion Church
D. C. Cox
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Spenger
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Continus
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HSE
Farmer
Mary Bensley
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