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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
4
Opinion piece urges action on housing and street repairs in High Point. It condemns prohibition myths, notes Goats in ads, and calls for a Guilford county tuberculosis facility. It discusses League of Nations questions and Premier Clemenceau, urging civic measures and a housing corporation to build 50 rent houses.
A list of notable dates includes Daniel Boone's death in 1820 at his son's home in Maryland, Daniel W Voorhees born 1827 and a U S senator from Indiana, 1894 Vienna arrests of socialists, 1905 Britain Japan treaty terms public, 1907 Roosevelt western southern tour, 1910 Berlin riots injure American newspaper men, 1914 Russian occupation of Przemysl, 1915 German lies on western front but steady line, 1916 Transylvania recovered by Roumanians, 1917 enemy aliens rounded up in New York.
Quick buyer can secure a fine lot in Woodlawn cemetery advertised as a quiet restful choice. Aimed at renters tired of high costs, the notice tempts action now to own a plot and escape profiteering landlords.
Observers report France shows growing concern over possible US Senate rejection of the peace treaty and the league covenant. The question arises whether the league can endure without American membership and how guaranteed security for France would be affected. French chamber debate has sparked surprise at some Senate moves.
Today's calendar lists horse meetings at Aqueduct Latonia and Havre de Grace. Trotting continues at Columbus Grand Circuit. Golf closes Ohio Professional Open in Toledo. Boxing cards include Chaney Hubert in Baltimore and Walger Brock in Cleveland. Malone Ortega at Butte and Fitzsimmons Waltz in New Britain complete the lineup.
The High Point railroad publishes arrival and departure times as information only. The figures are not guaranteed and serve as a schedule reference for passengers and stations.
Arrivals and departures listed by times between major hubs including Washington Birmingham New York Charlotte Richmond Danville and Atlanta. Times show overnight connections and sequential transfers with several entries duplicated or misaligned in the OCR text.
Jordon Skeen was acquitted in municipal court of possessing more than a lawful amount of whiskey for sale after police found three pints in his car and a gallon jug in a shoe shop tied to J W Paschal. Paschal denied ownership. Skeen admitted two pints were his and posted $1000 bail.
The Liberty-Piedmont Institute at Wallburg reports one of the strongest openings in its history. The boys dormitory filled on day one and plans were made to house more students. Enrollment reached 125 of 150 capacity, with principal G. G. Kirksey optimistic about the year.
George McAneny, once president of the New York board of aldermen, is discussed as a candidate for the United States ambassador to Germany. He has led civic service, drafted municipal laws and civil service rules, and held roles with the City Club and city planning efforts. He was once mentioned as a fusion mayoral candidate in New York.
One year ago today in the war, Americans and French began a new assault on the Champagne front. The Canadian division reached the Dual-Cambrai road while Bulgaria applied to the British government for an armistice.
Today marks the birthday of King Christian of Denmark as events unfold abroad with President Wilson set to speak in Wichita and Oklahoma City. Missouri Governor Gardner will address the Missouri Press association in Springfield as Democratic leaders convene in Atlantic City to discuss the national campaign and Balboa Day is observed to promote Pacific-bordering nations relations.
Christian X king of Denmark born in Copenhagen 49 years ago today Brigadier General Evan M. Johns US Army wounded in France born Brooklyn New York 58 years ago Eleanor Gates novelist and playwright born Shakopee Minnesota 44 years ago Irving Bacheller author born Pierpont New York 60 years ago Henry Walters Baltimore capitalist philanthropist born Baltimore 71 years ago today.
Details list train style stop times for Asheboro routes with morning and afternoon passages. Includes 5:45 p m and 8:18 a m stops with a Sunday exception and a note about a conditional stop.
United States Railroad Administration announces depot ticket office details with telephone number 146 for public inquiries and service coordination. Officials remind passengers to use this contact for schedule and fare information at the main station.
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