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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
4
In Franklin County a man was beaten by ten assailants while others debated mob glory. The piece questions vigilantism, urges legal process, and condemns mob violence despite claiming courage. It highlights risks of extralegal beatings and calls for sheriffs and judges to act.
In the Made in Catalinas Exposition, the piece questions where the money from manufactured goods cotton and tobacco lumber goes. It notes money is tight not in banks, but banks loan money rather than hold it.
The article notes traffic concentration at Grand Concourse Vanderbilt and Park avenues. It showcases Park Avenue as far north as Forty-sixth Street with new skyscrapers built under zoning theory. Palatial co operatives, porte cachere awnings, and famed Paris Berlin style dining mark the fashionable avenue promenade.
The Lafayette and Prince streets home where James Monroe spent his final years has been saved. A buyer has been found and the site will be restored to its original condition at an estimated interior cost of $16,000.
Two days after her removal by General Bramwell Booth in London, supporters and critics flood New York with letters. William H. Anderson of the Anti-Saloon League urges keeping Booth, linking it to the wet and dry debates and the Army campaign against James Speyer who had declared himself wet.
It is remarkable to see a 92 year old active businesswoman in Riverton as she defies expectations living at home or with relatives. A narrator recalls meeting Anna whose surname sounded like Murrierrer and notes her enduring pride and vitality.
London hosts American visitors and editors discuss traffic safety with reference to New York. The Daily Chronicle urges England to adopt clearer pedestrian rules and tram discharges. Notable speakers include EB Downing, Julius H Barnes, Francis H Stoddard Jr, A G Chapman, Charles H Holland, and R R Currier. Bible Movement plans distribute Sermon on the Mount in seventeen sections via Back to the Bible bureau in Cincinnati.
In Hot Springs Arkansas on September 26 local officials announce that the National Association of Insurance Agents will hold its annual convention October 3. The event aims to promote bigger and better service through local agents with the organization founded in Chicago on September 30, 1896 and continuing to grow from its original membership.
Missionaries in Korea report generous church offerings by believers of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday schools. They contribute a tenth of their earnings, with one man even giving his oxen to the church.
A native teacher nearby Lucknow reports Hindus save pennies for goats to sacrifice and use savings for flowers to scatter on the Ganges. Others save for a lifetime to travel to the sacred river to wash away sins.
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