High Point Cases In County Court On Trial This Week
Special to the Enterprise Greensboro Sept 26 High Point cases are listed for trial in Superior court with 28 trials today and more on Monday Tuesday and Thursday Seaton Shipwash faces two charges likely to be tried tomorrow One case involves a 12 year old girl now in hospital Slander charges against W G Wilson set for Thursday Nelson Harris of Danville faces a serious collision case on the Winston Salem road with a Black driver headed toward Winston Salem.
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Enterprise Greensboro
High Point
Superior
Seaton Shipwash
Shipwash
Hampton Pendry
J. M. King
Tobe Anthony
H. Brown
Marshall Caldwell
Clyde Hayes
Paul Jordan
J. C. Martin
David Paterson
Frank Porter
John Smith
Walter Smith
N. T. Wrenn
Willie Johnson
W. G. Wilson
W. Nelson Harris
Danville
Winston-Salem
Nelson
Evc
North Carolina University Enrolls Diverse Out-of-State Students
Chapel Hill reports a rise in non North Carolina residents among the student body from 13 to about 18 percent. Freshmen include men from New England and several unusual entrants such as married men in their thirties, Cubans, blind graduates, and a 29 year old Russian naval academy alumnus, plus about 200 coeds.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
New England
Tar Heel University
Illinois
Carolina
New York
South
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
North Carolina School For the Blind
Raleigh
Russia
J. B. Robertson
Concord
Robertson
Cabarrus County
Alamance
Nicholas Alexander Bogolugoff
Namangan
Bogolugoff
Man who bets on Tunney pays up wager after Dempsey win
Chicago report says George A. Tuna bet 150 dollars on Tunney to defeat Dempsey. He paid the stake after Tunney was down in the seventh round, claiming he counted 14% seconds and believes Dempsey deserved a knockout.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Tunney
Barry
Chicago
Diogenes
Cicero
George A. Tuna
Tuma
Young Soldier Fought Germans Turks and Bolsheviks
The man described served as a midshipman against Germany and later the Turks, became an ensign, and fought Bolsheviks from 1918 to 1920. From 1916 to 1920 he earned four citations and the St George Cross of multiple degrees, and was wounded on his left side. He left a Russian squadron in French Africa in 1921 during demobilization, is tall and blond, studied at New York University, and plans to live in a dormitory to improve his English through daily student contact.
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French Africa
New York University
Baseball Scores From American League Results
Washington defeated St Louis 10 to 0 while Detroit beat New York 6 to 1 in other AL action. Cleveland won 10 to 1 against Chicago.
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Washington
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Chicago Ieee
Boston
Coast League standings snapshot show uneven results
Oakland trails with 6-10 record while Seattle is 4-1 and Hollywood struggles at 1-6. San Francisco sits 11-7 and Sacramento leads at 6-1 with Portland 8-8 and Los Angeles 9-1 in a mixed table.
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Oakland
Seattle
Hollywood
San Francisco
Missions
Sacramento
Portland
Los Angeles
Wake Forest Prepares After 9 8 Win Over UNC
Wake Forest football team reviews first season win over North Carolina by 9 to 8 and plans light signal practice as it looks to Saturday game with Elon. Fans compare to State College which routed Elon 39 to 0 last Friday.
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Wake Forest
University of North Carolina
Elon
State College
UNC to face Tennessee after 9-8 Wake Forest loss
In Chapel Hill on Saturday UNC football lost to Wake Forest 9-8 in a tight game. The Tar Heels prepare for a home matchup against Tennessee, which opened with a 33-0 win over Carson-Newman.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Carson Newman
Duke Blue Devils Prepare After Furman Defeat
Duke University football with an open date next Saturday looks ahead to Washington and Lee, two weeks to rebuild after a 30 to 7 loss at Furman in Lexington Virginia.
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Durham
Duke University
Blue Devils
Washington and Lees
Lexington
Furman
Missionary speaks at First Methodist in Asheboro
Rev. J. Clyde Allman returned from Japan preached at the First Methodist Protestant church in Asheboro drawing a large crowd including members from several other town churches last night.
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Asheboro
J. Clyde Allman
Japan
First Methodist Protestant Church
Forty Cases Called for Trial in Police Court
Forty cases were called for trial this morning in municipal court before Judge Teague. Nineteen were continued due to absence of several lawyers for the Greensboro High Point docket. Defendants faced charges including beating board bill prostitution larceny and reckless driving with fines costs and suspended sentences where noted.
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Teague
Greensboro
High Point
Superior Court
Garland Williams
Board Bill
Red Haynes
Prof
E. Scott
Marvin Brown
Elmer Dones
Ed Bell
J. E. Reid
Joe Snyder
Arthur Norab
N. G. R. Ridge
Frank Higgs
Riley Higgs
Walter Williams
Roscoe Redman
Harvey Poplin
J. S. Hayworth
B. G. Reece
Frantk Williams
Local Court Docket Notes Numerous Case Delays
Docket lists multiple defendants with charges including assault, larceny, reckless driving, breach of peace, and drunkenness. Several cases continued with set dates in late September and early October. Other entries show dis missed charges and notes on warrants or costs pending.
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James Black
Lawrence Bradley
Roby Mendenhall
Minnie Adams
Henry Tucker
B. M. Dillon
Hill Brewer
Lonnie Morris
Court calendar notes multiple continuances and violations
The docket lists numerous continued cases including G C Holton and Clarence Wallace for checks and prohibition violations. D M Trivett Berth Atkins and Marvin Swaim face continuances for various charges. Jim Sarter and Marvin Vincannon also have continuances for prohibition and false pretense. W L Holcombe remains on the board bill matter with a continuation.
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G. C. Holton
Clarence Wallace
D. M. Trivett
Berth Atkins
Marvin Swaim
Jim Sarter
Marvin Vincannon
W. L. Holcombe
Bill
Murder charge against Smith in Ashland double slaying
In Ashland Kentucky Kelly Smith 29 charged with the murder of his estranged wife Minnie Fields Smith 24 mother of four and her escort Okey Gamble 32 a mill worker. Gamble stopped at Rockdale Kentucky while Minnie entered a store. Smith followed and killed Gamble then dragged Minnie to the road and killed her. He surrendered to authorities.
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Ashland
Kelly Smith
Minnie Fields Smith
Okey Gamble
Smiths
Gamble
Smith
Rockdale
Orpheum to Feature Madame Olga Mentalist This Week
Six day engagement at the Orpheum showcases Madame Olga, a famed mentalist with Mysterious Smith. She performs a telepathy style act that leaves audiences judging whether her skill relies on unseen powers. The show emphasizes audience wonder and human perception, not claiming spiritual force.
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A. Conan Doyle
Olga
Smith
Orpheum
Smith Company
Greensboro recall election opens amid record registration
Greensboro votes opened for a recall of Mayor E B Jeffress and three council members as lines formed at polling places. Recall candidates include R G Heitz C B Hall W B Moss and S V Ziglar seeking to replace the four officials over promised reforms and payroll concerns.
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Greensboro
E. B. Jeffress
R. G. Heitz
C. B. Hall
W. B. Moss
S. V. Ziglar
Jeffress
Ford
Ridenhour
Shore
Federal agents raid Yadkin in busy weekend
Greensboro dispatch reports three federal agents seized vehicles and liquor in Yadkin county over a weekend. B C Arnheardt and Luther Earnhardt were jailed in Yadkinville in default of 1500 dollars bail for possession and evading arrest after a Dodge. A second driver fled into woods with 60 gallons of liquor and a Chevrolet, while a third car, a Studebaker with 10 gallons of whiskey, was nabbed near the Wilkes line with M C Elledge of Winston Salem at the wheel.
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Greensboro
Yadkin County
J. L. Osteen
L. G. Trexler
D. C. Detter
B. C. Arnheardt
Luther Earnhardt
Yadkin
Yadkinville
Winston- Salem
Studebaker
Wilkes and Yadkin
M. C. Elledge
Winston-Salem
Elledge
Reform minister Wise speaks at First Reformed service
CHa J. S. Wise treasurer of the Home Mission Board of the Reform ed Church in Philadelphia spoke at the 11 o clock service in the First Reformed church Wise was en route to Lexington for the formal dedication of the new Second Reformed church there Rev Milton Whitener pastor Lincoln and Wise and party attended the Lexington dedication afternoon service with several ministers taking part including Rev J A Palmer Rev J A Fesperman Rev Sterling Whitener and Rev Hoy L Fesian Dr J C Leonard preached the opening sermon at the Lexington dedication Rev A O Leonard pastors the new church Also in the Wise party were Mrs Wise G S Bolton architect and Mrs Bolton all of Philadelphia They were registered at the Sheraton hotel.
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J. S. Wise
Home Mission Board of the Reformed Church
Philadelphia
First Reformed Church
Lexington
Second Reformed Church
Milton Whitener
Mr. Wise
Whitener
J. A. Palmer
Heidelberg Reformed Church
Thomasville
J. A. Fesperman
Greensboro
Wise
Sterling Whitener
Tisville
Hoy L. Fesian
J. C. Leonard
A. O. Leonard
G.S. Bolton
Home Mission Board
the Reformed Church
Bolton
Sheraton Hotel
Aguinaldo Attacks Quezon on Washington Trip
Manila reports Emile Aguinaldo and Emilano Tirona of the Democrata party assail Manuel Quezon for a planned October 1 voyage to Washington to confer with President Coolidge on Philippines governor general appointment. Aguinaldo calls the trip vacation and unnecessary.
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Manila
Manuel Quezon
Senate
Washington
Wood
Emilano Tirona
Democrata Party
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Ouiside
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Jack
Federal
Cha
Aguinaldo
Quezon
Mrs. Damson Butterwing
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