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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1931

Page

3

Court 10 Rule on State and U S Conflicts

Supreme Court will hear conflict cases between federal and state powers after October. First cases include water freight rate disputes over Galveston port favoritism, then intra state rate questions, Utah mineral lands title, Bandini Petroleum oil production limits, and Rock Island railway car settlement rules with the Interstate Commerce Commission.

United Press Washington Supreme Court Gulf Ports Texas and Pacific Railway Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Louisiana and New Orleans Interstate Commerce Commission Galveston Louisiana Louisiana Public Service Commission Federal Commission Utah Carbon County United States California Bandini Petroleum Company Los Angeles Rock Island Railroad

Bridge storm centers Culbertson and Cavendish Club

New York September 26 Ely Culbertson and rival bridge experts clash over his Cavendish Club election. Resignations follow from Mrs Madeline Kerwin Louis Joseph Vance and Arthur Sore with Sidney Lenz expected to quit as honorary member. Claims of stolen bidding system surface as Culbertson defends his approach noting amateur followers.

New York Ely Culbertson Cavendish Club Wilbur C. Whitehead Madeline Kerwin Louis Joseph Vance Arthur Sore Sidney Lenz Kerwin Lenz

Betsy the Cow Ends Bull Play by Two Seattle Boys

In Seattle two youths wearing red beach pajamas used wooden swords to perform a toreador act with Betsy, W. F. Musk's cow. The antics disrupted Betsy’s milk supply, so Betsy no longer plays bull with the boys and the pair now eats off the mantelpiece.

Seattle Wash Betsy W. F. Musk Musk

Package Bomb Fear Leads To Mexican Jumping Beans

A small tin box with ticking feared as a bomb was opened by a girl clerk at the St. Louis chamber of commerce. Inside were Mexican jumping beans shipped from Mexico by Joaquin Herhendez.

ST. Louis

Slorifying Yourself Slorifying Yourself

Health and beauty piece urges white teeth as essential to facial charm. It advises dentist visits for yellowed film, home care with various pastes or pumice, baking soda, and thorough brushing routines. Emphasizes lifelong dental care and early orthodontic guidance for children.

Film on surface remains after neglect

A fragment notes a film has accumulated on a surface through neglect, causing a persistent permanent discoloration noticed by observers. No further details about cause, location, or responsible party are provided.

Bartenders Flourish in Reno in True Style

Reno remains a bar trade hub with some 50 clubs and night venues. Bartenders draw union-like wages, earning about 100 to 125 dollars weekly in top establishments, while the least earn around 40 dollars. Skilled bartenders with personality are scarce across the city’s purveyors of cocktails.

Reno Tom Collins

Monumental 30-Foot Cross Erected on Mont Cenisio

A 30 foot high Cross of Christ near the French Italian border on Mont Cenisio is dedicated as a Christian monument. Vatican, French and Italian flags crown the cross, likened to the Christ of the Andes in South America.

Paris Mont Moncenisio Susa South America Vatican

Week Forecast for South Atlantic States

A generally fair forecast for the South Atlantic states with showers possible Wednesday or Thursday. Cooler at the week’s start, warmer by midweek, and cooler again toward the end of the week.

South Atlantic

Carolina News Briefs Fall Meet Scheduled

Carolina News Briefs report short items from various towns. The Master Mechanics section of the Southern Textile Association will hold its meeting in stonia in October. Rutherford County teachers received back pay up to September 1. A prize winning cockerel at Startoon fair died shortly after blue ribbon. Cigarettes worth 700 dollars were stolen from W. B. Ward and company warehouse in Concord. J G Seabott, former teller at North Carolina Industrial Bank, released on 5000 dollar bond after confessing a 5892 shortage. Wilson cotton mills resumed operations after spring suspension.

Gastonia Master Mechanics Southern Textile Association Stonia Tellier Greensboro J. G. Seabolt North Carolina Industrial Bank

Destruction of 150 Gallon Still Sparks Legal Fight

Durham County officers destroyed a 150 gallon daily capacity still valued at about 1000 dollars seven miles north of town. In Raleigh, Marty Helen Keller sues Times Publishing Company and B H Bunch for 5000 dollars over alleged injuries from a crash involving Albert Park and Bunch.

Durham Here Raleigh Marty Helen Keller The Times Publishing Company B. H. Bunch Bunch Albert Park Times Young Park

Prohibition Suspects Nabbed in Tidewater Raids

Federal agents arrested between fifty and one hundred individuals in a series of raids across the Tidewater area for alleged violations of prohibition laws. The operations targeted illegal liquor activity and related offenses as part of a broad crackdown.

Imposing Funeral For Lebrix and Mesmin

Paris held an imposing national funeral for French airmen Joseph Lebrix and Rene Mesmin at Notre Dame Cathedral after their deaths on a failed non-stop flight to Tokyo. The ceremony honored their service and sacrifice.

Paris Joseph Lebrix Réne Mesmin Tokyo Cathedral of Notre Dame

Fascist Rome Announces Massive Public Works Plan

The government unveils a winter job program to aid the unemployed. Projects include roads, railways, electric plants, and rebuilding earthquake areas. Estimated cost exceeds 45 million dollars and will employ about 100,000 men.

Rome

Tony Lombardi Helps Thirsty Police Officers in Denver

In Denver, Tony Lombardi delivered liquor twice to officers Finnie and Eastis who then arrested him after the deliveries. The first incident led to a $100 fine.

Tony Denver Tony Lombardi Finnie Eastis Eustis

Little Chance Of Cotton Session Meeting In N. C.

Raleigh reports weak support for a special cotton acreage reduction session. Governor Gardner opposes calling a session as likely useless and costly, with estimates of at least 20 000 dollars and past 250 000 dollars for a full session. Farmers expect voluntary reductions due to Live at Home and rising food crop profits.

J. C. Baskervill Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh North Carolina General Assembly Josephus Daniels News and Observer C. Max Gardner General Assembly N. G. Bartleet Kinston Eastern Carolina Chamber of Commerce North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association A. Benton Blalock Goldsboro Henderson Laurinburg Cleveland County Gardner Rivers D. Johnson Duplin County North Carolina State College

European Fliers Spend Day in New York

The three survivors of the ill fated transatlantic flight spent a day ashore in New York. Willy Rody and Christian Johanssen, pilots of the wrecked plane Esa, were guests of German consul Dr Paul Schwarz. Fernando Da Costa Viega remained in his hotel room nursing a leg injury from the crash and will attend a church service of thanksgiving tomorrow at Zion Lutheran Church.

New York Willy Rody Christian Johanssen Paul Schwarz German Lutheran Zion Church Fernando da Costa Viega Atlantic

Interviewing Zeppo Marx A playful chat with the comedian

Lowen B. Hold performs a quirky interview with Zeppo Marx revealing his persona as the straight man and his witty exchanges about jokes and cinema. The piece ends with a humorous car-window moment observing a passing shopper.

Soviet aims at equal wealth amid strict limits on riches

Moscow reports the Soviet Union seeks relatively equal wealth distribution while prohibiting large fortunes. Estate taxes vary by size and status, with state control of most industry and finance. Citizens enjoy free health care, education, pensions, and extensive social insurance including maternity pay, though state poverty limits full reach.

Eugene Lyons United Press Staff Moscow Communist Party of the Soviet Union

Italy plans complete Via Aurelia road renewal

Rome officials announce the Via Aurelia will be fully reconstructed from Rome to the French frontier, a 430 mile coast route once used by Roman soldiers. The project, part of fascist road board schemes, aims to allow high speed travel with comfort for tourists next year.

Rome Aurelia Gaul Signor Pio Galletti State Road Board Fascist Road Board Via Aurelia Naples Italy Ventimiglia Mussolini

Notice of sale of land Guilford County North Carolina 1931

Notice of sale under a 1927 deed of trust of M H Crutchfield and Alta J Crutchfield in Guilford County North Carolina. The property at River side Park Development High Point is offered at 2 PM September 30, 1931 at the county courthouse door Greensboro for cash to the highest bidder, described as lot No 116 and parts of Lot 115 with improvements and plats on file. The sale is at the request of note holders and is subject to prior encumbrances and conditions of sale.

Mason H. Crutentisig Alta J. Crutchfield Register of Deeds Guilford County Rag Greensboro N. C High Point State of North Carolina M. H. Crutchfield Jane * Johnson C. E Riverside Park Office of the Register Guilford County H. Crutchfield Office of Regia of Deeds For

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