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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
2
A report notes Monday September 28 as the stage for the Cole trial while broader political theater looms. It mentions Morrison may seek a final word on the deficit and highlights New England as a major anthracite user, with a Miami jail delivery attempt seen as Florida bad publicity challenging the winter jail narrative.
France pursues a lower interest rate on American money but every Parisian dressmaker already raises prices when an American enters his shop.
The report notes ticket demand is very strong in North Carolina with no tickets available. It also observes baseball enjoys unparalleled free advertising on a commercial basis worldwide.
The judge in the Scotts case denied divorce to either party, saying the punishment should fit the worst offense each accused the other of, reflecting a harsh judicial stance in the dispute.
The Rotary club of Washington N G asks Rotarians of Washington DC to help rename the national capital to avoid mail mix ups caused by the similar city names. The request is described as very reasonable.
The passage urges filing full information to persuade the Post Office Department to include High Point on a southern air mail route. It notes Raleigh is active and likely to be favored, which could sideline Greensboro and High Point. It calls for presenting any special reasons for routing through Greensboro to maximize impact.
The Raleigh News and Observer argues the south air mail route should prioritize public service and productivity. Greensboro Charlotte and Asheville back a route serving the greatest number, with Raleigh positioned on a direct line near Washington and as a growing state transfer point.
The Southern Bell estimates project Charlotte reaching 150,000 population by 1940 from 97,000 in 1930, urging liberal water and traffic planning. High Point, now about 25,000, should plan for 40,000 to 50,000 with water needs met by future cross‑city developments, possibly tapping Yadkin River and coordinating with Thomasville and Lexington. Planning ahead is essential to maintain services.
The socialists portray Europe as enslaved by America through debts owed, but Europe’s own fault lay in wartime schemes that wrecked capital. The article argues no European country can’t pay its debts and that the US bore a heavy share of WWI costs, including self-protection and allied support. It contends future European help in war would justify repayment.
An authoritive statement rejects popular theories about the wreck of 97 noting the engineer was not new to the route Monroe to Spencer and that air brake failure may have cut air to the train. The locomotive brakes engaged first and the rapid train piled on the curve.
A historical note claims the cut-off was laid flat with the cab floor after a serious accident. It alleges the engineer had previously operated the line on several occasions and suggests safety discussions follow this incident.
An editorial argues humans should prepare for the future through prudent saving and education. It cites long leases, enduring cathedrals, and universities as models, warning that living beyond means invites an unpleasant awakening when the future arrives. Emphasis on building capability through education and careful planning.
The excerpt argues that intellectual and moral growth occurs gradually over years, highlighting Lincoln’s early doubt of capability yet steady self-improvement. It emphasizes continual development to be prepared for future leadership and providential chances, urging readiness to avoid dependence.
Evangelist George Stephens delivers plain, heartfelt sermons praised as the finest heard. Fred N. Tate appeals for funds to finish the tabernacle debt, with only about a quarter raised. Will Stephens returns to support the revival, linking family and campaign energy. Denomination nights set for Tuesday through Thursday with Methodist, Baptist, and other churches attending at 7 o'clock, plus daily tabernacle meetings and afternoon home prayers.
U S report shows 35 of 65 cities posted more automobile fatalities in 1925 from January 1 to September 12 than in the same period of 1923. Overall, 57 cities with 27 million people logged a slight drop, 3 319 deaths in 1925 versus 3 318 in 1923. Major cities list New York 638, Chicago 410, Philadelphia 191, Detroit 183, with others like Pittsburgh and Los Angeles also noted.
Raleigh NC September a list shows the North Carolina Supreme Court will hear a dozen sixth district appeals during the fall term. Cases include State versus Westbrook Strickland Sampson County and J C Foster versus Allison Corporation with Onslow County among others. Names include Meyers Wooten Dunn Knight Dove Quinn Hall Daughtry and McCullen along with various counties.
The thirteenth in a series of state orthopaedic clinics for crippled children will be held in Kinston on October 1 at the Lenoir county health center. Dr Oscar L Miller and Mrs Arthur Holding will examine children under 16 from 16 counties with records. A new ward for negro patients funded by B N Duke will likely draw many African American examinees.
Chicago wheat deliveries fell to a season low as Europe and Canada shifted demand. European buyers stayed cautious while Canada and Australia offered more grain. The market opened 1 4 to 3 4 cents lower, then declined further with oats also slipping and the overall provision market remaining weak due to soft hog values and grain.
The John Robinsons circus arrives by special train in High Point after a two year absence. A street parade runs 11 am to noon, then two shows follow at 2 pm after the parade. Preparations and unloading draw large crowds as horses elephants and wagons move to the grounds.
Joyce Wethered and Cecil Leitch, Britain’s top women golfers, announce retirement from competition ahead of the English women’s championship at Westward Ho. Crowds at recent tournaments have grown unruly and mobbing caused injuries and faintness during a 37 hole British title match last May.
Senator Curtis called for the abolition of the Shipping Board and the Federal Trade Commission as part of a broader government reorganization plan. He outlined these changes in Washington on September 28 as a GOP leader in the Senate.
New York Sept 28 trading opened with cautious moves as money conditions created uncertainty. Prices moved narrowly with Great Western up nearly three points while American Sugar led gains. Carang Foundry and U S Cast Iron Pipe fell over one point each.
In Richmond on September 28 an AP report states Mrs. Herbert E. Richardson Jr. was found dead in her apartment shortly after her husband shot himself. A coroner's jury ruled the death of Mrs Richardson as from unknown causes with no evidence of violence.
New London Conn Sept 28 After sheltering from a heavy sea the Monarch giant derrick began toward the S 51 scene at 7 am The Monarch not expected until after 9 am The sea was calm after a windy night The ship reached the salvaging site shortly before officials halted work temporarily It is not believed a sling was attached to the stern crane while the S 51 rests 126 feet down on the bottom
Raleigh reports that 89.3 percent of white public school teachers in North Carolina last year were not college graduates, with 20.7 percent graduates overall. City schools show 44.26 percent white teachers as graduates versus 12.97 percent in rural schools, a pattern echoed among Negro teachers as well.
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