Troops Arrive in Turkey Capital Amid Greek Stay
Thousands of British troops enter Ankara welcomed by Christian residents as Greek forces will remain in the capital. The arrival marks a staged imposition of occupation postwar arrangements with Britain leading Allied forces in the region.
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Turk Capital
Constantinople
Associated Press
Ismid
Golden Horn
Great Britain
Peace Hopes Falter Over Chanak Crisis Rising War Sentiment
Baghdad dispatch describes widespread opposition to war as Britain contemplates Turkish moves toward Constantinople. Troop reinforcements and passport shifts affect Greek and Armenian civilians. London and Constantinople officials weigh withdrawal demands and the threat of new taxation.
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Chanak
Man In Florida Pleads Not Guilty In Robeson Killing Case
A Florida man tied to a 44 year old Robeson County murder case appears in court after relatives believed him dead. His brother travels to Florida to witness the proceedings as the case moves toward trial on bond.
Ex-King Constantine and family sail to Palermo
Former Greek King Constantine Queen Sofia and Prince Nicholas leave Athens for Palermo Sicily aboard a Greek steamer placed at the disposal of the fallen monarch by revolutionary committees.
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Palermo
Associated Press
Atheens
Constantine
Sofia
Prince Nicho'as
Sicily
France Stands Firm on Turkish Recognition of Zones
Paris reports France will press Turkey to recognize the status of the zones and straits and, while not preparing military force now, will use influence to compel withdrawal from Chanak as agreed with England and Italy last Saturday.
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Paris
England
Italy
Funeral for S. Frank Wall Held in High Point
Funeral services for S. Frank Wall, a well known High Point citizen, were conducted at 3 o'clock at his home 209 Lindsay street with Rev. W A Lambeth officiating. Pallbearers included R A Wheeler W A Ring BE W Freeze Robert Brockett A B Horney J H Hobbs W W Burgess and R K Stewart. Interment was at Oakwood cemetery with Numa F Reid lodge in charge at the grave.
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S. Frank Wall
High Point
Lindsay Street
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Wall
R. A. Wheeler
W. A. Ring
BE. W. Freeze
Robert Brockett
A. B. Horney
J. H. Hobbs
W. W. Burgess
R. K. Stewart
W. H. Ragan
D. A. Stanton
E. 5. Hutchinson
J. B. Spencer
Charles M. Brown
H. C. Pitts
A. O. Raper
O. P. Moffitt
Clay announces run for Watson seat in Georgia
Herbert Clay of Marietta son of the late U S senator Clay announces his candidacy for the unexpired term of Senator Thomas E Watson who died Tuesday in Washington Other announcements are expected in Atlanta notes indicate.
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Watson
Atlanta
Herbert Clay
Marietta
United States
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
Washington
Associated Press
Revival Extended at Wesley Memorial by Dr Bridgers
The Wesley Memorial Methodist church revival led by evangelist Dr. Luther S Bridgers will run three more days through next Wednesday night after organizers chose to extend. Large crowds attend daily with a special children’s service drawing almost 400 youngsters and adults.
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Luther S Bridgers
Jesus Akoves
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Bridgers
Minor cases in the city court resolved on circus day
In municipal court this morning several cases were disposed of. Calvin Frazier was held for the next term of superior court on charges of aiding and abetting larceny of an automobile with bond set at 500 dollars. Frazier also faces larceny charges with 1 000 dollar bond. Roy Cook and Dewey Davis were found not guilty of possessing whisky for sale but guilty of receiving more than a quart of whisky within 15 days and each fined 50 dollars plus costs. J E White settled his board bill and paid costs. Curtis Bobo paid half the costs for driving with the cut-out open. F L Sink paid half the costs for violating a traffic ordinance.
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Calvin Frazier
Ee Frazier
Roy Cook
Dewey Davis
J. E. White
Curtis Bobo
F. L. Sink
Chanak sit uation grows more critical in Constantinople
British officials acknowledge the Chanak crisis is worsening and that hopes for a peaceful settlement are fading. The update comes as tensions rise in the region with heightened diplomatic strain.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Ten Die In Revolt Of Mexican Rebels
Juarez garrison mutinied in the early hours. Ten rebels killed and 20 wounded before they withdrew for lack of ammunition. American troops guarded the international bridge while rebels retreated. Three Jaurez soldiers executed at military HQ after mutiny.
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EL Paso
Texas
Associated Press
Juarez
International Bridge
Jaurez
Brother of Slayer Confesses to Murder Over Four Decades Later
Joseph B. Kemp, sought for the 44 year old murder of Daniel McNeil in Red Springs North Carolina, left St. Augustine with Sheriff Lewis to answer the charge. Kemp’s brother learned of the arrest from a Jacksonville newspaper and believes the court will be lenient, citing a dying statement by the victim.
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Flas
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Lewis
Robson County
Daniel McNeil
Red Springs
N. C
Idsu- Kemp
Jacksonville
Kemp
Joe
North Carolina
Cuba
McNeil
Robeson County
Kent
Robeson Sheriff Brings Suspect Kemp to Trial
Sheriff Lewis of Robeson county returns from St. Augustine with Jos. B. Kemp alias J W English wanted for the 44 year old killing of Daniel McNeel at Red Springs. Kemp was arrested in Florida and will face first degree murder at the November criminal court term with Mike McNeel as principal witness.
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Lumberton
Lewis
Robeson County
St. Augustine
Fla
Jos
B. Kemp
J. W. English
Daniel McNeel
Red Springs
Kemp
Mike McNeel
Guilty Ruling in Gas Tank Blast Case
Sherman Clapp and Nathan Williams were found guilty of malicious destruction of property in Greensboro municipal court. Judge D. H. Collins reserved judgment until Monday. The men were linked to the dynamiting of the Davie Street Auto Exchange gas tank Wednesday night amid alleged price disputes.
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Sherman Clapp
Nathan Williams
D. H. Collins
Greensboro
Clapp
Williams
Davie Street
High Point Men Leave for Jacksonville Fishing Trip
R B Terry Willis Slane Frank Wineskie S H Tomlinson and John Pickett depart at noon for Jacksonville Fla to join Emmett Roberson secretary of the William Foot Hotels company for a fishing party They depart by auto for Aberdeen to take the Seaboard train to Jacksonville Slane may undertake a business trip to Havana before returning and others may join him
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R. B. Terry
Willis Slane
Frank Wineskie
S. H. Tomlinson
John Pickett
Jacksonville
Fla
Emmett Roberson
William Foot Hotels Company
High Point
Aberdeen
Seaboard
Slane
Havana
Cuba
Negro Slayer Sought by Posse Near Kinston
A posse of several hundred men led by deputy sheriffs hunted Jim Miller a negro who shot and killed John Sutton 43 a prominent farmer near Kinston last night. Authorities said no mob spirit appeared and capture is not expected to endanger the man.
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Kinston
Jim Miller
Agero
John Sutton
State to free Davis on false pretenses case
The state declined to prosecute Harry K. Davis a former High Point resident charged with false pretenses in a Charlotte stock disposal case. A preliminary hearing earlier found probable cause and he was bound over to Guilford Superior Court.
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Harry K. Davis
High Point
Guilford
Greensboro
Davis
Charlotte
Archie Fowler
Harding
Superior Court
Basil H. Hedgecock
Arnold B. Huff
Will Switzer
Seven Die in Fire at New York Tenement
Seven people die in a blaze that raged through a five story apartment house at 241 West 109th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. Dozens injured, residents saved by firemen and volunteers who leaped from windows into flames. a four month old boy died after being hurled from a window and a sixteen year old boy perished jumping from another window. Three firemen hurt and several overcome by smoke as flames were controlled after about three hours.
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West 109Th Street
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
Infant Dorothy Shipwash Dies at Home
Friends of Mr and Mrs Arthur Shipwash mourn the death of their infant daughter Dorothy who died last night at 111 West Point avenue Funeral services were held at 3 pm conducted by Rev Edwin Suites and interment followed at Pleasant Grove cemetery on the Thomasville road
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Edwin Suites
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Thomasville Road
Registrants Go to Work in High Point Township
General election registration runs Oct 7 to 10 days before election. The notice lists registration sites, registrars, and polling place operators for High Point township Precincts 1 through 7 with names and locations such as W. C. Jones office, City tax collector, Northside fire station, Willowbrook High streets home, Culler's store, and Southside fire station. Poll holders are named for the precincts as well.
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High Point Township
Congress
W. C. Jones
L. J. Ingram
L. Wagner
Northside Fire Station
J. L. Sechrest
John Woodling
Willowbrook
High Streets
John Farlow
Brown and Southern
South Main Street
H. M. Hudson
John M. Davis
J. J. Hayworth
J. G. Ryan
E. M. Caudle
Northside
A. R. Hammer
A. A. Holton
Edwin Gurley
Culler
Glen R. Ward
J. A. Coltrain
Southside
W. W. Snider
J. 8
Fulton
Brown
Decline in Prices on Cotton Market Opens in New York
There was heavy southern selling and scattered liquidation at the opening of the cotton market with first prices down 13 to 38 points. December futures opened at 20.80, October 21.87, January 20.60, May 20.60 as cotton futures showed initial weakness despite a steady start.
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New York
Physician Still Ill at Hospital
It was reported at High Point hospital this afternoon that there was no change in the condition of Dr. H. W. McCain a prominent physician who has been critically ill for several days. He is suffering from a septic infection from a carbuncle on his neck. Relatives are here with him.
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Associated Press
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Pacific
Charles Harrington
Brock
Near East
Horace Rumbold
Great Britain
Lloyd George
High Point Hospital
H. W. McCain
McCain
Meekins Heads Western Race Sparks GOP Talk in Raleigh
In Raleigh the weeklong visit of Col Ike Meekins Major George Butler and Mr Seawell fuels Republican chatter over the eastern judgeship Meekins denies campaigning while Butler and Seawell express hopes Clarence Pugh notes Meekins has strong endorsements Dem Chairman Norwood set October 9 for a grand Democratic opening with 100 speakers as party aims to boost its image amid mixed labor support outside Rowan Edgecombe and Richmond counties
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Raleigh
George Butler
H. F. Seawell
Messrs
Seavel
Butler
Meekins
Clarence R. Pugh
Rude Pugh
Elisabeth City
Colonel Meekins
Mr. Pugh
Major Butler
Marion
Harding
Pops
Taft
Seawell
Williams
Dave Norwood
Democratic Party
Rowan
Edgecombe
Richmond
Organized Labor
Repubican
Becam
Purviance and Prescott Acquitted of Disorderly House
Guilford Superior Court jurors found Jack Purviance and Cecil Prescott not guilty of maintaining a disorderly house. They were convicted of receiving a woman for prostitution and fined Purviance $500 and Prescott $250, with an appeal noted. The case drew wide interest and was tried after objections to the court's rulings.
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Jack Purviance
Cecil Prescott
Guilford’ Superior Court
O. L. Sapp
Harding
Supreme Court
Greensboro Road
Jamestown
Prescott
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