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Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1920

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Disastrous Year for Germanys Commerce

The Hamburg chamber of commerce reports 1920 brought a disastrous drop in German foreign trade. Without revision of the Versailles treaty Germany cannot regain normal conditions. There are faint signs of improved efforts and demand, but overstocked foreign markets, fear of accepting foreign credits, and U.S. shipping ties affect Germany. Trade with South America stalls, Mexico’s trade controls hurt German business, and American blacklist impact lingers in neutral markets.

Hamberg Germany Hamburg Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce United States Hamberg-American Line- Harriman Mexico Chamber South America

Slayers Of Lippard Given Pris on Term

In Morganton on December 22 Cecil Hefner and Lone Young received 15 years each and Dock Hefner seven and a half years for the murder of Glenn Lippard. Judge Shaw set bonds at 12000 for Cecil Hefner and Young and 8000 for Dock Hefner. An appeal to the Supreme Court was filed, and the youths’ sentences were reduced for Dock. Dock, age 16, is described as the youngest defendant.

Morganton Cecil Hefner Lone Young Dock Hefner Shaw Glenn Lippard A. A. Whitner Supreme Court Young Whitner Little Dock Dock

Fireman Killed Answering Alarm in Rocky Mount

Wiley May a Rocky Mount volunteer fireman and former AEF lieutenant died after the fire truck ran him over as it left the engine house to answer a blaze at the auditorium. He suffered severe leg and abdomen injuries. a blood transfusion from J W Council was given but could not save him. The accident happened about 4 am as the department prepared to respond to the alarm.

Rocky Mount Wiley May May J. W. Council

Good Advice on Taking Chamberlain’s Tablets

A home remedy advises taking Chamberlain’s tablets after supper to induce a gentle bowel movement by morning, improve digestion, and make you feel better overall. The guidance emphasizes timing after meals and a positive health effect.

Youth Shoots Leonard Thomas in Jealousy Tragedy

Leonard Thomas 23 dies from a gunshot. George Curtis 16 is jailed in Randolph County charged with murder after firing at Thomas in front of W. A. Staley’s home in Liberty. Curtis allegedly attacked over a romance dispute. funeral for Thomas set for tomorrow at 3:30 p.m.

Liberty Leonard Thomas George Curtis Randolph County Ashboro W. A. Staley Thomas Julian Greensboro Mr. Staley Curtis Young Thomas

Harding Meets Bryan Gerard and Reed on Nations Plan

President elect Harding called in three prominent Democrats William Jennings Bryan James W Gerard and James A Reed to advise on a possible association of nations. The talks at Marion Ohio were cordial with broad agreement on fundamentals though Reed reserved judgment. The meeting signals more than casual input as officials offered substantive suggestions for a united program.

Marion Harding Wiliam Jennings Bryan James W. Gerard James A. Reed Bryan Gerard Germany Democratic National Committee Association of Nations Reed

Chamberlains Cough Remedy urged for winter supply

An advertisement urges readers to stock Chamberlains Cough Remedy now for coughs colds croup and whooping coughs. It praises its pleasant taste and broad favor, urging immediate purchase to be prepared before winter ends.

Chamberlain

Tar and feathering attack shocks Jacksonville crowd

John D. Bischoff a Jacksonville real estate dealer was bound gagged tarred and feathered dumped from a car at a busy downtown intersection. A sign reading Herr John Bischoff a Hun was strapped to his chest. Four masked men operated a concealed car as witnesses dispersed.

Bischoff Jacksonville John Bischoff

There Is A Way To Stop Automobile Killings

The Greensboro Record cites the census on 3008 automobile deaths last year and argues licensing drivers is the solution. It urges mandatory licenses, strong penalties for unsafe driving, and that care be the rule to prevent pedestrians from being mowed down.

Census Bureau Bureau

Shelton Inman Wedding Quiet Township Ceremony

Russ Ella Shelton and Harry Inman both of this township were quietly married Thursday February 2 at the home of OG W Hiatt justice of the peace who officiated. The ceremony occurred at Mr Hiatt's residence.

Russ Ella Shelton Harry

Three Blind Students Shine At State University

Chapel Hill December 18 three blind sophomores B B Worsham Sam Cathey and W M Holloman stand out for top grades and strong sports interest. Read to on field plays they visualize games, plan to practice law or teach, and are highly popular on campus.

Chapel Hill B. B. Worsham Reithbend Sam Cathey Buncombe County W. M. Holloman Hertford County Carolina State School For the Blind

New Bern Faces Meat Price Protests Over High Costs

New Bern residents react to pork at 13 cents per pound, beef at 11 cents wholesale, with retail prices 30 to 40 cents. Citizens urge a daily price bulletin from a proposed fair price committee to curb what they call high handed profit.

New Bern Asheville

Dance at Commercial Club on Christmas Evening

A Christmas night dance at the Commercial Club drew about forty five young couples and lasted until midnight. Music was provided by Pegram's orchestra of Winston Salem with chaperones including Mr and Mrs J F Prather and others.

Commercial Club Pegram Orchestra Winston-Salem J. F. Prather W. M. Lewis P. A. George E. H. Dixon John Sabotta N. H

United States urged to push armament reduction talks

Secretary Daniels called tonight for an international conference to reduce armaments if the United States does not join the league of nations. He said a nonaligned U.S. would otherwise keep a navy second to none and cited the German fleet as a warning. Senator Johnson praised a disarmament agreement among allied powers as key to peace.

Washington United States League of Nations Daniels Navy Senate Johnson Republican California Congress General Board Naval Prsident Wilson League of Nation League Midocean

Onslow Farmers Catch a Whale High and Dry

A coastal Onslow county tale recounts farmers trapping a 40 foot whale in a creek during high tide. Neighbors watched as the animal was stranded, blubber preserved and hogs fed on the remains, marking a temporary whale oil operation in the region.

Kinston Enchanted Isles Onslow County Onslow Onslow Bay Piney Woods

Treasury estimate places soldier bonus at 2.3 billion

Secretary Houston presented to the senate finance committee an estimate of 2.3 billion dollars for the soldier bonus and outlined five eligible plans with costs ranging from 1.34 billion to 4.53 billion. He urged no new financial burdens and warned revenue sources would need revision to cover potential payments.

Houston The Treasury Senate Finance Committee House McCumber North Dakota Treasury Administration Congress War Finance Corporation

Fire devastates High Point Motor Company auction of cars

A major blaze at 2 am destroyed the High Point Motor Company garage and storerooms in High Point. Ninety eight new Dodges and many private cars were lost. total loss about 200 000 dollars with 50 000 insured. Sam L Davis held most stock suffering about 100 000 dollars in losses.

High Point Motor Company High Point Sam. L. Davis

Dog On Long Jail Vigil Waits Master's Release

In Walla Walla Washington a black and white dog lies at the county jail entrance waiting days for Harry Carson, a prisoner inside. The loyal animal accepts food and has previously stood by the door until Carson walks out free, renewing the vigil during their shared hardship as a sheepherder and inmate.

Walla Walla Wash Harry Carson Carson

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