Kitchin Denounces Mondell Claim of 1.5 Billion Savings
Representative Kinchlin criticizes the Republican claim of saving 1.5 billion through economy in 30 days of this session. He contends Democrats prevented passage by filibuster and argues actual savings were misrepresented and exaggerated by Republican leaders.
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Kitchin
Weenington
Clade Kinlin
Mondell
Fess
Republican Ingregional Committee
House
United States
House Save the Nation
Mr. Mondell
Mendell
Senate
Kitehin
United S States
Lmne
Congress
War Department
Navy Department
Europe
Another Theatre for City by Col McIntire on Rankin Street
Col P C McIntire buys the E D Steele house and 60 by 200 foot lot on Rankin street for 10000 dollars. A modern theatre will rise within six weeks costing about 35000 dollars. The existing house will be moved back to make space.
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City
Col. P.C. McIntire
E. D. Steele
Rankin Street
Numa F. Reid
C. GC. Seawell
Hart Drug Co
Greensboro
J. E. Patcher
Richmond
Peoples House Furnishing Co
Margaret Gold
Winston
T. J Gold
Oakwood Court
R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Ed Ross
Hamilton Street
Army Aviation Corps
Langley Field
W. A. Lambeth
A. Kirkman, Jr
J W. Wilson
Columbus
Essie Saferight
Edwin Tucker
C. E. Hodgin
High Point
O. A Kirkman
Atlantic City
Mineola
N. Y
England
Asheboro
Man Seriously Hurt In Freight Car Incident
Fletcher A. Bodenhamer fell from the rear end of No. 35 Friday evening between Hilltop and Jamestown. He was picked up by a freight train and brought to the hospital for treatment and is doing as well as could be expected.
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Fletcher A. Bodenhamer
Hilltop
Jamestown
Big Hadley Page Airplane Crashes in Parrsboro
The giant Hadley Page airplane Atlantic under Vice Admiral Kerr landed in Parrsboro Nova Scotia at 5:30 am after departing Harbor Grace Newfoundland. The 1200 mile voyage was diverted by fog causing engine trouble and a forced landing. No crew members were injured.
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Halifax
Hadley-Page
Atlantic
Kerr
Harbor Grace
New Foundland
New York
Atlantic City
Parrsboro
Here
Bay
Political battle over war budget savings and Republican blame
Speakers in Congress dispute claimed savings in military naval and railroad bills. Kitchin and others challenge GOP assertions while accusing the administration and Republicans of misrepresentation and inefficiency. The exchange centers on alleged reductions versus actual figures and party advantage.
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House
Itchin
Naval Committee
Butker
Mr. Kitchin
Kitchin
Senate
Congress
Moore
Pennsylvania
Shipping Board
Dempsey Knocks Willard Out in One Sided Heavyweight Title Fight
Toledo July 4 Jack Dempsey delivered one of the swiftest heavy weight bouts, knocking Jess Willard down five times in the first round and continuing domination through the next two rounds. Willard suffered severe facial swelling and exhaustion while Dempsey appeared breathless from effort not injury.
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Willard
Sponge
Dempsey
Toledo
Jack Dempsey
William Harrison Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jess
United States
Jack
Dutch government hints at possible surrender of ex-emperor
London reports dated July 4 and 5 say Lord Sumner will preside over a tribunal of five judges from the United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan for the ex-emperor's trial Sir Gordon Hewart leads the British prosecution William Hohenzollern may be defended by German counsel aided by British lawyers if he wishes the arrangement reflects allied assurances that the Dutch government will not resist surrender if necessary
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London
Daily Mail
John Andrew Hamilton
Lord Sumner
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Evening News
Gordon Hewart
William Hohenzollern
Police and highwaymen clash in Norfolk
Norfolk July 5. Van Devier 24 of Columbus Mo is dead and County Officers George Pick and Harry Heveline are dangerously wounded after a pitched battle with a band of alleged highwaymen on Ocean View boulevard. Frank Dolan and Warren Welch soldiers at the army supply base are held on felonious shooting charges by military authorities.
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Norfolk
Rchie van Devier
Columbus
George Pick
Harry Heveline
Ocean View Boulevard
Pick
Heveline
van Devier
Frank Dolan
Warren Welch
Welch
Perry Estate Sale Reported In Raleigh News
Capt A Rankin and Oscar E Kearns through Geo T Penny purchased the Perry estate adjoining the J J Welch frame on the east and H Harris property on the west for about 200 feet on Washington Street and railroad street with a $29000 price tag. The Skull and Cross Bones Cannot Stand is a warning in Klansman insignia dispute. Attorney General Manning told Ritchie that Ku Klux Klan insignia must be abandoned for legal and insurance supervision concerns.
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Perry
Capt. A. Rankin
Oscar E. Kearns
Geo. T. Penny
J. J. Welch
H. Harrisroperty
Washington Street
Railroad Street
Ritchie
Raleigh
North Carolina
Ku Klux Klan
Manning
Gay
Texas Ritchie
Insurance Department
County Commissions Confer on High Point Road Route
Forsyth Davidson and Guilford officials met in a joint session to discuss a high road plan from High Point through Davidson to Winston-Salem. The engineers favor the old plank road route as the best option with concrete favored by Guilford and Forsyth, while Davidson pushes sand clay for local sections.
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Forsyth
Davidson
Guilford
High Point
Winston-Salem
Wallburg
Greensboro
Kernersville
Conference of Commissioners
Politicians Attack Wilson Amid Global Anxiety
The text depicts politicians discrediting Wilson while claiming the public remains loyal, likening Wilson to a large figure compared to petty critics. It laments politics harming well being and invokes religious imagery to urge perseverance against perceived persecution.
High Point News Roundup and July Fourth Local Scenes
Personal notes from High Point recount Fred N. Tate’s Centenary report and the Elks of High Point Lodge hosting a large July Fourth picnic at Hayworth Spring. Highlights include the Rose Theatre seventh anniversary, local births and moves, republication plans, hotel and housing developments, a Markley Grove tent meeting, and a Columbus Centenary redux.
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Fred N. Tate
Columus
Ohio
Elks
Hayworth Spring
High Point Lodge
Mclntire
Rose Theatre
Beautiful Rose
Col. Me
Dempsey
W. J. Crowson
Columbia
S. C
M. C. Crowson
Roland Park
High Point
Guilford Battleground
Mrs. Sitterson
Hamilton Street
O. W. Idol
Wade Mecum Springs
J. B. Gordon
Army Land
Eaird’s
Isaac Fiddler
Real Sluggers Leaksville Wins First Game
In a yesterday afternoon game Leaksville defeated Mebane 4 to 1. High Point beat Mebane 1 to 0 and 4 to 1 in a July 4 doubleheader watched by about 2,000 fans.
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Leaksville
Burlngton
High Point
Mebane
Browning
R. H.E
Baker
Joyner and Roberts
High and Barnett
Grandstand at State Fair Grounds Burns in Fourth of July Fire
A fire at the Raleigh state fair grounds destroyed the grandstand during motorcycle races on July 4. Origin unknown but a dropped match suspected. fire crews lacked facilities and could not save the structure, though others on the grounds were spared. The grandstand, among the oldest buildings, is partially insured and will be rebuilt for October fair crowds. Heat forced abandonment of the races.
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Raleigh
State Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Tomlinson Chair Buys Cox Property On Hamilton Street
Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company purchases the Cox property on North Hamilton street adjoining its current holdings. The block now expands to East Commerce and East Green streets, including the former Cox Shuttle Company plant and Cox office with 43.5 by 200 feet frontage. Interurban line sale to J A Dalton announced, with O Arthur Kirkman as founder. Consternation over a Friday rumor about two deaths proved unfounded. Emma Teague and Penton Manley wed at the bride’s father’s home. A political rebuke questions Bolshevism and ballot-sourced unrest.
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COX
Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
J. Elwood Cox
Hamilton Street
Chair Cnoern
Tomlinsons
East Commerce
East Green Streets
Cox Shuttle Company
Chair Company
No .2
Dalton
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Treasury
California
Kahn
Lord Sum
Wilson
Jesus Christ
Republican Morning Daily
Farriss
F. W. Prather
Hayworths
Markley Grove
F. L. Fidder
T J. Gold
Harry Raymond
O Henry
Lillian Dalton
8. F. Pell
Ramseur
Hill Top
No. 35
Fletcher Bodenhamer
Walter Teague
Emma
Penton Manley
W. A. Barber
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