Straw vote results show Wilson leading readers’ residency poll
The Review concludes a month long straw vote on residency preferences with Wilson ahead of rivals Roosevelt Hughes Cox Elwood Ford and Toul. Final tallies show Wilson in a strong majority, reflecting anticipated fall voting patterns in Review circulation areas.
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Wilson
Iveverenses Ya Dbsuateaseet
Roosevelt
Hughes
Cox
J. Elwood
Ford
Henry
Vote for Freedom and the Ballot Rights Appeal
A call urging voters to support freedom of ballot and speech and oppose disfranchisement. It argues the legislature ignores public will and urges loyal citizens to vote for rights benefiting homes and loved ones, citing last year’s disfranchisement.
To Elect School Superintendent and Teachers
The City Council will dispose of the election of the school superintendent and teachers at the regular monthly meeting next week. A large crowd of citizens is expected to attend.
June Specials at Moffitt Furnishing Co
The last page announces June specials from Moffitt Furnishing Co offering many feminine wear values. The ad invites ladies to read the full page for insight into the best summer selections and discounts.
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Moffitt Furnishing Co
Review highlights and news items from the issue
President Wilson outlines peace ideas with U S participation in mind. Rivers and Harbors bill moves through Senate while McAdoo seeks stronger fiscal force. British army seizes more mail. J J Hill dies. new Serbian army forms at Salonika. Big army appropriation and U S enlisteds defeat 20 opponents. Revenue climbs. U S notes to Great Britain. Mexican bandits kill 200. England resists dyestuff imports. King signs compulsion bill. Calls for national truce and denial of peace rumors. Baker on preparedness. North Carolina products rise 33 percent. soy bean industry grows. Supreme Court opinions. Summer school at University. Candidates file accounts. County health commencement. Lumbermen decry bad legislation. 48 diplomas at State Normal. Vaccinated 1 412 in one day. Baptists go to New Orleans. Wireless at Wadesboro. North Carolina Briefs.
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Wilson
U.S
Senate
McAdoo
J.J. Hill
Saloniki
U. S
Great Britain
England
King
Baker
N. C
Supreme Court
State Normal
New Orleans
Wadesboro
N.C
Jamestown High Finishes Year With Commencement Events
Jamestown high school wrapped its final year in the county with a Saturday music recital ending a week of activities. Rev. A Lambeth of Reidsville delivered the Sunday sermon at 3 30 p m. Monday featured a campus elementary show and a 6 p m debate. Wednesday held commencement at 10 a m with seven girls and six boys earning certificates. The address was given by Elbr E Knight of Trinity College.
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Jamestown High School
A. Lambeth
Reidsville
E. W. Knight
Trinity Coleve
Tomato Plants for Sale by Review Office
Tomato plants for sale including Stone Ponderosa and Wilsons Choice available as large trans planted stock. Prices listed at 15 cents per dozen. Review Office.
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Stone
Wilson
Two Land Sales Reported by Atlantic Coast and England Realty
Two land sales occurred yesterday with successful results. The Roland Park property sold by Atlantic Coast Realty and Auction Co. of Petersburg and the D. W. Cassidy Property sold by England Realty and Auction Co. of Greensboro.
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Roland Park
Atlantic Coast Realty and Auction Co
Petersburg
D. W. Cassidy
England Realty and Auction Co
Greensboro
Judge Dalton to Speak Tonight and Tomorrow in City
Judge Dalton, High Point's candidate for the House of Representatives, will address voters tonight and tomorrow in different parts of the city. Circulars listing locations and times will be distributed today. Tonight at Robertson's store at 7 o'clock and at Dowdy's store at 8 o'clock.
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Judge Dalton
High Point
House of Representatives
Robertson's
Dowdy's
New Head Elected at A and M College Riddick Chosen
Prof W C Riddick won the presidency of the A and M college by the Board of Trustees after several ballots on Tuesday.
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W. C. Riddick
The
A and M College
Board of Trustees
Carranza Calls for U S Troop Withdrawal Again
The report notes President Carranza urges the United States to remove troops from Mexican soil and implies the U S will refuse. It emphasizes protecting civilians along the border and other vulnerable populations.
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U. S
Carranza
United States
Uncle Sam
America
Home to Make Bette Citizenship in Nazarene Training Move
A local movement seeks to establish an association of the Nazarene National Institute to train the colored race for better citizenship. The home will educate the mind and body to deter idleness. Officers include Rev. A. T. Brayer president and organizer, G Buckram assistant chief, Rev. Z. Simmons vice president, C. W. Robinson chief, H. B. Merritt secretary, J. C. Crawford assistant secretary, with J. H. Bynum and J. W. Edmondson on the board.
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the Nazarene National Institute For the
A. T. Brayer
G Buckram
J. H. Bynum
J. W. Edmondson
Union Meeting Revival Ahead on South Main Street Grounds
Preparatory week for Evangelist Black comes to the tent on South Main Street school grounds. Great crowds and big results are expected from the union meeting with primaries set for Saturday. Citizens are urged to vote for High Point's best interests.
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South Main Street
Evangelist Black
High Point
Miller Association selects A B Horney as secretary treasurer
A B Horney of High Point Milling Co was chosen secretary and treasurer of the North Carolina Millers Association at the Greensboro session. The next meeting will be in Raleigh in January during the legislature, with plans for lobbying for better miller laws statewide.
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A.B Horney
High Point Milling Co
N.C. Millers Association
Greensboro
Raleigh
Lelia Epps
Horace Miller
Bride
West Green Street
F. L. Fiddler
High Point ‘Hospital
Kelly
Nichols
Anderson
High Point
Durham
Federation of Women
J. B. Rector
Langren
Asheville
Elwood
Selwyn
Charlotte
Oscar Cunningham
H. W. McCain
Waxhaw
J. R. Young
Lottie EK. Barber
High Point Township
Wesley Memorial
M. E. Excel Chas
L. Thompson
Mocksville
Walton Watkins
Lexington
H. A. Oakes
Thompson
W. G. Burnett
Atlanta
Big 15 Day Mill End Sale at Atlantic Sales Co
Notice highlights a major mill end sale at Atlantic Sales Co with plans for next week to announce largest bargains. Warns against confusing with ordinary weekly sales and promises up to date, extraordinary goods at fraction of worth. The item mentions C C Earnhardt's Supreme Court case against Southern Express Co and Rev L A White visiting local property here.
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Atlantic Sales Co
C. C. Earnhardt
Southern Express Co
Supreme Court
Raleigh
Matthew Hargrave
Trinity
Randolph Superior Court
Rev
L A. White
Scouts Camp Near Hoover Mine In Randolph County
Seven Boy Scout patrols from High Point occupy tents on Carraway Mountain near Shepherd and Uwharrie river in Randolph County for annual encampment led by Scout Master W. M. Marr. The article lists patrols Bob Whites Whippoorwills Crows Eagles Stags Wolfs Owls and names many scouts and visitors while detailing a sample daily program and tent cleanup contest.
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Boy Scouts of America
High Point
Hoover Iil
Randolph County
Carraway Mountain
Shepherd Mountain
Uwhariie
Ageregt
Furniture City
Daniel Boone
Old Carraway
W. M. Marr
Bob Whites
Howard Hicks
Arthur Kirkman
Carlton Kirkman
Neil Edwards
Bryce Bennett
Frank Weedon
Lawton Dalton
Moreland Lynch
The
Whippoorwills
Clifton Jones
Fart Smith
James Lyon
Gertie Strickland
Dewey Holman
Lyman Redding
Max Wall
Herbert Fields
Crows
George Wood
Williard Thomas
Reid Marsh
Sam Moore
Dewey Foust
Alex Rankin
Shelton Woodson
Hagles
Stags
Wolfs
Eagles
Samuel Davis
Charles Welborn
Wilbur Jones
Earl McFarland
Dick Johnson
Clarence Smith
James McAnally
van Sheets
Harold Gilliam
Dewey Dodamead
Paul Stamey
Royster Tucker
Robert Marshall
William Lee Smith
Chas McAnally
Roy Gilliam
Clarence Schultheis
Brooks Keitzel
Paul Gurley
Clyde
FP. W. Kirkman
Trip to the Rendezvous of the Boy Scouts
Sunday afternoon the editor visited the Boy Scouts of High Point and America on Carraway mountain in Randolph county. The camp featured dozen tents, a scout wagon donated by A. T. Wishart, and a busy kitchen preparing chicken dumplings for the evening meal. Scout Master Marr maintains good order as boys enjoy swimming, fishing, and social visits with home folk. Carlton Kirkman earns the nickname snake charmer for handling a large king snake.
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Ing
Marr
L. Davis
Combs
Bryson Grty
Chester Massey
Dutton
Lynch
J. J. Farriss
James
Royster Tucker
Bill Smith
Boy Scouts of
High Point
America
Carraway Mountain
Randolph County
A. T. Wishart
Nature
Carlton Kirkman
Lillian Smith
Paul Stamey
Stag Patrol
Mountain Evening at the Carraway Tented City
The scene nearby shows a lively tented city along the Carraway with a high jumper and a scrappy boxer among the crowd. Scouts parade at dusk, harps and drums in tow, as sun sinks behind Shepherd, wrapping a night of activity in fond recollection.
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Carraway
Voting and loyalties spark local politics and culture
Local notices urge voting on Saturday and remind residents to stand by town industries. The page lists social events, such as weddings and visits, plus health notices, job ads, church affairs, and community updates reflecting daily life in High Point.
Terrific Electrical Storm Levels Local Damage
A fierce electrical storm struck the area just before 2 am Tuesday causing fire and damage across homes on South Main Street. Chas. Ragans house roof and walls suffered, with total losses around $3,000. Firemen saved the home and nearby properties. Several other buildings including Dr. Hamlin and E. C. Henderson homes were struck by lightning, furniture damaged, and one room ruined. A tent on South Main school grounds was damaged and services moved indoors due to heat with Evangelist Black expected next week.
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Chas
South Main Street
J. J. Hamlin
E. C. Henderson
Evangelist Black
Ice Cream Cone Push Carts Dangerous
A August 1900s editorial argues ice cream cone push carts threaten public health. It urges the City Council to require glass covers and licenses or ban the carts, noting Greensboro and other towns restrict milk products and calling for monthly health analyses.
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Greensboro
High Point
Improvements at the Rose Theatre Open Friday Afternoon
Painters and decorators finish beautifying the Rose theatre this week and the public is invited to judge the improvements. Ventilation fans crown the house and sixteen wall fans promise cool comfort, along with a sanitary water fountain for patrons. The theatre opens Friday at 3 pm as one of the state’s best moving picture venues.
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Vote For Freedom
Review
Bette
Treas
BOY Scouts High Point
Young America
Historic
Randolph
Uwharrie
Paul A. Stamey
BOY Scouts
H Ww
W. McCain
C. S. Carrol
Kirkman and Dyer
Gilbert Rowe
Guilford College
Messers
A M. Rankin
W. W. Idol
H. A. Garrett
R. T. Pickens
C. A. Cecil
Zanesville
Ohio
M. P. Church
Rankin
Idol
Pickens
M. E. Church
M. P’s
Methodist Episcopals
Rose Theatre
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