Primaries Yield Mixed county and state results in Guilford
The Saturday primaries produced surprises with majorities for several candidates. Insurance Commissioner Young leads the ticket while Carter Dalton tops High Point’s slate. Detailed county counts show Dalton 1467 versus Brockett 875 and Wright 1634 among others, with Bickett carrying Guilford County by 219 over Daughtridge in a close county result. State officers seeking renomination also posted clear majorities. The county board of elections met to certify results and additional election news followed.
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Young
Carter Dalton
High Point
Dalton
Brockett
Wright
Bowman
Stone
Stansbury
Rieves
Bickett
Guilford County
Greensboro
Daughtridge
Grimes
Hartness
Clark
Lacy
Mann
Jones
Manning
Sinclair
Calvert
Dellinger
Shipmen
Boyd
Lee
McKinnon
Graham
Hobbs
McClenaghan
Northwest
Shipman
McC
Cal Vert
Agriculture
County Board of Elections
Flies Threaten Food and Schools Boss Leaves High Point
The Sunday Morning editor warns about two bushels of dried apples infested by thousands of flies. In High Point, Thornwell Haynes, longtime superintendent, accepts the presidency of Birmingham College, prompting council turmoil and debate over his replacement and the next school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Morris and Co
High Point
Birmingham College
Tunesda
Associated Press
Daily Papers
Thornwell Haynes
Alabama Methodist Conference
Haynes
Pickett
Prosperity
S. C
Carolina
Wesley Memorial Church
Prof. Marr
Crowell
Marr
Durham Tragedy Ties Anderon and Lottie Taylor
Death by gunfire and subsequent suicide occurred in Durham last week. Don Anderson and Lottie Taylor lived as husband and wife in Durham and High Point. A man named Flowers, once involved with Taylor, followed the couple to the area. Friends say Anderson killed Taylor in a jealous act before taking his own life after learning of their whereabouts. Some say Anderson and Taylor were wed.
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Don Anderson
Lottie Taylor
Durham
High Point
Anderson
Flowers
Big mill end sale ad and local notices blend
An advertising page touts a mill end sale starting tomorrow with endorsements from sales staff. It also promotes Moffitt Furnishing Co. tuning new fashion items, Dunbar and Hutchens sanitary market on East Washington, and High Point steam laundry unveiling a new model facility. Local items include ex-sheriff Dorsett’s death, a Madison Florida visit, a proposed tubercular sanatorium, tomato plants for sale, and a quiet State Hospital hearing.
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The
Atlantic Sales Co
BPN Pena Te Pie Sucmenynes
Chernault
Peel
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Dunbar and Hutchens
East Washington Street
High Point Steam Laundry
Crowder Bros
Roosevelt
Chicago
Dorsett
Lexington
Petersburg
James Hardee
Connie Charles
Madison
Fla
Best for Our Children in High Point Seeks a Leader
The piece argues High Point must appoint a big brainy successor to Haynes as superintendent. It warns an inexperienced teacher won’t do and stresses character, destinies of youth, and a strong search within the price limit for the best qualified man.
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High Point
Haynes
Snake bite lightly alarms Miss Lilly Baker
Miss Lilly Baker was bitten on the ankle by a snake Friday evening but suffered little harm beyond a swollen ankle. Drs. Gilbert Rowe and Dred Peacock treated the case. Trinity College commencement occurred this week with attendance noted.
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Lilly Baker
Gilbert Rowe
Dred Peacock
Trinity College
W. B. Kimmons
Wesley Memorial M. E
Supt. Haynes
Rowe
Businessmen Demand Abstinence From Employees
Montrose Ballard, 7th Grade South Main Street School, argues that employers seek efficient, sober workers free of whiskey and tobacco. He cites dull brain function, unsteady nerves, and fire risks from smoking, urging abstinence to protect business and society.
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T. U
Elm Street
Paul Alexander Stamey
Main Street
Montrose Ballard
Julius Rabinowitz
Sehoc
Ruth Mongo
South Maintreet School
Big storm sweeps Piedmont North Carolina town
A severe electrical storm struck Piedmont Tuesday causing extensive damage. Lightning ripped brick from the Redding building near the Review office and knocked out power, leaving Greensboro in darkness. Mat ton Drug Co and Dr Betts were stunned, wires damaged, and several narrow escapes reported. The storm flooded Greensboro, damaged crops, and washed track for the Southern railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
North Carolina
Redding
Review Office
Matton Drug Co
Dr. Betts
Greensboro
Southern Railroad
Raleigh woman backs High Point library fund drive
Miss Minnie W Leatherman of Raleigh promotes a library project for High Point. A severe hail storm struck Dr Bulla section in Randolph County last week. Mrs Frank Paul now runs dressmaking at 311 Thissel Street succeeding Stewart and Paul. phone 836.
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Minnie W. Leatherman
Raleigh
High Point
Dr. Bulla
Randolph County
Frank Paul
Thissel Street
Stewart and Paul
Employers Should Demand Total Abstinence From Workers
A speaker argues that whiskey and tobacco ruin workers and families, harm national power, and drive men to crime and disaster. He cites Prohibition as essential, noting alcohol contributed to the Titanic tragedy and rail wrecks. He calls on employers to require total abstinence during and after work.
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Ismar
Téssive
United States
Sam
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Opine Dalton
Southwest
Bowma
Christian Endeavor Society
Charlotte
Friends Church
Stamey
Elm St
Gieensboro
Tigh Point
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