Trinity High School to Hold 1910 Commencement Exercises
The Trinity High School annual commencement will run Sunday April 15 through Tuesday April 17. Dr Thomas Newlin Guilford College president delivers the sermon Rev J H Earhart Greensboro presides literary address. Diplomas certificates and prizes awarded to Jessie Myers Virginia Johnson Joseph Ellis Glenn White Hallie Collett Lester Durepo.
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Nuaily High School
Thomas Newlin
Guilford College
J. H. Earhart
Greensboro
J. H. Barnhart
Jessie Myers
Virginia Johnson
Joseph Ellis
Glenn, White
Hallie Collett
Lester Durepo
William Farlow
Dewey Bulla
Lester Wall
Wray Farlow
Herbert Jonson
Roy Keevans
Robert Royala
Clara Beiles
Clarice Welborn
Berta Coltrane
Ruth McCanless
Carrie Royals
Nellie White
Ritchie Johnson
Feeding the Child in Second Year Aguide to careful diet
The article emphasizes gradual introduction of new foods to a baby's diet, warns that illness in infancy often results from improper feeding, and outlines a daily meal plan. It lists milk, cereals, breads, fruit, meat, eggs, and vegetables with specific preparation notes and cautions for summer digestion.
Sporting Notes Preview of 1915 Major League Prospects
Manager Lee Fohl backs Giusto as Indians first sacker while St Louis scribes doubt comebacks by Bill Kenworthy and Baby Jacobsen. White Sox prep pitchers early. May 13 sets league limit to 91 pastimers. Waite Hoyt to Memphis after signing with Giants. George Bride oldest Senator, John Berry youngest Chicago pitcher. Mathewson pace with Reds excites Cincinnati. Chesnutt returns to Southern league. Giants lead hitters, Braves on Athletics’ heels. Mackmen vs Braves rivalry noted. Willard McGraw rises with Braves from Buffalo Pullmans. Sherrod Smith shines for Dodgers. Cobb reports late to Tigers. Hans Lobert may pursue a managerial career with the Giants Colts.
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Lee Fohl
Cleveland Indians
Giusto
Indians
St. Louis
Browns
Bill Kenworthy
Jacobsen
White Sox
Rowland
Ban Johnson
Waite Hoyt
Brooklyn
Giants
Mike Donlin
Memphis
George Bride
Washington Senators
John Berry
Chicago
Christy Mathewson
Reds
Birds
Cincinnati
Scott Chesnutt
Cubs
New York
McGranites
Athletics
Braves
Mackmens
Boston Red Sox
American Academy to Discuss War and Peace in Philadelphia
The American Academy of Political and Social Science will hold its twenty first annual meeting in Philadelphia in late April. Notable speakers include George K Kirechney Emily Greene Balch Henry L Stinson Talcott Williams Oswald Garrison Villard Stephen Wise Walter L Fisher and George W Wickersham among others as states and organizations plan to appoint delegates.
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Philadelphia
America
American Academy of Political and Social Science
George K. Kirechney
New York
Emily Greene Balch
Emergency Peace Federation
Simon N. Patten
Jane Adams
Chicago
James L. Slayden
Texas
Franklin H. Giddings
Columbia University
John H. Latana
Johns Hopkins University
Philip M. Brown
Princeton University
Henri la Fontaine
Belgian Senate
James M. Beck
United States
Talcott Williams
Coumbia University
Stephen P. Duggan
College of the City Ofew York
Toyokichi Tyenaga
East and West News Bureau
Oswald Garrison Villard
Henry R. Massey
Stephen S. Wise
C. F. McGuire
International High Commission
League For
Walter L. Fisher
Interior
George W. Wickersham
Don ©. Seitz
Academy
The Enterprise Highlights German American War Updates
The Enterprise will publish updates weekly on all developments in the German American war, tracking key events, moves, and implications.
Emperor William’s luxury car sold for record price
An automobile built in Germany for Emperor William and sent to London for an English body was sold in London for 25000 dollars to a Danish shipowner. The car, finished after wartime delays, had been held by bodybuilders and was ordered sold by the courts to satisfy charges. English experts call it the most luxurious car ever built.
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London
Germany
William
Hearing on Lumber Rates in Inman Poulsen Case
Hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission opened in Portland on April 4 to review lumber freight rates to California Nevada and Arizona. Portland mills seek parity with Williamette valley mills, which benefitted from a four cent rate differential over Portland for Nevada and Arizona shipments.
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Portland
Ore
Inman-Poulsen
California
Nevada
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland Lumber Mills
Williamette Valley
Arizona
New York Plans Sale of 25 Million Bonds for Canals and Roads
Albany April 4 announces twenty five million dollars of fifty year four percent gold bonds to be sold tomorrow at the state comptroller office. Proceeds to be used for canal and highway improvements and for development of the Palisades Interstate and forest preserve parks.
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Albany
N. Y
Dog Show Opens in Detroit Kennel Club Event
Blue-blooded canines valued at thousands of dollars paraded at the second annual Beach Show of the Detroit Kennel Club in Detroit Michigan. All popular breeds were represented and the show will continue through tomorrow.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Kennel Club
Friction over England farm wage rule mounts
In England widespread friction arises as counties try to apply the new minimum wage of 6.25 dollars a week for agricultural workers. The dispute centers on defining an able bodied farm laborer and who sets the value of housing and in kind allowances. The Agricultural Laborers Union plans actions to block employers from overvaluing cottages and other benefits.
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London
Agricultural Laborers’ Union
Money subscribed for a Chinese model community
Hongkong on April 4 reports Chinese capitalists have subscribed 2 000 000 dollars for a model settlement at Kowloon across Kowloon Bay. Reclaimed flats will form a modern city with a seaside boulevard and park like streets. The English leased suburb aims to provide a safe residence for prosperous Chinese seeking stability away from turmoil in Chinese territory.
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Hongkong
Kowloon
Kowloon Bay
Wheer
Chinees
Fiftyone Charges Against This Man
Fifty one embezzlement indictments are filed against W. H. Stinnett a former assistant cashier at the International and Great Northern railroad freight offices in Houston Texas. He is to stand trial here tomorrow with 612 jurors to be summoned if tried separately. A district attorney stenographer spent a day drafting the indictments and three days transcribing testimony for each case.
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Houston
Texas
W. H. Stinentt
International and Great Northern Railroad
Stinnett
Inland Empire Teachers' convention opens in Spokane
Representative educators from three states attend the Inland Empire Teachers' association opener in Spokane Washington. The three day program features Dr David Snedden of Columbia University as the principal speaker amid a large attendance and promising schedule.
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Spokane
Wash
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Association
David Snedden
Columbia University
Renewal of French races to aid breeders only
Paris reports racing to resume at Chantilly and Maison Lafitte but with no betting and no public admission. Breeders will be the sole beneficiaries of the events, reflecting a controlled return to racing.
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Paris
France
Chantilly
Maison-Lafitt
Theer
Administratrix Notice for W L Armstrong Estate
Nancy F Armstrong administratrix announces claims must be filed by March 30 1918 with High Point NC for the estate of W L Armstrong deceased. Creditors are asked to present all claims and debtors to make immediate payment. March 30 1917.
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W. L. Armstrong
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
N. C
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Tigers
John L
Hans Lobert
Kaiser
Liberty
High Point Motor Company
England
The
Associated Press
New York Life Insurance
F. A. Ogburn
Bank of Commerce
Rié
Nancy F. Armstrong
Randolph County
Frazier’s Siding
J. F. Luck
N. C. Public Service CO
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