Paris newspaper attacks British policy amid war debates
Paris reports editor Finet of La Revue criticizing British diplomacy for delaying intervention after Belgium’s violation. The piece cites Grey’s indecision, German prejudice, and alleged German ties within Britain’s foreign office, arguing missteps harmed Serbia and aided Bulgaria in 1915.
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Dean Finet
la Revue
Edward Grey
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
Finot
Sir Edward Grey
John Bulls
Delcasse
Lord Palmerston
London
Lord Curzon
Bulgaria
Ofen
Sir Eyre Crowe
Admiral von Mhiotzendorf
Admiral von Holtzendorf
Cap Edmund Jones Stays in the North Carolina Contest
Capt Edmund Jones declares he will remain in the contest for attorney general despite Judge Manning and Col N A Sinclair announcing candidacies. He cites broad Democratic support in Wake and Cumberland counties and across the state as the reason to continue, resisting calls to retire for party interests.
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Lenoir
Judge Manning
Col
N. A. Sinclair
Edmund Jones
Manning
North Carolina
Wake
Cumberland
Durham
Democratic Party
Raleigh
Indye Manning
Blockader Shot by Revenue Officer in North Carolina
Siler City officers Talbot Hedrick and Bradshaw with police chief targeted a rock river area still near the power plant. Green McLean, an alleged notorious blockader, fled but was captured. Talbot’s gun discharged, wounding McLean in the wrist and abdomen. The 40 gallon still and 100 gallons of beer were destroyed.
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Siler City
KK. L. Hedrick
J. P. Bradshaw
Rock River
Green McLean
Talbot
Hickory Mount
Martin County Aroused Over Attempted Murder
Everett section residents condemn a shooting in which Cecil Moore a prominent planter was wounded by John Juilford a Black man held in Williamston jail The confrontation followed a prior dispute and gunfire from a yard through a sitting room window authorities captured Juilford about six hours later and imprisoned him without bail.
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Rocky Mount
Everett
Martin County
Cecil Moore
John Juilford
Williamston
Ruiford
Moore
Mad Dog Dashes Through Sanford Biting Children
A mad dog from near Jonesboro passed through Sanford yesterday evening biting a child of A Billette two children of Frank Kissell and a daughter of W A Adams. The dog was killed at Cummock north of Sanford after biting ten animals. Five bitten children will be taken to Raleigh for treatment for the bite. The dog’s fiend was sent to Raleigh for inspection.
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Sanford
Jonesboro
A. Billette
Lee G. Meliver
Frank Kissell
W. A. Adams
Cummock
Here
Mr. Adcock
Raleigh
Announcements on Hoh gubernatorial race and primary rules
Raleigh reports detail on alphabetic candidate listings for the state wide primary and ruling by Attorney General Bickett. Daughtridge speaks on campaign progress with praise for mountain counties support while McLean returns to Raleigh amid Democratic planning for the national committee.
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Raleigh
Bickett and Daughtridge
North Carolina
Bickett
United States
State Board of Elections
State Board
Congress
W. F. Snuggs Company
Thomas McKenzie
E. A. Downey
H. A. Millis
R. R. Ragan
Mungan
Daughtridge
Elijah L. Daughtridge
Lilesville
Anson County
Rocky Mount
John A. Parker
Charlotte
Morganton
Burke County
Bank Robbery Reported in Canonsburg Area
Detectives hunted the hills west of Houston after two men robbed the First National Bank of Hon ton of 15000 dollars. The cashier, alone in the bank, supplied a full description of the suspects as police pursued clues and an automobile getaway.
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Canonsburg
Houston
Here
First National Bank of
Honton
Indiana Republicans Back Fairbanks for President Nomination
At the Indiana Republican convention in Indianapolis on April 7 delegates were instructed to back Charles W. Fairbanks for the national nomination. The platform criticized federal foreign and Mexican policies and urged a program of preparedness and a protective tariff.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
Glass of Salts If Your Kidneys Hurt
An ad style claim promoting Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It asserts meat forms uric acid that overworks kidneys and promises relief by drinking four ounces of rad Salts or Jad Salts with water to flush acids and stop irritation. The tone mirrors late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine.
Attractive Low Round Trip Fares Via Southern Railway
Fares offered for events include 25.40 from High Point to New Orleans for the Southern Sociological Congress with tickets on sale April 11 12 15 16 and 17 and final limit April 30. Another 13.10 from High Point to Lyttle near Chattanooga for the National Training Camp at Fort Oglethorpe with tickets on sale April May and June. For limits and details contact W. T. Saunders High Point or R. H. DeButts Charlotte.
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New Orleans
Southern Sociological Congress
Lyttle
Chattanooga
Fort Oglethorpe
W. T. Saunders
High Point
N. C
R. H. DeButts
Charlotte
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Serbia
Edwar Grey
Danube
Foreign Office
Miss von der Goltz
Oda Russell
Ampthill
Rex
Berlin
Prussia
Mad Dog
Aly
Beckett
W. T. Bost
Election Board
A. B. Freeman
Democratic Executive Committee
McLean
A. Wilton McLean
Lumberton
Mr. McLean
Wilson
Vr. McLean
Crai
KE Cady Duncan
Chicago
National Executive Committee
Republican Party
Duncan
Roosevelt
Duncar
Southern Railway
Ford
Detroit
Columbia Records
N.C. Public Service CO
North State
Bell
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