England Cares For Blinded Soldiers At St Dunstan's
The AP reports from London on March 30 that about 120 blinded soldiers and sailors from Canada England Australia New Zealand and Belgium study at St Dunstan's Hostel for Blinded Soldiers and Sailors. Under C Arthur Pearson the home blends schooling with crafts and therapy to turn handicaps into work skills and independence.
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Attractive Easter Excursion to Washington District
The Southern Railway offers a low fare Easter excursion from North Carolina to Washington, D. C. for April 20 1916 return April 21. It lists multiple intermediate stopping points with fares and notes Pullman reservations should be made in advance and that return travel is on regular trains after April 24.
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Kut el Amara Siege Reaches Four Months in April 1915
London reports Kut el Amara in Mesopotamia has withstood Turkish assaults for 122 days under General Townshend. The piece compares world sieges, noting Port Arthur, Gibraltar, Mafeking, and Paris, and highlights British endurance in long sieges amid early World War I reporting.
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Observer May Move From Building Now Occupied
Charlotte April 7 Negotiations are pending between the new owners of the Charlotte Observer and E D Latta for the erection of a building for the newspaper The present home of the Observer was not included in the sale of the paper Latta offers to build on West Second street between Tryon and Church
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Sandy Ridge Juniors Decoration Day Service
Rev. L. W. Blackwelder spoke to the Sandy Ridge Juniors and friends in the county. The state councilor set Friday April 7 as decoration day and a special service was held at 11 o clock this morning.
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Sandy Ridge
Special Sleep Car For Doctors To North Carolina Meeting
A sleeping car is arranged from Charlotte to Durham for physicians attending the North Carolina Medical Society state meeting. It departs Charlotte on Southern Railway train 32 at 7 45 p m Monday April 17 and is set off at Durham until the morning of April 18. Reservations should be made in advance by contacting the nearest ticket agent or writing R H DeButts D P A Charlotte NC.
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Suffragists plan to wield the big stick in votes
Washington leaders declare 5,000,000 votes will swing the presidential race and plan a balance of power convention in Chicago alongside party gatherings. The Congressional Union launches nationwide branches to pressure candidates for a favorable suffrage action. They will not join a party but seek assured support for the amendment. Hear Rev. Theo Andrews at the Episcopal church tonight at 8 p.m.
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