Mayflower timber a peace portal at Blaine Washington
Timber from the Mayflower arrives in Seattle to be encased in a peace portal spanning the international boundary at Blaine Washington. Officials Sam Hill and Frank Terrace oversee the project while historic ties to Ghent and Joffre are noted.
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Seattle
Wash
Blaine
Canada
United States
Scotland Yard
Alfred Thompson
Buckinghamshire
London
Thames
Samuel Hill
Pacific Highway Association
Frank Terrac
Hill
Terrace
Belgium
France
Marshal Joffre
Albert
Cardinal Mercier
Ghent
England
Africa
England to Forbid Sale of Captured Vessels to Germany
London April 12 The British chamber of shipping announces a policy to oppose selling captured vessels to foreign buyers including Germany. The move aims to keep wartime confiscations from returning to adversaries and protect national shipping interests.
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Lord Inchape
Newcastle
England
Germany
Fngland
London
British Chamber of Shipping
Tate Speaks on Reform at Kennedy's Store in High Point
Fred N. Tate, mayoral candidate, addressed a sizable audience at Kennedy's store, urging voters to attend tonight's mass meeting and learn campaign facts. He outlined his stance on reform and law enforcement, with future talks at Robinson's and McLeod's stores and music by the Elks band. Ladies invited.
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Fred N. Tate
High Point
Kennedy
Ir. Tate
Mr. Tate
Robinson's
East Green Street
McLeod's Store
East Washingtontreet
Tate
ElKs
Kiwanians Set Two Carolinas Conventions in Greenville
Arrangements are underway for the annual Kiwanians of the two Carolinas conventions in Greenville on April 26 and 21. Col Holmes P B Springs is general chairman, with H B Peace W H Keith and Thos H Pope on the program and publicity committee. International president Mer van Barratt of Birmingham will attend with other officers. Mr and Mrs Willis Slane and Miss Thelma Wineskie attended a Madame Alma Gluck concert in Greensboro Monday night.
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Greenville
S. C
Carolinas
Col. Holmes PB. Springs
H. B. Peace
W. H. Keith
Thos. II
Pope
Mervan Barratt
Birmingham
Mrs. Willis Slane
Thelma Wineskie
Greensboro
Madame Alma Gluck
Stamey Speaks to Third Ward Voters in Campaign Tour
Mayor candidate W. L. Stamey addressed two large crowds last night at Nance's and Beer's stores in the fourth ward. He reviewed his councilman record and pledged fairness. He planned further talks at Kennedy's on English Street and at Elm Street Grocery tonight and at McLeod's and Wills' in the second ward tomorrow.
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W. L. Stamey
Nance
L English Street
Elm Street
McLeod’s and Wills
Second Ward
Runaway Husbands Often Blue-Eyed Says British Official
A British court official quotes a statistic claiming ninety percent of runaway husbands have blue eyes. The remark appears in a historical context reflecting matrimonial attitudes and gender norms of the period.
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Lumsden
Delegates Attend Madison Meeting
Rev. Charles P. Cobb and W. W. Smith travel to Madison Rockingham to attend the Orange Presbytery spring meeting. Thirteen counties represented. report from First Presbyterian Church shows a budget of 11000 raised for benevolent and local expenses. congregation pleased with the outcome. The piece ends with a Major General Leonard Wood quote about quality over size.
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Charles P. Cobb
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Smith
Madison
Rockingham County
Orange Presbytery
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Efirg?s Department Store
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Oxford
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E. C. Skuffer
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