Local UNC drill corps appoints first lieutenants
H B Ingram son of Mr and Mrs J J Ingram of this city and UNC student has been named first lieutenant in one of the university drill companies. The piece lists officers for eight companies and notes Captain T J Campbell departs for Massachusetts for reserve officer training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Ingram
J. J. Ingram
University of North Carolina
Asmuch
Broadhurst
Donnelly
North Carolina State College
Sook
McLendon
Co. A
J. G. Ramsay
F. D. Bell
J. N
F. F. Bradshaw
C B. Holding
D. M Carroll
L. Chapman
H. R. Craig
W. B. Thompson
R. A. Spaugh
T. J. Campbell
D. V. Cole
R. D. Ballew
Massachusetts
J. B. Bullitt
Sporting Notes From A Busy Week Of Openings And Matches
A crowded slate lists events from Monday to Saturday including Washington Kennel Club shows in Washington, Northwestern Bowling in Portland, New York field trials, and major boxing bouts. National and regional sports calendars span trap shooting in Springfield and Natchez, baseball leagues in Virginia and the Northwest, golf at Lakewood, and swimming championships at Revere. College track meets, duals, tennis opens in New Orleans and Washington, and race meetings in Lexington and Rockaway accompany various specialty shows and kennel events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern International Bowling Assn
Portland
Ore
New York State Fiel Trial Association
Orange
N. Y
Carl Morris
Jim Coffey
New York
George Chip
Zulu Kid
Bridgeport
Conn
Frankie Burns
Eddie O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Staten Island Kennel Club
Grant City
Staten Island
Kentucky Association
Lexington
Rockaway Hunting Club
Hewlett’s Bay Park
L. 1
Prohibition as War Measure Urged by Federal Council Leaders
Governor Milliken and church leaders urge nationwide prohibition in a telegram to President Wilson. The Federal Council panel seeks a war measure to curb liquor production and sales, conserve grain, and set dry zones around military posts. A public education campaign and workingmen’s paper are planned to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of Churches Christ In America
Wilson
Commission On Temperance
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Cnote Ideaioas
New York City
Congress
United States
Thomas X. Marshall
Senate
Champ Clark
House
Janie Kitchin
James R. Mann
Newton D. Baker
Three Piece Costumes Provoke High Class Store Interest
The Dry Economist notes demand for three piece outfits in foulard and cloth, sheer silk crepe and cloth, or satin and cloth. Some coats are sleeveless while others feature a cape effect, reflecting fashion variation in high end shops.
The City Faces Real Crisis On Decision
Public concern rises as High Point waits on a supreme court ruling. Until a verdict arrives the Public Service company will keep using street railway lines to move freight. Residents fear plant closures and widespread business disruption if shipments stall.
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High Point
Supreme Court
Public Service
Tranquil Border Villages Report Calm on Brazil Urugu ay Line
Official telegrams sent to Montevideo indicate tranquility in border villages along the Brazil Uruguay frontier as of April 23. No incidents reported with patrols maintaining quiet along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Brazil
Farmers Urged to Grow Big Wartime Crops Across Farm Plots
A North Carolina bulletin titled A Farmer's Wartime Program urges farmers to expand corn production to 200 bushels per farm animal, raise forage crops to 50 percent, maintain dairy and pork yields, improve seed quality, use labor saving tools, raise fertilizer use, conserve livestock, and boost garden and winter cover crops for food security during wartime.
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Department of Cooperative Extension Work In Agriculture and Home Economics
State of
North Carolina
Municipal Court session reports varied criminal cases and baseball history
The court docket shows Calvin Ridge arraigned for an assault with a deadly weapon after a Saturday night incident. Second session adjourned with Tony prosecutions, others discharged or sentenced for immoral conduct. Car l Mack fined for carrying a concealed weapon and discharging firearms. A large block of veteran baseball manager history follows, praising or noting pennants and world championships from 1900 to 1916, concluding with a remark on Jack Barry and current management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Ridge
White
Stroud Couser
Bertha Palmer
Henry Gilmore
Julia Terry
Carl Mack
Peacock
Cotton Mill Near Newton Nearing Completion
Newton April 23 Thousands of feet of lumber and carloads of material arrive daily at the new Yount cotton mill site just north of Newton near Conover. The two story 80 by 200 foot plant near completion will house machinery from Walterboro South Carolina. Equipment will be moved by September 1 and the mill expected to be in full operation. A mill village of 30 houses is in development.
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Newton
Yount
Conover
Walterboro
8. C
Charleston
John P. Yount
British Ship Sunk in Collision Near Sandy Hook
The British steamship Durley Chine, sailing from Canada to the United States, was sunk in a collision 65 miles east of Sandy Hook at 1 30 yesterday morning with the Harlem, a British freighter. The Harlem returned to port with its captain and all 28 Durley Chine crew members saved.
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New York
Harlem
Sandy Hook
Playing Versus Non-Playing Managers in Major Leagues
In Boston on April 21, manager Jack Barry of the Red Sox stands out as the sole regular player among 16 major league pilots. Historically, seven playing managers have won 15 pennants and eight world championships since 1900, while non-playing managers total 19 pennants and five world titles, with figures highlighting Mack McGraw and Jennings among the era’s leaders.
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Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn Superbas
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Pat Moran
Phillies
Bobby Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Charley Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Clark Griffith
Washington
Pennantville
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Athletics
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Tigers
Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Jack Barry
Worcester General
Boston
Mass
Red Sox
Big Yard
McGraw
Fred Clarke
Frank Chance
Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cub
John Methaw
Giants
New Yorkers
High Point Winston Salem Bus Line Schedule Ad
Operating Daily Between High Point and Winston Salem and High Point and Greensboro. Timetables listed with departure times from High Point and partner towns. Secure seats via hotel clerk, look for Red Star on windshield. Local fare per mile, express service, sober drivers, one free suitcase under 20 pounds. Cars for hire and special trips available. Phone number provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
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Johnny Dundee
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Brooklyn
al Reich
Jim Davage
Billy Whalen
Charlie Metrie
St. Paul
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Lakewood
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Nant
Federal Council Churches of Christ In America
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Tranquil
Clarke Griffith
Jimmy Collins
Fielder Jones
Bill Carrigan
Bostom Red Sox
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Jones
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High Point, N. C
Winston Salem Line
Elwood
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Wilkesboro
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High Point Lv
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Ensoro
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Bank OF Commerce
the Welcome Bank
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A. M. Rankin
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Inail Business Enterprises
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