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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1916

Page

3

Hughes Denounces Hughes Statements In Detroit Speech

Washington reports say President Wilson and his cabinet condemned Hughes remarks on coast and geodetic survey and the census as false and misleading. Redfield and Sweet issued telegrams refuting the charges and detailing personnel changes and civil service compliance.

Washington Charles E. Hughes Detroit Administration Wilson Coast and Geodetic Survey Census Bureau Redfield Binghampton N. Y Tumulty Hughes Edwin F. Sweet Commerce Mr. Redfield Mr. Hughes E. Dana Durand William J. Harris H. Tittman Lester Jones Census Coast Survey Durand Harris Tittman Jones Fisheries Sweet Civil Service Civil Service Commission Department of Commerce E. Lester Jones Virginia Civil Service Commissio

German Physicians Released From POW Status in Newport News

German physicians Dr. Otto Glanz and Dr. H. Zieschuch, who arrived aboard the British steamer Waimate as prisoners of war, were released late yesterday by order of the British embassy in Washington. They departed for New York last night and will sail for Germany via Holland.

Newport News Otto Glanz H. Zieschuch Waimate Washington New York Germany Holland

Hughes Promises Business Like Government Speech

Charles E. Hughes told a Chicago Coliseum audience that if elected he would cut waste and pork barrel spending, appoint only qualified officials, and run a business like government. He attacked Democratic tariff policy and U S foreign policy, urging a new birth of American purpose and courage to defend American rights.

Congress Democratic Party Hughes United States Detroit Mexico

Girl Demands Tattooed Heart Erased Amid Risk

A nervous 14 year old seeks medical help in Denver after a Memphis tattoo on her arm. She insists on removal despite doctors warning of infection and possible loss of the limb. She later returns with the tattoo showing a flaming red heart pierced by a dagger and awaits further consideration.

Denver Colo John F. O’brien City Health Department Memphis O’brien

Carolina and Yadkin River R R Co Schedule 1915

Train timetable shows daily southbound and northbound departures and arrivals with stations from High Point to Thomasville Gordonton and Denton. It notes Electric Service and schedule notes subject to change and adds a peculiar wartime editorial block by E Price, Manager, interspersed in the timetable.

High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock

Newsboy Risks Life Chasing Car for Penny on Main Street

A newsboy caught a passenger signal, grabbed the car, chased it half a block, and clung with one hand while freeing the paper and taking the penny with the other. His bare feet ran over rough Main Street cobbles as he rode the peril.

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