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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1916

Page

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Big Bond Rally Tonight On Main Street

A mass meeting supporting the bond issue is set for 8 p m on Main Street in front of the old Manufacturers club building. Springfield band to perform with Dr J T Burrus C C Robbins and others as speakers. Five hundred to a thousand residents expected.

Main Street Springfield Manufacturers’ Club At & O Bonds J. T. Burrus Cc. C. Robbins Kimrey’s Washington Street T. W. Albertson W. H. Dugdale John W. Walker Robertson's East Green Street Julius Smith Virgil Idol B. & Gator J. E. Kirkman Evans Mangum Avenue C. C Robbins Burrus and Coe R. B. Terry Burrus Brockett Mr. Robbins E. D. Steele Mr. Steele Dr. Burrus

Troops Ordered to Border Increase by War Department

Twenty five thousand more state troops were ordered to the border today by the war department. All Kentucky Ohio and Vermont units were directed to move and commanders told to ensure troops are well equipped.

Associated Press Washington War Department Kentucky Ohio Vermont

North Carolina Troops Ready to Entrain at Camp Glenn

Raleigh Aug 12 no instructions had been received to order North Carolina troops to the border. Officials said troops at Camp Glenn were ready to entrain and would move at once if orders came, not a surprise to officials.

Associated Press Raleigh Adjutant General’s Office North Carolina Camp Glenn

Increase in Deaths and Cases in Infantile Paralysis

New York health department bulletin reports 42 child deaths and 167 new cases in the 24 hours ending 10 am. Since June the epidemic has infected 6,46? children and killed 1,371.

Associated Press New York Bulletin The Health Department

Record Rainfall at Alta Pass Sets US Limit

Rainfall of 22.22 inches at Alta Pass in Mitchell county during 24 hours to 2 p m July 16 is believed to be a new US record, surpassing Alexandria Louisiana which had 21.4 inches. Mitchell county suffered severe flood damage with 11 deaths reported at Alta Pass.

Alta Pass Raleigh Mitchell County United States Lee Benson Weather Bureau

Record rainfall in North Carolina surpasses 1886 Alexandria event

Washington weather officials confirmed Alta Pass as recording the greatest rainfall in any 24 hours prior to the July storm. The prior record stood at 21.4 inches in Alexandria, La., June 15-16, 1886.

Washington Weather Bureau Alta Pass North Crolina Alexandria

Germans and Russians shell and surge on multiple fronts

German efforts to halt Allied advances on the Somme met limited success as heavy attacks failed to break lines north of Pozieres. In Galicia, Russian forces seized Stanislau near Lemberg and advanced along the Sereth river, taking Monasterzyska and other positions south of Brody, while crossing the Korpicz river near Buczacz.

Somme Allied War Office Hemwoods la Maissonette Pozueres London Galicia Lemberg Stanislau Sereth Zlota Lipa Brody Monasterzyska Petrograd Korpicz Buczacz Teutons Halich Eens Gliadka Voroblevsk

New Loan Reported For Britain At 25 Million

Financial circles anticipate an official announcement within a fortnight of a new two year loan to Great Britain totaling 25 million dollars at 5 percent interest. The issue may be backed by American foreign securities firms and backed by deposits from various government bonds and corporate securities. Principal and interest would be paid in gold in New York.

Associated Press New York Great Britain American Foreign Securities Company France

Fair Weather Forecast For Coming Week Across Regions

Washington reports generally fair weather with temperatures near seasonal average for the southeastern states. Mid Atlantic expects moderate temperatures with local thunder showers toward week’s end.

Washington Middle Atlantic

Special Meeting of State Bankers Called

Henderson NC August 12 A special meeting of the North Carolina Bankers Association is called to meet in Raleigh next Wednesday to discuss the check clearing system and a proposal by Postmaster General Burleson allowing the post office to handle the business under certain conditions by Secretary W A Hunt secretary of the organization acting under President Blakely of Monroe

Henderson N. C North Carolina Bankers’ Association Raleigh Burleson W. A. Hunt Blakely Monroe

Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight and Sunday

Generally fair conditions persist with light west winds. Expect clear to partly cloudy skies tonight fading into Sunday with mild temperatures and pleasant outdoor conditions.

Whether Nation-Wide Strike Is Called Or Averted

New York August 12 The U S mediation board says mediators failed to win arbitration from railroad brotherhoods. Chiefs and delegates meet again tomorrow at 10 am to learn if railroads will accept arbitration. A B Garrettson says the proposal was general and lacks specifics.

Brotherhood A. B. Garrettson Conductors’ Brotherhood Garrettson

Non-Brotherhood Men Present Petitions For Protection

Washington reports 6000 unorganized employees of the North Carolina and St Louis railroad presented a petition to President Wilson urging Congress to pass measures protecting unorganized workers from a potential strike by Brotherhood members. R T Frazier of Nashville delivered the petition and said no further petitions would be collected. The document asks for legislative action to safeguard interstate commerce from a shutdown caused by self interested actions and favors arbitration to settle railway-employe disputes.

Associated Press Washington North Carolina and

Humane Society Offers Cruelty Prevention Tips

The High Point Humane Society cites Boston authorities and major cities urging owners to stop horses from being overloaded during hot weather. The society will monitor for cruelty and report violations to owners, with legal action possible if notified cruelty continues. Contact 105. L. B. Williams.

High Point Humane Society Boston Druys Call L. B. Williams

Hot Weather Advice for Animal Protection

Load lightly and drive slowly. Stop in shade when possible. Water horses often and in small quantities while working. Water after hay at night. Watch for signs of heat stroke such as stopped sweating, rapid breathing, or legs braced sideways and seek aid immediately.

Fatal street car wreck shocks Johnstown area

Johnstown Pennsylvania reports a fatal street car crash at Echo ten miles away. Between ten and fifteen people died and about forty were injured in the disaster occurring today.

Pennsylvania Johnstown Echo

Death of Thomas Jefferson Yontz infant in Winston

The eight day old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Yontz died at the city hospital Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from complications of weakness. Funeral services are at Vogler's funeral parlors Friday at 9:30 conducted by Rev. J. T. Byerly. Interment in Woodland cemetery follows.

Winston Journal Thomas Jefferson R. H. Yontz City Hospital Vogler J. T. Byerly Woodland Cemetery

Mediation Efforts Fail. New Arbitration Considered

The United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation failed to settle the railroads and 400000 workers dispute. Mediators proposed a new arbitration form and began executive-session talks with brotherhood chiefs and delegates shortly after 1 PM.

New York United States Board of Mediation Brotherhoods

President Wilson to Confer With Both Sides in Rail Strike

President Wilson sent word to mediators that he would like to consult with representatives of both railroad management and 400000 employees before any final break. He communicated by telegraph with the federal board of mediation and urged that a strike be averted and asked to be informed if a strike seemed imminent.

Washington Wilson Federal Board of Mediation Telegraph

Husband Given Three Months On The Roads For Wife Beating

Dave Evans a white man was convicted in municipal court of wife beating and sentenced to three months on the roads. Judge Dalton credited four eyewitnesses over Evans and his wife who described a severe domestic fight with multiple blows. Evans appealed to the Superior court.

Dave Evans Juixige Dalton Evans Will Llewellen T. C. Millikin

French Vessel Off Florida Coast Quarantine Flag Raised

A four funnelled French warship crossed the bar at Pensacola and hoisted the quarantine flag requesting a Marine Hospital Service representative. The ship then reduced speed to near stationary as it entered the harbor.

Pensacola Fla Marine Hospital Service

Destruction of Seized Liquor Continues in Picard

In Picard Alabama on August 12 the destruction of liquor seized in recent raids proceeded despite ongoing court complications.

Picard, Ala

Plan Celebration Guilford's Good Roads Day

The Greensboro High Point counties plan a county wide event to celebrate the opening of the High Point Greensboro highway. The committee set Guilford's Good Roads Day for September 6 at the fair grounds and appointed entertainment publicity speakers marshals and finance chairs. The group met for two hours and will reconvene next Friday to firm up plans.

High Point Greensboro Commercial Club Guilford Fair Grounds Chamber of Commerce Afernoon W. C. Boren J. C. Forester C. C. Hudson J. R. Oettinger J. W. Harriss W. C. Jones R. B Terry Forester Hudson Garland Daniel M. Robins Steve C. Clark High Point Publicity Godby Greensboro Daily News Rawley The High Point Enterprise Edistor Stamey High Point Review Fairbrother Greensboro Record Underwood Greensboro Patriot Gibsonville News Forester and Clark J. Elwood Cox A. L. Brooks High Point End C. W. Gold E. P. Wharton R. D. Douglas J. R. Ooettinger A. R High Fred N. Tate J. E. Marsh Sam L. Davis Geo. T. Wood E. W. Freeze

Famous Shreveport Rate Case Decided by Commission

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the class rates and some commodity rates between Shreveport Louisiana and eastern Texas as unreasonable and prejudicial to Shreveport and ordered them re adjusted. This marks the culmination of the celebrated Shreveport rate case.

Shreveport Associated Press Washington Texas Interstate Commerce Commission

Dover Port Bombing Reported In Air Raid

London reports two German sea planes carried out an afternoon air raid on the British naval port of Dover. Four bombs were dropped and one officer with six sailors were slightly injured while material damage was minimal.

London Dover

Resignation of High Point health officer Mrs Soyars

Mrs R C Soyars resigns as health officer of High Point effective September 1 after ten months in office. She handed her notice to City Manager Lyon and the council will discuss it at the next regular meeting. The public learns of the surprise move and honors her ten months of earnest service toward a healthier city.

R. C. Soyars High Point Lyon Sovars

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Springfield Band Steele Hoods Board of Mediation and Conciliation Humane Society Mrs. Yontz Florida Coast Lford County Port OF Soyars Cers
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