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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1919
Page
2
The narrator reflects on Everett and his first wife, imagining a tale of jealousy and longing tied to a hidden attic trunk. A rainy afternoon solitude deepens grief and defiance as Sandra resists guidance from Mrs. Gray and plans for Rose Grandon to visit tomorrow.
On Broadway yesterday striking actresses and chorus girls paraded with dogs wearing oilcloth coats bearing Equity loyalty messages. Donkey Hindenburg failed to appear for matinee amid strike, while figures like David Belasco and Sam Scribner mingled with pickets as crowds watched a vibrant curb-side protest.
In San Francisco August 19 a man identified as Bert Bruckman 36 a tollmaker at the American Can Company left a farewell note for his wife Elizabeth and then died by poisoning. The note mentions a pay and his tools and belongings to be given to her. His widow cites ill health as the likely cause of the suicide.
The High Point timetable lists arrival and departure times for passenger trains. Schedules are published for information only and not guaranteed.
Partial timetable shows train arrivals and departures between Charlotte and multiple cities including Washington Birmingham New Orleans and Asheboro. Notes indicate conditional stops and no service on Sundays with various nonsensical times and garbled figures from the old depot ticket office.
T J Underwood administrator of Willie L Underwood deceased Guilford County North Carolina invites all claimants to present claims by August 11 1920 or be barred from recovery. Published August 1914.
Washington reports the railroad administration was notified that the shopmen strike is over and workers are asked to take up wage demands immediately. The development signals possible early negotiations as labor actions conclude.
A lone police officer keeps the anxious neighborhood calm as a storm rages and footpads are feared, guiding residents toward safety late at night.
Private Wilbur A. Cornish of Atlanta, a former 411th Telegraph Battalion member, hid in a coal bunker aboard the Montpelier for five days after stowing away from St Nazaire. He survived on cough drops and was cared for by firemen and placed in a casual company aboard Hoboken.
Asheville jury returns a not guilty verdict after deliberation in the Jim Rose case known as the Bad Man of the Mountains. Local coverage notes the verdict ends the fraud trial associated with Rose in Asheville North Carolina.
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