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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1916

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Rail presidents seek way to keep arbitration in force

President Wilson calls railway heads to White House for a second conference aiming to avert a nationwide strike while preserving arbitration. Leaders consider a board empowered to investigate disputes and non binding recommendations, with a secret ballot on strikes and possible eight hour basis with pro rata overtime.

Associated Pres Washington Wilson White House Ad Bee Seo Congress Tim P Western Railroad Federal Commission Bartherhood

D W Harwell Dies In High Point At 25

Duffy Weaver Harwell aged 25 died Saturday afternoon at his Willowbrook home. He was buried Sunday at Oakwood after services at South Main Street Methodist church conducted by Rev H H Rob Simes. He came from Haywood county to High Point about a year ago and is survived by his parents J A Harwell, three brothers and sisters. A large crowd attended the Main Street M E church service at 3 o clock yesterday.

Duffy Weaver Harwell Willowbrook Street Oakwood South Main Street Methodist Church H. H. Rob Simes Harwell High Point Haywood County J. A. Harwell Main Street M. E. Church

Explosion Kills Eight at Harlan Morris Stave Plant

Eight men died in an early morning boiler explosion at the Harlan Morris Stave company in Jackson Tennessee. Three boilers failed, blowing debris up to 200 yards and injuring and missing workers among a workforce of over 75. The blast occurred with no definite cause yet at noon.

Associated Press Jackson, Tenn Harlan Morris Stave Company

Germans Drive Back British Patrol Near High Wood

London reports a strong German detachment drove back a British covering patrol northwest of High Wood on the Somme front this morning. The Germans were halted when engaging the British positions west of the woods as bombing attacks in High Wood were repulsed.

Associated Press London High Wood Somme High Woods

Senate votes to take up immigration bill in secrecy

The Senate approved moving the immigration bill 27 to 24, with debate on the Asiatic provision opening after galleries were cleared and the chamber considered this section in secret. The measure had been postponed by the Democratic caucus to the next session.

Associated Press Washington Senate Today Congress

Comstock Electric Wins Lexington Light Contract

The Comstock Electric company has secured the contract to install electric lights in 89 houses at the Erlanger cotton mills in Lexington. The company will also handle street lighting extensions for Lexington.

Comstock Electric Company Erlanger Cotton Mills Lexington Coal Company

No News From Saloniki Front Reports

Paris Aug 21 No further details of operations on the Saloniki front are given in reports today.

Associated Press Paris Saloniki Front

Weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday

Generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with light variable winds.

Clarke inaugurates High Point church tenure with service ethos

Rev James A Clarke delivers his inaugural sermon at First Baptist High Point pledging service over control. He rejects bossing and invites all to assist in filling pews, seeks deacons' guidance and broad church cooperation, while urging constructive criticism only when appropriate.

James A. Clarke First Baptist Church High Point

Italian Troops Landed at Saloniki to Join Allied Offensive

Italian troops disembarked at Saloniki to participate in the Balkans campaign as part of the Allied effort against the Bulgars. German forces are active on the Macedonian front amid growing tension, while entente leaders monitor Sarrail's plans against Bulgarian and German flank attacks. The Verdun and Somme fronts see renewed artillery action as French and German forces contest positions and prepare for potential infantry actions.

Saloniki Bulgars Associated Press Balkans Germany Italy Entente Sarrail Greece Kavala Florina Verdun Fleury Paris Somme

Springfield Memorial Association 10 Meet at Springfield Church

The Springfield Memorial association holds its annual meeting and roll call on Wednesday August 23 at Springfield church with a morning and afternoon program. Devotional by Rev G J Welker sermon by Dr Sylvester Newhan roll call picnic dinner in between memorial meeting and program including a historical sketch by Charles F Tomlinson and an address on The Country Church by Archibald Johnson with special music.

G. J. Welker Sylvester Newhan Memorial Association Allen A. Tomlinson Charles F. Tomlinson the Country Church Archibald Johnson Thomasville

Mrs Rochelle Died This Morning in City

Mrs Rosetta Rochelle wife of T D Rochelle died at her home this morning in the city. The remains will be taken to Rock Creek church for funeral services tomorrow afternoon. She was born in Alamance county on September 16 1875 and leaves a husband and five children.

Rosetta Rochelle T. D. Rochelle Rock Creek Church Rochelle Alamance County 8. A. Clapp

Hughes in San Diego for brief campaign stop

Charles FE Hughes arrived in San Diego from Los Angeles for a short stay. He planned an automobile tour of nearby points, a public reception and luncheon at the exposition grounds, and an address this afternoon before returning to Los Angeles for a speech tonight.

Associated Press San Diego Cal Charles FE. Hughes Los Angeles Exposition Grounds Hughes

Plague Deaths and Infantile Paralysis Cases Decline

New York health bulletin reports 33 child deaths and 92 new plague cases in the last 24 hours, down from 108 cases and 20 deaths the day before, alongside a decrease in infantile paralysis cases.

Associated Press New York Health Department

Italian Troops Begin Disembarking at Saloniki

Paris reports Italian forces started landing at Saloniki on Sunday signaling potential full war between Germany and Italy. The force includes Austrians Bulgarians and possibly Turkish troops with Bulgarians comprising the major segment. Allies command about 700,000 British French and Serbian troops on the front and reinforcements suggest a broad campaign.

Associated Press Paris Saloniki Havas Germany Italy Balkans

Funeral of W. J. Allen Held at Noon Sunday

The funeral for William J. Allen who died early Saturday at his Trinity home was held Sunday at noon at Long's chapel near Haw River, Amance county. Interment followed at the church cemetery beside his parents, with Rev. H. P. Flemming of Greensboro delivering the sermon. Pallbearers were D. E. Bullard, C. F. Farley, W. F. Elis Jr, C. D. Smith, R. T. Amos, O. L. Harthcax, W. E. Snow, and R. H. Sechrest. A large funeral procession from High Point accompanied the party.

William J. Allen Trinity Long’s Chapel Haw River Alamance Esteen H. P. Flemming Greensboro Allen D. E. Bullard C. F. Farley W. F. Elis, Jr C. D. Smith R. T. Amos O. L. Harthcax W. E. Snow R. H. Sechrest High Point Will Allen E. N. Allen J. L. Allen Mrs. Simpson R. H. Garrison Delk Smith J. J. Griffin J. E. Edwards Wesley Myers Ruth Whitten Nannie Gwyn Stewart T. Reighter Kate Clark Verne Jones Miss Simpson L. C. Sinclair W. G. Kirkmen

Administration's Revenue Bill Faces Senate Resistance

Washington August 21 The administration's revenue bill was taken up in the senate with strong opposition anticipated. Republican leaders plan to target the bill for political attacks while some Democrats oppose features such as the wine tax and the tax on manufacturers of materials used in war munitions. Senator Underwood plans to denounce a tariff commission and higher tariff duties on dyestuffs as un-Democratic.

Associated Press Washington Senate Underwood

Catholic Delegates Open Business Sessions at Catholic Week

New York August 21 The American Federation of Catholic societies and allied groups opened Catholic Week with about 20 600 delegates attending a series of meetings and ceremonies through Friday A pontifical high mass at St Patrick's Cathedral initiated the event attended by three cardinals the apostolic delegation and most delegates.

Associated Press New York American Federation of Catholic Societies and Allied Organizations St. Patrick's Cathedral Federation

All Sections Want Improved Streets In City

City council faces a wave of petitions this week as residents push for paving and the creation of 14 improvement districts. Drafted legal forms have circulated, with many signatures expected to meet the 51 percent requirement to relieve dust and mud. Petitions detail streets including Main, Washington, Centennial, Steele, Richardson, and Hamilton, among others.

West Washington College English South Main Commerce B.S. Cummins North Main Howell Main Elm Hospital Homer Wheeler Washington Street Centennial J. E. Kirkman Southern Prof A. J. Griffin E. Washington Montlieu Mr. Edwards Steele Richardson J. Allen Austin A. E. Tate Fighth West Broad Markley Court Johnson Williams Louise Hamilton Greensboro Wexlar Brantley Washington Southern’s Mallory Street E. Commerce East Greene East Russell Mallory W. C. Idol West Commerce Willowbrook P. C. McIntyre Lindsey Homer Montsinger Diney Street East Pickett Smith Davis Lyon

Hufham Named to Succeed Newland in 16th District

Raleigh report states R L Hutham of Morganton named solicitor of the 16th district to replace the late Tom Newland. Hutham has served terms as reading clerk in the North Carolina House of Representatives.

R. L. Hufham Newland Raleigh R. L Hutham Morganton 16Th Hutham Tom Newland Reading General Assembly

National Fraternal Congress Opens in Cleveland

The 23rd annual convention of the National Fraternal Congress of America meets in Cleveland on August 21. Delegates will discuss extending benefits to members' children and allocating funds from each SC fraternal organization for a publicity campaign.

Cleveland, O National Fraternal Congress of America Congress

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D. W. Harwell Hev. JA. Clarkes First Baptist Mr. Clarke Tyree Clarke Criti France Peronne Springfield Memorial Association The Springfield W. J. Allen Administration
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