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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1917
Page
3
Sybil Landry waits in a hospital corridor while her husband Landry may stay overnight with a gravely ill Louisa Lawrence. She uses charm on the hospital orderly to pry into Louisa’s condition, hoping for news about her rival and drawing him into a late night car ride home to coax information.
Washington dispatch reports the opening of Congress with swearing in of three new House members and Presidents message reception. War with Austria and railroads legislation loom. boxing news notes Jess Willard facing Fred Fulton, plus matches at Camp Sherman December 10 for soldiers.
In The Hague Nov 15 1914 Netherlands finance minister Marie Frederik Treub criticizes Britain and America for isolating Holland, arguing it worsens German dependence and shifts public sympathy away from the Entente. He favors revising exports to neutral states and warns of potential long war risks.
A brief fragment shows LE refusing a formal invitation yet gratefully thanking the host. He says he must hurry back as he may be needed and then turns away, signaling a hurried departure from the scene.
Washington observes the anniversary of the 1805 Battle of Austerlitz where Napoleon defeated Austria and Russia. French forces numbered 65 000 with 6 800 casualties while the Allied army of 82 500 suffered heavy losses and 15 000 prisoners in retreat. The engagement lasted a brief winter day.
The American league club owners meet in Chicago this month to decide a definite policy for the coming season. In all probability a large majority of the big league players will be in the service before spring training time.
Minnesota claims that the Gophers' famed Minnesota shift loses its effectiveness when players wear numbers on their backs. analysts debate whether tradition or modern branding is at fault.
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