England Calls Out a Great Sermon by All Unmarried Men
All single men of military age in Great Britain are called to the colors by official proclamation. The British government expects to seek a new war credit of 250,000 pounds, bringing total war credit to 1,912,000,600 pounds.
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Archdeacon Webber Preaches Salvation Through Christ
Archdeacon Webber of Washington delivered a powerful gospel sermon at St Marys Episcopal Church urging salvation solely through Jesus Christ. He warned that moral effort alone cannot save, praised Christianitys impact on womanhood and motherhood, and urged vigilance against sin amid modern evils.
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Clark Statement Read Into House Records on Deposition
The Associated Press reports Speaker Clark stated there was no plan to depose Majority Leader Kitchin. The remark was read into the House Record amid applause from Democrats and a few Republicans. Representative Hull of Connecticut commented, calling it a good old fashioned omen.
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Committee Completes Work on Explosion Inquiry
Washington reports Captain Bullard president of the court of inquiry investigating the explosion aboard the submarine F-2 at the New York Navy Yard. Five killed and nine injured. The court has finished its work and will submit a report. officials expect conclusions similar to the special board, citing battery trouble as the chief cause.
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Pegoud's Body Found Near Versailles
The body of Francis Pegoud brother of aviator Adolphe Pegoud was found Saturday hanging from a tree near Versailles. He was 36, employed in a munitions factory, and it appears to be suicide.
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Villa is Moving South in Mexican Campaign Push
Paso, Tex February 14 report says General Francisco Villa is shifting south with five detachments of de facto troops from multiple points to intercept arty operations.
A C L Conductors Vote To Sustain The Committee
Washington February 14 Chairman J Brooks of the general adjustment committee of the Order of Railway Conductors on the Atlantic Coast Line railroad said yesterday that 4 percent of the 575 conductors voted to sustain the committee in any demand to eliminate the objectionable White audit system. The referendum result will be presented to railroad officials.
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High Point Humane Society Aids Animals And Enforces Laws
The High Point Humane Society adds new members daily and actively fights animal cruelty. Reports of cruelty reach the recorder as the group prosecutes offenders. Boy Scouts assist by reporting abuse and promoting mercy. Secretary Avs. Sovare and Mrs. Seyars urge speaking for those who cannot speak.
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United States Considers Response to Teutonic Merchant Attacks
Washington reports the United States will decide later on any action after Teutonic allies announce that armed merchantmen will be attacked by submarines without warning starting March 1. The decision will depend on future developments and possible responses from allied powers.
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Canadian Troop Movements Denied Invasion Reports
General Logie of the Toronto divisional area stated there were no formal troop movements toward Niagara Walls despite rumors of an invasion. Precautions have been taken to handle any potential emergency.
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Weather forecast notes fair cold night and warmer Tuesday
The forecast calls for fair skies and continued cold tonight with a rise in temperature Tuesday. Strong northerly winds are expected to ease as the day progresses.
West End Sunday School’s Record Stand Unmatched in City
The West End Baptist Sunday school, a small but mighty program on the western edge of High Point, reports an attendance of 237 from a 240 enrollment despite rain. Visitors describe heartfelt singing and lively class discussions, with a strong, steady impact on the community.
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House Orators Discuss Postoffice Appropriation Bill
The House focused on the annual postoffice appropriation bill with slow progress due to intense debate. Key issues include rural free delivery, railway mail service compensation shifts to a sale basis, and government bonding of department officials and naval instructors.
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McAdoo Rejects Delegate Seat for Democratic Convention
Secretary McAdoo told Chester C. Platt of Batavia New York that he would not permit his name as a delegate to the Democratic national convention in St Louis next June. He argued delegates should come from active party members who have not held official positions.
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One British and One French Warship Sink
Paris reports confirm the loss of the French cruiser Amiral Charney sunk by a submarine off the Syrian coast. A raft with one survivor and 14 bodies was found. the survivor said the vessel sank on February 5 with no time for lifeboats.
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Arethusa Mines Off England. Many Missing
The British light cruiser Arethusa struck a mine off the east coast of England. About ten men are reported lost. The vessel of about 5000 tons, 410 feet long, built 1913-14, carried two six inch guns fore and aft and six inch guns on the port side with torpedo tubes.
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Increased Cotton Use Reported for January
Washington reports cotton consumed in January reached 442 050 running bales, up from 467 862 a year earlier. On hand at month end 1 974 669 bales, higher than 1 564 443 last year, with public storage and compresses at 4 545 859 bales versus 4 069 046. Spindles active numbered 31 841 510, up from 30 556 330.
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Veterans Attend High Point Confederate Veterans Meeting
The High Point Confederate Veterans held a Saturday business session in the Wachovia bank building headquarters. Key speakers included Commander Tom Wood Col. D. H. Milton G. T. Wood and W. L. Stamey. Afterward Miss Irvine Taylor and Mrs. J. W. Harris served coffee sandwiches and cake during social time with Victrola music.
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High Point Thanks Community for Generous War Relief Gift
Albert Lucas, executive secretary for the central committee raising funds for Jewish War sufferers, thanks High Point residents for their donations. Edwood Cox led the relief fund committee, reporting 300 raised for Jews in the war zone and requesting local press thanks to the community.
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Census estimates show US population near 122,315,000
Washington reports Census Bureau experts estimate the national population as of January 1 at about 122,315,000 and project a July 1 figure around 124,000,000. The figures reflect early estimates for the new year.
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