Row at Soldiers Home Out Again and Policy Rift
In Raleigh outcry grows over governance at the Soldiers Home as Col. A. H. Boyden’s arrival prompts an investigating committee and a domestic science report. Inmates and city residents split on policy with жария opposition to Superintendent Lineberry and Captain Small intensifying public debate.
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W. T. Bost
Raleigh
Jan
Col
A. H. Boyden
Salisbury
A. B. Andrews
Ralesh
C. W. Small, Sr
Jeb Stuart
Domestic Science Authority
Sma
Small
Captain Lineberry
Manly’s Battery
Captain Small
Smell
Bowden
Hartness
J. Dave Norwood
James A. Hartness
J. Bryan Grimes
Norwood
Will Kitchin
Claude Kitchin
Paul Kitchin
Kitchins
Simmons
Charlotte
Kitchin
Nore
Dave Norwood
Jim Hartness
North Carolina
United States
Harring
W. B. Drake
Germany's workers protected by government safeguards
Berlin reports a case where a wounded war veteran employed as a hotel porter was dismissed after appearing intoxicated on a guest's bed. The court upheld back pay of 167 marks, citing that drunkenness alone did not justify summary dismissal and that due process and injury-related causes could excuse misconduct.
May Enact Quart Law
South Carolina legislators convene for the annual session with bills to bar employment of children under 14 and to limit liquor shipments to one quart per month per person, replacing the previous one gallon limit. proposals also floated to ban liquor imports entirely.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
South Carolina General Assembly
Allies buy 854690 horses at National Stock Yards
East St. Louis Jan 10 allies have purchased 854690 horses at the National Stock Yards near here. The total expenditure reaches 540,000,000 as part of war mobilization efforts with substantial shipments and funding reported.
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East St. Louis
National Stock Yards
South Increases Its Wheat Acreage Over Last Year
Fairfax Harrison, president of Southern Railway, notes USDA data show Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi sowed more winter wheat this fall. South Carolina unchanged. Aggregate southern gain 141000 acres 2.92 percent while non-southern states fall 13.19 percent. Rising southern wheat area hints at larger yields despite national declines.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway Company
South
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
United States
Brand Whitlock Reaches Holland After Rough Trip
The Rotterdam arrived in The Hague from New York after a tempestuous voyage. Brand Whitlock, the American envoy, was aboard and reached Holland amid stormy seas and windy conditions.
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Brand Whitlock
Holland
the Hague
London
Rotterdam
New York
Amer
Villa Soldiers Surrender Near Quiriego
In Sonora three thousand Villa soldiers and Mayo Indians surrendered to Carranza forces led by General Madriggal near Quiriego, reported to Admiral Winslow. The Mayo villages were destroyed and the surrender occurred during a race to San Diego.
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Guaymas
Mex
San Diego
Villa
Carranza
Madriggal
Quiriego
Sonora
Winslow
United States Pacific Fleet
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Lacy
Jule Mann
Bob Small
Europe
Robert T. Small
Associated Press
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Germany
Berlin
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HE Was Right
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Paul
Natural Cartoon Service Corp
High Point Enterprise
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Belgium
Hague
Henry van Dyke
Belge Frontier
Brussels
Bergsune
J. A. Hart Drug Co
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