Teutons Not Acknowledged At Saloniki Front
London reports deny Teutonic forces at Saloniki, noting French bridge demolitions in Greek territory and slow Austrian advance on Montenegrin soil. Analysts doubt Montenegrin withdrawal talks, while Italy's fleet faced by Austrian aid in St Loveen near Cattaro. Galicia and Bessarabia actions awaited.
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Montencerin
Montenegro
Halv
Montenero
Italy
St. Loveen
Cattaro
Staly
Galicia
Bessarabia
Dr W G Bradshaw Stricken With Paralysis At Home
Dr W G Bradshaw longtime postmaster of High Point suffered a right side paralysis this afternoon at his South Main Street home. He was taken ill after numbness in hands and feet and remains helpless and unconscious. doctors could not predict outcome within 24 hours.
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South Main Street
WG. Bradshaw
Htgh Point
Bradshaw
Frank Ogburn
D. A. Stanton
Flood Endangers Part of Northern Holland
Associated Press reports Zuider-Zee dike at Zuiepolder flooded forcing residents to abandon the town for Edam which is partly flooded. A later message says the dike threatens Polpereceang and if the works fail the greater part of North Holland faces danger.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Zuider-Zee
Zuiepolder
Edam
North Holland
W H Johnson Dies of Pneumonia Near Fairfield
W H Johnson aged 28 of near Fairfield died at his home from pneumonia on Wednesday. He was buried yesterday at Prospect church after funeral services led by Rev. J B Tabor. He left a father Cc L Johnson, a widow, and four children.
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W. H. Johnson
Fairfield
Prospect Church
J B. Tabor
Cc. L. Johnson
Ohio River Rises to Fifty Three Feet
The Ohio river reached 53 feet and one inch at 4 this morning in Cincinnati. Weather officials expect the level to hold and not rise further.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Weather Bureau
Montenegrin Capital Cettinje Captured by Austrians
Vienna reports the Montenegrin capital Cettinje has fallen to Austrian forces after they pursued a retreating army. The war office confirms the capital and royal residences are undamaged and the population remains calm.
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Vienna
Cettinje
Montenegro
War Office
Montegro
Public Installation Of Junior Officers Tonight
The High Point Junior Order of United American Mechanics No. 23 holds a public installation of 16 officers at 7 30 this evening at the hall. Refreshments will follow. Listing of officers includes W H Anderson counselor J EK Suttenfield vice counselor and others such as L Franzlinton conductor B C Sales outside sentinel C R Pearce inside sentinel and J M Hedrick financial secretary.
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High Point Junior Order of United American Mechanics No. 23
W. H. Anderson
J EK. Suttenfield
W. & Branson
L. Franzlinton
B.C. Sales
Outside Sentinel
C. R. Pearce
Inside Sentinel
WE. Chappelle
J. M. Hedrick
W. W. Snider
Nick. Russel
Revo Jd. M. Ariard
J. A. Davis
A. F. Moore
J. O. Connor
G. F. Moore
Lee Jackson Day Program Arranged by Tar Heel Chapter
An afternoon program for Lee Jackson Day is planned for Wednesday January 18 after school in the school auditorium. Sandwiches and coffee will follow. The program features songs by the Glee Club and performers including Mrs Grace Wephart and Violet Johnson with life of Jackson segments, a short address by T J Gold, a prayer for soldiers by Rev C P Cole and a Dixie finale before benediction by Rev G T Rowe.
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Grace Wephart
Jackson Helen Reynolds
Ione Bonnie Bhae
Lee—Violet Johnson
Maryland
T. J. Gold
Rev. C. PL Cole
Dixie—Glee Club
Rev
G. T. Rowe
Ammunition Shipped to Europe From U S Records
A Commerce Department table shows U S shipments of ammunition to Europe over fifteen months ending October 1915. Totals include cartridges 32 175 184 dollars gunpowder 25 972 905 dollars other explosives 53 586 225 dollars and fpowder 105 625 dollars.
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Washington
Cold Wave Reaches Atlantic Coast States
The Associated Press reports a cold wave spreading to the Atlantic gates with the north feeling full force. Another push will reach westward to the Rocky Mountains as fair weather resumes tonight and Saturday east of the Mississippi with further drops in temperature in the Atlantic states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic Gates
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Atlantic States
Jews Prepare for Relief Day Observances
The central committee for relief of Jews in European war zones sent telegrams to Jewish groups urging aid for January 27 observances designated by President Wilson as Jewish Relief Day. Rabbis were asked to preach relief sermons on January 22, the Sabbath before relief day.
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New York
Central Committee For the Relief of
Wilson
Concord Names A. B. Palmer Police Justice
Concord voters learn A. B. Palmer was elected police justice by the board of aldermen to replace R. L. McConnell. Palmer, a young local attorney, takes a two year term beginning immediately.
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Associated Press
Concord
Board of Aldermen
A. B. Palmer
R. L. McConnell
Washington Relying on Carranza to Punish Mexican Bandits
Washington officials pressed Carranza to punish Mexican outlaws after a train attack near Chihuahua. The policy avoids armed intervention for now, with consular and military measures to safeguard El Paso and surrounding rail lines.
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Washington
Carranza
el Paso
Victoriano Huerta Dies in El Paso After Illness
Gen Victoriano Huerta died in El Paso Texas after six months of illness that followed his imprisonment at Fort Bliss. Funeral plans were not set and Mexico burial was considered. Huerta, born 1854 in Chihuahua, had a long military career, aiding Diaz and Madero era, later becoming president after the 1913 revolution.
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Paso
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
Suria
Mexico
Ren. Enerts
Fort Bliss
Francisco Madero
Porfiro Diaz
Diaz
Huerta
Francisco de la Barra
Felix Diaz
Mexico City
Siggdero
Huuerta
Chihuahua
Chanuaultenec
Porfirio Diaz
Ry MeOrs
White
Military
Guer‘o
Cloveral Huerta
Storelos
Aoata
Jaredo
Lledero
Gustavo
UNITED STATES SOLDIER TAKEN FROM STEAMER
Albert Clark, a private in the U S infantry, was removed from the steamship Santa Marta at Jamaica by British neutrality officers. He was detained briefly on shore with others, then allowed to return to the ship and remained aboard in full uniform.
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Associated Press
New York
Albert Clark
United States Infantry
Santa Marta
Jamaica
Clark
Cotton use in December tops last year by census
The Census Bureau reports December cotton usage at 554 725 running bales, up from 450 860 in December 1914. The rise shows stronger demand and higher throughput in the textile sector year over year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Rev Wilbur to Lecture at North Main Street Church
Rev C E Wilbur speaks at 7 30 tonight at the North Main Street Methodist Protestant church for the Children's home benefit. A silver offering will be taken and the public is invited to attend.
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C. E. Wilbur
North Main Street
Methodist Protestant Church
Bitter cold grips Minnesota with record lows
The temperature plunged across northern Minnesota last night with readings as low as 52 degrees below zero. In Duluth the سجل reached 24 degrees below zero.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Workhouse sentence for Ellis ends in failed job search
Ellis am, a 13 year old negro boy with no parents or home, is sentenced to 60 days in Guilford county workhouse by Judge Dalton. If he finds work today and remains for six months the sentence may be stricken. No employer would hire him due to reputation. he has been in the workhouse before. Trammell jury in Concord deadlocked on Luther Call murder case.
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Am Ellis
Guilford County
Dalton
Sam
The Weather Forecast Weather Brief
Fair and colder tonight with freezing temperatures. Moderate to fresh northwesterly winds.
Coroner Denies Names Of Mob Members Inquest
Goldsboro January 14 The coroner Stanley denied to reporters he had named mob members to be presented at the inquest into the Gurley murder switched from Richards death case. The investigation by the coroner s jury was postponed indefinitely.
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Stanley
Associated Press
Goldsboro
John Richards
Anderson Gurley
Bonus Proposed for Canal Employees
Washington reports bills before Congress would grant a bonus of at least six months pay to all civilian Panama Canal workers with three years service by March 31 1914. About 5400 men would benefit and the proposed appropriation would not exceed five million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Panama Canal
Congress
Moore
Two Bandit Leaders Executed in Madera
Washington dan 14. Rod ridhes and tren Almeida were executed at Madera soon after their arrest according to dispatches from the Mesxtean consul.
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Washington
Dan
Rodridhes
Tren
Almeida
Madera
Othe Mesxtean
Gallinger Backs Weeks for President Nomination
Washington January 14 Senator Gallinger announced support for Senator John W. Weeks of Massachusetts as the Republican nomination candidate. The Massachusetts state committee had just endorsed Weeks praising him as a capable able strong leader for the presidency.
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