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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1918
Page
8
Police in High Point report a German alien registration drive from February 4 to 9 for cities over 5 000 and local post offices for smaller areas. One German was found, fit for draft, and fingerprints and four photos required for all registrants.
Jan Wilson reports Charles Barfield, city auctioneer, arrested Friday on a warrant for criminal assault of a Middlesex young woman. Barfield, cousin to Dr. Lemuel J. Johnson who is held in Richmond, had a preliminary hearing Saturday before Magistrate J Alvin Clark and posted a $500 bond.
Thousands of small Bible volumes are produced weekly at the Bible House in New York City for distribution to army and navy personnel. The photo shows the binding and press room with type setting and gilt-edged volumes prepared for shipping.
Senator Stone criticizes Theodoor Roosevelt as a sedition tainted figure and accuses Republican leaders of using a St Louis meeting on February 12 to launch a campaign against the Wilson administration. He cites Roosevelt’s hostile public utterances as proof of Democratic bias in governance.
A husband roams Greensboro area stores seeking sugar for coffee but finds merchants deny sales to non regular customers. Several shops claim small supplies are reserved for account holders, leaving one Granite Quarry man with no purchase this evening. Sheriff Krider investigates a boy's skeleton found near Athens Tennessee and traces a suitcase shipped from Salisbury to Wichita last July.
Salisbury January 21 Sheriff Krider chased an automobile thief who stole a car belonging to a local resident through the night toward Concord in a pursuit that extended across multiple roads and jurisdictions. The pursuit ended with authorities regaining the vehicle.
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