Peeler resigns from First Reformed Church in North Carolina
Rev. L A Peeler announces resignation as pastor of the First Reformed Church, effective May 1, to take mission work in Albemarle under the home missions board. He will complete nine years of pastoral service on his departure, and the church expresses its united support for his new field.
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L. A. Peeler
First Reformed Church
Peeler
Reformed Church
North Carolina
Board of Home Missions
Home Mission Board
Albemarle
Tennessee stock show opens at University of Tennessee
Knoxville residents note strong interest as the fourth annual midwinter stock show begins today at the University of Tennessee experiment station farm. Meetings and lectures for stock raisers are scheduled throughout the week.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Experiment Station
University of Tennessee
Health justice and a chance keynote at Raleigh conference
The social service conference in Raleigh continues through Wednesday with talks on health, social and economic rights, and child development. Kate Barnard of Oklahoma, praised as "Oklahoma's Kate," outlined her fight for compulsory education, prison laws, and child labor reform that shaped Oklahoma’s statehood.
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Raleigh
Oklahoma
Kate
Kate Barnard
St. Louis
Chicago
Thomas Mott Osborne
International Law Conference Opens in Havana
The American Institute of International Law begins its second annual meeting in Havana hosted by the Cuban government. Delegates from major South and Central American nations and the United States attend. Official U S representatives include Dr James Brown Scott of the Carnegie Foundation and Dr Leo S Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Havana
Cuba
American Institute of International Law
Washington
South
Central America
United States
James Brown Scott
Carnegie Foundation
Leo S. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Wilson Presented Muscle Shoals Nitrate Plant Brief
Special to The Enterprise reports President Wilson received a 64 page illustrated brief advocating Muscle Shoals for the government nitrate plant. The Nashville Engineering Association and national figures produced the volume with site photographs maps and charts to inform business leaders and government officials.
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Enterprise
Washington
Wilson
Muscle Shoals
Jacob M. Dickinson
Chicago
Taft
C. W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Herbert Myrick
Springfield
Mass
Hunter McDonald
Nashville
University of Alabama
J. H. Kirland
Vanderbilt University
Frank P. Glass
The
Birmingham News
P. J. Mooney
Memphis Commercial Appeal
EF. B. Stahlman
Nashville Banner
J. H. Allison
Nashville Tennesseean and American
Sixth District Rotary Club
A. M. Shook
Muscle Shoals Association
Will F. Manier
W. G. Waldo
Committee On Publication
Peter Lee Atherton
Louisville
G. W. Taylor
Demopolis
Ala
E. T. Brown
Atlanta
Engineering Association of the South
John Howe Peyton
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Thorugh
Princeton Professor Completes 30 Lectures in North China
Professor Robert McElroy head of Princeton history and politics completes a 30 lecture series in North China and departs for central and south China to lecture at leading colleges. He met President Li Yuanhung and cabinet members and praised the American exchange professorships for Chinese students. He plans to visit India and the Philippines before returning home.
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Professor McElroy
Princeton University
North China
South China
Sor
America
China
Peking
Central
McElroy
Li Yuan-hung
India
Philippines
United States
Chinese New Year Celebrations Light Up New York
In Chinatown the Chinese community marks the new year with drums, incense, prayers to ancestors, and bright red decorations. Festivities include gatherings, meals, and social calls as the lunar year begins between January 21 and February 19 based on the sun’s entry into Aquarius.
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New York
Chinatown
Orient
Aquarius
Raiders Use Three Small Submarines to Aid in Work
Reports detail that the original raider now has three 18 foot scout submarines. The British ship Yarrowdale was taken into Zeebrugge by Deputy Officer Badewitz of Moewe, suggesting Moewe as the chief raider off South America. Washington instructs identification of Americans among Yarrowdale captives. Shipping between Baltimore and Europe halted amid raider scare with seventy one vessels tied up in harbor. One raider entered the Gulf of Mexico to target oil shipments from Tampico to England. Drina and Samara have reached Rio de Janeiro after being reported sunk.
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Zeebrugge
Badewitz
Moewe
South American
State Department
Washington
Gerard
Berlin
St. Theodore
North Atlantic
Baltimore
Gulf of Mexico
Tampico Fields
England
Drina
Royal Mail Line
Rio Janeiro
Newly Married Pair in Serious Auto Accident
Charlotte January 22 Mr and Mrs Thomas Moody of Richmond Virginia a newlywed couple four days married were seriously injured in an automobile crash near the city yesterday morning about 2 oclock. Their car went over a 20 foot embankment. The other four occupants escaped unhurt and the Moodys sustained fractures in both leg bones.
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Charlotte
Thomas Moody
Richmond
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
A health column extols daily morning “inside bathing” with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse stomach and bowels. It promises improved digestion, appetite, and wellbeing, urging readers to start each day with a glass of hot water and a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate, claiming broad benefits.
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