Funeral Sunday for Lafayette Lambert After Train Death
Lafayette Lambert a 14 year old of Broad Street and Virginia avenue died Friday afternoon near the Southern railway passenger shed after riding a local freight for about 100 feet and being crushed under the wheels. Eye witnesses described his fall and grievous injuries as the body was mangled along the track. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 3 o'clock from St Mary’s Episcopal Church with Archdeacon Hardin and Rev L W Blackwelder in charge.
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Lafayette Lambert
Youn Lambert
J. W. Sechrest and Son
Lafayette Lowe Lambeth
J. J. Lambeth
Broadstreet
Virginia Avenue
Lafayette
Sehioc
Atocceus
Idustrious
Gabriel
Fred
Bessie
Lola
Emily
Corinna
Esther
St. Mary's Episcopal
Latarette
Archdeacon Hardin
Salisbury
L. W. Blackwelder
Echo
E. P. Parker
al. Cc. Crowson
Robert Brockett, Jr
Ss. Johnson
H. J. Cofield
A. D. Brockett
Delegates Near End of Third National Foreign Trade Meet
Delegates in New Orleans prepared to conclude the Third National Foreign Trade convention session today and adjourn before night. Reports were among the matters to be considered as the gathering nears its close.
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New Orleans
United States denies deadline for Germany on Lusitania disavowal
Washington reports Secretary Lan sing denied claims that Germany has until February 5 to answer on disavowing the Lusitania sinking. State Department officials say no new move will occur until Berlin reviews a drafted agreement reflecting U S aims. Officials caution against overemphasis but note U S seeks a prompt settlement without delay.
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Washington
Lansing
United States
Germany
Lusitania
State Department
Berlin
Arrangements in Cleveland for President Wilson speech
Cleveland officials and Chief Flynn of the secret service coordinate to bring President Wilson to speak after a national defense address at the chamber of commerce. He will arrive at 7 PM from Pittsburgh with two hundred police and federal agents guarding the route to the hotel.
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Cleveland, O
Chamber of Commmiece
Flynn
United States Secret Service
Wilson
National Defense
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Federal Secret Service
Nomination of Brandeis Surprises Capital Citizens
President Wilson nominated Louis D. Brandeis of Boston for the Supreme Court seat left by the death of Lamar. The surprise move unsettled congressional and diplomatic circles with mixed public reactions. Brandeis declined comment as Senate committee deliberations begin with a subcommittee meeting on Monday to report, while opposition chatter grows in the panel.
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Brandeis
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pacific Coast Storm Claims Dozens in California
A Pacific coast storm since Thursday has killed at least 60 people and caused widespread property damage. A dam failure in a valley south of San Diego reportedly produced the bulk of the deaths, while a barge wreck near the Golden Gate claimed eight more lives. Floods and winds disrupted lines of communication across the state.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Flgures
Coroner 3
Golden Gate
Jewish relief drive expected to reach three million
In New York on January 29 the central relief committee announced nationwide Jewish relief day receipts are predicted to total about three million dollars for aid to Jews in war zones of Europe.
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New York
Europe
Central Relief Committee
Believe Barring Was Given Liberty and Not Lynched
In Hiawassee Georgia on January 29 three men who seized Jeke Darring from the jail and claimed they would lynch him were described by Marshal Barnes as friends of Darring. Barnes said the act did not prove lynching and authorities were seeking Barring alive rather than his body. Darring is jailed on a charge connected to the killing of Lee Allen White.
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France
Ana Belita
Balkans
Greece
Saloniki
Tentente
Constantine
Venizelos
Athens
Italy
Durazzo
Albania
Hiawassee
Jeke Darring
Foster
Darring
Marshal Barnes
Barnes
Bess
Cols
Sherilf Foster
Tires
Herring
Lee Alan White
Boy Loses Eye After Air Rifle Accident
Clayton Meredith lost an eye when Wesley Jameson’s air rifle pellet struck him in the left eye during a shooting game at High Point hospital. Dr J Reitzeli performed the operation to remove the eye after the pellet was located behind the eye socket. Clayton rests well after the surgery.
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Clayton Meredith
Wesley Jameson
Jameson
Clayton
Submarine Policy Proposed to All Belligerents
Washington officials reported United States outreach on submarine warfare to belligerents to gain favorable responses. The note aims to establish humane international law and resolve problems from submarine warfare while seeking support for the policy.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Jan
United States
The Weather Forecast
Cloudy tonight and Sunday with probable local rains. Moderate east winds.
Haynes Held For The Superior Court In Whisky Case
Clarence Haynes white is in the city jail awaiting trial in High Point municipal court charged with having liquor for sale after officers seized 20 gallons from a trunk at the Southern baggage station. He was bound over to Guilford County Superior Court on a $500 bond for possession for sale. Ed Ingram the driver faced charges but was not bound over. The two men underwent separate preliminary hearings. Haynes faces Monday municipal court trial while the double prosecution proceeds in different courts. The state argued Ingram possessed liquor to establish a prima facie case. legal representatives included Roberson Earnhardt Smith for the state, Zollicoffer for Haynes, and L B Williams for Ingram.
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Virginia
Haynes
Superior Court
Guilford County
Jamestown
Ed. Ingram
High Point
Squires Beeson
Suttenfield
Ingram
Ineram
Roberson, Earnhardt
Smith
Dallas Zollicoffer
L. B. Williams
Merger Talk Denied by North State Leader Hayden
North State Telephone vice president J F Hayden and president W H Ragan deny any merger with Bell Telephone in High Point. Hayden says no proposition has been seriously considered and outlines North State’s low rates, broad reach, and potential risks of consolidation to subscribers.
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North State Company
North
Enterprise
W. H. Ragan
J. F. Hayden
High Point
Hayden
Bell Company
High High Point
Bell Ney
Bell System
Washington
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Dallas
St. Louis
Chicago
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Mercers
Greensboro
Burlington
Street Car Collides With Wiss Kola Wagon Injures Man
At 2 o clock this afternoon a street car on Chestnut street struck the Wiss Kola delivery wagon as it crossed the track. Ed Manzo was injured and knocked unconscious briefly but recovered. Mr Mivnyo suffered head bruises but no serious harm expected.
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Ring- Fink
Wiss Kola
Ed Manzo
Mivnyo
Chestnut Street
Mungo
Ciner Cent CF
Wits Bola Waceon
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