Blackmail Tactics Warned In British Trade War
The article reports England's aggressive commercial war against Germany through foreign business blacklisting. A World copy describes a Chilean proclamation by the British consul general warning neutral and allied firms that joining the list could affect their own interests and shift orders toward allies and neutrals.
Indicting the People for Public Health Neglect in High Point
In High Point a case argues that communities can be indicted for omission of duty when typhoid cases arise from well water. Officials urge boiling water or switching to city supply, while property owners may be compelled to connect. The piece also critiques national foreign policy and Atlantic coast land sharks.
High Point Prepares for Flood Relief Sunday Collections
Local churches plan special Sunday offerings to aid flood victims in Wilkes and western North Carolina. Despite prior low giving, organizers urge every attendee to contribute generously after a recent widespread flood. The relief committee stresses personal appeal and communal duty to support affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Fancther Canes
Wilkes
North Carolina
Progressives Meet to Decide Course in Indianapolis Meet
John M Parker announced that Matthew Hale called a conference of Progressive leaders in Indianapolis on August 5 to decide the party’s course. The National convention proposed for Chicago on the same date will be abandoned for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John M. Parker
Progressive Party
Matthew Hale
Progressive National Committee
Cotton Prices Boosted by Market Opening
New York reports show cotton futures rallying early as gulf disturbances fade and Wall Street selling eases. October climbs to 13.25 and January to 14.49, with various contracts opening steady before closing mixed in a muted session. Likewise, Chicago wheat slips on forecasts for cooler northwest weather, opening lower then retreating from initial gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Youngstown Dentist Nears End of Third Prolonged Fast
Geneva Ohio July 29 H G Huffman a Youngstown dentist who fasted 47 days three years ago and 31 days last year is nearing the end of his third long fast He has not eaten for 20 days and plans to abstain a few more days to purge poisons His wife Mrs Huffman joined him in the fast two weeks ago at Camp Phoenix near here He succeeds by quitting eating after a hearty meal and expects to be strong and well two weeks after ending the fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
H. G. Huffman
Youngstown
Huffman
United Press Today
Camp Phoenix
Holstein bull for sale at Cold Storage Plant barn
Full blooded Holstein stock bull offered at the Cold Storage Plant on South Main Street. Asking fee for the animal is $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Flood Destruction Report Hits Wilkes County
Winston-Salem July 29. C A Robins reports a flood toll with over 200 named in immediate want. Committees expect the number to rise to many more as relief work expands. A family of 35 lives in a one room hut. food scarce since the 15th. Mountain farms endured landslides. roads impassable. Relief from Wilkesboro is limited by roads and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
C. A. Robins
Wilkes County
Iman
Wilkesboro
Piedmont Association Meets in Greensboro
The Piedmont Association gathered at Forest Avenue Church in Greensboro for a landmark session described as one of its best days. Attendees from High Point included Dodamead N W Beeson Clarence A Smith G W Clark Mrs S S Weedon A E Tate and reverends Thomas Carrick and J M Hilliard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Association
Forest Avenue
Greensboro
Ion
High Pointies
Dodamead
N. W. Beeson
Clarence
A. Smith
G. W. Clark
Notice of High Point Street Bond Election
The city council calls a bond election for August 15 1916 in High Point North Carolina to issue 50000 dollars for street extension and improvement. Registrars and judges are named for each ward and polling places set at Bankings Co Back of Home Banking Co City Hall Jarrell Hotel and the fire station. Registration opens July 5 and closes August 5 with voting hours on Saturdays and Sundays excepted. The result will be tallied August 16 at city hall and certified by the city secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N. C
City of
D. S. Gurley
W. D. Simmons
C. M. Brown
J. E. Welch
D. H. Mitton
J. S. Dennis
John Farlow
J. E. Wagner
J. E. Woodling
J. P. Myers
P. V. Kirkman
N. M. Hodson
Home Banking Co
Washington Street
City Hall
Jordan
Jarrell
Main Street
City Fire Station
Rankin Street
General Assembly
W. P. Pickett
Important Meetings For Monday Night
Secretary has sent members of the board and industrial committee to attend a joint meeting at 7 30 this Monday night. Directors and members are urged to attend as the session is described as important for the club’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiu Teral
Tors
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Enterprise
THE
Associated Press
W. N. Keener
J. Prawley
North States
Bell Telephone Connection
England
Germany
New York World
Chile
Brit
Neu
Tecests
His
Nnet
Allied Powers
Selves
Appead
Ple
Atlantic Coast
CaLif
Worning
Mittee
Mt Itis
Bins
Parker
Brandeis
Senate
Fae
Army
Itl
L. J. Ingram
J. L. Sechreat
W. F. Brown
J. F. Hoffman
Pedae
Bell
Universal Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone
Davis
P.O
Jos Wy Wa
Western Union
Baer
Ars
Carrick Avenue
Carrick Ave
Postoffice
BENDD
Furniture Factory
Welch Furniture Company
W. W. Moseley and Company
N. First Street
Richmond
Lynchburg
Lester Piano Co
Phila., Pa
Mano Southern Freight Depot
Enterprise Office
A. E. Tate
Matton Drug Co
Rae
Jones Street
Penelope Cobb
Ford Car
Mellichampe Printing CO
W. A. Barber
Hamilton Street
High Point Dental
S. Main St
DR. Fox
New York Life Insurance
F. A. Ogburn
Bank of Commerce
A. C. Jones
Commerce
Beli