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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1922

Page

2

Verdun Medal Presented by US Ambassador to France

Ambassador Myron T. Herrick presents the first US government medal to Verdun, honoring its defenders in 1916 to 1918. He notes the medal symbolizes the united states congress and people, praising French valor and the Franco American comradeship sealed in blood.

United States Verdun Myron T. Herick Congress America Imperial Germany Arounrd Verdun Germany Somme Meuse Herrick Valver France Petain Verlun Sterrick

Orpheum Jazz Double Bill Dazzles Capacity Crowd

Tad Tiernan's orchestra and A Barrow's Southern Daisies plus Happy Six jazz ensemble drew full houses at the Orpheum. Critics praise versatility and the chorus as among the season's best. Tiernan's group to close after two performances, then musical comedy fills the week. Preventable broom corn waste traced to harvest steps.

A! Barlow Tad Tieman Orpheum Tiernan al Barlow Tad Tiernan

Phillips Denies Involvement in Washington Embargo Conspiracy

John Louis Phillips Georgia Republican state chairman said he knows nothing of the alleged embargo conspiracy to defraud the government through war contracts and will return to Washington for a hearing. He is a member of Phillips & Stevens, Atlanta.

Philadelphia John Louis Phillips Georgia Washington Phillips Phillips & Stevens Atlanta

German Submarine Losses Reach Nearly Two Hundred

Report notes that about 199 German submarines were lost during the period described. The tally highlights the severity of submarine warfare and its impact on German naval capabilities.

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