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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
4
A wartime message argues the nation must win the war and build a fighting machine surpassing Germany’s. It stresses that government power comes from individuals and promotes War Savings Stamps as a patriotic habit for all ages and incomes.
An auto accident on a dark road left a 15 year old girl dead and two young men injured, one critically, with a third hurt slightly. The incident highlights reckless teen driving and supports the city council's move to require competent judges to certify drivers before licensing.
A figure stated he will enforce the council’s wishes to the letter, signaling the responsibility now rests with him to carry out the intended course. The remark emphasizes meticulous adherence to the council’s directives and the resolve to implement them fully.
Washington Star reports New York political tensions as factions split the GOP and Democrats. Roosevelt may support a non factionist nominee while Tammany and upstaters debate he upholds the war effort and prohibition remains a divisive issue impacting Whitman and Lewis.
Amsteidam June 21 plans completed for Europe’s biggest hydraulic power system to be built in Bavaria. The plant will use Walchen Lake water and transmit energy by cable from Koechel to Bavarian towns. A two year study valued the project at 78 000 000 marks with costs shared by the Bavarian government and municipalities.
An American artillery regiment in France adopted an orphaned 8 year old boy nicknamed Pat after feeding him and caring for his future. The unit raised 2000 francs to ensure Pat receives a home and basic education as they move to front service, promising the town and boy long remembrance.
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