The Shame of the South Editorial on Education Ignorance
An editorial argues ignorance in the South harms law and progress. It cites illiteracy among Southern workers and children, urges compulsory schooling, and compares Southern neglect to Northern progress and Russia, calling for an educational propaganda to empower all citizens to read and write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Johnson
Dr .Johnson
New York
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
South
Union
War tax burden and per capita figures from Leslie's table
The article discusses war tax figures, noting a $4.5 billion revenue bill and a $45 per person burden with 100 million population. It compares Steel Corporation taxes to per capita costs, forecasts an $5 billion bill and $80 per person, and predicts $160 next year highlighting wealthier payers and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Corporation
War taxes and the cost of profits in wartime policy
The text argues that continuing to plunder profits would fuel war taxation and questions who bears the burden if wealth is curtailed or big business is crippled. It frames corporate profits as the source for meeting wartime expenses and critiques tax policy implications.
Senator Over man Names Judge Jones to War Risk Board
Asheville, June 22. Senator Over man appointed Judge Thomas J. Jones of Asheville to the war risk insurance board in Winston-Salem. Other city items note a hospital update, a fire loss, a strike at Azalea government hospital site, and local civic happenings across North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Overman
Thomas J. Jones
Ashevile
War Risk Insurance Board
Winston-Salem
Twin City Hospital Satuday
George C Tudor, Jr
Jue
Gude and Company
Government Hospital
Azalea
Meyers Bros Co
Hinshaw Building
A. A. Meyers
New Berne
Decatur Flowers
Oscar Brothers
Forsyth Country Club
Greengleboro
Macey Grove School House
Kernersville
Hobart Gray
Roy Gray
Kirkman
Miss Gray
Singing Class Charity Concert at First Reformed Church
The Odd Fellows home singing class gave a highly praised concert at the First Reformed Church in Goldsboro last evening. The church was full, no admission fee was charged, and a $150.01 offering was collected for the orphanage. The group heads to Kansaspolis this morning for another performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Home
Reformed Church
Odd Fellows
Goldsboro
Rst Reformed Church
Kannapols
Expect the Austrians to Begin Another Drive Soon
Italian Headquarters reports in Northern Italy on Thursday June 20 by the Associated Press that Austrian forces are expected to launch a new offensive shortly. The Austrians may concentrate their attack rather than scatter as they did a week ago, a tactic possibly influenced by General Ludendorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Associated Press
Ludendorff
Emperor Charles Seen on Italian Front Hints Renewed Austrian Attack
Report notes Emperor Charles observed on the Italian front as a sign that Austrian forces still feel the need to renew their offensive. Mention includes artillery and lower grade general officers in the force. The sighting is framed as evidence affecting strategic expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Charles
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High Point Enterprise
The
North Carolina Association of Afternoon Newspapers
North State
Bell
No 12
High Point
N. C
Congress
North and West
Aycock
Russia
Leslie's Weekly
Steel Cor
United States
Sions
Shom
Atn
Greensboro
Albemarle
Elkin
Edgar Whitaker
Raleigh
Pasteur
Guilford County Pig Club
Salisbury
Statesville
Luther District League
Western North Carolina
St. Paul's Church
Wilmington
Southern Textile Association
Wrightsville Beach
Cidiucud
Tite
Washington
War Trade Board
Sahlin Mfg. Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Southern Chair Factory
Amos Hosiery Mills
J. J. Bean
Roberson’s
Federal Farm Bureau
Marquette Bldg
Chicago
Blair’s
Mobile Light and Railroad Co
Mobile
Ala
Carolina Foundry and Machine Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
Scott and Williams and Mayo
Brinton
Wildman
Curio Hosiery Mills
Burlington, N.C
Enterprise
Enterprise Office
Iigh Point
Southern Wonder
J. Johnson
St. Gregory Street
Queensboro
International Teeth Co
West 42Nd St
Len
Roberson, Dalton & Smith
Howell and Elm
T. M. Jarrell
High Point Overall Co
Commerce Street
Annie W. Keith
Luzianne
Conel
Uzianne Offee
the Beity-Taylor O
Omaanat
the Welcome Bank
O. E. Kearns, Pres
A. M. Rankin
J. H. Adams
GA. Pollock
H. A. Millis
the Commercial National Bank of
U. S
Liberty Loan
Guilford County
Ness
Federal Reserve Bank
Ota
A. E. Frazier
Dental
Bank of Commerce Building
R. L. Loflin & Son
N. Main St
J. Burt Holder
Wagner
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