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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1917
Page
4
The Asheville Times rails at prohibition and war policy while mocking rumors of peace. It laments naval mishaps, criticizes navy investigations, and urges railway service curtailment to ease hardship. An artist’s Berlin Bier Garten caricature imagines Generals von Hindenberg Pershing Petain and Haig in a prankish scene.
An analytic note argues most Americans do not know the Star Spangled Banner and presents the full Key lyrics in correct spelling and punctuation. It emphasizes patriotic phrases and phrases like in God is our trust, noting historic verses and a call to national unity.
North Carolina railways may cut passenger service to free trains and locomotives for troop movement and war supply transport. The plan targets main lines first but warns two branch line trains between Weldon and Kinston could be removed, risking hardship for small towns served by three daily trains.
The Sagamore Beach meeting in Boston on June 27 marks the tenth annual Sagamore Sociological Conference. It emphasizes wartime business and industry issues, focusing on conserving human resources and reducing waste to boost worker efficiency and opportunities, with speakers from business, industry and social fields.
Atlanta June 27 government faces war driven changes with plans for a broad state program. Lawmakers focus on tax reform good roads campaign and other measures to ready Georgia for new wartime conditions. Delegates from across the state attend the opening of the annual session.
Lincoln hosts the annual Nebraska State Golf association event with a large field in the qualifying round. The format mirrors the association’s championship but no titles will be awarded.
The Rt. Rev. Julius A. Atwood Episcopal bishop of Arizona received many congratulations in Phoenix on his 60th birthday. A native of Vermont, he served in New England before arriving in Phoenix in 1906 to lead Trinity Church. He was consecrated bishop of Arizona in 1911.
The Winston-Salem aldermen face rising costs across all departments as the city shifts from town to growing urban status. Citizens are urged to support necessary improvements, with tax hikes only if essential, to fund parks, water, fire safety, lighting, and a juvenile court, while preserving core services. The Sentinel endorses prudent funding without backsliding.
Fragmentary list shows multiple game times and locations including High Point events. Entries mention Sue North and several point times such as 2:10 p m 8:15 a and 8:00 p with 2:45 p mentions.
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