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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
3
Dr. P. P. Claxton warns no reduction in education efficiency during the war. He urges schools stay open all terms, for students to remain in class unless needed for work or military service, and promotes schools as community centers for civic discussion.
In New York a body believed to be Mrs. A Louise Rosse was found hanging from a clothesline in her wardro bed at No 620 West Ten Hundred and Twenty second Street. An overturned chair suggested suicide after she tied a rope and adjusted it. The daughter Laura, an artist, inhabits No 39 East Twenty eighth Street Studio and discovered the scene.
Leonard Gallitto 19 of No street jumped from the Manhattan Bridge into the East River yesterday morning. Rescued from the water at Rutgers Street he died at Gouverneur Hospital. He left a letter to his father Vincenzo Gallitto explaining the quarrel that led to the act.
A. M. Hunsucker of Bogue Chitto Mississippi reports suffering from cumatism kidney and bladder troubles and dizziness. Foley Kidney Pills gave him complete relief, noting disordered kidneys cause pains inside and back, sore ankles, swollen joints, and tiredness. Mann Drug Co.
The Chautauqua tent hosts The Chimes of Normandy with a full cast chorus and orchestra to close the 1917 series. Arthur Wooley May G Fitzgerald and Edward Beck headline a star lineup with two afternoon and evening concerts by the Symphonic Orchestral club and opera star Mme Justine Shannon. Percy Alden delivers a lecture on The Future of Europe after junior performances and Mother Goose on a Holiday.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn of New York and seventeen other I W W members arrested in Duluth raids pleaded not guilty to a vagrancy charge. Flynn testified she had been arrested in Paterson New Jersey New York City Missoula Spokane and Philadelphia but never convicted.
Miss Lillian McIntyre of 53 Washington Square testified in Night Court that John O'Hara of 46 Grove Street sent a threatening letter including a Cocchi confession clipping. She says the note carried underlined words I killed her because of jealousy and a threat that pointed to her. O'Hara was held on $1,000 bail for examination tomorrow.
The City Transfer Co. advertises competent men and assured service with no job too large. Manager J. A. Dalton invites patrons to use their hauling, promising dependable work. Dollar Day noise in High Point is noted with Jay 25 and Night 3441 contact details.
The county commissioners order an advertisement and sale of property for unpaid state and county taxes. Tax payments for High Point township are due before June 20, 1917, to J. F. Wagner deputy sheriff at 108 West Washington Street High Point NC. Public notice signed by Sheriff D. B. Stafford.
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