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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
6
Governor designates July 1 to 7 as national guard week to recruit every guard unit to maximum war strength. Adjutant General Royster mails letters to editors officials ministers and clubs urging community support and enlistments.
In Hartford Judge Gardiner Green excused the jury in the murder trial of Amy Archer Gilligan. The state planned to prove she poisoned inmate Franklin R. Andrew with arsenic under a life care contract. Loren Gowdy testified Gilligan telegraphed after Andrews’s death offering him the room.
Vincent Astor and officers of the Second Battalion New York Naval Militia are photographed at their Brooklyn headquarters. Astor is ready to devote his services to the country and has already contributed largely to the militia's financial needs.
City financial summary shows receipts totaling 20 199 85 and disbursements of 20 199 85. Figures include amounts 10 000 00 2 500 00 1 255 86 2 516 86 2 671 00 180 90 751 5 137 25 5 78 180 68.
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