Two Men Expelled From Camp For Refusal To Sign Muster Roll
At Camp Glenn North Carolina on June 30 two soldiers from Company B first infantry Gastonia were expelled for refusing to sign the muster roll required to transfer to federal service. Earlier a drowning incident nearly claimed William Mansfield of Fayetteville but he was resuscitated with quick aid from William Morgan. A fishing party from Point Rumney returned with a large catch while officers and men described no cold feet in the ranks despite the departures.
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Wiliam Morgan
Company B
First Infantry
Gastonia
Hiatt
Hich Point
Cotier
Bret
Juniors of District to Meet at Liberty
The 12th district juniors will hold their 11th session July 12 and 13 at Liberty with speakers including Webb Cooper Brewer. The district covers Guilford Randolph Rockingham and Alamance counties. Joe W Sechrest of the city presides as district deputy.
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Liberty
Guilford, Randolph, Rockingham
Alamance Counties
Joe
W. Sechrest
Jas. H. Johnson
C. L Amick
J. R. Lawson
J. Rom Smith
Cyrus Schotiner
J. W. Sechrest
C. B. Webb
National
W. A. Cooper
Dr Green Questions War Agitators and Preparedness
Dr Green argues American defense is adequate and attacks war agitators. He questions the need for defense warnings, ridicules the navy league as profit driven, and cites ships and coasts as sufficient protection amid wartime toll. A New York broker rewards an long serving clerk with 65000 dollars.
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Green
Germany
Japan
America
Wood
Pennsylvania
Franz Joseph in Vienna Says Emperor at Peak Health
Rome reports Americans recently in Vienna claim Franz Joseph, now in his old age, is never better. He rises at 4, eats war bread except white rolls, walks an hour, and oversees state business at noon with a light meal. He reads papers to ministers after four courses, then sleeps at 8.
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Rome
Vienna
Franz Joseph
Blockaders Capture Distillery Near Mount Airy
Mount Airy June 30 Deputy Col lector H Haynes and a posse captured a whiskey still about 10 miles from Mount Airy near the Virginia line. James A McCraw and Wiley Verron were arrested for operating the distillery and bonded for Hillsville Virginia on July 5.
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Mount Airy
H. Haynes
Virginia Line
James A. McCraw
Wiley Verron
Hillsville
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Urges Genuine Product
The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the original cough syrup. It warns of imitations and substitutes and urges customers to insist on Foley's brand at Mann Drug.
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Foley
Foley’s. Mann
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Charles E. Brewer
F. Nicks
Yanceyville
W.C
Jas. D. Gregg
M. Sharpe
National Councilor
States
Ville
W. A Cooper
State Councilor
Raleigh, N.C
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Meredith College
Raleigh
Numa R. Reid
DR. Green
New York
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G. A. Pollock, JR
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