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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1917

Page

2

Maizeville Faces Destruction Over Mine Subsidence Threats

Maizeville, Pa. warns residents that homes may collapse into coal mines after spring thaw as companies refuse liability. Miners vow pillar protection and protest if demands to compensate and halt pillar robbing are ignored.

Maizeville Tottering Old School Burgess Bonner Mahanoy Creek Union Schuylkill County Peter Pronick Hills Surlie Los Mahanoy

Peary warns nation of imminent air threat and limited defense

Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary warns that the United States faces an immediate danger from air attack and that adding troops or ships would not avert it. He cites past German surprises and foresees a possible coordinated air and submarine assault from the Atlantic, with high explosives in major coastal cities.

Nantucket New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore North Sea Peary Atlantic

War Plan Failed as Paris Defeat Ends German Strategy

Prof. Dr. Friedrich Meinecke of Friedrichs University Frankfurt argues Germany’s plan to quickly crush France and then pivot to Russia and England collapsed at Paris in the Marne. He says the broader aims would have required strict unity and abandoning East Prussia.

Friedrich Meinecke Freiburg University In Frankfort Zeitung France Russia England Kingland Paris The Marne East Prussia

Musketry School Opens At Fort Sill For Spring Term

Fort Sill Oklahoma opens its Musketry School for spring term with over 150 soldiers enrolled. The unique institution will test several new small arms styles for the first time, drawing attention in military circles.

Fort Sill Okla United States

Famous Novelist Howells Reaches Eightieth Birthday Milestone

William Dean Howells aged 80, a leading American writer, was born March 1, 1837 in Martin's Ferry Ohio. He rose from poverty through hard work and literary genius, wrote for Atlantic Monthly as a youth, studied Greek and Latin, and became a noted editor and novelist. He shows no plan to stop writing.

New York William Dean Howells America Martin’s Ferry Ohio Hamilton Howells Atlantic Monthly Cleveland Cincinnati Lincoln Venice

George Washington Indoor Track Meet Promises Strong Attendee Turnout

The annual George Washington University indoor track and field games at Washington begin tomorrow night drawing several hundred athletes from leading east coast colleges and athletic clubs. The relay event entries are notably strong and the program includes additional exciting competitions.

Washington George Washington University

Tennessee's dry law to curb liquor shipments takes effect

March 1 Tennessee enforces a bone dry law aiming to stop all liquor shipments into the state. Previously residents could import a gallon per person for personal use, but the new rule restricts distribution to end shipments. Potatoes are rising as New York dealers warn of a $40 a barrel ceiling despite large Maine stockpiles and falling exports.

Nashville Tenn New York Dispatch Markewich Oscar Frommel West Thirty-fourth Street Frommel Maine New Jersey

Colonel James S. Rogers Retired After 40 Years Service

Washington March 1 Colonel James S Rogers a longtime infantry officer attached to the 18th Infantry was placed on the retired list on his own application He is a Pennsylvania native and West Point graduate class of 1880 His career has been in the infantry branch of the U S Army.

Washington United States Army James S. Rogers 18Th Infantry Rogers Pennsylvania West Point

Clever Young Man Outran Three Police For Speed

A Detroit Free Press item reports a young man so slick he joined a night ride and allegedly jalned three traffic policemen out of complaints for speeding. The anecdote emphasizes his cleverness and boldness in evading enforcement.

Detroit Free Press

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High Point Atlantic Stores, Inc Atlantic Sales Company J. S. Peel Washington, D. C Robert E. Peary Navy North Pole Boe Enterprise Carier Uncle Sam Bell and North State—No High Point Enterprise J. A. Hart Drug Company North State Postoffice Bell Tennessee Col J. S. Rogers
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