Arrow Maker's Daughter play for library fund by South Main seventh graders
Seventh grade pupils from South Main street school stage the drama The Arrow maker's daughter for a library fund at the high school auditorium tomorrow evening. A large cast portrays Indian life with characters such as Hiawatha, Jagoo, Nokomis, Minnehaha and The Arrowmaker, plus Indian maidens and braves in five scenes.
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South Main Street
Hiawatha
James Farriss
Clyde Smith
Jagoo
Stanton Cecil
Nokomis
Nellie Stone
Minnehaha
Eva Brown
Arrowmaker
Dewey Vaughin
Pamine
Elizabeth Strickland
Fever
Flora Howes
Priest
Gordon Nance
the Robin
Lucy Hayes
Squirrel
Master Billie Hayes
the Blue Jay
Little Adalaide
Meeting over hospital site funds at Salisbury campaign
A mass meeting of Western North Carolina conference workers in High Point to raise 40000 for a hospital building site is set for tonight at 7 30 in the Commercial National bank directors room. Four ward teams report progress and Fred N. Tate urges full attendance for campaign guidance. The piece notes related protests against a penitentiary furniture amendment and a coordinated protest by commercial groups statewide.
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Western North Carolina
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Salisbury
Commercial National Bank
Methodist
High Point
Fred N. Tate
Zimmermann Note Full Text Reveals German Offer to Mexico and Japan
Washington publishes the full text of the 1917 Zimmermann proposal. It asserts Germany would begin unrestricted submarine warfare on February 1 and seeks a German Mexican Japanese alliance to jointly wage war and peace, with Mexico to regain lost territory in New Mexico, Texas, and Arizona. Germany urges mediation and confidences, signed by Zimmermann.
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Washington
Mexico
Japan
United States
Berlin
United States of America
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Germany
England
Zimmermann
Trinity Wins State Championship After A M Referee Dispute
In Durham on March 1 Trinity College secured the 1917 state basketball title by forfeit after the Agricultural and Mechanical College refused Trinity’s referee choice. Officials clashed over Clay and Lewis, leading A M to walk off. Trinity claimed 2 to 0 victory. Two prior games had Trinity winning 32 to 24 and A M 16 to 14.
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Durham
Trinity College
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Methodist
Clay
Tandy
State University
Lewin
Greensboro Y. M. C. A
Aggies
Trinity
Lewis
George Tandy
Carolina
Raleigh
Carranza Gains Ground in Northern Mexico
American travelers arriving at the border report General Francisco M a ca has secured northern Chihuahua and begun policing the evacuated Pershing district as Carranza forces slowly extend control in northern Mexico during March.
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Hi Paso
Tex
Carranza
Mexico
Francisco Maca
Contol
Chihuahua
Pershing
Marines Land at Guantanamo to Guard Sugar Mills
It became definite yesterday that about 350 American marines were landed at Guantanamo to guard sugar mills and other property from possible damage. Officials will not discuss the matter and no mention was made in official reports.
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Havana
Guantanamo
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