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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

02 Mar 1917

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1917

Page

2

Many changes in the U S Senate this time

Washington reports a special session will open with 16 new faces as 32 seats expire. Democrats gain seven seats and Republicans nine, shifting to 54 Democrats and 42 Republicans. Several retiring senators are replaced by notable figures, including Knox, Johnson, Kellogg, King, Hale, Gerry, and Frelinghuysen.

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Washington Senate Clarence PD. Clark Wyoming John B. Kendrick George T. Oliver Pennsylvania Philander C. Knox McKinley Roosevelt Taft Mr. Knox Republi John D. Works California Hiram W. Johnson John W. Kern Indiana Harry S. New Moses D. Clapp Minnesota Frank B. Kellogg George Sutherland Utah Sutherland William H. King Congress New England Charis F. Johnson Maine Henry F. Lippitt Rhode Island Johnson Frederick Hale Senator Lippitt Peter G. Gerry New York William M. Calder Brooklyn House Calder James A. O'Gorman Tennessee Kenneth D. McKellar Luke Lea New Jersey Thomas B. Catron New Mexico A. A. Jones Interior Delaware Josiah ©. Wolcott Henry A. DuPont Park Trammell Florida Howard Sutherland West Virginia William &. Chilton Chilton Maryland Joseph I. France Blair Lee
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Woman hunts ideas for spring suit and hat

A Fort Worth shopper, described as a middleman's wife, searches town for dress ideas not prices. She tries on suits from $45 to $60 and selects a hat frame similar to her old one, seeking trimming guidance from clerks while planning more fittings.

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Ceasar Cone Dies Sudden at His Greensboro Home

Ceasar Cone 58, prominent southern cotton manufacturer, died at 4 PM at his Summit Avenue home from an intestinal hemorrhage. He helped develop Greensboro industries, led Cone exports and mills, and leaves wife, three sons Herman Benjamin Cesar, six brothers, three sisters, and other relatives. He enjoyed golf, fishing, and summers at Lake Placid.

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Greensboro Ceasar Cone Summit Avenue Cone South United States Raleigh Baltimore Louis Hamberger Sidney Cone Moses Cone White Oak Proximity Revolution Cone Export and Commission Herman Cone Herman Benjamin Sol. M. Cone Julius New York Lake Placid N. Y
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Do You Save God in San Francisco Trial Quirk

A San Francisco lawyer famed for cross examining Chinese witnesses failed to notice a witness wore finer dress. The exchange spirals from names and residence to the question Do you save God the reply hinting at a future sermon. The line ends with the dying punchline about never escaping the question Do you save God.

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San Francisco Cal Lung Christ God
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Local newspaper delivers AP reports six days weekly

The High Point Enterprise wires AP coverage to readers six days a week at ten cents per copy, offering full Associated Press reports delivered with the paper.

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High Point Enterprise Associated Press
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Capacity. (Life.) Spink-Jones quits drinking today

Spink-Jones announced he is not drinking any more. Spask questions how he could stop, reflecting on his struggle and decision.

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Spink—Jones Spask
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Not Bothered Any More Foley Kidney Pills Ad

A reader from Homer Kentucky reports relief from rheumatic pains grippe aches lame back sore muscles and stiff joints after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The ad urges strengthening weak kidneys and cleansing acids and poisons from blood. An Indiana reader compliments Foley’s Honey and Tar for a severe cold with coughing relief.

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E. L. Turner Homer, Ky Mann Drug Co
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