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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1917
Page
4
A dated birthday roundup lists Joseph S. Irelinghuysen Daniel W. Hoan and others born in New Jersey Wisconsin Ohio and Washington DC plus sports pitchers and a Boston slugger with ages from 24 to 59. The note mentions weather quips political musings and local North Carolina reflections about High Point Greensboro and Confederate veterans.
The Enterprise declines partisan stance and urges voters to weigh municipal issues in High Point. It argues that both parties have merits and flaws, and calls on citizens to decide how city governance should be managed. It emphasizes amendments on the ballot as a test of voters’ judgment.
The North Carolina division of the League to Enforce Peace plans a Greensboro meeting with former President Taft as a speaker. The piece argues that American peace efforts alone seem insufficient while international leagues could curb future wars, urging unity to avoid internal conflict and push for a broader alliance.
The High Point editorial warns against personal grudges shaping city governance and urges forming a citizens party. It urges High Point residents to weigh amendments carefully and vote according to conviction. It likens local politics to New York bosses but notes harm falls on workers and citizens.
The Enterprise notes recent City Street cleaning progress on Main Street and urges continued efforts in dry weather. The piece argues businessmen support ongoing sprinkling costs and welcomes Bishop Kilgo’s visit as a strong, traditional preacher.
A rustic tale recounts L. J. Ingram’s rabbit trap misadventure and memories from childhood on the creek and old orchard. The narrative blends country life, porch thoughts, and a note on High Point street paving during an era of change.
Chinwangtao China March 12 plans under government study to formally open the port for commerce replacing Lienshanwan naval base. The ice season blocks Tientsin access, but Chinwangtao remains ice free and serves as a coaling station 100 miles north of Tientsin used by ships of many nations including American transports from San Francisco to Manila.
Governor Hiram Johnson, senator-elect, announced his resignation from the California governorship effective March 17, at Sacramento. The move follows his March 12 announcement from the state capital.
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