Mrs Moores Visit Stirs Local Gossip in Spartanburg
Friends of Mrs B J Amloore of Spartanburg South Carolina formerly Miss Louise Reitzel learn she is visiting her mother Mrs J Reitzel on North Main Street The report notes Mrs Moores marriage to Lieutenant Moore occurred here several weeks ago and was much talked about.
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B. J. Amloore
Spartanburg
S. C
Louise Reitzel
J. Reitzel
North Main Street
Moore
Lieutenant Moore
The Working Woman in High Point Lecture
Mrs Frank Gurley will read a paper on The Working Woman in High Point before Social Service members at the Elks building at 8 30 p m Wednesday. All members urged to attend. Mrs Carrley’s remarks promise unusual interest.
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Frank Gurley
High Point
The
Social Service
Elks
Carrley
Mrs J 0 Gold Confined With Serious Illness on West Green
Mrs J 0 Gold is confined to her home on West Green street with a serious illness.
Local Residents Visit Friends and Conduct Business in Greensboro Area
Mrs. Frank English and Spencer Orange of Altoona PA toured through Greensboro after visiting Camp Greene in Charlotte. J P Rawley, M J Wrenn, J M Wild of Mount Airy and J M Seales of Greensboro conducted business in the city. Miss Unn Albright from Greensboro arrived to visit. Virginia Henley and Dorothy Henley traveled to Winston Salem for a few hours. Mrs. W H Plummer visited Greensboro with friends. Lovouse Clinard visited Greensboro briefly. Sidney Perry also visited Greensboro for business yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank English
Spencer Orange
Altoona, Pa
J. Wadden Orange
Camp Greene
Charlotte
Unn Albright
Geensboro
Virginia Henley
Dorothy Henley
Winston-Salem
W. H. Plummer
Greensboro
Lovuése Clinard
J. M. Seales
French Send Twelve Car Loads for Liberty Loan Drive
Twelve war loads of French relief relics will be exhibited in the St. Louis Dallas and Atlanta districts as part of the third liberty loan campaign. Volunteers include George F. Pearson survivor of the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Miss Marie van Castel Belgian Red Cross nurse and Judge J C Pritchard of North Carolina.
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Atlanta
Dallas
St. Louis
Washington
Yesert Day
Mde
French High Commission
George FE. Pearson
Toronto
Marie van Castel
Red Cross
J. C. Pritchard
North Carolina
War Contract Factory Burns in Maryland
A four-story Cumberland Valley Spoke and Bending factory in Hagerstown Maryland burned with origin undetermined. The plant, producing orders for the government, employed about 30 men and faced an estimated loss of 850000 dollars.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
High Point Men Form into Moose Lodge This Evening
About 60 High Point men plan to organize a Loyal Order of Moose lodge at the Confederate Veterans hall in the Enterpris e building. Charter members may join tonight for 6 dollars, with a 25 dollar entrance fee after. District organizer Graham will attend to explain obligations and aid the formation. Winston-Salem already reports a lodge with 1500 members after 30 days.
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High Point
Confederate Veteran's Hall
Enterprise Building
High Point Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Frank J. Morton
Greensboro
Graham
Winston-Sam
Three Killed and Dozens Hurt as Hangar Collapses
A storm at Dinnerhy metal air station five miles south of Miami caused an unfinished hangar to collapse. Three men died on the scene and 33 were injured, nine seriously moved to Miami for treatment. The fatalities included Matthew Mullen and an unidentified white man.
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Miami
Fla
Dinnerhy Metal Air Station
Here
Kaiser Holds Hope of Victory on Hindenburg Front
A wartime message from Emperor William to Pommeranian provincial council quoted by Lokal Anzeiger Berlin expresses strong hope that Wieldmantel van Hindenburg will secure a complete victory on the western front.
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Amsterdam
Wieldmantel van Hindenburg
Emperor William
Pomperanian
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Germany accused of inoculating Argentine animals
London report in Reuters notes suspicion that Germany spreads bacilli to Argentine stock. The British authorities flag horses and mules from Argentina arriving in the UK showing barders, a disease rare in Argentina, due to possible German grafts. Contaminated animals are identified during strict arrivals checks.
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London
Reuter’s Limited Jearns
Argentina
One Hurt in Troop Train Derailment Near Schell City
Schell City Missouri reports Charles Nutt of Charleroi Pennsylvania was the sole injured when a troop train carrying New York and Pennsylvania units derailed due to a defective switch five miles south of town.
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Schell City
Charles Nutt
Charleroi
New York
Pennsylvania
Missouri in Lead In Sale of War Savings Stamps
Missouri leads the nation in war savings stamp sales with a total of $9 615 880, per the National War Committee report issued Tuesday. The statement ranks Nebraska Missouri and Kansas high in per capita subscriptions, with North Carolina totaling 1 549 824 81 and per capita 15 dollars through February.
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Washington
Missouri
National War Committee
Nebraska
Kansas
North Carolina
Cotton Hearing Before Senate Committee
Joseph P. ton head of the food administration meat division, with offices at Chicago, was given a hearing today by a late agricultural committee investigating the food situation. He was called to explain the policy to stimulate meat production and to reply to testimony that his office advised packers to hold down live stock prices.
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Washington
Joseph P. ‘Ton
Food Administration
Chitgo
Agricultural Committee
Railroad wage decision may be delayed week
Washington reports recommendations by the wage commission on rail wage increases seem likely to be delayed until next week. A decision was expected by Thursday as the commission tallies figures on wages and the cost of living with no final decision yet on increases for all classes of employees.
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Washington
Railroad Wage Commission
Randelsborg Sunk After German Submarine Action
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports the Danish steamship Randelsborg, 1351 tons gross, was sunk outside the German danger zone by a German submarine. The captain was taken aboard and protested but the German commander demanded abandonment within five minutes or the ship would be sunk with all on board.
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London
Randelsborg
Copenhagen
Police Use Batons on Sinn Feiners in Belfast
Rioting in Belfast’s nationalist quarter sees Sinn Feiners clash with police using batons hurleys clubs and stones. The unrest lasts from midnight to 4 am with several wounded including police officers sent to hospitals.
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SINN
Belfast
Wiang
Cure of Trench Fever Claimed
Details of successful experiments in France to locate trench fever origins are published in a letter from Benjamin Strauss of the Presbyterian hospital unit. He volunteered for inoculation with the fever germs and is reported cured. The study tested transmission via the French louse, or chat.
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New York
France
Benjamin Strauss
Presbyterian Hospital
Student Observer Dies After Seaplane Fall
Francis Elliot Langdon of Boston, a student observer at the Miami naval aeronautical station, died at City Hospital from injuries after his seaplane fell into Biscayne Bay. His back was broken and his death is the first at the station.
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Miami
Fla
Francis Elliot Langdon
Boston
Naval Aeronautical Station
City Hospital
Biscayne Bay
Langdon
Ilis
Aeronautical
Ameri can Defense Society backs King bill in letter
In Washington on March 1 the American Defense Society urged supporters to back the King bill to repay the law that granted a federal charter to the National German American Alliance. Richard M. Ward and other trustees signed the appeal.
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Washington
The
American Defense Society
National German American Alliance
Richard M. Ward
Board of Trustees
Irigoyene Controls Buenos Aires Congress
The official tally of March Congression elections in Buenos Aires Province shows President Irigoyen likely to secure a safe majority for the next two years, supporting his policy agenda.
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Buenos Aires
Irigoyen
Congress
Representative Capstick Dies in New Jersey District
John Henry Capstick, representative in congress from New Jersey s fifth district, died at his Montville home after a long illness. The Boonton death notice notes his service in Congress and his longtime public role.
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Boonton
John Henry Capstick
New Jersey
Montville
Here
Belgium Eyes Postwar Congo Policy at Sorbonne
Belgium’s colonial minister Rankin told the Sorbonne that Belgium will retain sovereignty over the Congo after the war. He warned against internationalizing Central Africa and defended Belgium’s right to protect its territory and honor. He said civilization demands restoration of Belgium’s integrity and independence and protection from future outrages.
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Paris
Associated Press
Belgium
Belgian Congo
Sorbonne
Rankin
Central
Ircia
Africa
Renkin
Congo
Germany
Local Scouts to Receive Bronze Liberty Bond Medals
Six High Point Boy Scouts will receive bronze medals from the U S Treasury for selling Liberty bonds. Scout Master W M Marr will present the awards to Edwin Chapele O Arthur Kirkman Whitney Ryan William Lee Smith Harold Ryan and Sam Day London March 19 The Daily Mail reports London British authorities plan to close all public entertainment venues at 1030 pm to save fuel and reduce air raid risk, with further impact on crowds and transport.
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High Point
Treasury Department
United States
W. M. Marr
Edwin Chapele
O. Arthur Kirkman
Whitney Ryan
Wiliam Lee Smith
Harold Ryan
Sam Day
London
The
Daily Mail
England
Salts for Kidney Relief Headline Advice
Wake with backache and kidney discomfort after meat rich meals. A pharmacist recommended four ounces of Jad Salts in water for a few days to cleanse sluggish kidneys and ease bladder irritation. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is described as inexpensive and safe.
Legislature to Meet War Conditions in South Dakota
Pierre March 19. The South Dakota legislature met in special session to enact emergency laws for war conditions. Key topics include ratification of the federal prohibition amendment, extending police power to curb disorder, and enfranchisement of South Dakota soldiers in France.
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Pierre
S. D
South Dakota
France
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Mrs. Moore
J. P. Rawley
L. C. Puteinson
Danville
M. J. Wrenn
Grensboro
J. M. Wild
Mount Airy
W. F. Thom
Fayetteville
Charles Hamilton
Hamilton Street
Sidney Perry
Matthew Mullen
Brooklyn
Whit Man
Kaiser
Hindenbburg
America
Proesen
Cotton
Senate
Irigoyene
Small
Tanenhaus Bros
Minerva Knitting
Quoise, Maring Khafki
Pearl White and
Kay
A, Ce rodigLaan
Mbroid
Telsargdeete
Ra As
Bank OF Commerce
High Point, N. C
C. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
A. M. Rankin
H. A. Millis
G. A. Pollock
Gazzor CO
Ino
Ea A
Lagter
R Day
Seriay
Gapress
Beavans
Postoffice
Moffitt Furnishing CO
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