Dernburg Attacks American Press on World War Views
The 1915 item reports Bernard Dernburg accusing the American press of bias in coverage of gas warfare and the European conflict. It notes various U S papers’ reactions, including The Sun, and contrasts German and American perspectives while quoting commentary on journalism and neutrality. Also mentions Greensboro officer Policeman O Briant and a light aside about Taft reading the War page.
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Bernard Dernburg
German Empire
Dernburg. Lye
Dernburg
Press of
America
Germany
Ypres
Dr. Dernburg
Europe
Ellen
the Sun
Atlantic
Herman Ridder
Prohibition Victories Shout From Western State
The report notes a western state closing about 80 saloons as part of ongoing prohibition efforts. The tone emphasizes continual successes by prohibition forces and rarely notes losses, citing New Bern as an example of this pattern.
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New Bern
War Tax in Greensboro Deed Costs 152 Dollars Says Union Republican
A Greensboro editor argues that the Democratic war tax is costly and wasteful. He cites a deed tax of 152 dollars last week to cover supposed national deficits, blaming the Democratic administration.
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Greensboro
N. C
Union Republican
Judge Boyd Denies Resignation At 70 Years Young
The Mt. Airy Times Leader reports Judge Boyd, speaking in Statesville, denied plans to resign upon reaching retirement age. He called himself "70 years young," and his stance will disappoint Democratic lawyers hoping for his seat.
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Boyd
Statesville
Mt. Airy Times- Leader
Robeson County Praised by Local Editorial Pair
A Fayetteville Observer note recalls a prior editorial declaring Robeson the grandest county in the state. The Lamberton Robesonian acknowledged the praise, and the Observer thanks The Robesonian for the recognition.
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Robeson
Lamberton Robesonian
Robesonian
Fayetteville
Gibbs Named Fish Commissioner Draws Fire
The Bayboro Sentinel defends H L Gibbs of Oriental against critics who say the governor and fire commission erred in appointing him. The paper mocks the claim Gibbs earns a salary with dignity while questioning whether he will perform substantial duties or simply collect eighteen hundred dollars every year.
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Craig
Fire Commission
H. L. Gibbs
Oriental
Gibbs
Bayboro Sentinel
Yew Bern
Auto speed mania risks rise with more cars
Kinston Daily News warns that four near accidents in a week show rising danger as automobile use grows. It notes luck has kept injuries at bay and urges drivers to exercise constant care to prevent a potential deadly wreck.
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Kinston Daily News
Goldstein Divorce Suit Filed in Guilford Superior Court
Alma McIntire Goldstein sues Charles Goldstein in Guilford County Superior Court for a divorce. The defendant must appear at the June 7 term in Greensboro NC to answer or demur to the complaint, or the court will grant the relief demanded. Dated April 30, 1915, M W Gant Clerk.
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North Carolina
Ciuilford County
Alma McIntire Goldstein
Charles Goldstein
Guilford County
Greensboro
M. W. Gant
War on the fly and the mosquito front pages
The article highlights ongoing public health efforts against mosquitoes and the broader U.S. campaign against pests, framing it as a national duty and civic participation.
Cotton Market Opens Lower On Mixed Weather Outlook
The New York cotton market opens active today with declines of 3 to 6 points, followed by further losses of 3 to 4 points amid liquidation. Prices list May to March contracts across multiple months with figures ranging around 10 cents per pound and later adjustments noted for 2046 and 2016 maturities.
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New York
Stock Market Opens With Mixed Results in New York
Stocks were active at the opening with railroad issues sidelined. Westinghouse jumped over a point after yesterday's gains while United States Steel led the list by rising more than a point. Market activity remained strong.
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New York
Westinghouse
United States Steel
Baraca Class Seeks Attendance For Thursday Banquet
Members of the Baraca class are urged to attend the Thursday night banquet or send a card stating intention to attend. Correspondent V. W. Idol notes the call appears in the M. DP Baraca Class notice.
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V. W. Idol
M. DP. Beraca
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High Point Enterprise
the High Point Enterprise (Inc
The
Associated Press
A. Stockton
W. N. Keener
J. FP. Rawley
North State
Bell Telephone Connection
High Point
the American Press
Sngle
Policeman O'Briant
Fort Caswell
O’briant
Henry
Mr. Taft
Syracuse
Judge Boyd
Gaston and
Alphonse
United States
National Surety Co
W. C. Jones
Markeys
WSS
Comstock
J. S. Trogdon
Land Surveyor
Greensboro, N. G
Lexington Grocery Company
Lester
Southern Railway
Enterprise
L. Crouch
High Pont
N.C
Pey
Johnnson Street
Chas
L. James
Farriss Publishing Co
I Farries Publishing Co
RENMT
Steele Street
Dr. Austin
Rudd
E. D. Steele
A. V. Sapp
Fountain
Ring Drug CO
Adann Drug Compa Ay
D. H. Parsons
AT Law
Bank of Commerce
High Point, N. C
Schwartz
B. Schwartz
Wachovia Bank and
W. C. Idol
Cashier
W. T. Kirkman & CO
Wiggs and
Sal Ba Se Ts
Bascom Hoskins
Stephen Clark
North
Roland Park
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