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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1915

Page

2

American war kitchen in Berlin to close for lack of funds

In Berlin the American relief kitchen, serving about 200 meals daily at Schlesischestrasse, faces closure by June 1 due to waning funds and shrinking American colony support. Volunteers, with aid from the National Frauendienst, provide meals and clothing, but rising costs and reduced donations threaten a longtime aid program for war sufferers.

Pertin Amerikanische Hilfs Wuche Biaialne Frauendienst Bevng Prauendienst Schlesischestrasse Berlin United States

Re elect Officers In Gate City For Team Of Two Years

Greensboro May 6 Business at the Greensboro city board meeting included oath of office for Mayor T J Murphy Commissioner of Finance and J Jules Foushee Commissioner of Public Works R M Rees and Judge S Glenn Brown. They were elected with Murphy as mayor pro tem Rees as city treasurer and A Wayland Cooke reelected city attorney Wiley S Swift chosen substitute judge Ira B Iseley reelected police chief. Salaries and bonds to be discussed later.

Greensboro City Board of Commissioners Isreensboro Messrs Murphy Foushee Rees T. J. Murphy Justice of the Peace D. H. Collins Public Works J.jules Foushee Public Safety R. M. Rees S. Glenn Brown John M. Michaux A. Wayland Cooke Wiley S. Swift Ira B. Iseley Guardians of Law and Order

Peek-A-Boo Teases Small Work Peck

A brief item notes a tiny display or tease that prompts others to continue with the task. The phrase suggests a playful or attention grabbing moment affecting overall effort.

Parlor Match Seen Easy For Wealthy Girls

A girl with money to burn can easily secure a parlor match, reflecting social access and control over intimate encounters in certain circles.

Million Carriages Made Last Year

A census by the Carriage Builders' National Association reports about one million sets of wheels poles and shafts sold for buggies surreys and other four wheeled vehicles in the United States last year. Investments total about 395 million in vehicle assembly and manufacturing with a similar amount in accessories. The industry employs around 90 million in annual output exceeding 500 million.

Carriage Builders’ National Association Salasy Committee United States

Deeds Filed in Greensboro Register of Deeds

Deeds registered May 6 in Greensboro include EK H Fields to H W Thurb ers a lot in High Point. Southern Real Estate to G S Boren at Hiatt Street and Scott Avenue. Southern Real Estate to Jennie Blaustein two tracts on Chestnut Street and Guilford Avenue. D F Thomas to J T Cox a Morehead township lot. Minnie and KW Lyon to C H Dorsett a North Elm Street lot. K K Laughlin to Harrison Coble a Gilbert township tract.

Greensboro Register of Deeds’ Office EK. H. Fields H. W. Thurbers High Point Southern Real Estate Company G. S. Boren Hiatt Street Scott Avenue Jennie Blaustein Chestnut Street Guilford Avenue D. F. Thomas J. T. Cox Morehead Township Minnie KW. Lyon C. H. Dorsett North Elm Street KK. M. Laughlin Harrison Coble Gilmer Township

Graham chooses Heenan Hughes as mayor in Tuesday vote

Graham May 6 Heenan Hughes the Republican candidate was elected mayor by a majority of 10 votes over Democratic rival J S Cook. The five town commissioners elected are all Democrats R L Holmes R B Tate J D Long R H Farrell and Don E K Scott.

Graham Heenan Hughes J. S. Cook R. L. Holmes R. B. Tate J. D. Long R. H. Farrell Don EK. Scott

Kinston Elects Democratic City Ticket in Primary Nominating Vote

Kinston voters Tuesday formally elected the Democratic city ticket nominated in April with no opposition. Fred J. Sutton returns as mayor alongside council members Ernest V. Webb R. R. Rouse and H. P. Fort. L. P. Tapp M. M. Happer and W. B. Douglas join council while T. Chris. Wooten becomes first recorder of the new Municipal court. Administration assumes office May 9 for two years.

Kinston Fred J. Sutton Ernest V. Webb R. R. Rouse H. P. Fort L. P. Tapp M. M. Happer W. B. Douglas T. Chris. Wooten

Italy and Austria near accord over Trieste dispute

In official dispatches from Rome and Vienna the possibility of a rapid settlement between Italy and Austria grows as Austria may concede Trieste while Italy agrees to a free city status. Prince von Buelow asserts he can urge Sonnino to drop Trieste claims if the city becomes a free port.

Rome Chiasso Swizerland Paris Italy Austria Prince von Buelow Baron Sonnino Trieste Baron Soanino Germany Garibaldi

Program announced for commencement at the State Normal

Screensboro May 1 The annual commencement of the State Normal and Industrial College will be held May 22 25 with speakers and events slated. Highlights include Adelphian and Cornelian meetings May 22, sermons and lectures May 23, class day and alumnae events May 24, and commencement May 25 with Gov Locke Craig delivering the address and diploma presentations.

Screensboro State Normal and Industrial College J. J. Foust Adelphian and Cornelian Laura Drake Gill College For Women Trinity College Durham Music Department Locke Craig F. P. Hobgood Greensboro FE. Frank Lee

British Postal Officials Refuse War Bonus Demand

London May 6 The British postmaster general rejected the request of postal workers for a war bonus of one dollar a week for those earning under 320 a week. He said rising living costs are not a sufficient reason to raise wages now and that such grants would force similar raises for all government employees, overburdening the treasury. Protest meetings are planned to urge cabinet reconsideration.

Associated Press London

Berlin Police Ban Public Dance Halls Sparks Evasive Lessons

Berlin police outlaw dance halls but dancers adapt by holding "dancing hours" taught by many masters. Officials require advance notice to a police station with pupil names and expected times. Lessons limited to two hours and at most fifty people per session.

Berlin

Burns Way Out of Jail In Carrollton Escape

James Ross 22 escapes Carrollton county jail after burning through a ceiling with a red hot poker. Associates Nicholas Pirelli 23 and William Ballerni 22 are captured. raid by Sheriff George Galbraith and posse yields no trace of Ross. Arrested for blackmail threats against a Malvern family.

Carrolton Ohio Dispatch James Ross Ross Nicholas Pirelli William Ballerni George Galbraith Carrollton Malvern

Scandal in Greene County ties family ties to crime

Kinston reports authorities seek Simon Carraway a 35 year old Black man linked to a 20 year old white woman from Greene County. The woman alleged to have compelled a white man to marry her by threats and a doctor accuses her baby of miscegenation. Local citizens demand she leave the area.

Kinston Simon Carraway Grene County Carraway the Neight

Severe storm kills girl and wrecks property in Georgia

A May 5 storm in southern Georgia caused one death and extensive damage. In Dooly County a wind gust hurled a Black girl against a building and she died. Homes were unroofed and trees and telegraph poles fell. In Helena Telfair County a hotel roof blew off and several structures were moved from their foundations. Crop damage was noted.

Associated Press Macon Georgia Dooly County Wnd Helena Telfair

German thrift was a revelation to Russians

May 6 Petrograd reports German thrift amazed Russian soldiers during the East Prussia invasion. Wounded soldiers in an American hospital recalled clean homes carpeted floors and comforts Russians lacked, and one exulted that some houses even had pianos.

Petrograd East Prussia

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad

Serious illness from lingering coughs and colds is described along with a claim that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has eased coughs colds and croup for three generations. The ad promotes safety and quick action with Mann Drug Company as seller.

Foley Mann Drug Company Adv

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