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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1916

Page

7

Punishment reports for U boat commander and Pacific Mail move

The Hague reports severe punishment for the U boat commander who attacked the Sussex amid German indignation over deception. Ambassador Gerard receives threats tied to Sinn Fein rumors asBerlin seeks to calm ties with the United States. In New York stockholders consider raising Pacific Mail capital to 34 million with three new vessels to restore American flag service.

the Hague Berlin Germany Channel Washington America United States Gerard Sinn Fein Dublin New York Wolf Vom Igel von Papen Horst von der Coltz Pacific Mail Steamship Company American International Corporation W. R. Grace and Company la Follette Seamen’s Southern Pacific W. BR. Grace and Company International Mercantile Marine Company Venezuela Columbia Ecuador Holland Royal Dutch West Indian Mail Line Pacific San Francisco Japan China Philippines

Ring Finger the Weakest

The Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph notes the ring finger is the weakest of the ten used for engagement and wedding rings. Pianists train the third finger more and it resists separation due to tendon connections with the second and sometimes the fourth.

Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph

Rublee Nomination to Federal Trade Commission Rejected

The Senate rejected George Rublee of New Hampshire for a seat on the Federal Trade Commission by a 42 to 36 vote after a lengthy battle. Five Republicans voted for confirmation and 14 Democrats opposed. Senator Hollis may seek reconsideration at a future executive session.

Washington George Rublee New Hampshire Federal Trade Commission Senate Gallinger Rublee Commission Hollis LaFollette

Swedish nobleman confesses murder in Stockholm bank

Leonard Rudolph Alixander Gyldenpalm of an old Swedish noble family confessed to a double bank murder in Stockholm. A young woman with a good memory for faces aided police by identifying him after seeing him flee. He planned money theft, claimed he killed only the manager, then shot the woman clerk. He confessed after blood spots on clothing matched. He remained at large citywide until arrest.

Fiyllenpalm Gyldlenpalm Gyllenpalm

Holt-Morgan Cotton Mills Sold At Public Auction

Holt-Morgan Cotton Mills in Fayet te sold at public auction under a receivership order signed by Judge Daniels. W D McNeill, agent for Miles P Hoffman of Philadelphia, bought the mill for 122500 and paid 10000 by certified check. Sale awaits Judge Daniels confirmation. private sale possible if a higher price is found.

Florida Palm Fever Cures With Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy

A Florida trip theme notes the palm pervasive along a path and its itching. An advertiser cites S. W. McClinton of Aledon Springs, Alabama, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a baby with whooping cough. Available widely.

Chamberain W. McClinton Aledon Springs Ala Chamberlain Adv

Ten-Cent Campaign Cost in Oregon Presidential Bid

Salem report shows Charles Ki. Lockwood spent ten cents to run for President in 1904 style fashion. His account lists two cent stamps used on letters to an editor and to a humorist, plus a borrow for a message to withdraw in favor of Charles Ed Hughes. Receipts show a single ten cent contribution and no balance.

Ki. Lockwood United States Portland Seattle Life John Kendrick Bangs Olcott Charles Ed. Hughes

Schedule Asheboro Branch Trains From Asheboro

Train schedule for the Asheboro branch lists No 142 at 7 05 a m No 136 at 12 15 p m No 134 at 5 40 p m with No 142 repeated at 7 05 a m from Asheboro in the readable entries.

Asheboro

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