Hibpns at Issue With Pacifists
Hibpns clash with pacifists over possible war policy as debate intensifies and public opinion grows divided on defense and diplomacy.
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19 May 1915
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
1
Talys Railways Under Military Authority
Military authorities take control of Talys Railways amid security operations. Officials say management and operations are temporarily overseen to ensure continuity of essential services and prevent disruption on key routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talys Railways
Mohonk Conference hears Hibben advocate wise preparedness
At Mohonk New York Dr. John Grier Hibben of Princeton urged a preparedness to deter war and protect civilization, rejecting pacifist disarmament while warning against overreaching peace at any price. Elsewhere rail and travel restrictions and Italy's Green Book plan drew attention amid war tensions.
England Hints Coalition End Amid War News Turmoil
London reports rising likelihood of a coalition government as political upheaval dominates coverage. Russian fronts show retreat on the San River with a possible Vistula offensive, while Austrian setbacks in east Galicia shape Western Front expectations. Rumors of resignations and ambassadorial passports circulate as war news lags behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
England
Petrograd
San River
Vistula
Przemysl
Galicia
Calicia
France
Belgium
Italy
Rome
State Board of Examiners of Trained Nurses Meets
The State Board of Examiners of Trained Nurses meets in Wilmington as the Kiel steamer, interned at Southport, will be moved there to settle navigation complaints. Twelve nurses are taking the examination. Miss Ella McNichols of Charlotte is president and Miss Louis A Toomer of Wilmington is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
State Normal College
St. Andrew's
Wilmington
Kiel
Southport
Board of Commissioners of Pilotese and Navigation
State Board
Ella McNichols
Charlotte
the Loard
Louis A ‘Toomer
Eugenia Henderson
Wi Ston-Salem
A. B. Groom
Mestun
W . Neal
Monros
State Association of Nurses
Denver Votes to Have Home Rule and Liquor Regulation
Denver returns show the charter amendment for home rule and liquor traffic regulation carried by a safe majority. The measure aims to let Denver govern liquor rules under a special charter independent of state prohibition law. The single tax amendment was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Christine Sunk After Collision With Canadian Submarine
The Canadian submarine rammed and sank the small government steamer Christine off Orleans Island near Quebec on May 19. Eight of the 14 crew were drowned in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Quebec
Christine
Orleans
U S Prepares to Handle Austria Italy Diplomatic Interests
Washington reports Austria and Italy have asked the United States to care for their diplomatic interests in Vienna and Rome if relations sever. The Washington government orders embassies in Vienna and Rome to be ready to assume duties for Austria and Italy upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Austria
Italy
United States
Vienna
Rome
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Austrian and German Embassies Deny Passport Demands
At the Austrian and German embassies in Rome and Paris a denial was issued about reports that Prince von Buelow and Baron von Macchio had demanded their passports or that their departure was imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
Prince von Buelow
Baron von Macchio
Premier Sonnino Reports Austrian Territorial Concessions Offered
Premier Sonnino told the ministry at its session this evening that additional territorial concessions had been offered by Austria. The remark indicates ongoing diplomatic negotiations affecting Italy and Austria-Hungary during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Austria
Rome
Paris
Sonnino
Pola Uprising Turmoil Reported In Austria Clash
A May 18 dispatch via Paris reports forty killed and several hundred wounded in Pola during an uprising involving police and soldiers. The casualty toll was transmitted by the Idea Nazionale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
Pola
Austria
Idea Nazionale
Mrs Richard H. Lewis Dies At Home In Kinston
Kinston May 19 Mrs Richard H Lewis died at her home here Tuesday born in Halifax County Virginia in 1844 she had lived in Kinston with her husband Dr R H Lewis since the 1870s She was a well known Kinston woman mother to Maj William F Lewis post surgeon at the Presidio of San Francisco Elisha B Lewis secretary to Congressman Witchen Katherine Patrick of Kinston and Frank Lewis of Statesville All children and a sister Mrs M B Graves of Washington D C were present at death The funeral was conducted the morning by Rev W Blanchard pastor of the First Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Richard H. Lewis
Haifax County
Virginia
R. H. Lewis
Lewis
William F. Lewis
Presidio
San Francisco
Elisha B. Lewis
Witchen
Katherine Patrick
Frank ©. Lewis
States Ville
M. B. Graves
Washington, D. C
W. Blanchard
First Baptist Church
Barnes Case Summed Up in Roosevelt Libel Suit
In Syracuse New York on May 19 the opposing counsel in the William Barnes libel suit against Theodore Roosevelt summarized their case in the Supreme Court. The trial was expected to go to the jury before noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
William Barnes
Theodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Reconstruction of Government in London Announced
Government steps in contemplation to broaden the personal and political basis as Premier Asquith announced in the House of Commons on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Asquith
house of commons _ today
Russian General Kornilieff Captured After Galician Breakthrough
London reports General Kornilieff commander of the 48th Russian division has been captured after a daring break through German lines in Galicia. San River dispatches warn a tremendous battle looms north of Przemyst as the fighting intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kornilieff
Reuter
Petrograd
San
Przemyst
Fresh Troops to Dardanelles Reported
A Athens dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph says that allies landed fresh troops near Rum Gale on the Asiatic side of the Dardanelles Monday. The report cites a near term disembarkation by alliance forces as part of ongoing military operations through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dardanelles
London
Athens
the Exchange Telegraph
Rum Gale
Bulgaria Calls Reserves For Month of Training
London dispatch from Athens reports Bulgaria has called up all reserve officers for a month of training, amid ongoing military mobilization signals in southeastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bulgaria
Athens
Reidsville W C T U Adopts Nap Bed for Babies
The Reidsville W C T U group decided to place a small iron cot in the rest room at the Commercial and Agricultural association. Mothers visiting Reidsville could have a place for their babies to nap during the day, encouraging more visits to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidsville
Commercial and Agricultural Association
Two Durham Negroes Plead Guilty of Murder
Willie Bell and Francis Hoft, both colored, pleaded guilty in Durham Superior Court to first degree murder in the killings of Burkhead M. Mann and Joe Mercer. They admitted guilt and expected trial later this week before Judge Charles M. Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Willie Bell
Burkhead
M. Mann
Francis Hoft
Joe Mercer
Charles M. Cooke
Peace prospects hinge on Pan American unity says Barrett
John Barrett of the Pan American Union says the Western Hemisphere gains from the European war include stronger Pan Americanism and closer U S Latin American cooperation. He cites a surge in inquiries and publications demand as evidence of growing regional ties and potential peace influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohonk Lake
N. Y
Western Hemisphere
John Barrett
Pan American Union
Lake Mohonk
Europe
Asia
Washington
United States
Latin America
Representative Witchin Guests of Kinston
Kinston May 1 Representative Claude Witchin arrived yesterday to attend a banquet in his honor at the Commercial club where about two hundred dined. He also took part in the cornerstone laying for the new post office with a 10:50 Grand Lodge convening and 1:00 addresses followed by a parade and noon exercises at the federal building. Buildings and homes were decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Claude Witchin
Commercial Club
Grand Lodge
Federal Building
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North Carolina
Unani
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Mohonk
Mohonk, N. Y
John
Grier Hibbin
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Tary
Wei
Hate
Hibbins
Tor
Princeton
Ermany
Switzerland
Trinity Church At
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Cheshire
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Country Club
S&s Olock
Bers of
Holy Trinity
General Convention of the
Episcopal Church of the
Joint Commission
Numeless
Trinity Church
Ben Finney
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Trinity Choir
Wade R. Brown
United
Gibble
Church of the Tedermer
Hast Market
Dudley Streets
Archdeacon Delaney
John Kk. King
James KK. Satterwhite
Raleigh
All Wat News
Lord Fisher
Admiralty
Orprrs
State Board OF Examiners OF Trained Nurses
Crete
Gen. Kornnilieff
Psville W. C. T. V
Bethmann-Holilwez
Kaly
America
Old World
New World
Deriin
Dr. von Gethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag
Count Tisza
Tyrol
Isonzo
Cradisca
Trieste
Avilona
Albania
Reichstae
Couutsse Ocf
Ech
Thallerics
Kitchin
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