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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1915

Page

6

Asheboro Wins Second Game To Tie Series

Asheboro took the second game of the series from the locals 9 to 5 on Thursday. Ferree pitched well for Asheboro, thwarting the locals in key innings. Kerns and Alfred stood out defensively for the locals as the final game moves to Asheboro next week.

Ferree Asheboro Alfred Kerns

No Use for Them

In a Missouri backwoods town a traveling salesman tries to show samples to a merchant. A customer bursts in and grabs two night shirts. A lank lumberman with boots stuffed in his trousers asks what the buyer purchased. He jokes he does not sit around much at night.

Missouri

Pearl divers in Japan largely women start trade at age thirteen

A historic view notes that most of Japan's pearl divers are women who begin learning the trade at thirteen or younger, highlighting early training and gender roles in traditional Pearl industry.

Japan

Foley Advertising Offer for Trial Medicinal Package

An advertisement entices readers to mail five cents with name and address to Foley & Co. Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets via Mann Drug Company.

Foley & Co Chicago Foley Mann Drug Company Adv

Rain Delays Shift National Baseball Results

All games postponed due to rain across the league. Scores reported include Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 3, New York 11 St. Louis 4, Boston 5 6 Philadelphia 2 4, Chicago Cincinnati off day, Pittsburgh 4 Buffalo 0, Chattanooga 0 Atlanta 4, Memphis Birmingham postponed, Little Rock 3 Mobile 2, Nashville 5 New Orleans 4 in eleven innings.

Carolina Wen Asheville Raleigh Durham Isla Greensboro Winston-Salem New York Chicago Detroit Poston Washington Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia Seeennail Beiamine Omsieranaya Conanean Pittsburgh Kapras City Newark Iomo Brooklyn St. Louis Oe Baltimore Buffalo Southern New Orleans Birmingham Albany Macon Charleston Columbus Jacksonville Savannah Columbia Augusta Pittsburgh St. Louis Boston Chicago-Cincinnati Chattanooga Atlanta Memphis Little Rock Mobile Nashville Chicago-Cleveland St. Louis-Detroit

Sports Scores and Delays Across Cities

A batch of scores and postponements from several games reports results from Newport News to Savannah and Charleston to Albany. Notable results include Newport News 9 over Norfolk 6 and Philadelphia 5 Boston 8 with several matches postponed due to rain and darkness.

Savannah Augusta Charleston Columbia Jacksonville Albany Macon-Columbus

Weather Update Delays Two Hubs Amid Rain

Milwaukee to Louisville and St Paul to Minneapolis face rain causing schedule pauses. No other routes listed.

Milwaukee Louisville St. Paul Minneapolis

Toronto Beaten 3 Jersey City 2 in Midweek Game

Montreal 7 Providence 8 Buffalo Newark 3 Rochester Richmond game postponed today to next series here.

Toronto Jersey City Montreal Providence Buffalo Newark Rochester

Russians Reinforcements Reported Along River San

Vienna via London May 29 AP reports Russian reinforcements from the north were brought forward to halt allied advances along the San. Attacks east of the river failed, gains seen on both sides of the Wisznia, Austro-Hungarian detachments retreated west of the San, and Russian positions expanded near Drohobycz and Stry.

Associated Press Vienna London River San War Office Wysznia Sieniawa San

German newspaper defies United States over submarine war

London May 29 The Daily Telegraph Rotterdam correspondent reports the Deutschese Zeitung prints an article titled The American Call to German Fear that defies the United States and says Germany will continue submarine warfare regardless of threats. It asserts America could only harm German interests by seizing ships and that German retaliation will be unwavering. The piece dismisses American actions as impossible and signals no fear of U S pressure.

Associated Press London Daily Telegraph Rotterdam Count von Reventlow Deutschese Zeitung United States Germany America

Textile Fix Uses Sugar Or Lead In Water Solution

Readers are advised that adding a small amount of sugar or lead to a pail of water can help restore blue color in various textiles. The tip suggests a simple household method to brighten fabrics.

English Socialists Form Pro War League in London

Correspondence of Associated Press. London May 20 The Socialist National Defense league has been organized by a pro war group of socialists including John Hodge M P Robert Blatchford writer A S Headingly George H Roberts M P Charles Duncan MOPL and W H Wells the novelist to combat the Weir Hardie and Ramsey Macdonald anti war group. The manifesto says true British Socialists must expose the errors of dreamers and asserts German Kaiserdom and traitors to liberty and democracy. It attacks German socialism as immature and bureaucratic and calls the war a choice between organized liberty and mere organization. British pro war socialists praise Liebknecht while German socialists unite for the Fatherland and honor Hardie and Macdonald as heroes.

Associated Press London Socialist National Defense League John Hodge M. P Robert Blatchford A. S. Headingly Social Democratic Party George H. Roberts Charles Duncan Mo PL WH. G. Wells Weir Hardie Ramsey Macdonald League Independence of Peoples Europe Britain Belgium France Austria Russia Germany Liebknecht Reichstag Hardie Macdonald

Skeleton Found in Old Wilmington Building Sparks Excitement

A skeleton with clothing trunks was found on the third floor of the Mitchell building on Water street, likely left years ago by Dr. Sloan. Police and a coroner ruled no crime. the site is near government plans for a new customs house.

Wilmington Mitchell Water Street Pidlice Sloan Huce Customs House

Bethmann Hollweg Criticizes Italy’s War Declaration

Berlin reports that Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg delivered a speech denouncing Italy’s declaration of war against Austria Hungary. He blamed mob agitation and cabinet pressure, saying most Italians and Parliament did not desire war. He accused Salandra’s cabinet of betraying peace by joining the Entente.

Associated Press Berlin London Reichstac von Bethmann-Hollweg Italy Austria Reichstag von Bethmann-Hollwee Salandra Austria-Hungary Ralandra

Finances Short in All Baseball Antipodean View

New York May 29 The article notes financial curtailments in minor league baseball during 1914 1915 with more than half of 22 leagues cutting salaries or player limits. Average monthly club payroll dropped near 5000 across six clubs saving about 15000 per season. It also covers college track prospects at Franklin Field and the rise of professional tennis coaches in the United States National Lawn Tennis Association with amateur status rules explained by President Robert D Wrenn.

Australia Marre Casey Hearnden Caswell Tucker Brage Bragee Brown Comber Golby Spiller America Garden Golbe Lambert Leichardt New York United States National Lawn Tennis Association Robert D. Wrenn Wrenn

Fortieth ICAAA Track Meet Finals Held At

The finals of the fortieth annual championship track and field meet of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America will be held at the scheduled venue.

Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America

Government declines cheaper shell offer in Commons

The war office admitted in the house of commons that Britain declined an American proposal to supply five million shells at lower prices. The official said the offer was refused for reasons not related to price and that disclosure of those reasons would not be in the public interest.

London War Office House of Commons

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