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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1919
Page
4
The excerpt cites a senator's debate on silence and peace terms with Berlin anxious over the treaty. It asserts Foch will ensure compliance while noting criticisms of congressmen and a comment on workers’ rights. It also mentions repairs to Main Street crossing and a census of war records.
A Raleigh editorial notes Jorn L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers may face trouble amid coal strike tensions. It critiques political advertising schemes and debates Pacific fleet and League of Nations issues, citing Pershing and Japan’s diplomacy while recalling historical figures and events.
A report by E. K. Ellsworth of the council of national defense audits the Committee on Public Information led by George Creel. The audit finds misallocation of funds and criticizes Creel for negligence in disbursements while the committee with its large staff approved several questionable accounts.
Far Curzon of Kedleston rose from Oxford ambitions to become British Foreign Secretary succeeding Arthur Balfour. He held posts such as Undersecretary for India and Foreign Affairs and Lord President of the Council. He married Mary Leifter in 1895, widowed in 1906, and remarried in 1917 to Mrs. Alfred Duggan of Alabama.
Hon Rodolphe Lemieux M P born in Montreal 53 years ago today. Boise Penrose United States senator born in Philadelphia 59 years ago today. Horace V Winehell president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers born in Galesburg Michigan 54 years ago today. Rt Rev M Edward Fawcett Protestant Episcopal bishop of Quincy Illinois born at New Hartford Iowa 54 years ago today.
Bishops and clergy attend Christ Church Cathedral centennial in St Louis while Missouri enacts workers compensation law. Educators meet at Tufts College as a wedding unfolds in Washington. Princeton clubs consider national merger in Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania labor federation pushes general strike over steel.
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