Wilson Returns and Weighs Cabinet Changes
President Wilson resumes work at the White House after a two month absence and weighs major foreign issues. Cabinet changes are considered unlikely but one or two posts may shift after March 4, with sub marine warfare and the Mexican situation top of the agenda. Secretary McAdoo’s position is unsettled but resignation is not confirmed.
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Wes
Gerard
Weemstown
House of Revere Senkante
Wilson
Hughes
Lansing
Germany
Harry A. Carfield
Williams’ College
James A. Carfield
Samuel Seabury
New York
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
McAdoo
Carter Glass
Virginia
Public Banking and Currency Committee
Train Hits Auto Near Newark Kills Two Students
Two students died and three were badly injured when an auto was struck by an express train near Newark yesterday. The dead were Thelma Jackson II and Richart Jackson '14 of Newark.
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Newark
Thelma Jackson
Richart Jackson
Negro man held in killing of white wife in Columbus
Police held Luther Kincade, 31, a black man, for the alleged murder of his white wife Emma Kincade. She was found beaten to death in their Columbus home. The dead woman's brother, Geo Harden, is reported as president of a Delray, Florida, bank.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Luther Kincade
Emma Kincade
Geo. Harden
Delray
Dade County
Florida
Fifty Three Return to Work at Cotton Mill Face Guards
Two departments of the Equines Cotton mills, idle since August, reopened with a reduced force. Fifty three workers appeared to work while about 200 onlookers jeered. state guardsmen were posted after Sheriff Ayley declined to serve writs on families. Authorities prepared to move families if needed, with soldiers available. The commander delayed action to assess local conditions.
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Associated Press
Anderson
D. C
Equines Cotton Mills
Deedee
Aeley
Martin
Cold Wave Sweeps Coast Toward Atlantic Tonight
A November cold wave from the West hits the western states with record lows and moves east toward the Ohio Valley Tennessee Gulf and Atlantic states. Officials say intensity may lessen as it moves eastward depending on West Indian disturbance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi River
Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau
Ohi Valley
Tennessee
Gulf
Atlantic States
Florida
Weaver Seeks Final Canvas To Confirm Election
Asheville reports feverish race for the tenth district seat with Democrats and Republicans trading claims. Republican incumbent Britt tallies a 13 vote lead while Democrat Weaver asserts more votes were cast for him and will be shown in the final canvass after counsel adjourns to Thursday.
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Asheville
Weaver
Britt
Board of Caooaisers
RoFrand Acquitted In Political Rival Murder Case
In New York on November 13 Michael A RoFrane former deputy street cleaning commissioner was acquitted by a jury after 22 hours deliberation of the charge of complicity in the murder of political rival Michael Gaimaii The trial centered on alleged orders to kill amid a political feud
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New York
Michael A. Ro- Trane
Michael Gaimaii
Rofrane
Gaimaii
Missionaries Meet Today At United Methodist Session
A large gathering of missionaries on leave from many lands and Methodist leaders from across the United States attend the annual meeting of the board of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church in New York. The three day session opens with four public meetings planned.
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Associated
New York
United States
Board of Missions of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Potato Crop Menaced in Ireland as Yields Decline
Rablin Ireland reports official estimates show Ireland will harvest at least a third to a half less potatoes than last year. The drought and damage to crops could cost farmers up to 15,600,000 dollars in losses.
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Ireland
Associated Press
Rablin
Veterans honor Union Confederates at Thomasville meeting
The United Confederate Veterans held a November session at headquarters with Daughters of the Confederacy and Children present. Commander Tom Wood led the business, Captain Charles D. Dowd joined as a member, and a musical program followed with donations of flowers food and hospitality from local supporters.
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Thomasville
United Confederate Veterans
Confederacy
Tom Wood
Adj. A. M. Idol
Charles D. Dowd
Grace Kephart
Isabel Tate
Lucy Neal Carr
I. Irvin Paylor
Julian S. Carr
Col
D. H. Milton
J. Feward Kirkman
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Kirkman
Dr. Sapp
High Point
H. C. Lewis
Randall B. Terry
A. E. Tate
George A. Matton
Harris Brothers
J. W. Harris
C. B. Overman
Avery Kirkman
Wishart
Bascom Hoskins
Eugene Jarrett
Strike They Assert
Four major railroad brotherhoods plan to implement a strike vote after failure of railroads to meet the Adamson eight hour law. William G. Lee, head of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, announced the decision following a three hour meeting with railway officials in New York.
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the Brotherhood of
Railroad YMCA seeks 34800 new railroad members in 10 day drive
New York November 13 begun today the railroad branch of the Young Men's Christian Association will launch a 10 day campaign to add 34800 new members from railroad workers. Posters are placed in yards across the country to inform crews and officials.
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Associated Press
New York
Young Men's i\Christian assciation oill
Witching Yard
Tropical disturbance near Swan Island moves northward
A tropical disturbance reported near Swan Island in the western Caribbean is moving northward and increasing in intensity. Storm warnings were issued for the southern Florida coast from Tampa to Jupiter Inlet.
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Floréa
Associated Press
Washington
Swan Island
Weather Bureau
Florida
Tarepa
Dupiter Inlet
Noted astronomer Dr Fevei val Lowell dies in Flagstaff
Dr Fevei val Lowell founder of the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff Arizona died last night from a stroke suffered yesterday. He was a noted astronomer and a prominent figure in early American astronomy.
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Percival Lowell
The
Associated Press
Ariz
Feveival Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Weather outlook hints rain tonight and Tuesday
Forecast suggests possible rain tonight and on Tuesday. Expect increasing westerly winds and cooler interior temperatures with a moderate drop by Tuesday.
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Tueser
Delegates Arrive for Southern Furniture Convention at High Point
Delegates to the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association convention in High Point begin arriving. Notables include FE B Read of Rockford Manufacturing and Arthur H Hall of Merrman Hall, with sessions set at the Commercial club and Elks building for a Dateh supper and official business to follow.
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FE. B. Read
Rockford Manufacturing Company
Rockford
Ill
Arthur H. Hall
Merrman-Hall Company
Leominster
Mass
Commercial Club
Harry Raymond
Elks’ Club
Tomlinson
Teme
Southern Medical Meet Opens With Public Health Focus
The Southern Medical association begins its 14th annual convention in Atlanta with the public health section featuring Bonj S Wan and John Mc Cullen of the U S Public Health Service. The program covers health insurance and eradication efforts as 506 delegates from six states, plus prominent physicians, gather. Surgeon General Rupert Blue is expected to attend.
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Atlanta.a
Bonj. S
Southern Association
Rupert Blue
Carolina League Meeting Set in Greensboro Next Friday
The North Carolina Basketball League directors schedule a Greensboro meeting for November 7 at 2 PM to wind up the current season and plan for 1937. The past season proved financially disastrous for most clubs, but organizers hope to guarantee professional baseball in Greensboro Asheville Charlotte Winston-Salem Durham and Raleigh during the summer of 1937.
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Omy Teot Plains
Greensboro
Asheville
Charlott Winiston-Salem
Durham
Baieleh
Value of Glasgow shipowner's estate climbs in will fight
Edinburgh Scotland Nov 13 A liver and will contest now before the Leiburg authorities shows how shipping values rise through litigation. The estate of John Cairn a Glasgow ship owner who died in December 1914 was valued at over 400000 dollars at his death. Litigation among heirs delayed division and the final hearing notes the estate’s value increased to over a million dollars due to the legal wrangling.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
John Cail
Glasgow
Clerks Protest Eight-Hour Workday Demand
A letter to President Wilson, released by Thomas Flaherty of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks, protests requiring clerks to work more than eight hours a day in the postal service.
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Associated Press
New York
Wilson
Thomas
Flaherty
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
British Open Offensive Advances North of Ancre River
British troops pushed to about one mile depth north of the Ancre river and captured two towns as they opened a new assault on both sides of the Ancre. Berlin reports say French offensive in Alsace failed and Somme fighting continued.
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Ancre River
France
Associated Press
London
Kenter
Kussmans
Danube
Tehernavods
von Mackensen
Constanza-Tehernavoda
Macedonia
Entente
Parts
Cerha
Monastir
Berlin
Tehernoveda
Dobrudja
Transylvania
Rumania
Upper
Alsace
Somme
Cuba seeks leave to sue over state railway bonds
Washington November 13 action on Cuba's application to sue North Carolina for recovery of 2 186 000 in repudiated state railway bonds was postponed. The case raises questions about whether a foreign state may sue a U S state and is described as a first of its kind in Supreme Court proceedings.
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Supreme Court
Gregory
Henry Lane
Senator Walsh
Montana
Cuba
Associated Press
Washington
Republic of Cuba
North Caroine
United States
Dr Grayson Heads to Harvard Lectures and Clinics
Dr. S Grayson leaves for Cambridge Massachusetts to attend Harvard postgraduate lectures and obstetrics courses. He plans a 30 days course with tuition between 3500 and 31000 and expects to return to High Point around November 15 to resume practice.
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S. Grayson
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Postgraduate Medical School
United States
Grayson
High Point
Dov Rober
Annual Convention Opens In Baltimore Today
The 36th annual convention of the American Federation of Labor opened in Baltimore Maryland with two weeks of sessions. The gathering planned to read the council report and consider a pamphlet covering wages and wide-ranging federation issues.
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Baltimore
Balimoore
American Federation of Labor
Councl
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Middle States Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
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Grand Rapids
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Inter- State Furniture Association
Jamestown
John A. Gilmore
Charlottesville
J. N. Edwards
Ralax
Charles Sievers
Winston-Salem
A. D. Witten
Martinsville
E. H. Koehiitzky
Mount Airy
George Bailey
Hickory
Adam Haskell
Chattanooga
F. O. Huffman
Drexel
M. Vance Fulp
Kernersville
Doln W. Lambeth
R. L. Famleth
Johm R. Myers
Shemaailie
C.D. Kelenberger
John A. Nellenberger
G. Shelton
Statesville
C. E. Kiger
J. F. Hanes
Mocksville
Southern Medical Meet
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Carolina League
North Carolina
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Petrograd
Marshall von Mackensen
DR. Grayson
Harvard
Labor Federation Meets
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