Train wreck near Charlottesville injures nine
A Southern Railway northbound passenger train No. 32 derailed near Charlottesville at about 4 oclock. Engineer Judson J. Goodwin was killed and Fireman James Trumble fatally injured. nine passengers are hurt including D B Johnson and Lula May McFee. Six freight cars loaded with lumber and cotton were destroyed.
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Associated Press
Charlottesville
Southern Railway
Augusta
Washington
Charlottesvile
Goodwin
Trumble
R. C. Laxton
Morganton
N. C
D. B. Johnson
Rock Hill
Lula May McFee
Black Mountain
Carn
Winthrop College
National Education Association
Danville Deputy Chain-Gang Officer Fired Over Remarks
In Danville Virginia on November 13 officials disclosed no statement but privately learned Jasper Masenellp was dismissed from his role as deputy chain-gang officer due to alleged scurrilous remarks about President Woodrow Wilson. He reportedly voted Republican and claimed Democrats stole the election.
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Danville
Jasper Muaseneup
Woodrow Wilson
Masenellp
White House
Jack Corbett Joins Columbia Baseball Club Manager Role
Charlotte reports Jack Corbett has been elected manager and general director of the Columbia Baseball club of the South Atlantic league. He previously managed Asheville in the Carolina league, winning pennants in 1915 and early 1916, noted for his ability to recruit and lead players.
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Charlotte
Jack Corbett
Carolina
Columbia Baseball Club
Corbett
Asheville
Mrs Charles B Ingram Dies In Mount Gilead
The article reports the death of Mrs Charles B Ingram at Mount Gilead at 9 PM. L J Ingram and L J Ingram’s relatives travel there with Mr and Mrs Fred Ingram after the sudden death. The deceased was wife of Dr Charles Ingram and was remembered fondly during visits to Elm Street.
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L. J. Ingram
Fred Ingram
Mount Gilead
Charles B. Ingram
Charles Ingram
Ingram
Elm Street
Mr. Ingram
City
Storm warnings renewed along Gulf and Florida coasts
Storm warnings spread along the Gulf coast and the southern Florida coast as a tropical storm nears, with reports indicating the system approaching western Cuba early today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gulf Coast
Florida
Cuba
Plan to Move Hands of Clock Forward Now
New York, Nov. 14. American railroads will be asked by the Daylight Saving committee to take the initiative in putting into effect next summer the proposed plan to turn the clock forward one hour. A national daylight saving convention will be held here January 30 and 31, and the committee will confer with railway presidents. The subject will be considered by the American Railway Association at its semi annual meeting here tomorrow, with a committee to recommend that railroads should not antagonize the movement but should not commit until adopted by principal business and municipal centers along with state and local authorities.
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Associated Press
New York
Daylight Saving Committee
American Railway Association
Senate to probe alleged campaign fund misuse
The Associated Press reports a Senate inquiry into presidential campaign finance is planned with evidence being gathered. The plan calls witnesses from campaign finances to testify as Democratic and Republican leaders in Indiana Virginia seek to contest results. The Democratic leaders allege black vote colonization and the GOP welcomes a full probe of expenditures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Administration
Rand
Congress
Senate Committee
Indiana
West Virginia
United States
Harry New
James E. Watson
Howard Sutherland
New
Kern
Watson
Taggart
Sutherland
Chilton
Megroes
Senate
Control of Next House in Doubt Amid Early Returns
Do remus of Michigan, head of the Democratic congressional committee, said at the White House that control of the next House remains in doubt with 212 Democratic votes and 211 Republican votes reported, nine districts undecided. He predicted many contests and warned against premature organization plans, adding no prospect for an extra session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Doremus
Michigan
Democratic Congressional Committee
White House
House of Representatives
Hold Up Embargo Suspended on Cotton Hosiery
Washington, Nov. 14. The British prohibition on importing cotton hosiery set October 3 has been suspended until January 1. Imports will be allowed without a license through that date.
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Washington
Start of High Point Street Paving Moves to South Main
Contractors plan to begin high Point street paving this week with water and sewer work finished on South Main Street. R G Lassiter and Company will relocate the streetcar line to one side to pour a concrete foundation before resurfacing with asphalt. Engineer consultation set for tomorrow to choose paving between rails. officials expect completion by next spring despite possible winter weather.
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High Point
South Main Street
R. G. Lassiter and Company
Oxford
Grensboro
Wiliamson
Anderson
Christie
Adamson Law Constitutionality Suits Filed in Chicago
A suit challenging the constitutionality of the Adamson eight hour law was filed in Chicago today by a railway. The action discusses various federal jurisdictions and the discretion of judges in trying these cases. District attorneys may be guided on procedure by Attorney General Gregory.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Iavis Central Railway
Gregory
Begin Overton Trial in Huntsville Arraignment Set
Huntsville Alabama November 14 David D Overton former Madison county circuit court clerk charged with the murder of Probate Judge W T Lawler last June will be brought from Montgomery today and tomorrow arraigned before Judge M B Miller. A change of venue motion is expected and attorneys do not expect trial to begin before next week.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
Ala
David D. Overton
Madison County
W. T. Lawler
Montgomery
M. B. Miller
Overton
Farmer James Lewis slain in bed at Wilson
James Lewis a farmer living three miles south of Wilson North Carolina was found dead in his bed this morning with his skull crushed by an axe blow. Authorities lack a clew but a rigorous investigation is under way.
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Associated Press
Wilson, N. C
James Lewis
Here
Lewis
Pendleton Ream Marriage Declared Legal by Court
Eleanor Pendleton and Louis Marshall Ream’s secretly conducted 1911 marriage is upheld as legal by a New York Supreme Court ruling. Pendleton had challenged the 1912 annulment, alleging deceit by both her lawyers and Ream’s attorney, a contention the court rejected while denouncing Ream’s conduct.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Eleanor Pendleton
Louis Marshall Ream
Norman B. Ream
Supreme Court
Miss Pendleton
Ream
Hoboken
N. J
British Offense Along The Ancre In Full Swing
British forces press on along a five mile front on the Ancre and northern Somme, claim significant ground and prisoners as operations continue across the river. Reports note renewed activity in Champagne and the Carpathians with ongoing battles on multiple fronts during wartime.
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the Ancre
Associated Press
Somme
Ancre River
France
Ley
Gerran Jees
Ancre
Lowden
Varin
Entente
Monastir
Cerna River
Cold Wave Extends South Toward Mexican Border Across Nation
The cold wave from the Rocky Mountains spreads south to the Mexican border, with freezing temperatures felt across the middle west and east of the Mississippi. Snow in New England and the Great Lakes, sleet and rain down the Ohio valley, and warnings issued for middle states as colder weather looks to intensify in the southeast and Gulf states.
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Middle Western States
Mississippi River
New England
New York
Great Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Tennesse
West Gulf States
Middle States
New Yerkand
Atlantic
Hie
Lake Revea Uoks
Florida
Mix-up Probable in Idaho Electoral Vote Decision
Boise Idaho November 14 reports indicate Idaho’s four Democratic electors may be disrupted. One elector, a candidate for the state legislature, was elected, risking the slate for President Wilson to three votes and Hughes to one. Legal questions arise about eligibility and possible tests by leaders.
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Idaho
Wilson
Hughes
Trade unionism spreads as delegates report progress
Fraternal delegates from Great Britain Canada and Japan told the American Federation of Labor convention on November 14 of the progress of trade unionism in their countries.
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Japan
American Federation of Labor of the Progress of Trade Unionism
Hughes Lead Cut In Minnesota Returns
St Paul Minnesota November 14 Cherks I Hughes lead in Minnesota was cut to day to 183 with the receipt of further returns The soldier vote has been practically a tie with about five hundred nine to be heard rem.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Cherks i. Hughes
Minnesota
Convention Opens With Large Attendance and Rush to Business
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers association opened at the Commercial club with about 100 delegates. Discussions focused on rising material costs and trade conditions, with no formal agenda and no resolutions yet. Tonight at 6:30 the Dutch supper at the Elks Club, hosted by Harry Raymond, is billed as the social highlight of the visit. Next sessions set for 9 AM tomorrow to elect officers and review committee reports.
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Commercial Club
South Main Street
J. T. Ryan
Efik
High Point
Harry Raymond
Livesy
FL Tomlinson
Miss Jessie Bridges Dies After Pneumonia at 1
Miss Jessie Bridges died early today at 517 West Green Street after 12 weeks with pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 PM from West End Baptist Church with Rev. James W. Rose officiating. burial in Oakwood Cemetery. She is survived by her father Gaston Bridges, mother, and sisters Dora and Stella Bridges, with brothers J. H. Bridges of High Point and W. G. Bridges of Greensboro. Born March 24, 1897 in Johnson County, state.
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Jessie Pridges
West Green Street
West End Baptist Church
James W. Rose
Falfer
Oakwood Cemetery
Miss Bridges
Gaston Bridges
Emma Montgomery
R. S. Welborn
Dora
Stella Bridges
J. H. Bridges
High Point
W. G Bridges
Trreensboro
Johnson County
Thomasville Hosiery Mills and Miles Selson Ray File Charters
Raleigh Nov 14 The Thomasville Hosiery Mills company filed charter with secretary of state. Capital stock 1060 of which all has been paid in. Also filed was charter for Miles Selson Ray company of Mebane with capital stock 25000 of which 300 has been paid in. Company plans to engage in retail and wholesale mercantile business.
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Duth Associated Press
Raleigh
Thomasville Hosiery Jills Company
Couny
Peny
Saill
Miles- Selson-Ray Company
Mebane
Weather turns colder with rain then snow likely
Forecasters expect rain tonight and Wednesday then snow in the mountains. A cold wave follows with strong north winds and much lower temperatures.
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Thomasville Mills
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