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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1919
Page
4
A collage of notes surveys global politics and culture including references to a Prussian diet debate, military strikes, Irish and Hungarian politics, the prince of Wales, Liberty bonds, Reform movement, and a long list of historical dates from 1819 to 1917 detailing events in North America and Europe.
The commentary argues the league covenant is in decline as Democrats face a difficult task. Reservationists strip the document of teeth, with two paths: cautious parleying or Lodge revision leading to possible executive rejection and a German American revised pact.
Today features a National debate on the league of nations and US entry timing with a call to wait for a Senate of ordinary intelligence. Other items include Suez Canal anniversary events, John B. Montgomery’s birth anniversary, Arkansas Territory centennial events in Little Rock, a Tosca performance at the Metropolitan Opera, the Pacific International Live Stock Exposition in Portland, and meetings in Dallas and St. Louis on Republican planning and mining congress topics.
A master moving picture producer is urged to abandon morbid horror and melodramas in favor of cheerful, non slapstick entertainment. The speaker calls for real humor and better quality films, seeking works like clean, uplifting plays such as Little Miss George Washington.
The Maryland Association meet continues in Bowie while the Automobile Salon opens in New York. National AAU convention convenes in Boston. Western League baseball meets in Chicago. Boxing bills feature Jeannette, Brennan, Coogan, Loughlin, Fleming, Murray, Silent Martin, Adair, Roberts, Haley and others on rings in Philadelphia Trenton Troy Racine Elizabeth Dayton.
One year ago today in the war Saxe-Meiningen was proclaimed a republic as United States forces began marching into Germany. Rioting in Paris marked by celebrations in Lorraine where about two hundred thousand people gathered.
Count Albert Apponyi, Magyar nationalists leader, named head of the peace commission to Paris to negotiate Hungary's terms. He is an eloquent speaker with strong English, admired by Americans after visits to the United States. Apponyi hails from a royal lineage and has long pushed Hungarian commerce, agriculture, and against Russian Balkan ambitions, backing international peace.
Ex Duke of Brunswick and son in law of the former German Emperor is 32 today. Rt Rev Matthew Harkins former Catholic bishop of Providence is 74. Thomas Taggart former Indiana senator born in Ireland is 63. Frank A Vanderlip prominent New York banker born in Aurora Illinois is 55. Giuseppe Campanari celebrated operatic baritone born in Venice is 60.
Readers learn opening sessions in Galveston for the American Association of Port Authorities, Port Arthur for the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, and Dallas for the Tax Assessors' Association of Texas with gatherings starting today.
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