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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1916

Page

8

REO Dealers Appointed in Six North Carolina Counties

The REO MOTOR SALES COMPANY organizes to handle the REO line in Guilford, Surry, Davidson, Yadkin, Davie and Forsyth counties with C. W. Comstock in charge. The REO SIX praised for mechanical excellence and value, noted as a fashion plate for rivals. About 100000 REOs in use. many buyers upgrade to higher priced models. demonstration offered. Transmission described as selective swinging type. clutch is multiple dry disc with asbestos facing. price $1130 f.o.b. factory Lansing Michigan.

REO Motor Sales Company REO Guilford Surry Davidson Yadkin Davie Forsyth C. W. Comstock Reosix Brankes

O'Leary Sues McCormick Over Libel Claim

A suit for 50000 dollars was filed by Jeremiah A. O'Leary against Vance C. McCormick, chairman of the Democratic National Committee. O'Leary seeks to test whether hyphenism is libelous and incompatible with Americanism. McCormick had not seen the charges when served. The dispute followed McCormick's remarks about O'Leary and a disputed message to President Wilson.

Jeremiah A. O'Leary American Truth Society McCormick O'Leary Leary Wilson Great Britain Mr. Wilson Mr. O'Leary Democratic National Committee

Hughes Addresses Union League Club Reception

Charles E. Hughes spoke at a Union League club reception Tuesday night and asserted there is no doubt about his position due to his silence on the message sent to the President by Mr. O'Leary. Kaiser to the Front reports Emperor William has left for the eastern front to visit troops under General von Linsingen as the main Russian attack is directed there.

Charles E. Hughes Union League Hughes O'Leary William Eastern Front von Linsingen

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High Point Remy Electric Stewart Lansing Michigan Hyatt Tarter— Remy Electric Michian Mgr N. S BELL MR. McCormick New York Vance C. McCormick Berlin London Empeor Rio de Janeiro Coyvetance Faria the Rose Theatre
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