Guilford County court grants six more divorces
The Greensboro News reports Guilford County courts have granted six additional divorces, comments on potential records, and notes local concerns from street crossings in High Point to charity appeals. The piece also discusses public life, editorial opinion on reporters, and welcomes to a Confederacy convention in High Point with visitors including Mrs. Josephus Daniels and Mrs. Newton D Baker.
Today’s Anniversaries and Cape Breton Annexation Snippet
A brief, reflective fragment notes anniversaries and a remark about Cape Breton's annexation to Nova Scotia. It contrasts reporters as both liars and truth tellers with a snappy quip about fixing up Cape Breton.
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Ireland and Britain sparks reflect clashing views in era
A public debate notes that U S sovereignty should not constrain British actions in Ireland. It cites Irish hatred of England, warning of escalation if rule by sword continues, and recalls historical dates from Caesar Rodney to 1917 events.
Racing and Trotting Meetups Highlight Today's Sports
Racing continues at Jamaica Latonia and Laurel while trotting moves on with the Grand Circuit meet in Lexington. Baseball provides the sixth game of the world championship series in Cincinnati.
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Dr Truett Speaks in Greensboro at First Baptist
Dr George W Truett of Dallas Texas chairman of a $75,000,000 campaign commission will speak at First Baptist Church Greensboro tomorrow at 10 30 AM in support of southern Baptist church campaign. The event draws many local attendees and some will travel to Greensboro to hear him.
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If All Eligible Women in Italy Exercise The Vote
The note suggests that if all women eligible in Italy use the newly granted voting rights, the female vote could surpass the male vote. It presents a hypothetical outcome of the women's enfranchisement.
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Birthdays of N Y Montene gro leaders and US senator
Today marks birthdays of King Nicholas seeking restoration in Montene gro born in Niegush 78 years ago. Rear Admiral Clarence Williams named chief of staff at the Naval War College Newport News born in Springfield Ohio 56 years ago. Joseph E. Ransdell US senator from Louisiana born at Al city location truncated in source.
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Debt slavery in Siam cited for overdue debts
In Siam creditors may seize debtors at three months past due and compel work to repay. If the debtor flees, his father wife or children can be held in slavery until the debt is cancelled.
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Towers to Receive Medal in Rome Noted Transatlantic Pilot
Commander John H. Towers, U S naval officer who directed the early transatlantic flight, will visit Rome Georgia today to accept a commemorative medal from his old hometown citizens. Born in Rome 35 years ago he entered the naval academy in 1902 and served on several ships before joining the aviation section. He later assisted the American naval attaché in London during World War I and helped select aviation stations in the United States Navy before earning his command. Earlier this year he was assigned to develop plans for the famed transatlantic crossing.
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Armistice proposal reaches Washington amid fighting near Rheims
One year ago today in War, a German official proposal for an armistice arrived in Washington. French forces pursued retreating Germans northeast of Rheims as British and United States troops attacked between St Quentin and Cambrai.
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