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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1917

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Michaelis Must Go Contends In Berlin Naval Plot Fallout

Copenhagen dispatch reports pressure mounting against German chancellor Michaelis amid leaks on a naval plot and losses in Flanders. Reichstag adjournment fuels talk he may resign. Haussmann hints at von Buelow candidacy while Berlin critics cite heavy German casualties and morale concerns. Germany offers potatoes to Denmark in exchange for needed goods.

Berlin Michaelis National Zeitung Haussmann Prince von Buelow Tageblatt Flanders Mars-la Tour Gravelotte Guard Brandenberg Germany Denmark

Thompson Late Appearance At Local Exemption Board

Jess Thompson reported 11 days over due to the local exemption board this morning. He passed the physical, received a ticket, and proceeded to Camp Jackson on No. 45. His excuse for missing examinations cites being away at High A&k and mail held there. He returned home yesterday and left for High Point after arrival, with an accepted excuse though he could have been declared a deserter. Ben W. Manley also returned but no action could be taken. he had claimed exemption for dependent parents, later dropped the claim, and remains uncertified to Camp Jackson awaiting district board action. Manley continues to frequent the local board seeking enlistment.

Jess Thompson Camp Jackson Thompson High A&k Exemption Board High Point Ben W. Manley Manley District Board

Cotton consumption in September reaches over half a million bales

Washington reports September consumption of 522 735 bales lint and 89 088 bales linters. This compares to 528 288 bales lint and 61 949 bales linters consumed in September last year, per the census bureau.

Washington Census Bureau

Another Accuser Tells Tale in Raleigh Case

Taleigh Oct 13 A few minutes after Mars Neville received the death sentence for attacking the wife of a street car conductor last month another accuser, O W Howard, arrived from Norfolk and identified Neville as the man who knocked him unconscious last July and then attacked a young woman he was walking with. The assault occurred near Pullen park on Raleigh outskirts.

Norfolk Neville Howard Pullen Park Raleigh

Annual Convention of Guilford County Sunday Schools Set

The Guilford County Sunday School association will hold its annual convention at Wesley Memorial M E Church in High Point on Saturday October 27 1917. It will be an all day session and a large attendance is expected. J Allen Austin urged township superintendents to secure strong attendance and reports a threefold request: a school report a 3 cent per member contribution and a pledged delegation.

Guilford County Sunday School Association Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church J. Allen Austin High Point Township Association Tne Guilford

Moral Logic Sermon Deepens Duty at Westty Revival

Dr Gilbert T. Rowe preached on Moral Logic at Westty Memorial revival last evening, linking mental, physical and spiritual reasoning. He urged action aligned with convictions, warned that many fail to apply God’s laws, and noted the weekend close with an announcement of services ending Sunday evening.

Gilbert T. Rowe Westty God John Wesley

Close Fighting on the Aisne vivid and brutal description

Veteran account from J H Cassels of the Black Watch depicts mud filled trenches on the Aisne, constant rain, corpses and wounded, a trench assault, and a desperate effort to clothe a comrade named Drummond. The narrator recalls siege conditions, a deadly wire attack, and calm hand with a rifle as German troops advance.

Tirpitz hails U boat war as England seeks peace

Admiral von Tirpitz argues for continued sinkings to defeat England, saying Germany must be built on might. In Reichstag debate Deputy Mueller attacks censorship and likens the regime to the late Roman empire, decrying official paper justice and the state of siege.

Amsterdam Admiral von Tirpitz Imperial Navy Brunswick Landes Zeitung Heinrich Mueller Meingen Germany

Russian bases on Cesel Dago threaten Baltic approaches

Reports say German troops landed on Cesel and Dago islands at Gulf of Riga, with rail link to Reval and Petrograd. If held, these bases could hamper Russian naval scouting and enable a potential land push toward Petrograd, though season limits such moves. In Flanders heavy rains slowed Haig's British advance, while French fronts near the Aisne saw repeated crown prince assaults repulsed.

Cesel Gulf of Riva Hapsal Dago Island Reval Gulf Petrograd Russia Teutons Flanders Haig Aisne Crown Prince

German Troops Land on Oesel and Dago Islands

London reports a Reuters dispatch that German forces have landed on the islands of Oesel and Dago at the Gulf of Riga entrance. The positions sit near Esthonia coast, with Dago about 200 miles from Petrograd and near the Gulf of Finland mouth to Wronstadt guarding Petrograd.

London Oesel Gulf of Riga Reuter Esthenia Petrograd Gulf of Finland Wronstadt

Chile Replies Cordial Note to Uruguayans

Santiago Chile October 13 Chilean foreign minister replies to Uruguayans note announcing their break with Germany. He says Chile highly values the motives behind the decision and reiterates cordiality toward Uruguay.

Chile Santiago Uruguyan

Coffin Visits Sister in City from Texas

A. H. Coffin formerly of High Point now living in Dennison Texas is visiting his sister Mrs. W. P. Ragan in the city.

A. H. Coffin High Point Dennison, Texas Mrs. W. P. Ragan

Two Negroes Charged With Stealing Corn From Field

The Statesville district exemption board met and ruled on cases from Guilford county. Thomas P Richardson sought discharge to tend the family farm but was denied. Hunter Peebles was granted discharge for dependents. Other Guilford cases exempted or disallowed cited dependents.

Hunter Peebles Guilford County Henry Enoch Henry J. Kasey Robert Oscar Ochs Eugene Creeson William Crump District Exemption Board Guilford

Attack on Liberty Loan Bonds Sparks Loyalist Debate

Washington reports show broad support for selling Liberty Loan bonds across races classes and conditions. A German minister Rev Christina Hahn of New Arms Minnesota urged harsher measures against the fatherland in tearful terms amid disloyal gatherings.

Washington Thoreh Christina Hahn New Arms Minn

Crew from Wrecked Steamer New Orleans Rescued at Atlantic Port

At Atlantic Port on October 13 twenty six crew members of the steamer New Orleans wrecked off the Virginia coast were brought in by a rescue vessel after the ship foundered in a heavy blow. The first officer, a German native, was drowned after being swept from the after deck.

Atlantic New Orleans Virginia Germany

Local theft case brings two locals before board

Walter Murray and Allen McCain, both described as negros, were arraigned in Municipal court before Judge J. Allen Austin for stealing corn ears from Lizzie Coggins field. Murray received six months on the county roads and McCain three months. both filed appeals with bonds of 150 and 100 dollars but failed to post and returned to jail.

Walter Murray Allen McCain J. Allen Austin Lizzie Coggins Murray McCoin McCain Bastille

Cold field as White Sox meet Giants in frostbitten game

At Comiskey Park on October 13 the White Sox faced the New York Giants in the fifth World Series game. About 30 000 spectators endured frosty winds as pitchers Sallee or Benton for the Giants and Cicotte or Russell for the Sox were anticipated to start.

Giants SOX New York Sallee Benton Cicotte Russell

Germany regrets Luxburg affair over telegrams

Stockholm October article notes Germany’s reply to the inquiry about Count Luxburg during his Argentina posting. Berlin reiterates regret and promises fuller statement, confirms the Luxburg telegrams as published with one mutilated at a key point, and pledges no repeats will disturb friendly ties.

Stockholm Foreign Office Count Luxburg Argentina Legation Germany Luxbury

War department outlines transfer of 73400 men to state guards

The War Department released details for moving 73 400 men from National Army cantonments to National Guard divisions. State quotas will be set based on congressional representation.

Washington War Department National Army National Guards

North Carolina Eyes Federal Birth Registration Status

Federal officials James Mitchell and Harvey Dickens from the Census Bureau inspect North Carolina birth registration with the state board of health. They seek acceptance of NC birth statistics by the Census, noting only 12 states have acceptable birth records and NC could become the thirteenth. An accurate birth certificate is crucial during war, and many inquiries about age arose before NC had a birth reporting law.

James ©. Mitchell Harvey Dickens Federal Census Bureau Washington State Board of Health North Carolina United States Vital Statistics Department Union Census Bureau Enquirers

Judge Cline to retire when appointment expires

Hickory October 13 Special to The Enterprise Judge RE B Cline announced at a dinner he would not seek renomination when his current appointment expires about a year from now He is well known in the state and recently rendered important decisions in the Gaston Means case at Concord

Hickory RE. B. Cline Cline Gaston B. Means Concord

Woman Appointed Chief of Food Conservation Board

Washington announces the appointment of Mrs Isabelle Ely Lord director of the school of home economics at Pratt Institute Brooklyn as chief of the home economics board of the food conservation section.

Washington, Et Mise Isabelle Ely Lord School of Household Sciences and Arts Pratt Institute Brooklyn Home Economic Board Food Sum Servation Sect

Also Mentioned on This Page

DR. Michaelis Pan Ger Naval Copenhagen Reichstag Vorwaerts Cotton Report Earl Neville Taleigh Mars Neville Terday Ber O. W. Howard Nor County Sunday School Association Wesley Church J. H. Cassels Black Watch Regiment Tommy Japan No.Man’s Land Drummond Mer England Mueller Deesel Field Marshal Ger Dago Islands Texas Statesville Thomas P. Richardson S.C Richardson Luxburg
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