MUNGO GAVE WRONG NAME TO REPORTER
Desk Sergeant Mun go at police headquarters admitted fabricating names of city court defendants to protect violators. The Enterprise learned John Cox was fined 10 dollars and costs for drunkenness, while Carl Maynard, not Mann, was fined five dollars and 50 dollars for DUI and disorderly conduct. J W Oakley was misnamed as J M Oakley in a prior report for drunkenness and refusing to obey an officer.
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Enterprise Today
Enterprise
John Cox
Harry” Cox
Mungo
Cox
Reporter
Carl Mann
Carl Maynard
Maynard
J. W. Oakley
J. M. Oakley
Dr Carter's K and B Tea Promoted As Family Remedy
Advertises Dr Carter's K and B Tea as a purely vegetable remedy for liver stomach and bowels plus blood purification. Claims pimples and sallow complexion improve after a few cups and that children enjoy it, noting it as a simple affordable option during high prices.
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Dr. Carter
Weather bureau hoped for in High Point city
A prominent High Point citizen urges establishing a weather observer station in the city. The idea centers on the furniture exposition building as a suitable site, with the chamber of commerce handling steps to persuade the government to set up a weather bureau there, Greensboro being the nearby reference city.
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Furniture Exposition
Greensboro
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Austria Defies Emigration Fear Amid Mass Naturalizations
Vienna reports 160000 naturalizations between November 1918 and July 1919 as residents of Bohemia Moravia with German ancestry seek Austrian citizenship. Refugees also rush to Vienna to become Austrians to avoid Czech rule or fortune confiscation.
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Vienna
Austria
Bohemia and Moravia
Forty Winters and Forties Summers Since Number 40 in Use
A historical note recalls the long use of Number 40 For The Blood. The formula, cited from the U S Dispensatory, is claimed to treat glandular disease blood poisons mercurial and lead poisoning rheumatism catarrh constipation liver and stomach ailments with sores ulcers and scrofulous swellings said to disappear under its use sold by J A Hart Drug Co.
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U. S
Magis
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Employ Men for Housework Plan Appeals Here
London reports a labor ministry appeal urging employment of men for housework to aid disabled ex service men. The program is framed as patriotic and ties to settlement plans for injured veterans.
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Labor Ministry
Connec
Tiontion
Richmond Attorney Gunning for Old HC 1
Richmond, Oct 14. Common motion the legal machinery intended wealths Attorney Wise today set in to bring down living prices in Richmond.
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Richmond
Wise
Kalil to Qualify at Walton as British Stars Falter
London Oct 14 The Walton Heath tournament saw British golf luminaries Vardon Braid and Taylor fail to reach final stages. The report notes their setback contrasted with younger players, and mentions Vardon’s light comment on the trio’s decline, saying We can't always do it.
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Kalil
Walton
London
Vardon
Braid
Taylor
Pill boxes urged to serve as chicken coops and incubators
London reports that pill boxes built during wartime fortifications remain standing and some correspondents urge converting them into chicken coops or incubators amid postwar reuse ideas.
Poincare Signs War Ending Peace Treaty For France
Paris reports President Poincare signed the document ratifying the peace treaty with Germany and related acts, aligning with final clauses of the treaty and ending the state of war.
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Porpncare
France
Paris
Journal
Oficial
Presdent Poincare
Germany
Acta
Foreign Office
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