Balloon Inventor Pastor Wins Navy Acceptance
Marblehead Mass October 22 The Rev William M Partridge former rector at St Michaels Episcopal church has a balloon design accepted by the Navy department He says he has worked over a year and half for the government and spent months in a navy yard and aviation station He notes the government is building several of his machines and calls his work war related and potentially revolutionary London October 22 A motor car delivered three cases of special tea from the British foreign office for Viscount Grey who is heading to Washington to take up the ambassador post due to tea availability issues in the United States
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Ring and Jones Sail for Raleigh
W A Ring and W C Jones left port early today aboard Ring's seagoing steamer 4d bound for Raleigh. The vessel, after days of extensive preparations including deck washes and polishing, set off to a fine start and is expected to reach the capital early this afternoon barring mishaps.
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Red Cross Drive Planned Here in High Point
Plans are made for the third Red Cross roll call set for November 2011. Local workers expect High Point to show full support for the campaign honoring Red Cross relief for soldiers and boys nationwide. C. C. Prince will advertise extensively. Southern women pledge backing, led by Mrs. W. S. Spencer of Winston-Salem. Many leaders across the country commit to a grand, liberal response. Local chapters urged to finalize organization promptly.
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State and U N C gridiron clash in North Carolina
West Raleigh Oct. 22 1919 marking the first NC State versus UNC football exhibition since 1905 on Riddick field. Both teams trained privately for a secrecy capped game expected to draw a huge home crowd with a nearly even matchup and strong line play debated by critics.
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Australian cavalrymen warn of renewed Egypt uprising
Australian cavalrymen returning from Egypt in September predict a large scale clash with British troops as Egypt seeks self-government. They claim revolutionaries are armed and hidden weapons exist outside villages, citing raids toward the Sudan. In New York a Third Avenue elevated collision killed four and wounded seven.
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