Newspaper Men to Hold an Institute at UNC
Chapel Hill reports a winter institute for North Carolina newspaper men to be held December 7 8 at the University of North Carolina. Speakers include Talcott Williams former Philadelphia Press editor and Don C Seitz New York World business manager. university hosts guests, with William H Taft to speak. Two student political clubs form Wilson Pickett and Hughes Linney Grissom. University magazine 1916 1917 edits by J A Capps includes stories and essays.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Talcott Williams
Philadelphia Press
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Don C. Seitz
New York World
United States
William H. Txit
Carolina
The
State University
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Indiana
Texas
Washington
Wilson-Pickett
Hughes-Linney-Grissom
Frank Hackler
Wilson-Bickett Club
C. K. Hughes
Tucker Day
Hughes-Linney Club
J. Parker
Democratic Club
W. S. Bryant
William Grissom
University
J. A. Capps
Alfred Linadu
Albert Ooettinger
Albert Coates
Frank Clarvoe
Marion Fowler
William Steele
James Whitcomb Riley
W. H. Stephenson
H. B. Mock
H. G. Baily
Army Chaplains Lead Cinema Shows at Camp Dublan Mexico
Field Headquarters of the American Punitive Expedition reports chaplains accompanying troops have built the first electric plant within 125 miles of the posting to light reading rooms and a cinema. Chaplains Moose Randolph and Scott run shows, censor mail, issue money orders, and fund gym events. Nightly crowds reach 3000 with officers and enlisted men packed into a tent theater. Shows begin at 7:30 and run 90 minutes to keep soldiers in their tents before taps. October 26-27 Broadway program noted.
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Chihuahua
J. M. Moose
Seventh Cavalry
Express Company
EL Paso
J. A. Randolph
Second Engineers
el Valle
O. J. N. Scott
Tenth Cavalry
Young Men's Christian Association
Red Cross
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Camp Dublan
Moose
24Th Infantry
10Th Cavalry
Norwegian interests to be handled in New York
Mercantile ties between Norway and the United States prompt creation of a Norwegian American Clearing Bank in New York with a 2.5 million dollar capital. Leading Norwegian banks join to handle money transactions and related interests from Christiania.
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New York
Christiania
Norway
United States
Struggling to get rich quick fuels a divide
The era’s view contrasts those who chase fast wealth with those who rely on steady work. Some men gain riches by talent, others stay poor despite effort, revealing unequal paths to prosperity.
Had Bilious Attacks Relief Report for Boy
Mrs. Thomas Campbell of Kirkville New York states her nineteen year old son suffered frequent bilious attacks. Her husband bought Chamberlain's Tablets and began giving them to him. He improved quickly, began to eat heartily, and gained strength. Obtainsable everywhere.
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Thomas Campbell
Kirkville
Spontaneous Comedy and Daring Cinema Reel
A lively review praises a film packed with action including a hero leaping from a plane onto a speeding train and brawling with a lawyer and his operatives. The plot ends with the hero marrying the employer’s daughter amid a fanfare that mocks social proprieties and sparks mixed reactions among audiences.
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Aero Squadron
Casas Grandes
Scarlet fever warned as highly dangerous across state
Raleigh reports show scarlet fever in severe form forces school suspensions and recalls high fatality rates in 1915.Experts warn even mild cases risk serious complications such as nephritis deafness heart disease and kidney damage, with transmission from mild or asymptomatic patients.
Where Are My Children at Broadway
Universal releases Where Are My Children by Lucy Payton and Franklin Hall. The drama centers on birth control tied to a high profile Margaret Sanger trial and faces National Board of Review rejection. Backed by Rabbi Jacob Kohn and others, it aims to educate though deemed for adults only. The plot follows a doctor tried for circulating a birth control book and then portrays illegitimate operations and widowhood.
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Universal Company
Lucy Payton
Franklin Hall
Margaret Sanger
National Board of Review
Jacob Kohn
W. E. Cashin
Charles W. Parkhurst
John Hughes
Tryone Power
Sale of Land in Bankruptcy Court Near High Point
In the Western District of North Carolina the trustee RE. H. C. Field will sell eighteen parcels totaling about 90 acres near High Point. Bids require 10 percent cash, one fourth cash at confirmation, with three installment payments and 6 percent interest. alternative 2 percent discount for full payment at sale. Auction handled by American Realty and Auction Co. on November 2, 1916.
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KE. H. C. Field
Robah W. Gray
G. S. Ferguson, Jr
RE. H. C. Field
R. W. Gray
High Point
FE. A. Bencini
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
J. N. Campbell
Register of Deeds
L. D. Miller
J. R. Ridge
American Realty and Auction Company
Penny Brothers
Thomas Brothers
FE. H. . Field
Finder of Hackenschmidt Is Killed
Count Ribeaupierre, noted Russian sportsman who introduced George Hackenschmidt, the Russian son, is reported to have lost his life.
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Hackenschmidt
Count Ribeaupierre
George Hackenschmidt
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