McGraw Case to Go Before National League Board
New York October 26 The McGraw case will be handled by the National League board when it meets in December. President Tener says no investigation will occur before then while Hempstead of the Giants asserts the incident is closed and no further conference is planned.
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Board of
John K. Tener
National League
Tener
Hempstead
New York
Giants
John J. McGraw
Hempsteads
Vener
Metran
Brooklyn
Persident Hempstead
McGraw
China Needs and Shortcomings Vibrantly Described
Edward L. Bliss of Shaowu outlines China’s vast underused land that could support churches schools and hospitals if developed with modern methods He notes Shaowu hospitals serve 40000 annually but need more physicians better food and hygiene The Shaowu Christians are influential yet the majority are farmers with declining tea trade wealth and a ten cent daily wage makes family support and church contributions hard The speaker argues for developing local resources to avoid perpetual aid and promote self sufficiency.
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Toledo
China
Edward L. Bliss
Shaowu
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Shao Wu
Air. Ives
Indra
Ceylon
Enogh
Court case reveals alleged favors to death row inmate
Michael A. Rofrano defense witness Montimagno denies being coached and insists drugs dulled his terror while admitting he shot Gaimari under threat. Counsel Littleton accuses district attorney associates of aiding a political conspiracy to use perjured testimony. Montimagno recalls threats of death if he did not act. The retrial follows juror withdrawals as testimonies unfold in New York.
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Michael Gaimari
Gaetano Montimagno
Rofrano
Gaimari
Sing Sing
Littleton
Brooklyn
Montimagon
Ilness
Montimagno
Ile
Gaimar
City of High Point General Fund September 1916 Receipts
Cash on hand September 1 1916 was 639 18 dollars. The document records receipts and disbursements for the month of September 1916 for the general fund of High Point North Carolina.
City Ledger Entries Show Bond Election and School Loans
A historical City of High Point ledger lists receipts and expenditures for bond election costs, sewer and water projects, payrolls, and city services. Items include registrar expenses, fuel and oil, salary payments for police and fire departments, street dept costs, and balance on hand of $8,042.81 as of October 1, 1916.
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L. J. Ingram
J. L. Sechrest
Vieck Sans
W. F. Brown
J. F. Hoffman
Raleigh News and Observer
the Texas Company
Bank of Commerce
High Point Perpetual B. & L. Asso
John R. Cook
D. A. Stanton
Frank Jackson
High Point City Schools
High Point Enterprise
Water and Light Department
R. A. Ramsey
J. W. Sechrest
A. E. Taplin
Anderson & Christie
Associated Charities
David Yow
J. J. Farris
P. M
Townsend Scott & Sons
High Point City
Mechanics & Metals Nat
J. J. Farriss
North Carolina Public Service Co
Robert Brockett, Jr
S. O. Schaub
Roberson
Barshart &Smith
Carter Dalton
W. H. Welch
J. O. Wood
J. M. Evans
J. L. Snyder
Rana
C. S. Carroll
John Roach
SRM
John Martin
H. M. Sechrest
White Cemetery
John L. Michael
Colored Cemetery
W. C. York
Water and Light Dept
Geo. Matthews
Piedmont B. & L. Asso
WTEC
Ee Bank of Commerce
Roll Street Dept
Frank Gurley
Hanover National Bank
Arthur Lyon
T. W. Albertson
Prof
Atty
C. L. Gray
Paktea Nlary
RN Bae
Henry Slack
H. W. McCain
Salary Stamey Printing Co
Farriss Publishing Co
J. W. Lineback
R. B. Terry
I. Mungo
TNO
A. Ramsey
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co
Ragan & Tomlinson
Pomona Terra-Cotta Co
Odell Hardware Co
Arctic Ice & Coal Co
J. E. Crayton & Co
Beeson Hardware Co
Sheloff Hardware Co
Ere Stationery
W. P. Pickett
A. E. Alexander
C. D. Smith
Disbursements September 1916 Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Monthly payrolls and expenses for September 1916 include pay rolls for CEI TMI and PUREE OU, freight on desks, enrollment cards, painting labor, janitorial services, salary for W H Thurber, grate bar purchase, loan and other items. Several local vendors and services are listed, with balance on hand October 1, 1916 totaling 1656.35 dollars.
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Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Sormey
Bowie Kim Oe
S. O. Schaub
Southern Desk Co
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Mellichampe Co
J. E. Milliken
Wesley Ingram
George Robinson
Seppean
Ketee
W. H. Thurber
MNE Cn
Xeon Lg
Hte Commercial National Bank
Elm Street
City of
High Point
N. C
Mechanics & Metals Natl. Bank
Ns Cig Sae
AGRA
Robert Brockett, Jr
O. Schaub
W. M. Marr
Becnteatset
Postal Tel. & Cable Co
North Carolina Public Service Co
Siu Ioat
J. C. Hall
V. L. Hunt
Nellie Dundas
Ns Sl
Western Union Tel. Co
W.W. Idol & Co
Lye
War threatens to turn into struggle between mere boys
London dispatch notes that the war may shift to a fight with younger troops as Haig reportedly favors 18 to 25 year olds. Older soldiers are said to be better suited for support roles behind the front, with 17 year olds eyed for potential service next year. English drafts already target those born in 1899.
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Associated Press
London
Douglas Haig
England
Couple Bales of Cotton Bring Neat Sum at Wadesboro
Wadesboro on October 25 reported a record proceeds per bale for cotton marketed here as two bales sold this morning yielded $322.58 in lint and seed. Seller identified as T. L. Kelly.
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Wadesboro
T. L. Kelly
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