Brockett to Vote for Republican slate in November election
Robert Brockett Jr a member of the 1915 Iron High Joint assembly confirms he will vote for W P Ragan and F E Spencer in November, opposing Carter Dalton and C Jones. He cites Dalton’s petition method and treatment of local Democrats, while endorsing Major Sinclair and the rest of the Democratic ticket except Dalton. Weather note follows.
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Election Returns Party at The Enterprise Office
The Enterprise plans a post election returns party for hundreds of friends. Returns from across the United States will be posted at the office via Associated Press wire, with full Guilford county results hoped for though often delayed. Bulletins will be displayed as they arrive to show the wind of the vote.
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Bird S Coler Granted Right To Vote From Old Brooklyn Home
Bird S. Coler former Brooklyn official is allowed to vote from 170 New York Avenue Brooklyn though no building stands there a new apartment house is underway Justice Manning ruled he resides there and intends to return when the project finishes The Sun editorial mocks the ruling and Coler’s residence claim.
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Southeast forecasts with warm start then one cold spell
Fair weather and moderate temperatures are forecast for the southeastern states at the start of the week, with a turning colder by Thursday. The South Atlantic states may see general rains on Thursday as a cold front moves in.
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New Mortgage for Southern Railway Aims at Exchange
The railroad proposes a new development and general mortgage to exchange up outstanding bonds and retire prior issues. It would secure an issue of gold bonds and replace existing development and general mortgages upon cancellation. No new bonds beyond authorized first mortgage refinancing would be issued. The plan preserves rights to refund and acquire lines, with bonds pledged to the treasury. The article also notes Kennedy becoming a young bank president amid a Boston ceremony.
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North Carolina's land bank location debated at Raleigh hearing
A. E. Tate of this city believes a North Carolina establishment would favor Raleigh as the bank’s central seat if neighboring states are included. Virginia lawmakers urged NC as a location to serve Virginia, while southern states could diminish Raleigh or Charlotte chances. The final decision was postponed to December.
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Teutons Press Front Against Rumanians Amid Frontline Advances
Reports from European theaters indicate continued Teutonic pressure on Romania with Field Marshal von Mackensen and General Falkenhayn claiming new successes. Bulgarians seize Hirsova on the Danube while Austro German units push toward the Romanian frontier. Russians reportedly weaken on the Moldavian border as Austro German forces attack near the Vokovina line. French claim progress near Verdun and Douaumont, while Berlin says Douaumont and Somme actions were repulsed.
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Wilson Day Speeches Highlight Suffrage and Justice
President Wilson, at Shadow Lawn on Woodrow Wilson Day, urged cooperation and outlined a legislative program. He promoted woman’s suffrage, called for reforms to align law with sentiment, and spoke of creating courts of justice and establishing permanent peace to guide future policy.
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Bomb kills engineer of Emperor William's train in Paris raid
Paris reports that a bomb dropped by Entente aviators killed the engineer driving the train of Emperor William of Germany. Information came to Zurich, Switzerland, confirming the strike details.
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Farmers addressed by the Republican nominee on peace
Newark reports Charles F Hughes told farmers on October 1 28 that America cannot have peace or security without defending its known rights of citizens on land and sea. He said opponents claimed the constitution would follow citizens worldwide to protect lives and property, but the opposition has not delivered.
Winter Quarters Planned for Border Troops
More than a million dollars has been allocated by the War Department to provide winter quarters for troops on the border with Mexico. Southern Department headquarters was informed and ordered to commence work immediately. Cantonments will be built for regular army border duty units and provisions made for framing and flooring the tents of National Guard troops.
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Farmers Back Tobacco Warehouse Plan In High Point
Guilford county growers of bright leaf tobacco endorse erection of a local warehouse in High Point to provide a closer market, reducing trips to Greensboro Winston-Salem and Danville. Signatories include Wallace Cox and many Cox family members along with other local farmers.
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Southern football elevens face heavy schedule today
Athuita Oct 28 southern teams enter the heaviest stretch of the season with six championship-caliber games on the slate. Key matchups include Georgia Navy at Annapolis, Vanderbilt Virginia in Nashville, and North Carolina teams meeting across multiple venues.
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