High Point Couple Benefited by Tanlac in Health Revival
A High Point man Samuel Fought, who served under General Stonewall Jackson and General Lee, credits Tanlac with restoring his ability to work after severe rheumatism and stomach troubles. His daughter says four bottles enabled a return to work at 73, and his wife also reports relief from rheumatism neuralgia and catarrh. Hart Drug Store markets Tanlac locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Samuel
Tarlac
J. B. Latfoen
Tanlac
Taniac
Hart Drug Store
High Point
Roosevelt Speaks in Lewiston for Hughes Campaign
Theodore Roosevelt addressed a Lewiston audience in support of Charles E. Hughes, attacking Wilson administration policy and advocating American citizenship without dual allegiance. He condemned U S actions in Mexico and criticized the Vera Cruz engagement as an ignoble and failed war.
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Lewiston
Maine
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughes
Republian
Boston
New York
Wilson
McKinley
Spain
Mexico
Norfolk
New
York City
Roosevelt
Vera Cruz
Hughes Starts East Again After Vacation
Estes Park Colorado report says Charles E d Wishes and his campaign party resume travel after a week away. They plan stops in Topeka and Kansas City to deliver two glass tops of his campaign tour.
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Hughes
Estes Park
Colo
Charles E. d
Topeka
Kansas City
Jones praises Matamuskeet area as a future garden spot
Commissioner W. C. Jones returns from Mattamuskeet lake tour with capitalists to inspect drainage work. He calls Hyde county the garden spot of the world and notes the large drainage project near completion. D. N. Graves plans sale of land as New Holland Farms literature promotes vast farming prospects.
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Hyde County
South
D. N. Graves
Boston
New Holland
Mr. Jones
Raleigh
Jones
Tom Warren
Warren
High Point
Bickett
Morrison
Democratic County Headquarters Opens in Greensboro
Chairman C. A. Hines has opened the Democratic headquarters in the Wright building on North Elm Street opposite the courthouse. He reports county registration shows 4,746 voters with 4,510 Democrats, 2,708 Republicans, 548 doubtful, and 980 unknown. Democrats expect a county majority of at least 1,500. Plans include a First Voters club for young men and a Wilson and Bickett club, plus a High Point get-together dinner to kick off the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hines
Gailord Democratic
Wright
North Elm Street
Court House
Greensboro
Hines
High Point
Wilson and Bickett
Portly Chicago golfers caddy for their caddies today
Chicago and surrounding courses were caddyless as the Exmoor country club hosted a caddy tournament. Five representatives from each club competed, with two classes amateur under 16 and over 16 classified as professionals. Caddies served as players while club members caddied for them.
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Chicago
Exmoor Country Club
Chicago District Golf Association
Hermans Announces Senate Bid as Republican
Roanoke Virginia September 1 Charles A Hermans of Danville Va a noted insurgent Democrat declares candidacy for the United States Senate to succeed Claude A Swanson the decision awaits action by the Republican state executive committee meeting here early next week
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Roanoke
Charles A. Hermans
Danville
United States Senate
Claude A. Swanson
Republican State Executive Committee
Food prices jump in capital city as embargo hits freight
Washington reports widespread price increases as freight and express embargoes spread. Potatoes rise from 2.25 to 4 4.50 per barrel amid shortages, while poultry jumps to 25 26 cents a pound. Railroads steamship lines and express firms impose bans on perishables and delays.
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Steamship
Old Dominion Steamship
Com
Washington
North
Merchants and Miners Steamship Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Express Company
Adams Express Company
Southern Railway
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
G. W. Taylor
Southern
Santa Fe Lifts Embargo on Perishables
Santa Fe Railroad lifted its embargo on perishables and will accept prepaid freight at owner’s risk. Livestock shipments are excepted. The announcement came from the railroad’s general offices in Topeka Kansas on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
The
Santa Fe
Editor Refutes Report After Desk Visit
The Wilmington Dispatch editor says a desk visit confirms the figures cited are not accurate and attributes the error to earlier reporting. He states the paper has corrected the record and will publish a clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Dispatch
Elie
Abbott's Creek People Taking the Pasteur Care
Dr T M Stanton has heard nothing from Raleigh on the brain examination of Will Tise who died early Sunday from rabies. Doctors believe rabies, and the brain was sent to Raleigh for testing. Several others bitten by the same dog began Pasteur treatment, about 12 to 14 receiving it early this week.
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T. M. Stanton
Raleigh
Will Tise
Abbott's Creek
Tise
Citizens of Winston Salem Hold Mass Meeting
Citizens gathered at the courthouse in Winston Salem and drafted a resolution urging railway unions and officials to back the President’s efforts to avert the upcoming nationwide strike slated for September 4, 1916. The meeting featured G W Maslin, W B Taylor, Judge E B Jones, J F Morris, and J A Bolick among others stressing the national risk and urging Congress to pursue fair legislation.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Washington
Amd
United States
Congress
G. W. Maslin
Merchants’ National Bank
W. B. Taylor
E. B. Jones
J. F. Morris
J. A
Government ownership of pulp and paper mill proposed
Representative Lavener of Illinois introduces a bill to create a government owned pulp and paper mill for the government printing office. The plan requests 1 million dollars for construction and operation and aims to produce 50 tons of paper per day, arguing private manufacturers overprice paper.
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Washington
Representative Lavener
Illinois
Lavener
United States
Greek Lighthouses Extinguished by Greek Government
Athens reports the Greek government has extinguished three principal lighthouses Paros Seopelos and Othonais due to lack of petroleum. Officials warn shipmasters that regular operation of remaining lighthouses cannot be assured.
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Athens
Paros
Seopelos
Othonais
Ahs
Naval inspector to assess wreck of armored Memphis
Inspector William G. Dubose, on duty at Norfolk, has been ordered to San Domingo to inspect the wreck of the armored cruiser Memphis and report on the feasibility of refloating her. A bluejacket from the gig in the rain named William North is listed in Charleston.
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Memphis
Washington
William G. Dubose
Norfolk
San Domingo
William
North Long Street
Charlot
Judge Denies Strike Injunction in Railway Conductors Case
Cheyenne Wyoming September 1 Judge Amer of the U S district court for Wyoming denied a petition by Gorge W Argue a conductor for an order restraining five divisions of the Order of Railway Conductors including the Union Pacific from issuing and enforcing a strike order The ruling prevents a planned strike by these railroad workers blocks their action at the five divisions involved
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Cheyenne
Amer
United States District Court For Wyoming
Gorge W. Argue
Union Pacific Railroad
Gas cut off for all commercial users by Lone Star Gas
Dallas Texas September 1 All commercial users of gas were cut off today by the Lone Star Gas company. Producers had warned the public several weeks earlier that this step would be taken to conserve the dwindling natural gas supply for domestic purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Lone Star Gas Company
Falling Off in Immigration
Amsterdam reports from the emigration commission show Rotterdam sent 6,178 people to North America in the past year, a drop from 82,470 in 1913. The figures reflect a continuing decline in outward migration and impact on local population movements.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Emigration Commission
Rotterdam
America
ATTRACTIVE EASTERN EXCURSION BY SOUTHERN RAILWAYS
The Southern Railways announce special excursions to Atlantic City Baltimore Washington and other cities with listed round trip fares from multiple North Carolina stations. Tickets are valid for 15 days and must be used within that window. Departure times from Greensboro and other hubs are shown with varying city-specific prices.
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Southern Railways
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Washington
Charlotte
Concord
Salisbury
High Point
Atlan- Baltitic City
Greensboro
Wash- Nor- Rich- Charlotte
Gastonia
Shelby
Wintson
Hickory
Special Train Service To Atlantic City With Sleeping Cars
The special train will carry Pioco Sleeping cars to Atlantic City Batch Washington Richmond and Norfolk with excellent coach service. This offers a mid summer vacation at nominal expense. For details and sleeping car reservations contact Southern Railway agent or R H Webbutts division passenger agent Charlotte NC.
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Pioco
Atlantic City
Washington Hichmond
Norfolk
Soutern
R. H. WeButts
Charlotte
N. C
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High Point Couple
A. W. Samuel
Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
Eral
Hobcott E. Lee
W. C. Jones
Mattamuskeet Lake
Sur
Democratic
Hermans
Arns
Abbott’s Creek
Pasteur
Citizens OF
Winston Salem
Lula
Ea i
Carolina
Asheber Southern
Asheboro
N. B
Sant
Informat
Ate
Carolina & Yadkin River
R. R. Co
Thomasville
Gordontown
Denton
Ewan
High Roc
A. Gordon
Ville
HighPoint
M. C
J. Elwood Cox
C. M. Hauser
V.-Pres
V.A
Wescott Roberson, Chmn
Wachovia Bank Trust Com
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