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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1919
Page
2
For six years Corbitt Trucks from Henderson North Carolina have paired with Goodrich De Luxe Truck Tires. W S Bush general sales manager notes the tires give remarkable mileage and reduce upkeep due to extra rubber in the tire. The claim suggests tire problem solutions through their use.
Washington reports the First Division proud of its many firsts in France. The unit, formed in 1917 from regiments in the regular army, fought across multiple sectors and operations from Cantigny to Meuse Argonne. It sailed through Lorraine to the Rhine, with 36,206 replacements and 4,411 killed or died of wounds, 17,201 wounded or gassed, 152 prisoners, and 456 distinguished service crosses awarded.
The Cork Industrial Development Association plans a commission to the United States to foster Irish trade. Five Irish banks report deposits and credit totaling 96 million pounds, with total Irish bank deposits expected near 150.08 million after including major banks. Galway port revival eyed with a 2 million pound plan. seven hundred thousand from parties and government balance sought. Local authorities propose 224 housing sites over 1034 acres, 41 sites approved covering 7.89 acres for 5,586 houses, Munster leading housing activity.
Sept. 2 report notes blood costs at 25 dollars per pint and 15 dollars per half pint at Cincinnati General Hospital. Five hospital employees have signed up at these prices, with more willing to join after wartime experience in France showing transfusion value for weak patients.
Teresa Cieri, 19, confessed bigamy in Brooklyn. Judge MacMahon suspended sentence saying her sole crime was loving. She claimed to have faced forced marriage in Italy and later married Luigi Izzo after fleeing her first husband Anthony Cieri. She left court with Izzo.
Mrs Luigg Somma left her husband for Tony Miccio prompting a confrontation. Miccio shot and killed Somma in front of bystanders and police near Hamilton Avenue station. He fled, fired at officers, and was captured confessing to homicide.
Woman suffragists in New Hampshire anticipate favorable action on the Federal constitutional amendment by the State legislature when it convenes in a special session on September 9.
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