Hayden Clement orders reopens inquest into Mrs Maude King death
Salisbury reports Hayden Clement, solicitor, announces decision to reopen the inquest into Mrs Maude King’s death amid new evidence suggesting foul play. He plans to ask the coroner to re open the case for Monday morning September 24 at the Concord courthouse, with District Attorney Swann aiding the investigation.
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Hayden Clement
M. A. King
Associated Press
Salisbury
Maude King
Automobile Party
Concord
City to Sell Large Issue of Bonds in Sept
The Enterprise announces a noon September 25 sale of 330000 municipal bonds. Street funding totals 200000 with varied maturities 1919–1932, general funding 860000 maturing 1918–1927, street improvement 39000, and assessment 351900 due 1918–1928. Interest 5 percent, semiannual. both principal and interest payable at Hanover National Bank New York.
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Hanover National Bank
New York
Startling Letter Found in Means Apartment
A letter found among Gaston B. Means's effects, dated Asheville August 28, accuses Mrs. Wing of keeping her daughter Maude A. Wing from relatives. It mentions "Bud" and asks why direct contact with the mother is not made. The district attorney investigates authorship and ties to Mrs King's death and found the original will granting two million dollars to Mrs King.
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New York
Asheville, N. C
American aviator Meeker dies in French air crash
Paris reports Corporal Meeker an American aviator was killed Tuesday in an airplane accident caused by motor failure. He served with the Lafayette flying squadron in France and sailed from New York in May to join forces there arriving in Bordeaux on May 61.
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Paris
Meeker
The
Herald
Lafayette
France
William Henry Meeker
Harvard Crimson
New York
Bordeaux
Swedes Protest Violations of Neutrality in Aura of Controversy
In Buenos Aires on September 14 the Swedish colony denounces Washington exposure of the Aix Burg affair. The colony protests against those whose usual acts created the difficult situation and disapproves of Sweden's moves that violate the strict rules of neutrality.
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Buenos Aires
Washington
Todlay
Sweden
Health Insurance Topic at 19th AHA Convention
At Cleveland session the American Hospital Association discussed health insurance. Dr S S Goldwater of New York presented the committee report on health insurance, with remarks by G W Olson of Minneapolis and T W Duffy of Columbus. Dr Thomas Howell spoke on Workmen’s Compensation and Hospitals. Pliny O Clarke of Wheeling, WV, addressed Hospitalism Causes and Treatment.
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American Hospital Assn
Cleveland
American Hospital Association
Thomas Howell
Pliny O. Clarke
Wheeling
W. Va
Editor Ayer of Florence Dies Sudden at Home
Hartwell M. Ayer editor of the Florence Times died suddenly at his Florence home. He was 49 years old and a prominent figure in southeastern newspaper circles. He founded the Charleston South Carolina Evening Post.
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Ayer
Florence
Florence, 8. C
Hartwell M. Ayer
Charleston
Argentine Naval Attache in Berlin Recalled
Amsterdam dispatch reports Captain Celery the Argentine naval attache in Berlin has been recalled by his government. No reason given but believed tied to the Swedish affair.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Celery
Bundy Returns After Vacation Across Several Towns
Bascom Bundy of the Cannon-Fetzer company returns to the city after vacationing at Liberty Franklinville Ramseur and other points of interest He brings back a complete peck of apples from the trip.
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Bascom Bundy
Cannon-Fetzer Company
Liberty
Franklinville
Ramseur
Mr. Bundy
Germany Intrigue Expanded Through Sweden Mexico and Argentina
The state department released a document detailing Germany using Sweden's diplomatic service to transmit forbidden communications between German agents and Berlin. The probe links Mexico and Argentina to these practices, with von Eckhardt letters sent to US and Swedish envoys and no immediate government actions planned.
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Washington
Germany
Sweden
von Eckhardt
Fletche
Mexico
Morris
Stockholm
Italian Captain Leads Six Hour Flight Near Hampton
Newport News Sept 14 Captain Riznati of the Italian army at Langley field used a Caprini machine with 24 passenger capacity to fly with 10 people for six hours Wednesday at the Langley field arms aucision field near Hampton.
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Newport News
Riznati
Langley Field Arms
Auision Field
Hampton
Six Banner Bearers Arrested At White House
Six banner bearers of the Woman's party were arrested yesterday in front of the White House. They were admitted to bail for trial today. A sailor tore down a banner carried by one woman before police arrived.
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Washington
White House
Cotton opens with mixed moves in New York trading
Overnight buying orders appeared around the ring as the cotton market opened in New York. First prices were 8 points higher to 7 points lower with active months selling 17 to 20 points under yesterday.
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New York
Gala Week Promises Prizes During Four Day Event
A municipal committee appoints a new group to organize show grounds and fights for Kirmess week. A patriotic parade on September 26 to 29 features Daughters of the Confederacy Veterans scouts and fraternal orders, with floats and 1000 participants anticipated. Exhibits and prizes are announced for church building displays including domestic science, crafts, art, and farm products with entry fees and deadlines.
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South Main Street
Daughters of the Confederacy
United States
Germany
Merchants’ Association
Old Methodist Church
Washington Street
A. T. Wishart
Boy Scout Booth
J. 7 Barviss
Red Cross Booth
Julius ©. Smith
Booth
Cotton futures steady opening with mixed term prices
Cotton futures opened steady with quotations for October at 20.30 and December 2005, January 1993, March 20.01, and May 20.12. The report notes no strong directional move as traders await clearer signals.
Russia Calms After Revolt Amid Reconstruction Push
Petrograd reports a formal end to the revolt as Wormsbol t’s surrender remains unconfirmed but confidence grows. The government moves to restore economy and social life while tensions between constitutional democrats and socialists surface. Cossack defections seen with arrest of General Krymoff near Luga. railway service resumes between Luga and Petrograd.
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Isemilolf
Wwornilot
Constitutional Democrats
Korniloff
Luga
Krymoff
Petrograd
Taft to Speak at Southern Commercial Congress in NYC
Former President Taft, recuperating in Pointe-au-Pitre Canada, has accepted an invitation to deliver one of the principal addresses at the Southern Commercial Congress in New York City October 5 to 17. He will speak on October 6 at the Hotel Astor banquet for allied diplomats. Covers for 2000 guests are planned with Jusserand replying for the Allies.
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A. K K. Tate
North Carolina
Congress
Wm. H. Taft
Pointe-a-Pie
Canada
League
United States
Hotel Astor
Southern Commercial Congress
Washington
South
American Commission
Europe
J.o J. Jusserand
France
American Ship Wilmore Sunk by German Submarine
London reports the American ship Wilmore was sunk by a German submarine on September 12. All crew members were saved, with no further details available at this time.
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London
Wilmore
Swedish official aids in Swedish Argentine revelations probe
London dispatch reports A H Ewerloef of Sweden’s foreign affairs ministry has taken leave from the foreign office to assist Justice Ministry officials in the investigation of Swedish Argentine revelations.
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London
A. H. Ewerloef
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Foreign Office
Justce
Paroled German Attache Curt von Diebitsch Released
Curt von Diebitsch, once attache at the Peking German embassy, was paroled today at Fort Oglethorpe by Colonel Andrus upon request of the department of justice. The internee came from China to the United States en route home and was captured when war was declared.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cur von Diebitsch
Andrus
Fort Oglethorpe
Department of Justice
von Diebitsch
Peking
China
America
Wilmore steamer sails for France with coal and locomotives
The Wilmore a 5599 ton steamship built in 1914 at Quincy Massachusetts formerly the Atlantic sailed from Philadelphia August 29 carrying coal locomotives and crude oil for France. Owned by a coal company she was armed.
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New York
Wilmore
Quincy
Maas
Atlantic
Philadelphia
France
Five cases heard in municipal court this morning
Five cases constituted the docket in municipal court this morning. W B Speer of Winston Salem and J W Wilson were charged with speeding on Main street. T M Gaston was found guilty for leaving a horse unblocked with costs to pay. Elsie Hamlin was guilty of obtaining woods by false pretenses and fined 35 dollars plus costs. J J Mays taxed with costs in the horse case.
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Main Street
W. B. Speer
Winston-Salem
J. W. Wilson
T. M. Gaston
Elsie Hamlin
J. J. Mays
Castro Returns to New York After Brief Immigration Detention
General Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela arrived in New York aboard a steamship from Mexico. After two prior visits he had been taken to Ellis Island before landing. This time he was admitted following a short detention by an immigration officer.
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New York
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
United States
Ellis Island
Mexico
Immigration Service
General strike ends as KC packing house workers accept mediator plan
Kansas City reports that the general strike of packing house employees ended after they accepted a proposal by federal mediator Patrick C. Gijl. The agreement had been previously accepted by the workers, and the men will return to work in the morning.
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Kansas City
Patrick C. Gijl
Pokers
President demands action on soldiers and sailors bill
Washington on September 14The president will insist the soldiers and sailors insurance bill become law before Congress adjourns Plans to adjourn without action were upset by the president’s stance and the question will be raised when he returns from his trip.
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Washington
Congress
Soldiers and Sailors
Russian Front Holds Steady as Kornilov Rebellion Falters
Russian forces show fighting spirit with regained ground on the northern front and village gains as Kornilov's revolt falters. Petrograd moves to form a new cabinet while authorities report arrests among his supporters. Berlin claims a raid on the Aisne and heavy artillery activity in Flanders.
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Austro-Haliam
Cadorna
Monte San Gabriele
Aisne
Paris
Casemates
Berlin
Flanders
Four Minute War Talks Tonight In City Theaters
The first four minute talks to be given in the city this evening around 8.30 feature Thomas J. Grold at the Rose theater and L. B. Williams at the Broadway. Each speaker will outline why the United States entered the war and urge support for the nation during the conflict. The talks, limited to four minutes, will be delivered between performances.
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Thomas J. Grold
Rose Theater
L. B. Williams
Broadway
United States
Car strikes by engine bruises Thurman near Myrtle Desk
The automobile owned and driven by B. R. Thurman was badly damaged late yesterday afternoon after being struck by an engine in the yards of the Southern near the Myrtle Desk company. Thurman suffered a few skin scratches and bruises in the incident.
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B. R. Thurman
Southern
Myrtle Desk Company
Thurman
Abandon Plan to Pay Newspapers for Work
Secretary Mc Adon told the senate finance committee that the next Liberty Loan bonds issue will not use a paid newspaper advertising campaign. He said only limited advertising is possible and that just one hand could occur between now and the meat session of Congress.
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Washington
McAdon
Senate Finance Committee
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W. H. Meeker
Paris Herald
State de
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Crowson
O. A. Kirkman
C, Muse
L. Gray
A. B. Huff
Ed Egji8on
Domestic Science Booth
H. B. Hiatt
Ward P. Esherman
Art Booth
Henri Turner
Russia
Alge
Mally
Wormboil
Dered
Riga
MR. Taft
New York City
Curt von Diebitsch
Austin
Monte San Ga
Briele
W Korniloff
Bellion
Ceneral
T. J. Gold
the Rose
Broadway Theater
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