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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1919
Page
4
In High Point a common sense solution ends seven weeks of heated labor talks. Employers will reopen plants Wednesday and workers return with renewed duty and loyalty. The piece urges harmony between labor and capital to restore prewar production and regional manufacturing strength.
Central American republics mark independence anniversaries while William Taft turns 62. Wilson visits Portland to speak as Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs meet in Washington. The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite and Northern Masonic jurisdiction convene in Philadelphia. The Interstate Live-Stock Fair opens in Sioux City with regional displays. A royal etiquette note guides letters to the Prince of Wales in London. An electrical workers’ convention opens in New Orleans and a DOJ antitrust case heads to Chicago grand jury. New England attends Springfield dairy show. Rochester hosts a clothing industry council. Swiss parliament meets over Peace Treaty issues. Ottawa hosts a national conference on industrial unrest. India reports only 12 literate women per 1000 adults.
At the Quirinal palace in Rome a celebration marks the fifteenth birthday of the Prince of Piedmont, heir to King Victor Emmanuel. He is described as lively and adventurous, leading Italy’s Young Explorers and having ridden in battles on the front during the recent war, showing his father’s fearless example.
The list recalls Moses Rogers died in Cheraw in 1822 the first steam vessel cross Atlantic. Porfirio Diaz born 1836 in Oaxaca died 1926 in Paris. John Walsh appointed Toronto Archbishop 1889. Alhambra fire 1890. Dmitri Trepoff died 1966. Taft Western tour began 1911. Rheims occupied 1914.
William Howard Taft born in Cincinnati 62 years ago. John Adams Scott of Northwestern University born in Fletcher Illinois 52 years ago. Major Henry D. Hartfield, former governor of West Virginia, born Logan County 44 years ago. Frederick L. Blackmon, U S Representative from Alabama. 1915 German advance to Pinsk, 1916 British take German third line in major western front action. Ray Fisher of the Cincinnati Reds born Middlebury Vermont 32 years ago.
One year ago today German forces at Metz fired on Allied troops while the British steamship Galway Castle was sunk by a German submarine with the loss of nearly 100 women and children.
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