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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
6
Berlin reports that in January Germany offered to aid Letts with troops war materiel clothing and money in exchange for allowing loyal Germans to retire there The Letts rejected the plan to avoid becoming Germanys state dependency or a channel to Russia The item also notes Venice and Bath as possible dry cities.
Reuben Vail, convicted of an assault on J. H. Patty during a labor dispute, was sentenced to 30 days on the county roads. Judge Bryson noted Vail’s lack of alignment with either side and imposed full punishment for the simple assault of egg throwing.
Vienna dispatch reports from Budapest that 80 percent of the 11,000 released from felony charges by the revolutionary government have been rearrested. Among those taken in are 22 people's commissioners 37 journalists and 200 terrorists. The first defendant claimed the act was not criminal under Bolshevist law but was found guilty.
Local scorer Ernest E. Carter names an all star lineup from Welchfield Ionia Pegram and Old Work Horse Joyner choices include L Smith at first, Morris in center, Gardin in center, and Honeycutt as catcher. A Welch field game with Gentry, Friday, and Oak Ridge plans loom ahead as well.
An article discusses medicinal claims about Number 40 for the blood by J. C. Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana and Hart Drug Company. It also reports German trade journals noting toy and porcelain exports from Thuringen decline while Germany retains influence over potash supply in the world market.
Henry J. Stimson born in New York City 52 years ago today as secretary of war in the Taft administration. HU G Wells, Kent England born 53 years ago today, a leading novelist. Clark Howell, Atlanta editor born Barnwell County South Carolina 56 years ago. Samuel Rea, head of Pennsylvania Railroad since 1913 born Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania 64 years ago.
Paris dispatch reports Private Gaston Molard condemned by court martial to ten years in prison for desertion while abroad. He had been a prisoner in Germany and asked after the armistice to stay there to work, then was arrested by Germans and handed over to French authorities.
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