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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1919
Page
4
The column compiles reader letters and opinions on topics from Cardinal Mercier to Pershing and the League of Nations. It notes building corporations forming homes for middle class families as a solution to urban congestion and urges local capitalists to invest in such schemes.
A column notes Viscount Northcliffe’s remark that King George may be Britain’s last king while Europe’s monarchies remain stable. It also recalls Bishop Garvey’s ordination jubilee, the centenary of banker Joseph Seligman, Wilson’s return journey talk, and Reno’s welcome for the Prince of Wales.
A columnist contrasts Britain's constitutional monarchy and American presidency, mocking Parliament’s power and the king’s ceremonial role. The piece notes American democracy, plans for public events in Pueblo and Salem fairs, and upcoming international gatherings. It questions executive brains and contrasts royal ritual with elected leadership.
A sweeping discussion of a steel workers strike warns of nationwide price increases and burden on consumers as the movement grows. The article places the debate in a broader context with historic anniversaries and a tribute to seafaring courage alongside the call for a major Baptist missionary fundraising drive seeking 75 million dollars to expand work across Asia Africa Latin America and Europe.
Rt Rev Eugene A Garvey, bishop of Altoona, celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination. Born in Carbondale, he served in Williamsport and Pittston before becoming bishop in 1901. His career has focused on Pennsylvania coal regions and he is highly regarded by miners and families.
Major-General Hugh L. Scott born in Danville Kentucky 65 years ago today. Prince Miguel of Braganza born in Austria 41 years ago today. Andre Tardieu born in Paris 43 years ago today. Thomas W. Sisson born in Attala County Mississippi 50 years ago today. Len Rowlands born in Milwaukee 25 years ago today.
A scented, violent smelling seaweed blooms across Mangishlak Peninsula lakes in the Caspian Sea, its strong odor drifting for miles and affecting nearby regions.
A digest of historical anniversaries dated 1820 to 1917 lists events from Joseph Rodman Drake’s death in New York to British war budget plans and Greek Crete revolt. It notes a 1910 midwest interurban collision with 42 dead and other political and military milestones across continents.
Rt Rev Joseph H Francis celebrates 20 years since consecration as Protestant Episcopal bishop of Indianapolis. Rt Rev Mathias C Lenihan marks 50 years since consecration as bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Great Falls Montana. visitors head to New Orleans for the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World victory convention. President Poincare to lay first stone at St Mihiel memorial for French and American heroes who liberated the town a year ago.
Racing continues at Aqueduct and Havre de Grace. Trotting meets in Columbus Ohio. Tennis opens New Jersey women’s championship at Orange. Field trials held by Washington State club at Mt Vernon. Boxing features Moran versus Britt in New Orleans and Malone versus Loughlin in Tulsa with Brown facing Picato in Dayton.
British lines show improved positions west of Messines and south of Ypres. General March reports 1,759,000 United States soldiers have been sent abroad.
Serbian forces push forward in Debren area while British General Allenby secures Nazareth from Turkish control. United States troops conduct two raids north east of St Mihiel in ongoing World War I operations.
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