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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1916

Page

8

Rockwell Killed in Aerial Battle with German Aircraft

Kiffen Yates Rockwell dies in an Alsace air duel while serving in the French aero corps. Born 1892 in Morristown, raised in Asheville, he earlier earned a war cross and military medal from General Joffre after downing four German planes. His brother Paul Rockwell served as a war correspondent in Atlanta.

Asheville Kiffen Yates Rockwell J. C. Rockwell Morristown Tenn Kiffen Mr. Rockwell Whiteville N. C Lula Ayers Rockwell Paul Rockwell Agnes Rockwell Lula Rockwell Winston-Salem Keen Rockwell Europe Massingale Advertising Company Atlanta Paul France Foreign Legion Nifs

Young Rockwell Falls While Winning Glory

Paris reports Sergeant Kitten Rockwell, of Asheville and Atlanta, mortally wounded in an aerial fight over Thann while serving with the Franco American flying corps on the Verdun front. He fell in reconquered Alsace near the site where he shot down his first adversary five months ago. A few hours prior he had earned distinction in combat.

Leutenant Hartmans Weilerkopf Verdun Rockwell Foreign Legion Arras Flying Corps Paris Kitten Rockwell Asheville Atlanta Thann Cdy Alsance

Seaboard Train Crash Injures Dozens at Bowers Hill

A Seaboard Air Line passenger train No. 12 collided with a coal train at Bowers Hill near Portsmouth injuring score or more. Conductor W P Clement engineer W A Steele and fireman W Durham among the seriously hurt. Mrs Samuel Solomon and Mary Dardena among other passengers. All taken to King's Daughters hospital. officials cite switch tampering as cause. railroad detectives probing.

Norfolk Seaboard Air Line Bowers Hill Portsmouth W. P. Clement W. A. Steele William Durham Samuel Solomon Mary Dardena Negro King’s Daughters Hospital

Fourth Week of Conference in New London

New London Conn Sept 25 Mexican American joint commission enters the fourth week of talks with officials expressing satisfaction at progress. American members plan to extend inquiries into social economic and military issues in northern Mexico to ensure any border control agreement matches intended internal reforms.

New London Conn

President Wilson Defends Eight Hour Law in New Jersey Speech

In Long Branch on September 25, President Wilson opened his re election campaign with a Shadow Lawn speech defending the eight hour day and rejecting Republican criticism of his railroad settlement. He warned that labor and capital must cooperate to prevent disruptions to commerce and life, praising federal measures aiding business while stressing the need to avoid workplace hostility. He noted bipartisan support for the eight hour law and thanked business leaders and officials present, including W P Runyon, Mrs. Witton, and officials like Gregory Burleson Morgenthau Schiff.

Mr. Wilson Charles F. Hughes House of Representatives Senate Wilson America Shadow Lawn W. P. Runyon Perth Amboy N. J Covutry Witton Gregory Burleson FE. M. House Lienry Morgenthau Purkey Jacob Schiff

War May Bring Back Wayside Shrines in Britain

London reports that war may revive wayside shrines and roadside prayer as soldiers pray before them in France. Churchmen call for road shrines, noting the old Russian custom once common in England.

London France Russia

Standard Underwear Elects Its Officers

The Standand Underwear Mills of High Point elected its officers including Jarney Nearns as president and Kearns as secretary. Board of directors includes H. H. C. Kearns Jr, J. W. Harris, A. M. Rankin, and G. H. Kearns. The company plans to start work by October 1.

Standard Underwear J. W. Harris A. M. Rankin Kearns G. H. Kearns Board of Directors

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