Baracas Plan City Union Meet To Boost Sunday School
About 40 Baraca class representatives from High Point met at First Presbyterian to form a city Baraca-Philathea union. They scheduled a follow up meeting for October 9 to organize, enlist young men, and expand Sunday school involvement citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baracas
Presbyterian Church
Baraca-Philathea Union
Baraca
A. M. Idol
J. Idol
Sunod
T. J. Gold
Mr.ioloubt
George T. Wood
Fred N. Tate
Barghart
W. M. Marr
Ll. A. Er
P. Brown
C. P. Coble
City
All the penni less to be admitted to hospitals
Philadelphia September 26 The American Dental association convention discusses whether laborers injured in factories or elsewhere should be admitted to dispensaries and who pays for treatment If accepted the question divides the membership Dr Winfield Smith Baltimore and other prominent doctors will speak on the issue and potential exclusions are debated
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Hiladelphia
Penn
American Hoe 1 Association
Winfield Smith
Baltimore
Chard P
Bad Summer for Children Prompts Careful Health Advice
The column warns of a surge in illness among children this summer and urges extra precautions for digestion and stomach upsets. It promotes Cathartic Tablets as a remedy and describes symptoms like indigestion headache biliousness sour stomach and bad breath.
Hughes replies to Wilson speech on Adamson law in Dayton
Charess K Hughes addressed Memorial Hall in Dayton replying to President Wilson's remarks on the Adamson law. He argued the courts decide constitutionality after action and criticized the eight hour principle as arbitral while noting prior arbitration provisions in 1913 reform bills and wage related clauses.
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Dayton
Charess K. Hugehs
Memorial Hall
Wilson
Hughes
New York
Amerie
Why Americans Are Doing So Much Relief Work
London reports H C Hoover leading relief for Belgium and a 12 year old French girl writes that American aid is a gratitude gesture for help in 1783. The letter to Hoover praises bread, rice, and relief from hunger, noting past suffering and gratitude to the American volunteers.
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London
H.C. Hoover
Commission For the Relief of
Belgium
France
America
Monsieur
Suzanne Laignel
American bankers celebrate American savings banking
Kansas City exposure marks the centennial of savings banking as 4060 American Bankers Association rankers gather for speeches. L. Robinson of Baltimore will discuss a century of savings. Graham Taylor of Chicago on social aspects. Allem of the American Institute of Banking on human nature in savings accounts.
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Kansas City
American Bankers Association
L. Robinson
Baltimore
Graham Taylor
Chicago
George E. Allem
American Institute of Banking
Victor Asner
Brooklyn
Ivin Cobb
Carter B. Keene
Postal Savings Service
William E. Knox
New York
E.G. McWilliams
Los Angeles
Harvey A. Blodgett
St. Beginn
Frederick B. Washburn
Worcester
Mass
Heflin to Speak in Greensboro Friday Night
Representative Tom Heflin of Alabama, praised by President Wilson as the best campaigner, will address a political rally at the Greensboro municipal theatre Friday night. Local Democrats will attend. reception committee includes Carter Dalton W V Jones and O E Mendenhall. Heflin supports Oscar Underwood for President.
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Tom Heflin
Alabama
Wilson
Greensboro
Carter Dalton
W. v. Jones
O. E. Mendenhall
Heflin
Oscar Underwood
Tar Heel Troops May Lose Vote in November Election
Raleigh dispatch notes North Carolina national guard heading to the Mexican border as Chief Justice Walter Clark weighs whether troops abroad can vote. He cites Civil War precedent and urges a state law to let soldiers vote by mail or at least provide a ballot option to prevent fraud and protect congressional and local contest interests.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Mexico
Walter Clark
North
Carollina
Confederate States
The
United
Solitiers
New York
Bickett
Regulation of Pulque Manufacture and Sale Announced
Mexico City reports First Chief Carranza issues a decree tightening pulque control. It doubles import taxes, requires full business records, limits factories to within forty kilometers of towns, and mandates prompt reporting of spoiled product. Maguey lands must diversify crops. violations incur fines or factory closure.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Carranza
Tom J. Gold to Speak at Proximity Rally Tonight
A large crowd from that part of the county is set to attend a Democratic rally at Proximity tonight. Speakers include R. O. Everett of Durham and Tom J. Gold of High Point. This marks Gold’s second county speech for Woodrow Wilson, the party’s district elector nominee.
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R. O. Everett
Durham
Tom J. Gold
High Point
Mr. Gold
Woodrow Wilson
Secretary Daniel names four days of big Central Carolina fair
Secretary Daniel assigns October 10 11 12 and 18 as four themed days at the Central Carolina fair near Greensboro with events named Everybodys day Automobile and Veterans day High Point day and Greensboro and School day The city bids open September 26 1916 with right to reject all bids and Dillon Thompson Clay will advise on bond validity in New York City.
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Fair Grounds
Creensboro
Piedmont
Greensboro
Cuilford
Steve C. Clark
Daniel
High Point
Theensboro
City of
Dillon, Thompson & Clay
Broadway
New York
W. P. Pickett
Belfast Shipbuilding Boom Ahead After War
Belfast sees a postwar shipbuilding expansion as Harland and Wolff lease 41 acres of land from the harbor board for 2500 pounds yearly. Workman and Clark also expand their yards. Clyde congestion prompts Belfast harbor board requests for more capacity.
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Belfast
Trekand
Harland and Wolff's
Harbor Board
Workman and Clark’s
Clyde
Street Improvements for High Point North Carolina
City invites scaled bids for street paving and related works in High Point North Carolina. Proposals due by 3 pm September 28 1916. Projects include asphalt bituminous concrete brick durax blocks granite curb vitrified brick gutters and storm drains with potential street railway reconstruction. Approximately 416000 square yards of pavement with 100000 square yards optional. Specifications available September 18 from Consulting Engineers Anderson Christif in Charlotte NC with $10 deposit. A certified 5 percent bid bond required and bids may be rejected or accepted as deemed in the citys best interest.
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High Point
N. C
Asid City
Wilson
High Point Street Improvement Bonds of 1916 Sealed
Sealed bids to purchase Fifty Thousand Five Hundred Dollars coupon bonds of the City of High Point for street extension and improvement. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, dated October 1 1916, run 30 years, payable semiannual. Principal and interest at Hanover National Bank New York or City Manager office High Point. Bids require certified check.
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High Point
North Carolina
Hanover National Bank
City of
New York
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W. T. Bost
New York Guardsmen
Garland Daniel
Olina
W. W. Pickett
Arthur Lyon
A. BE. Taplin
Englanderson & Christif, Inc. Consulting Engineers
Charlotte NC
Woods
Main Drug Co
Carolina& Yadkin River
R. R. Co
Hou
Thomasville
Gordontown
Denton
High Rock
Max Rones
D. Rones & Son
Practical Hat Makers
Joseph Dreayer
W. Broad St
Miss Clara Boyd
New York Life Insurance
F. A. Ogburn
High Point, N. G
Bank of Commerce
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HAM
Qwen- Smith, M. D
Ring Drug Co
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