Suppression of Sinn Fein groups across Ireland reported
Reports from Belfast quote Viscount French threatening drastic measures to maintain law. Irish Sinn Fein parliament and organizations are proclaimed suppressed. Connections to European events include Allied warnings, Bolshevik dispatches, and unrest in Germany and Syria with broader postwar shaping of the region.
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Viscount French
Lord Leutenant
Ireland
Belfast
Fiities
Sinn
Arnheim
Haa
Germay
Rall Wiy
Unrecht
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Admiral Kokchak
Id Ovik
Wirelow
Moscow
Admilral Kolchak
Aktuliskurth
Karl Renner
Mithan
St. Germain
Jane
Minune
Hatntinnige
Nation Assembly
Cerwin Gatholles
Havana
Wileh
Syria
Dymanuus
Howell
Madeen
Hanting
Germany
Heralds Review of North Carolina Capitol Events
The Herald presents a review summarizing important state events at Raleigh and across North Carolina. It notes legislative actions, political developments, and notable activities affecting government, economy, and public life for readers.
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Herald’s Review of
North Carolina
Capitol
Herald
Railroads Are of Most Importance Says Governor
Governor Bickett emphasizes railroads as vital to state progress urging investment and policy support to improve lines and speeds. He argues a strong rail network boosts commerce, defense, and regional development across municipalities.
Senate talks railroads and public utility control
State lawmakers debate the role of government in railroads and public utilities as a potential strike and wartime logistics issue looms. Discussion touches on transferring vehicles to state control and preserving war history in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Lessoy Tx
North Cyrstina
Department of War
Iittories Commission
General Assemble
Record of North Carolina Bank Deposits Surges During War Years
North Carolina banks reported unprecedented deposits from 1917 to 1919, with current and savings accounts rising sharply. The Fifth Federal Reserve District notes nationwide growth in savings and waving deposits, totaling over 14.7 million dollars in the state and highlighting 497 banks in operation.
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North Carolina
Liberty Bunda
North Carolin Banks
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
Iks
Fifth Federal Rescue
United States
Insurance License Revoked for New York Firm in North Carolina
The Glone and Rut gore Wire Insurances Company of New York had its license revoked by the insurance commissioner Daniel R. Young after a hearing. The licenses of some ninety year representatives in North Carolina were cancelled, eliminating the firm from writing fire insurance in the state. The action follows a dispute over policies that varied from the standard North Carolina fire policy. An Attorney General opinion states the Governor has no power to initiate such investigations or to create machinery for investments in North Carolina.
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Liver
Missouri
Wilson
St Paul
Minn
Wests
Biewort
America
Nias
Mercier
Helwiuiy
New York City
Uringlie
Melgium
Acrenicun
Eynipilly
Reiny
Delta
Gwhitle
Yauid Reibure
Ning Nirvindts
Ning Nirvindts Ue
Uhitty
Curvdeh
Maan
Binnie
Howton Terre
Atlanta
TNO Senate
Albi Mab
Winnow
Welch
Nivnionill
Neago Guodieiet
Dloctiing
Shen
Ny & Vy
Muer
Standard Star Car Company
Tie Potion
Macauntiel
Wilia Machine Gun Company
O Foree
Knox County
Tennessun
Tts
Peleus
Mary
Giatady
Maye
Souily Lyte
Boston
Moss
Seollay Square
Admirel Nodman
Magship
New Mexico
San Franscisco
Victoria
B.C
San Antonio
Tex
Preas
Globe and Rutgers Insurance Comming
Henry P. Lane
Insuranee Company
Paul W. Schenck
Greenshore
Glone and Rutgore Wire Insurances Company
New York
Mildstoner
Daniel R. Young
North Carolina
JS Maemning
Charlotte
Water systems on farms show low installation costs
Engineering specialist Mr WR Re hoy demonstrates home pumped hydraulic ram water systems on farms with minimal exterior work. Installation costs cited around 45 to 525 dollars. Separate items note a six day campaign to boost American Legion membership in North Carolina and a ROTC drill at North Carolina State College led by Major Harvey and Captain Rodnby with War Department sergeants assisting.
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WR Rehoy
Servier
Vie Pi Nient
Te American Legion
North Carolina
Court
Coust
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps of
North Carolina State
Charles N. Harvey
Efile
George B. Rodnby
National Army
17Th Cavalry
War Department
State College
Shipman Takes Charge Of North Carolina Employment Service
The commissioner of Tab or and printing has returned from Washington after conferring with federal employment leaders. Mr Shipman begins a year long assignment directing the state's employment service and will reorganize it with a free hand. He plans to move state offices to the state building soon.
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Shipman
Tabor
Washington
North Carolina
Diphtheria Warning From Charlotte Health Officer
Four types of diphtheria cases have appeared since September 1 prompting Dr. G Hudson to urge strict precautions. He notes early detection and prompt reporting to physicians can curb spread, with the disease showing four forms from skin sores to windpipe onset.
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Charlotte
G. Hudson
Ry Cane
Hudson
Automobile Collision Kills Two Injures Three Others
A street crash involving Wikodh Fi resulted in two deaths and three injuries. Emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators began examining the cause. Local authorities did not release names pending notification.
Newspaper Men among Wilson party killed in Columbia highway crash
The Wilson presidential party returning to Portland and two other editors were killed in an autos crash on the Columbia highway. Injured include Robert T. Squall of the Philadelphia Public Ledger and Stanley Raynolds of the Baltimore Sun.
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Portland
Hen Allen
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wilson
James A. Patterson
Ore
Columbia Highway
Robert T. Squall
Philadelphia Publo Ledger
Stanley Raynolds
Baltimore Sun
Stall
Serine Raynoldé
Wilton
Patterson
Hine
Tim
Arthur D. Salivan
Oregon
Snail
Stamil
Suathers
Corpus Christi Appeals for Aid as Flood Strikes Gulf City
The city of Corpus Christi appeals for help after floodwater and storm damage. Authorities estimate up to 25% of the population affected with 4,000 homeless and $8.1 million in property damage. A relief train from San Antonio with tents blankets medical supplies and food is ordered to aid the city.
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Nutley
Tex
Fe Gulf
Gulf
Corpus
United States Army
San Antonio
Corpax Christi
Force at Fiume Now Numbers Twenty-Five Thousand
Paris reports that about 25 000 soldiers are in Fiume with 26 000 rain troota and other troops on site. The Thruit and Frenel tout have left the city lowering their flags as d Annunzio’s quest loses ground. Reinforcements are said to come from deserters from the rrne, fueling fears the Sit government may fall amid denunciations.
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Fiume
Paris
Hora
Tha Thruit
Frenel
d'Annuneio
Rrne
Sit
d'Annunzio
Non Partisan League Leaders Convicted in Jackson County Jail
Townley and Gilbert, high officials in the National Nonpartisan League, were sentenced by Judge B C Down to three months in Jackson County Jail for conspiring to teach disloyalty. The defendants, A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert, were convicted on July 12.
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Jackson
A. C. Townley
National Non Parthsan Jeanne
Joseph Gilert
Jackson County
B.C Down
Townlay
Gilbert
McCumber Minority Report on Treaty 18 Rejections
Washington report describes Senator McCumber Republican North Dakota urging rejection of all amendments to the German peace treaty and modifications to reservations. He abstained from the party majority report and aligned with Democrats on several amendments and reservations.
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McCumber
Washington
Senate
Ikota
Republica
President Wilson and Wife Do Portland Visit Report
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson arrived in Portland with Tear Admiral Gra son and Secretary Tamulty. The party planned an auto trip along the Columbia highway to Crown Point and back via Gresham to open Multnomah county fair and manufac turers and land products show.
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Portland
Ore
Avian
Wilson
Grason
Tamulty
Columbia Highway
Crown Point
Gresham
Gompers Calls Meeting of Affiliated Labor Groups
Cleveland learns that Samuel Gompers has called a meeting of twenty four AFL affiliated organizations for September 20 in Pittsburg. They will consider his recommendation to postpone the steel strike until after the Washington industrial conference.
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Cleveland
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburg
Gompery
Washington
Alveston Weathered Storm With Little Loss
A storm swept Alveston again but settled with minimal damage and no reported casualties. Residents remained cautious as winds eased and safety measures stayed in place.
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Alveston
Galveston Weathered Tropical Storm With Light Wind
The tropical storm struck Galveston causing seawater flooding in the business district and north island areas. Huge waves broke on the seawall but caused no material wind damage. The Bay Ridge causeway railroad bridge and two thousand feet of track were washed out cutting mainland access. Residents remained calm as midnight brought light wind and no rain while streets emptied.
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Galveston
Tex
Uide
Bisinous
Compensation Under War Risk Act Doubled for Disabled Veterans
Washington advances through a unanimous vote to double monthly War Risk Act payments to disabled soldiers sailors and families. Changes set single men at 49 dollars, a son with wife or child at 90, a man with wife and one child at 145, and a man with wife and two or more children at 100, expanding eligibility and amounts.
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Washington
Tony Pouniry
Food Control Act Passes With Penalty Clause
Washington The food control act passed by the Senate includes penalties of a 6000 dollar fine and up to two years imprisonment for profiteering. The bill, urged by President Wilson and Attorney General Palmer, targets hoarding destroying or monopolizing food and other necessities and extends to fertilizers and agricultural machinery.
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Wilson
Palmer
Women of the South Led in Red Cross Work
Washington women in Red Cross work produced nearly 104000 snoevlters rolls of bandages and other relief articles for soldiers sailors and refugees during the war. Southern women contributed about 28 percent of the total national value.
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RED Cross
Washington
South
American Red Cross
National
Woemen
Indian Subscribes $200,000 to Baptist Fund
Nashville wires Bonthit headquarters that Jackson Harytt of Henrietta Oklahoma full blood Creek Indian subscribes $200,000 to the $75,000,000 fund. Dr Wiley of Oklahoma reports the donation.
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Nashville
Wiley
Oklahoma
Jackson Harytt
Henrietta
Okla
Strike Deferred to Washington Conference
New York reports that United States Steel Corporation strikes for September 2 will be postponed until after the Industrial conference in Washington, called for October by President Wilson. Information came from Sam Gompers headquarters via a member of the labor leader’s party.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Washington
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Steamer Barnstable Sinks Off Georgia Coast
The steamer Barnstable sailing from Savannah to Havana foundered in rough northeast seas off the Georgia coast. Twelve crew members are missing including Captain Moor, while fifteen survived a late night ordeal and were rescued at St Catherine Island before being landed at Isle of Hope near Savannah.
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Savannah
Que
Havanna
Georgia
Captain Moor
St. Cathering Island
Isle of Hope
Mooney Case Sparks Northwest Labor Strike Fears
Seattle representatives of the Washington State Federation of Labor warned President Wilson of continuing labor unrest in the Pacific Northwest. They said a nationwide strike in sympathy with Thomas J. Mooney, who sought clemency for 1916 San Francisco bomb outrages, could be hard to prevent.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington State Federation of Labor
Wilson
Pacific Northwest
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
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