What Is Taking Place In The South
The South news notes Irish peace talks canceled after De Valera’s acceptance. Argentina-United States loan talks suspended. Zionist congress ends in Carlsbad with no HQ move. Letvia and Estonia may join UN. Cardinal Mercier denied travel to wartime congress. a fatal explosion sank ships near Liverpool with multiple deaths. Postmaster promotions cited. Supreme Court review sought over Fruit Growers’ Express contract. Southern credit improves. post office to mail periodicals. amended 1917 tax returns required for inflated values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Ineverness
Eamonn de Valera
Scotland
de Valera
Ireland
Buenos Aires
Carlsbad
Czecho-Slovakia
London
Palestine
Switzerland
League of Nations
Letvia
Esthonia
Hays
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Solicitor
Beck
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Express, Inc
Southern
Atlantic ‘Seaboard
House
South
Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Post Office Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington Cranks Up Housing and Rail Plans Amid Unrest
The article outlines a push for a bone-dry future with McAdoo linked finance and Railroad Administration actions selling $7.5 million in car trust certificates. A home-owning program for moderate means is proposed to ease unemployment and unrest, while mine and shipping investigations and camp Bragg’s permanent status are noted along with possible federal inquiries into Ku Klux Klan activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. McAdoo
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Bankers
New York
Railroad Administration
Washington
United States Railroad
United States
Shipping Board
Harding
New England
Senate
West Virginia
Z. T. Winser
Mingo
Lorgan
Mingo County
Logan County
Camp Bragg
North Carolina
Army
War Department
Thirteenth Field Artillery Brigade
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
Congress
Multiple News Briefs From Across Regions Including Knoxv ille and New York
Reports from Knoxville to New York cover a deputy sheriff’s shooting near Pineville Kentucky, the Dauntless with American bodies, Oscar E Carlson winning a national post, a kidnapping arrest in Virginia, and New Orleans federation matters. Roosevelt hospital transfer, King Alexander raid fallout, and mine disaster updates follow. Also noted are baseball league rulings, Baptist missionary arrivals, a bank shooting in Dodge Center, and Tennessee Senate candidate Noah W Cooper. Agricultural notes discuss barnyard manure and skim milk pig feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Partin
Pineville
Knoxville
Tenn
Dauntless
New York Harbor
Oscar E. Carlson
Department of Ilinois
United Span
Jsh War Veterans
Minneapolis
Henry James
Beulah James
Smithville
Margaret
Jack Woodland
Chattanooga
Campbell
N. B
New York
King Alexander
Greece
Carbondale
Martin
Southern Baseball League
Southern Association
Atlanta
Memphis
Seattle
China
Japan
Shanghai
Nashville
C. T. Rounsville
First National Bank of
Dodge Center
Minn
Sow Wheat for Pasture and Gentle Handling Tips
Sowing wheat for pasture should not occur earlier in fall than when grown for grain due to Hessian fly. Prevent sore shoulders in work horses by brushing and smoothing collars. Gentleness in the poultry yard pays as well as anything.
Four Selected for America at Conference on Armaments
Secretary Hughes leads the U S delegation to the forthcoming conference on armament limits and Far East issues. The United States will be joined by Lodge Root Underwood and others, with Britain, Japan, Holland and Belgium also represented. Talks focus on treaties, open door policy, and Manchuria while Ireland and Klan opposition headline U S domestic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marshing
Hughes
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bithu Root
Oscar W. Underwood
Hara
Baron Kato
Shidehara
Lloyd George
Andrew Bonar Law
Evans
Lord Lee of
Fareham
Admiralty
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Pacific
Far East
Holland
Belgium
China
Russia
Tokyo
Sare
Manchuria
Washington
Shantunga
Peking
Indian Chief Great Runner Rain-in-the-Face Tale
The father of Rain-in-the-Face trained him as a runner and warrior to carry messages during war. Col G O Shields asserts Rain-In-the-Face ran 300 miles in three days on snowshoes to save his life, a feat likened to Marathon to Athens in legendary scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Rabb-the- Face
Marathon
Athens
Col. G. O. Shields
Indian tribes and Rain-in-the-Face linked in colonial tale
A fragment notes a colonel recalling an Indian chief during the era before Rain-in-the-Face led a portion of the great Indian army that defeated Custer and his troopers. It mentions a lecturer and a volume on Blanket Indians of the Northwest and the number of books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Custer
Agreeable Lady Demands Return for House Help
A dialogue depicts a matronly woman insisting on repayment for a favor to a male helper while he agrees to provide meals and return visits as often as she desires. The exchange highlights social expectations surrounding domestic service and reciprocity in a colloquial Victorian tone.
Bids Submitted. Stateville Charlotte Highway Contracts Awarded
Fifty-one bids were filed in Charlotte for the Stateaville Charlotte road work. Thompson Caldwell Construction Co. won a $241,000 contract for eight miles with bridges. Wilkes Bores Construction Co. won a $87,000 contract for three and a half miles in Gaston County. Work begins immediately amid falling road costs and anticipated further price reductions on building materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Charlotte
Thompson-Caldwell Construction Co
Statesville
Gaston County
Wilkes Bores Construction Co
Page
Poor North Carolina corn crop despite national rise
North Carolina corn yields show a 12 percent drop from last month while the U.S. crop averages rise by 1 percent. Agricultural statistician Frank Parker cites that North Carolina’s crop is about 72 percent of normal, with wide regional variation from Caswell to Northampton counties. Weather and pests threaten other crops, but North Carolina reports a record bumper year for water mayflies? Noting births exceed 3,000 in six months with deaths down by over 2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Thomasville
Henderson
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Rankin
Cumming
Harding
Frank Parker
Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Bureau of Markets
Crop Easimates
Piedmont
Mr. Parker
Caswell
Vance
Davie
Northampton
F. M. Regmore
Dame
Grand Lodge Meeting Convenes in Toronto Canada
The Sovereign Grand Lodge 1. O. F. will meet in Toronto Ontario September 19 with 208 Grand Representatives from American states and Canadian provinces. North Carolina will be represented by C. O. McMichael of Winston-Salem D. H. Tillit of Andrews and C. H. Reine and John D. Berry of Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
United States
Asheville
Grand Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Dominion of Canada
North Carolina
C. O. McMichael
Winston-Salem
D. H. Tillit
Andrews
Grand Lode
C. H. Reine
John D. Berry
Raleigh
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News OF the South
Southland
Dall Eireann
Dublin
Loyd-George
Paris
Cardinal Mercier
Germany
Catholic Congress
Deutschland Birkhead
Mersey
Rpool
England
Jal Berenguer
Giralda
Sinuing
Shington
Noah W. Cooper
United States Senate
Tennessee
Executive Council
National Federation of Federal Employees
Ohio
S. Kirby
C. Fox
Jessie Gappings
Wiliam Brazel
Columbia
Georgia
Young Brazell
Henry H. Curran
Borough of
Manhattan
John F. Hylan
Christun Vo
Chile
Greenland
Lento
Leith
Hlalaw
Wash
America
Moore
Interational Court
Rhutt
Robert Lustig
Stady Une
Wilson
League of Na- Hots
Uneleicue
Saar
Danzig
International Court of Justice
Ellhi Root
John Bissett Moore
Senor Alvares
MS. Descamps
Belegium
Senor Amador
Panama
Alvarez
Copneil
League
Senor Edwards
Senor Aratayo
Bolivia
la Pax
Sinn Felers
Inverness
Sinn Fein
Harry Boland
Joseph McGrath
Ulster
Dail Elrann
Arthur Griffith
Michael Colina
Robert Burton
Great Britain
Dawes
Arunce Committee
Veterans’ Bureau
Finance Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Chicago
National Unity Council
Edward F. Dunne
Mlinois
New Hampshire
Uta
Montana
Armour, Swift, Wilson
Cudahy
Auton
San Antonio
Max+ Jeans
Pee Dee Bridge
Charles H. Mooregeld
P. St. J. Wilson
Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Commission
Pee Dee
Cameron Morrison
D. Camp
Cherokee
Otis Norman
Buncombe County
L. P. Willin
Burke County
du Pont Company
W. B Hipp
Mecklenburg County
du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
North Carolina Supreme Court
Clark
Hipp
Virginia
Hoover
Senator Simmons
Simmons
Cognac Fruit Farms Company
Hamlet
H. T. Prosser
F. A. Lewis and
C. ©. Hudswell
Highway Transportation Company
Durham
R. P. Reade
Nettle Fowler
Jones Fotter
Dallas Sharp
Dallas Love Sharp
North Carolina Library Association
Greensboro
Dr. Sharp
American Library Association
John Burroughs
Kawana
Naomi Postoffice
Avery County
Collar Clark
Postoffice Department
Blantyre
Tenth Congressional District
Weeks
Republican National
United States Treasury
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!