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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1916

Page

1

German Peace Note Delivered to British and Allies

Walter Page presented the German central powers peace note to Lord Robert Cecil as Lloyd George prepared a cabinet response. Messages to Italy Belgium Serbia and others followed with neutral intermediaries used as forwarders. The note’s terms were not disclosed and Britain and the Entente prepared a joint reply after official review. Separately a Gastonia dispatch reports a car crash near Kings Mountain that killed four year old Gamewell Smith and injured others including his father Barnett Smith. Greensboro notes editorials in favor of commission form government echoing Asheville and urging adoption for Buncombe and Guilford counties perceiving efficiency and accountability in a short ballot system.

Lloyd-George England Walter Hines Pare A.J. Mattfour Robert Cecil Mr. Page Ambassador Page Lord Robert Cecil Great Britain Paris Rome Italy Belgius Portugal Netherlands Serbia Bulgaria British Foreign Office Belgium Reichstag von Bethmann-Hollweg Germany Lloyd George House of Commons Gastonia Disputch Gamewell Smith Barnett Smith Kings Mountain Smith Jason Pry York 3. C Fry Asheville Commission Buncombe Daily News Buncombe County Guilford County

Jerry O Connor Seeks A Lung In Red Cross Appeal

Ten year old Jerry O Connor of an open air school writes a rhymed plea urging Red Cross Christmas Seal donations to fund open air wheels sanatoriums and homes for tuberculosis victims. He asks readers to buy seals and bless the new year with support for healthier lungs.

Red Cross St. Louis Society For the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis Jerry O'Connor United States Jerry

Red Cross Seals Endorsement From Newton D Baker

Newton D Baker, then Cleveland mayor and future Secretary of War, supported Red Cross Christmas Seals. He sent a $1.75 check for this year and ordered 1916 seals for his children, urging community health against tuberculosis and sharing the burden.

Newton D. Baker Red Cross Cleveland League Betty Jack Porgy Baker Crawford Newton D. Aho

Federal Trade Commission Talks Newsprint Shortage Plan

Washington dispatch reports the Federal Trade Commission meeting with newspaper publishers, paper manufacturers, and jobbers to assess a 1917 newsprint shortage. Large papers consider relinquishing contract shares while plans grow for financing mills. A follow up conference is slated for next week.

Federal Trade Commission Washington Dispatch

Andrews kin to visit for holidays

Mr. W. H. Andrews of Washington and Col. W. P. Andrews of Atlanta plan to arrive Friday to spend the holidays with their mother Mrs L D Andrews. Miss Gene Ashcraft, recently teaching in Mine Stovilio's school in New York, will also arrive Friday to visit her parents Dr and Mrs J B Ashcraft.

W. H. Andrews Washington Col. W. P. Andrews Atlanta L. D. Andrews Gene Ashcraft

Verdun Front Advances and Global War Losses Report

Allied and Central Powers exchange heavy losses as French gains near Verdun push the front line, with French casualties and captured equipment rising. Berlin cites French and British totals above 3.8 million and 1.3 million respectively, while Somme and Dobruja fronts show ongoing violence and shifting positions amid naval sinkings in the Mediterranean.

House of Commons Barel Dato W Ll Humilretton Noritonat Verdun Berlin Somme Buzea von Mackensen Petrograd Filipe Chu Une Babadagh-Pecineaga Fehorna, yoda-Constanza

Children Sell Seals in Red Cross Christmas Drive

Young workers, including Mary Kendall of Grand Rapids and Ona Wendt of Lake County Oregon, led sales of Christmas Seals with hundreds of volunteers across towns. Prizes include buttons for ten seals, silver pins for one hundred, and gold pins for five hundred, under the National Modern Health Crusaders drive.

Wire Salemen Red Cross Christmag Mary Kendall Grand Rapids Mich Ona Wendt Lake County Oregon Erin Pratt New Orleans Julius Waters Lake City National Modern Health Crusaders

Wilson Contributes to Democratic National Campaign Fund

President Wilson becomes a prominent donor to the fund raised by popular subscription to cover deficits incurred by the Democratic National Committee in the recent campaign. Treasurer Wilbur W. Marsh reports Wilson’s letter forwarding a cheque for two thousand five hundred dollars, the president’s second contribution in six weeks.

Wilson Bobse Democratic National Committee Wilbur W. Marsh Woodrow Wilson

CIGANETTES AND THE GOSPRECHS CALL TO CHINA

Reverend George W Stevens, after seven years in China, urged Monroe congregants to support missions amid poverty, famine, and illiteracy. He praised Christian schooling, noted bribery and superstition, and contrasted Western influence with the Boxer era. He urged 40 helpers, appealing to young men and women to consider missions.

George W. Stevens China a+ Linge cengrer Presbyterian cPereh Ste Conroe Stevens Sehool Ching Meing United States Washington Lincoln Wilson Monro American Tobacco Co Laweet Monroe

The Glory of the World play staged by Monroe graded pupils

The Monroe Graded School Intermediate grades present The Glory of the World on Thursday December 21 at 8 PM. Father Time and Mother Earth judge what is the greatest glory of the world with contestants including the Sun Moon Stars Snow Rain Wind Aurora Borealis Rainbow Flowers Harvest Toil Liberty Fame Folly Youth Learning Charity and the Christmas Spirit. Admission proceeds aid the school and promote sober celebrations for the coming year.

Father Time Mother Earth Monroe Graded School

Water in Mourne: calls for soft drinking supply and sanitation

In a historical letter, D. Stewart urges Mourne to secure soft water through wells or distillers, highlighting the health benefits of water for digestion, blood pressure, and nervousness relief. He warns that poor drainage and sanitation threaten community health with fever and plagues in hot weather.

Monroe Eystem Mourne D. Stewart

Cooperative marketing urged for farmers and workers

An article urges pooling selling power for farmers and workers to raise profits. It cites cotton tobacco butter and vegetables and describes a neighborhood plan with a marketing agent and set commission. Begin cooperative selling now as a new year starts.

America Usure Colling

Local musicians ready to form parade band in Monroe

Nearly 750 dollars in instruments received by local musicians from the boucve beed fund. J.T. Holloway leads the effort with plans for a blue and white uniformed band called Blue Musets, aiming to perform on Sundays on the court house square if funding and regulation band clubs are secured. Fifteen players listed with cornet to bass and drummer Marvin Whithold.

Laiimeatr Miusic Uae J.T. Halloway Rob Laney Laney Pia Maree Court House Square Cure Cults Haw Monroe Beeins K James Clarence Laney George Lee J.T. Holloway Ed Lee Bob Houston Freak Griffith Mitzhenry Dillon Amos Stick Herndon Haety Curtis Lee BM Cole James Morrow Tharp Marvin Whithold

Local Western Union Man Praised for Public Service

R H Cunningham of Mokiow is lauded for patient service and public convenience. Five months of improved reception boost monthly receipts and earn praise from Southern Division General Manager J C Wharton in Richmond Virginia.

R. H. Cunningham Western Union Mokiow R. H Westerm Union Bern Cooningham Japan Tom J.C. Wharton Southern Division Richmond, Va

Local Social Notes Highlight City Visitors and School Events

The town enjoyed recent visits from Miss Virginia Lilly of Payetteville and Miss Erna Winchester, with relatives in Monroe and Hamlet. Mr and Mrs George Winchester hosted students and teachers for an evening, while Miss Vivian Winchester won a book contest. The school will suspendFolder evenings for holidays and hold Christmas activities.

Sprince Virginia Lilly Payettevie M. M. Winchester William Hartage Chattanooga Tenn Frank Krauss Erna Winchester Monroe Ruby Winchester Richard Driskill Hamlet George Winchester Lee Polk Miss Viola Miss Polk Olive Mira Ruby Winchester Grady Doster Misa Smith Vivian Winchester

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