Henderson and Snyder seize control of Henderson Roller Mills
Major stockholders F. G. Henderson D. B. Snyder and associates gain full control of the Henderson Roller Mills. J. E. Henderson remains president W. A. Henderson secretaryTreasurer D. B. Snyder becomes vice president Fred Huntley elected sales manager Capital stock rises from 8000 to 25000 with plans to expand output add a grits mill feed mill and new machinery to boost town commerce and advertise Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
F. G. Henderson
D. B. Snyder
Henderson-Snyder Co
Snyder- Huntley Co
Henderson Garage
Henderson Roller Mills
J. E. Henderson
W. A. Henderson
Fred Huntley
Snyder-Huntley Company
Monroe
A. A. Scales
Snyder-Huntley Co
L. H Medlin
Henderson
Messrs. J.E
Henderson-Sny"2r Company
Fitzgerald
Kezlah
Fred Huntley Co
Snyder and Henderson
Strange Stranger At Howie Mine Venture Becomes Suspicious
Mr. Tom P. Broom in Union County observed a small man with a stubbly beard loiter near the Howie mine. The stranger drew a pistol when asked to show the mine boundary and requested a trip to Monroe for $2, threatening to reveal the location to claim property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie Mine
Tom P. Broom
Mr. Broom
Monroe
Union County
War Savings Stamps urged by Union County official
Mr. R A Morrow chairman of the Union County War Savings Committee urges Americans to invest in War Savings Stamps to help the nation, soldiers, and humanity. Stamps redeemable Jan 1 1927 offer $82.40 per $100, or $4.22 for $5, with a national peace aim. Weather note: cold wave broken Washington reports rising temperatures easing eastern conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Morrow
Union County War Savings Committee
America
Europe
Brotherhood of Man
Drayman Charged With Freezing Out Ill Horse
Asheville authorities arrest Claud Dodson after neighbors find his old ill horse locked outside in freezing weather for over two hours. He allegedly asked police to shoot the animal but was refused and required to provide shelter and care. A hearing on cruelty to animals is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Claud Dodson
Clayton Street
Dodson
Reg Hero
Glenal Crowder Limits Pay of Draft Boards
Washington January 12 news recalls Pro. Yost Crowder directing movement to cap board pay. The new rule sets board remuneration at 20 cents per man finally classified, excluding clerks or examining physicians. Prior rule allowed up to 150 dollars monthly per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder
Washington
General Crowder
Wilson
Death of Marshall Hamilton at Union Grove Baptist Church
The Journal of Marshville reports the funeral of Marshall Hamilton who died Tuesday January 8 at age 62 near his Marshville home. Survived by wife Lou Carraway Hamilton and three children, he was one of nine siblings and lifelong in the area. The note also mentions local movements in town and a furniture company sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshville Purniture Co
Marshville
Marshal Hamilton
Union Grove Baptist Church
A. Marsh
J. W. Little
E. C. Snyder
Wingate
Hamilton
Lou Carraway Hamilton
Messrs
Cleveland
Ray
Lela Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
A. C. Davis
Olive Branch
Wm. Liles
Jim Hamilton
Bakers
Joe
E. Hamilton
Mesdames Mitte Dees
C. L. Howie
Mineral Springs
Marshall Moore Place
Howle
B. EB. Deweese
Polkton
Walter Sinclair
New York
M. L Sinclair
eBemer Harrell
Shelby
Marshville Furniture Co
Carolina Furniture Co
Spofford Bailey
Mt. Pleasant
Military Institute
Clingman Staten
Camp Lee
Petersburg
J. T. Williams
Charlotte
Jim McBride
Camp Jackson
Grove McBride
Jim
Etta Williams
F. C. Broadaway
War Must Go On Until President's Terms Are Accepted
Secretary of State Robert Lansing told the New York State Bar association dinner that the war will continue until President Wilson's aims are accepted by Germany. He said the United States acts as a republic to the end and that optimism in Washington remains the nation's guiding spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Lansing
New York State Bar Association
Wilson
Lansing
Congress
Washington
Bolsheviks Yield to German Pressure on Peace Talks
Russia withdraws demand to move negotiations to Stockholm and pursues separate talks at Brest-Litovsk. Trotsky says peace is a cardinal Bolshevik principle and that the quadruple alliance would gain a pretext to block talks if entente participation continued. Central powers drop their no annexations pledge. Ukraine representation is debated as delegates meet in private sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Stockholm
Brest-Litovak
Leon Troitzsky
Trotsky
Ukraine
United States Endures Coldest Weather Since 1899
A sweeping cold wave from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Coast brings zero temperatures into Alabama and Florida. Chicago records 12 below, Fort Wayne 20 below, St. Louis 16 below, and Memphis eight below as heavy snow disrupts rail traffic and coal shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Department
Associated Press
Alabama
Georgia
Cowarts
Ala
Camp Wheeler
State Fair Grounds
Macon
Texas
Mississippi River
Mission
Rio Grande Valley
Oklahoma City
Little, Rock, Ark
Memphis
South Atlantic
Washington
United States
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Lakes
Gulf
Birmingham
North Dakota
Middle West
Weather Bureau
New York
New England
Florida
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Chicago
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
German business warned Kaiser must be a responsible instrument
American business leaders ask the U S Chamber of Commerce to push a referendum urging German industrial leaders to accept a postwar role as a responsible instrument of the people. The message would tell Germans that the United States and others supplied key materials aiding preparation for the world war and that the blame has been learned. Neutral press would relay the warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Germany
Picks and Shovels Break Up Chicago The Up
Chicago January 13 volunteers and workers opened streets and roads and cleared traffic blocks. Railroads resumed outbound trains and delivery lines began to operate easing feared fuel and food shortages across the storm swept region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
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Henderson & Snyder
Hinson
Hugh
Carmel
Main Street
R. B. Redwine
Rufus Willams
Lee Smith
T. J. Perry
Boyce Griffin
Badin
Tom Williams
Rock Rest
Jeter Hammonds
Joplin
R. M. Haigler
Dr. Lovill
Meig
Oglethorpe
Stewart
Porof
Carroll
Floyd Staton
Carl Parker
Kemp Helms
Charlie Brown
Hamlet
John Frank
Meadow Branch
Fernando Biggers
J. D. Biggers
Mattie Jones
Southern Power Company
Marahville
South
John C. Wooley
LL. D
Stranger
Howie
Atlantic
Man
North Carolina
James Connell
Marsh Stewart
Glenal
Marshall Hamilton
ANS
Kaiser
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