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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1917

Page

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Sheriff Griffith Drops Out In Union County Gin Fight

The gin dispute in Union County shifts as Sheriff J W Griffith and Mr J P McEwen withdraw. The case now pits J R Shute on the north side against J T Shute on the south side of Bear Skin Creek over proposed ginning operations and contract limits.

BR. Shute J. T. Shute Bear Skin Creek Plaine Journal J. W. Griffith J. P. McEwen Mr. J. R. Shute Mr. J. T. Shute Aheir Griffith Bear Skin Union County Stewart Street Seaboard Supreme Court City of Monroe W. Blakeney Bank of Union Blakeney J. R. Shute Union W. S&s. Blakeney

Memorial Day tribute by Confederate veterans at Arlington

Confederate veterans held memorial services at Arlington Cemetery with flowers on graves and prayers for the lost. President Wilson attended but did not speak, receiving an ovation from the veterans. Speakers praised self government, democracy, and the Confederate monument as a symbol of sacrifice, while noting wartime losses in the current conflict.

Arlington Cemetery Washington Arlington Wilson Marine Joe Wheeler Bennett H. Young Representative Clark Florida Young Arlington Monument Moses Ezekial Darkey Collins Caldwell Alderman Funderburk and McRae Alderman Henderson Monroe

First Day of Wet Reunion Opens in Washington

The United Confederate Veterans meet outside the Confederacy for the first time as they begin their Twenty seventh annual reunion in Washington. Thousands gather for preliminary events with receptions at the Pension Office Building and welcomes by James Turner and Colonel Robt. B. E. Lee. Union veterans greet the guests as the Stars and Bars mix with the Stars and Stripes. General Harrison will be escorted by the Army of the Potomac detachment in the Thursday parade led by Col Myron M. Parker.

Washington United Confederate Veterans Pension Office James Turner G. A Robt. BE. Lee South Ceorge P. Harrison Harrison Second Corps Association Army of the Potomm Myron M. Parker Union Army

Fraudulent Market Manipulation Indicted in Chicago

A United States grand jury indicted nine firms and 16 individuals in Chicago on Sherman anti trust charges. The case accuses fraudulent manipulation of the butter market to create an abnormal condition and sustain unwarranted prices at the Chicago board.

Chicago United States Chicago Butter and Eet Board

Kronstadt Crisis and Balfour on Democracy

Kronstadt vows defiance and seeks support from Petrograd council while warning of a possible blockade and betrayal of Russia's revolution. The government pledges sufficient forces to coerce rebels but favors nonviolent measures. two deputies travel to Kronstadt amid talks. In Ottawa, British Foreign Minister Balfour warns democracy risks bankruptcy if defeated, praising allied resolve but pledging to endure.

Kronstadt Petrograd London Empire Associated 3 Perevetizeff Council of Ministers Perevelzeff Russia Kronstradt Balfour Ottawa Arthur Same Balfour America England Mr. Balfour Borden United States Rhodes Canada Wilfrid Laurier

Billion Dollar Bond Issue Proposed in War Tax Bill

Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee may insert a billion dollar bond authorization into the war tax bill as revised by the House. The move aims to raise funds for the first year of war, with bonds to be issued as short term serials maturing in coming years. The re drafted tax measure, about complete, will be taken up again tomorrow.

Washington House Senate Finance Committee

Russian Fleet Bombards Ports. 147 Ships Sunk

A Russian squadron cruising the Anatolian coast on May 29 destroyed 147 sailing ships laden with supplies. The claim was issued by the war department in Petrograd via London on June 2. German artillery also bombarded Russian positions near Krevo southeast of Vilna and the town of Brody in Galicia.

Petrograd London Anatolian War Department Krevo Vilna Brody Galicia

Car Overturned, Owner Killed in Graham

John Sparrow of Chapel Hill was killed when a wheel on the Ford truck he drove broke causing the car to overturn. The steering wheel struck him in the stomach and he died en route to Graham.

Graham John Sparrow Chapel Hill

Two Union Folks Married in Monroe Ceremony

Marshville notes announce the April 14 marriage of Mixs Hat Ye M Russell and Lonale M Perry by Rev. Warren at Robt Smiths residence in Monroe. The event follows bereavements and invites for a June 13 wedding were recalled.

Marshville Mixs M. Russell Lonale M. Perry Mr. Warren Robt. L. Smith Monroe Miss Russell United Cash Store Perry Shelton Harrell Hamlet Chapel Hill Beemer Harrill Frances Elizabeth Vaughan Albert Ray Newsome Seymour Taylor Vaughan New Some Philadelphia Charlie Barrina Midland J. C. Batley George Fincher Charlotte Messrs Grier Earl Marsh Earl Phi Beta Kappa Ray Newsome Oscar Hamilton Raleigh L. E. Huggins D. Moore Washington Vernon Ashcraft M. A. Sinclair Moore Julia John Lewis Wilkes Ernest Barrett Baxter H. Griffin Canning Club Anna Griffin Florence Perkins William Griffin Frank Harrell Holmes Harrell

Wireless plots to aid German mail run unearthed in New York

Evidence of a covert wireless and illicit mail scheme connected U S to Germany and Mexico surfaced with the arrest of Harry F Pertsat Irving Bonaparte and Axel E Melcher. They face conspiracy charges for recruiting ship crews to seize mail destined for Germany amid a broad probe into treason risks.

Mexico Germany New York Ted Ukremem Lst States United States Harry F. Pertsat Irving Bonaparte Axel E. Melcher Sweden Bergensfjord Kristhinias Fjord

Unionville News social notes June updates in brief

Correspondence from Unionville reports multiple visits and family gatherings across nearby towns. Ella Deal visits her sister, families from Wilmington and Marshville are guests, Lela Little and Hessie Roger family ties noted, and local outings include Zeaiah and Griffin households plus a Badin sightseeing trip. Children’s Day events are planned for the second Sunday in June with a 4 PM start. John Jones, who lost three fingers, is recovering in Charlotte.

Unionville Ella Deal Ree Co. Framitton Alice Starnes Judge Montgomery Waxheed A. Aycock Lydia Presson Davenport Miranda Price F. A. Marsh Marshville Bunyan Richardson Bettie Richardson Eueste Frank Jerome United States Navy Pearl Braswell Selina Griffin Parrfield Wild Rose

Local D A R chapter hosts social and union services

The D A R chapter hosted an afternoon program led by Mrs C By Houston and Mrs R B Redwine with talks on The Regulators and Hunter's Stone Steps. The group plans to aid a forlorn orphan, ice cream and cake were served by the hostess and Miles Rachael Armfield. Travelers J R Shute and son Ray plan trips to Richmond Washington New York Baltimore and Niagara Falls. Attendees at the reunion in W included Mr Town lies Stevens and families Hare ris and son Walter. A union service at First Baptist was held at Gov T W Bickett's request to open registration with prayer with remarks by Dr H B Gurney Dr J M Belk Mr F B Ashcraft and Prof W Allen.

Cortespontence Ingate Mensi Bll. Medlin S. D. Mills Austin’s Grove Polkton Anson County Pauline Bogzeato Ellie Hamilton Jonesboro Wingate Walter Perry Farmers’ Union Payard May Badin Herbert Sullivan Mary Jones Greensboro Greensboro State Normal Clyde Jones Cullowee John McManus Taxahawk W. M. Perry Roger Perry Frank Griffin Washington KK. C. Snyder Joe Bivens Acquadale Joe W. H. Bivens Snyder Bruce Bryce Griffin W. P. Griffin Charlotte United States Navy Bennett Collins Edgar Williams R. E. Belk James Smith Dr. Lovill J. W. Lovill Mt. Airy Marshville Baptist Church B. H. Griffin Union Ellis May Settle Haigler Arthur Braswell May Rufus Williams Snyder School Boyce L. Griffin Jabez Williams Wake Forest Frantis Williams Wilton Robert Lovill, Jr Baltimore Niagara Falls W On Townlies Stevens RL. Hareris Walter T. W. Bickett First Baptist Church H. B. Gurney J. M. Belk F. B. Ashcraft W. Allen

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