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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1917

Page

8

Railroad Strike Ordered by Four Brotherhoods in New York

Four railroad brotherhood chiefs in New York ordered a nation wide walk out affecting 400 000 engineers conductors firemen and brakemen on 1 285 railroads across 257 211 miles and 65 000 locomotives The strike begins on eastern roads at six o clock Saturday and spreads to all lines within five days The managers rejected the eight hour demand and urged adherence to the Adams on act or the decision of the Eight Hour Commission The strike is framed as a test of arbitration and federal authority amid national crisis.

Four Brotherhoods Lake Four Brotherhood New York Govthal W. G. Lee Brotherhood of Railroad Tralnman Brotherhood Lee Supreme Court Gene Euse Washington Wilson United States Warren Stone

County Field Day and Basketball Contests Planned

Union County Teachers' Association schedules a Field Day with events including high jump broad jump 220 yard dash 100 yard dash 220 yard hurdles pole vault three legged race hammer throw and shot put. A county basketball championship will follow with all high schools invited to enter and submit contestant names a week ahead.

Union County Teachers’ Association I. G. Hawfield O. V. Hamrick

Bank of Union Report of Condition March 1917 Monroe NC

The Bank of Union at Monroe North Carolina reports assets total 1,945,780.09 including loans 1,495,780.09 and furniture and fixtures 6,041.25 real estate 5,000.00 and cash from banks 13,70. The capital stock paid in 350,000.00 with surplus 70,000.00 and undivided profits 1,138.91. Deposits subject to check 179,502.47 demand deposits 196,109.92 certified and cashier’s checks 454.90. Directors include C. Winchester J. Stack T. C. Collins. Sworn March 15, 1917.

ST Estes Taaiirnes Capital State of North Carolina Union W. C. Stack

Revolution sweeps Petrograd as troops desert to people

In Petrograd the Duma building artillery HQ and barracks fell to revolutionaries. Troops refused to fire on civilians, desertions mounted, and civilians manned streets with improvised arms. Only the War Office Admiralty and St Isaac's Cathedral districts held out as night fell, marking a dramatic conclusion to the battle for the city.

Tion Petrograd Duma Snall War Office Admiralty St. Isaac's Cathedral Mill Motel

Social clubs hold meetings with readings and teas

Sorosis entertained by Mrs J A Stewart with B C Ashcraft and Laula Shannon presiding at the punch. Papers read include Maxuitt-1 Law and Carlotta, Modern Mexico, A Paradise in Mexico. Study Club met with events led by Mrs T T Capehart. Belgiu m the Land of Art discussed. Woman's Club met with F J Ashcraft presiding. Mock Court Trial planned for March 23. Out-of-town guests were Mowlainee H C Ashcraft, A Griffith, and Odessa Richardson. The Van Dyke Club heard papers on South conditions after the war, labor today, South resources, and growth in manufactures. Guests included Mrs Charles Iceman and others.

Sorosis J. A. Stewart Mesdames R. W. Allen E. W. Crow B. Redwine F. B. Ashcraft W. B. Houston T. T. Capehart Belgium Land of Art Estelle Stewart Maggie York Houston Woman's Club Mra. F Mowlainee H.C. Ashcrati Marehuilie A. Griffith Jefferson Mire Odessa Richardson Carwel Mesdames Laula Shannon Ant van Dyke Club Mra O. W. Koeh C. D. Meacham St. H. Margett Kochtitzky J. T. Griffith Charles Iceman James Teeman W. C. Stack Miss Howe Mockaville BE. W. Crow Chas Annie May Ashcraft Lily Belle Ashworth Scotland Neck F. B. Ashlerafs R. A. Griffith 8. C Loula Shannon

Mildredina Hair Remedy Promises Dark Gray Hair Change

An old advertisement promotes Mildredina hair remedy claiming to darken gray or streaked hair without dye. It touts scalp benefits, softer hair, and a lustrous look, with price options 10 cents to $1.00 and samples mailed for 10 cents. Address listed as The Mildred Louise Co. in Boston, Mass. The odds in favor of marriage are stated as two to one.

English Drug Co The Mildred Louise Co Boston Mass

Rexall Store News Highlights Local Fundraiser Sandwiches

Customers praise sandwiches sold for the Girls Guild at St Pauls Episcopal Church. The store offers Nunnallys lime mint dandy candy packs and Symphony Lawn stationery with proceeds aiding the mission. Boxes priced at fifty cents for candy and thirty five cents for writing paper.

Girls’ Guild Missionary Society of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Jase Nunnally

Fanatic terrorizes Olympia capitol. Lister threatened with pistol

An unidentified man burst into Governor Ernest Lister’s office in the Washington state capitol and held the governor and others at bay for over an hour. He entered through secretary Irvin Seighaus’s office, brandished a revolver, and barricaded himself before surrendering his weapon and exiting after police negotiations.

Olympia Wash Ernor Ernest Lister State Capitol Irvin Seighaus Seighaus Governor Lister

Prominent Weight Gain Tablet Ad Promises Fast Flesh Boost

An old English Drug Co advertisement touts Tonoline as a harmless inexpensive flesh builder. It guarantees refunds if weight gain does not occur, claiming 15 to 30 pounds of solid flesh with meals. Caution notes advise use only when weight gain is desired and highlight potential indigestion benefits.

English Drug Co

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