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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1916

Page

7

Charlotte Aldermen Vote to Revoke Hotel Licenses

The board of aldermen, by a 16 to 4 vote, recommended that the mayor revoke licenses for the Selwyn hotel the Buford hotel and the Gen restaurant over alleged immoral conditions. Testimony came from women hotel workers and others sparking protests that hearings were denied. Protests and resistance from proprietors followed. Char. R. Long of the Selwyn posted bond on a liquor sale charge but did not appear when called.

Charlotte Board of Aldermen Selwyn Buford Gen Lcense Chas. R. Long Long

Germans Sentenced In U S for Bomb Plot and Fraud

The New York World reports that Pay and two other Germans were convicted for attempting to bomb merchant ships from this country. Erich killed himself when captured, others received prison terms for perjury, forged papers, or piracy. Dozens more await trial as authorities vow stern action under U S law.

Germany New York Berlin Penitentia Justce Erich Stahl Lusitania Buen Burpede Widh Schiller Salomon Huerta Fay

May crop report foresees large wheat harvest

The Department of Agriculture projects a winter wheat harvest near 450 million bushels this year, about 155 million bushels less than last year’s record crop. The area sown totals 33,030,000 acres, down 7,433,000 acres from the previous year, signaling a smaller national yield despite significant acreage.

Department of Agriculture United States

Rattler Around Leg and One in His Path

Asheville Dispatch recounts fire warden Thad Burnett patrolling near the city watershed. He confronts a giant rattlesnake coiled around him and another rattlesnake blocking his route as flames last week left ashes smouldering nearby. He steadies and fires, then sits crying after the close call.

Rattler Asheville Thad Burnett Sémile Thad North Carolina

Diplomat Lands in New York Adapted Hat Debacle

A United Fruit Miner Almirante from Colon brought 130 monkeys and 260 parrots to New York. Senora Julio de Betancourt, wife of the Colombian Minister, worried over a wireless message and later appeared in a grand hat box as the minister purchased a new hat to land. The event drew anxious glances from passengers.

United Fruit Almirante Colon Kingston New York Senora Julio de Betancourt United States Signor de Betancourt Senora de Betancourt

Racers Die In 150 Mile Metropotan Trophy Crash

New York dispatch May 15 reports car racer Carl Limberg and mechanic R Pallotti killed in a high speed crash on the Sheepshead Bay track during the 15th lap of the 150 mile Metropolit an trophy event. Limberg lost control on the bend at over 100 mph, the car hit a guard rail, and both men were thrown 100 feet from the rail with Limberg impaled and dead at the scene. Pallotti died later at Coney Island hospital.

New York Dispatch Carl Limberg Automobile Rac R. Pallotti Sheepshead Bay Limberg Pallotth Coney Island Hospital

Ptomaine Poison Fatal to Two in Greensboro

Walter Wray aged 5 and his wife durius Wray aged 45 died in Greensboro from ptomaine poisoning blamed on canned fruit eaten Friday. Julius Wray died Saturday. Vaughan who ate fruit will recover. Eugene Wray was in danger but out of danger.

Walter Wray Durius Wray Greensboro Julius Wray Vaughan Eugene Wray

Changes in Methodist ritual proposed by 1912 committee

A 1912 special committee report on proposed changes to the Methodist Episcopal ritual was presented to the General Conference in Saratoga Springs New York. It recommends alterations to service forms used since John Wesley founded the church in 1739 and proposes substituting the word sin for devil in passages where the latter appears.

Ouston Post Methodist Episcopal Church General Conference Saratoga Springs N. Y John Wesley

Germany condemned as militarism cripples world order

Baron d Estournelles de Constant declares Germany faces inevitable punishment and will revolt as its policy violates human and international law. He criticizes the German government for deceit, aggression, and trampling Belgian neutrality, saying peace will come only after its downfall and a durable, universal peace is possible.

Paris United Sipid United States Hague Germany

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Monroe Woman

A Monroe resident, Mrs Pearl McCall of 605 Monroe, reports relief from back pain nervousness and dizzy spells after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She confirms the remedy's efficacy and notes family support for its use. Also, Senator Kenyon denounces pork barrel spending tied to rivers and harbors bills, urging constituents to seek accountability.

Monroe Pearl jiCall Monrow Doan English Drug Co Dean

Mills vs Mills in Union County divorce action

In the Superior Court of Union County A Z Mills sues Bertha Mills to dissolve their marriage on the ground of adultery. Bertha Mills must appear at the July term to answer or demur to the complaint Day and date: April 10, 1916. Attorneys Rh W Lemmond and Stack Parker.

North Carolina Union County Superior Court A. Z. Mills Bertha Mills Monroe N. C Rh. W. Lemmond Stack & Parker Attys

Notice of Sale on an Automobile Lien in Indian Trail

By virtue of a lien for materials and labor on an E M F 32 horsepower five passenger car owned by Chas Yaw, a sale will occur May 20 1916 at 12 o'clock at the seller's shop in Indian Trail N C to satisfy a lien of 18 10. The sale follows nonpayment of the debt.

Chas Indian Trail N. C H. Kindlsy

Estimates of Grain Crops and Planting in North Carolina

The May 1 crop report by the U S Department of Agriculture projects North Carolina wheat at 16 2 million bushels versus 21 36 million last year with drought risks. National wheat forecast 499 million vs 655 million last year. North Carolina rye 509 thousand vs 575 thousand two years ago, national rye 44.5 million vs 49.14 million. Spring plowing and planting percentages for NC and the nation are given, with prices listed for wheat and corn. the note ends with an unrelated remark about an angry man.

National Department of Agriculture North Carolina United States

Union County Changes Voting Precincts in 1916 Notice

The Union County Board of Elections met in Monroe on April 27 1916 to establish new voting precincts and polling places Unionville precinct in Goose Creek township to Unionville high school and Marvin precinct from Jackson to Marvin school district line with Ezzell s Store as polling site, new registration required for Unionville and Marvin precincts voters urged to register to vote on primary day setup.

Monroe N. C County Board of Elections Union County Unionville Goose Creek Township New Salem Township Jas. C. Baucom Morgan Mill Road M. C. Haigler H. M Lawyers Road North Crooked Creek Jack Farr Vance Township Monroe and Goore Creek New Sallem Unionville High School N. C. Marvin Sandy Ridge Jackson Township Ezzell Marvin North Goose Creek J. T. Helms South Goose Creek Long County Board of Elections of W. C. Lemmond

Certificate of dissolution for Union Hardware Company

Certificate issued by North Carolina Secretary of State certifies Union Hardware Company of Marshville dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent. Record shows April 21, 1916 filing, secretary Bryang Grimes signs, process details noted in 1906 Corporations act.

Union Hardware Company Marshville County of Union State of North Carolina M. K. Lee J. Bryan Grimes State of North Carolina

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