Monroe Chamber of Commerce elects leaders
After Inspiring addresses by David Owens and officials, Monroe members pledge financial support and elect F. G. Henderson as President. Directors chosen include M. K. Lee, Rt. A. Morrow, E. Carpenter, J. W. Lathan, and T. P. Dillon. Secretary H. Y. Scott praised. interim duties assigned to E. Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Owens
Chamber of Commer Work
M. K. Lee
Vid Owens
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
F. G. Henderson
Sikes
T. P. Dillon
Messrs. M. K. Lee
Rt. A. Morrow
E. ©. Carpenter
J. W. Lathan
Members Return to Washington for Second War Session
Members of congress begin to return to Washington for the opening of the second session on December 3. The new session is expected to rival the last in important acts with war appropriations, new and unfinished war legislation, and domestic issues like prohibition and woman suffrage. President Wilson’s opening message will set the program, with possible action on war with Austria, Turkey, and Bulgaria. House appropriations work continues as Treasury prepares estimates and bond issues rise. Leaders plan to confer with Wilson next week as Clark and senators Martin and Gallinger arrive.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
A. S
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury Department
Clark
Martin
Virginia
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Senate
Siberia
Japan
Pacific
New York
Tatiana Nocolaevna Romanoff
Nicholas Romanoff
Russia
United States
Tobolsk
Harbin
Manchuria
Daniel Frohman
Ivan Narodny
Thomas Darlington
Vewa
Miss Romanoff
Margaret Barry Carver
Denver
Pacific Coast
Frohman
Carver
Petrograd
Russo-American Asiatic Corporation
Mias Romanoff
Frederick
Mr. Narodny
Pacific Ocean
America
Wingate
David Rudy
Raleigh
Mra. Eudy
Pasteur
Marshville
Polkton
Union County
James Chaney
Jesse McIntyre
Zeb
Hugh McWhirter
Marsh Stewart
Charlotte
Mary Perry
Lome
Morhedss
Tess
Marvin Mangum
Misses Blanch
Selma Chaney
Willie Biving
Lucille Chaney
Maelf
J. J. Stulth
Meadow Branch
Macedonia
Rock Rest
Henry Baucom
Alfred McWhirter
Nisbet
Gaston Means on Trial for Murder of Mrs. King
Gaston Means faces murder charges in Concord with a 150 man special venire drawn. Prosecution alleges circumstantial evidence and a possible motive tied to a second will. defense hints at accidental shooting and possible self-inflicted death. Trial setup, venue issues, and jury selection details feature prominently as New York and Chicago connections surface.
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Gaston Means
Maude King
New York
Chicago
King
James King
Means
Concord
Swann
Mrs. King
Blackwelder Spring
Here
Onight
Cabarrus County
North Carolina
E. B. Cline
Clement
Salisbury
Rowan County
John T. Dooling
Dooling
L. C. Cline
Statesville
Iprance Honors Soldiers In France Decorations For Fifteen Americans
Fifteen American officers and men received the French war cross for their defense during the November 23 raid. The ceremony, led by an American major general, noted that the cited company held the line despite heavy bombardment and that three named soldiers died bravely. Others cited included Lieutenants McLaughlin Patterson Rickson Wood and sergeant arrows Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associated Press
Congress
James Jd.gresham
Merle D. Hay
Thomas F. Enright
Wiliam H. McLaughlin
R. O. Patterson
E. F. Rickson
John Arrow Wood
David M. Knowles
Homer Givens
Charles Massa
William D. Thomas
George Hurd
Boyce Wade
Robert Winklers
Jno
J. Jarvis
North Carolina Teachers Assembly Holiday Notice
The North Carolina Teachers Assembly will meet in Charlotte from Wednesday evening to Friday. The Union county teachers attending the sessions may consider Thursday and Friday as holidays with school consent. R N Nisbet County Superintendent states the board agrees if committees approve.
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North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly
Charlotte
N. C
Union County
Teachers’ Assembly
R. N. Nisbet
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Chamber OF Commerce
MR. Owens
Owens
John L. Scott
Monroe
Scott
Henderson
Mann
House
Stone
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lewis
Illinois
Curtis
Kansas
LaFollette
St. Paul
Bryan
Gaston
Czar Nicholas
Glenalpine
Tatania
Peterhof
Marie
Tatiana
Prince Charles of
Romania
Prince of Wales
Iprance
Admiralty
Daniels
Osmond Kelly Ingram
Pratt City
Ala
Way Zone
Admiral Sims
Ingram
Navy Department
Department
Mignon Anderson
Leo Pierson
John C. Sikes
Southern Power Company
Whitlesboro
Jackson Club
Southern Power Co
Wilmington-Charlotte
Chamber of iCommerce
Fred R. Rutledge
Cookesville
Tenn
Nashville
Adrien Portland
Tennessee
Rutledge
Miss Partod
Edward Stewart
Cumberland
Bruce
House of Correction
McFarland
Ananalde Marie Ducayet Simms
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Lone Island
Queens
Staten Island
N. Y
England
German War Food Bureau
Jones
Newport News
Arizona
William J. Bi . Eam
Ee Jones
California
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