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The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1916

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Romania Under Teuton Pressure as Fronts Close In

Amid German Austro horsemen advancing from west and southwest toward Bucharest, Romanian defenses falter on the Wallachian plains. Flying towns burn behind retreating civilians while Russian aid is unclear. Italians claim progress toward Monastir but Sofia denies gains and reports repulsed attacks. Weather halts major infantry action. heavy artillery fights continue from Riga to Carpathians. Local notes from Indian Trail report Thanksgiving services, church events, and community updates.

Buch Romania von Mackensen Danube Zinitaa Alexandria Bucharest von Falkenhayn Craiova Wallachian Dobrudja Tchernavoda-Constanza Sofia Trnova Monastir Presba Lake Paris Riga Reion Carpathians

New Emperor Seen as Peace Factor After Francis Joseph Death

Reports from Vienna dispatch say the aging Emperor Francis Joseph’s death could shift mood toward peace. Charles I promises to seek peace with honor. observers doubt warlike aims, expecting central powers to discuss terms at the funeral. A new monarch may influence the war’s path.

Vienna Charles Charles I Turkey Francis Joseph

Law and Order League of Automobile Owners Formed in New York

A Law and Order League of Automobile Owners has been organized in New York City to curb road abuses. The group will educate members on motoring laws, teach cautious driving, and impose fines before expulsion on rule violations, aiming to improve community safety.

Law and Order League of Automobile Owners New York City

Wait and Look Em Over Buy in Western Markets

Our buyer Jim Fowler travels to Western markets to buy brood mares and mules and will return later this week with a good selection of brood mares and horses. Wait and look over this lot before you buy. Wow or Lee.

Jim Fowler Or & Lee

Chicago Egg Raids Find Millions in Cold Storage

Health Commissioner Robertson led fifty men to raid six cold storage plants in Chicago. Eggs at Monarch and Chicago Cold Storage Co. totaled tens of millions, many owned by Janes E. Wentz and stored earlier this year. Eggs held for inspection may be released or destroyed. warnings urged households to avoid using eggs until market clears.

Chicago Chicago Dispatch Janes E. Wentz Eye King Weent Robertson Monarch Wentz

Waxhaw Residents Attend Regional Events and Gatherings

Waxhaw notes recount visitors at Gastonia fair last week and Belk managers banquet in Charlotte. Local social rounds include Mary Cunningham hosting a young crowd for Miss Carrie Broom, and various residents visiting relatives in Union and Monroe.

Waxhaw News Journal Waxhaw Rena Tillman Carrie Broom Murry Clark Union Charles McGuirt Great Falls J. McGuirt John Graham Lake City 8. C R. T. Sistare Roy N. Walkup Monroe

Jack London Ashes Buried at Glen Ellen Ranch Hill

The ashes of author Jack London, who died Wednesday night, were buried today on a hillside at his Glen Ellen ranch Santa Rosa Dispatch reports. By Mrs London’s directions a concrete urn receptacle was prepared on the hill and the ashes placed there without ceremony in the presence of Mrs London, a few neighbors, and the ranch employer.

Santa Rosa Cal Jack London Glen Ellen London

Chamber Seeks Slogan Contest and City Improvements

A Monroe chamber board met last Thursday night to approve a $2 prize for the best slogan to grace its stationery with a December 15 deadline. The secretary will route entries, with the winner announced by the 20th for Christmas. Other notes cover Seaboard Air Line Railway plans, cotton platform upgrades, and urging early Christmas buying. The session also discussed promoting new industries and public relation efforts with Charlotte editors. The report closes with the Bank of Union's November 17, 1917 condition showing assets and liabilities verified by officers and notaries.

Chamber of Commerce Board of T. G. Watton Seaboard Air Line Railway Monroe Messry Sikes Carpenter Scott Walton Waleton Seaboard Charlotte North Carolina Chamber Medical Association

Europe Eyes World Peace League Endorsement

Washington dispatch reports officials from Great Britain France and Germany formally backing a world wide league to enforce peace after the war. Messages from Grey Briand and von Bethmann Hollweg read at the New York banquet were discussed by officials, with Wilson seeking a conference to form a peace alliance.

Washington Dispatch Great Britain France Germany Viscount Grey Pretiler Briand von Bethmann-Hollweg New York Wilson

Rolling Stone film stars Owen Moore and Marguerite Courtot at Key Theatre

Monroe Masons lease Rex Theatre for Thanksgiving benefit. Film presents Edgar Selwyn’s Rolling Stone with stars Owen Moore and Marguerite Courtot and proceeds go to the Masonic Orphanage. Article lists cast and notes on the production, plus local district appointments and a large water leak discovery at the power house.

Owen Moore Marguerite Courtot Paramount Masons Key Theatre Monroe Masons Rex Masonic Orphanage Enterprise Dave Fulton Geen Mo Norma Noggi Orguers Courtot Buck” Ryder Denman Maley Jerry” Braden Alan Ute Braden Gretchen Tioman Mr. Branigan W. J. Baie Edgar Selwyn Norma

Principals Meet On Athletic Contests Rules

A Monroe called meeting of High School and other principals reviewed and approved rules for athletic contests. Marshville Monroe Palonivile and Waxhaw represented. Plans set for three event entries per contestant and 76 percent term attendance and 76 percent scholarship. Basketball rules align with State University and a schedule of December games across Waxhaw Monroe Unionville Marshville Wingate is outlined. Interested schools urged to contact principals. Walter F. McCanless Bee's Athletic Association.

Monroe Marshville Palonivile Waxhaw Waxhaw Va S. Wax Marsnyiie Walter F. McCanless Bee's Athletic Association

New Lighting System For Statue Of Liberty Planned

Plans were announced for December ceremonies to accept a new lighting system for the Statue of Liberty, funded by public subscription. President Wilson will accept the illumination from the Mayflower, with Secretary Daniels aboard the Dolphin, and a guard of honor from the Atlantic fleet. A reception and banquet will follow in New York. About 50,000 Americans contributed 30,000 dollars for the project.

New York Daniels Dolphin New York Harbor

Thanksgiving Thought in a November Hymn

A period-era verse reflects gratitude for blessings and urges daily thanks to God. It notes homes in need and the duty to share bounty with others. Authored by nile E Greene from Washaw, R.D. 2, November time frame.

Nile E. Greene

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