Carnegie Alleges War Cause By German Military Castes
Andrew Carnegie arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania from Europe and said the Kaiser was away on a holiday when he received a telegram to return. He faulted the German military caste for starting the war, claiming the Kaiser is peace loving but surrounded by men who acted without his knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Mauretania
Europe
Kaiser
North Sea
Notice of Public Auction of One Third Interest in Duck Creek Land
A deed of trust sale set for November 2 1914 at noon at Monroe Court House to auction the one third undivided interest of Mrs L H Tucker in a Duck Creek tract totaling about 18945 acres more or less. The land, arising from a conveyance to Sarah E Davis and her children by John W Davis, lies beside Elizabeth Phifer and others and follows a long chain of described bounds. Trustee A M Stack and attorneys Stack and Parker announce the action and reference a prior deed recorded in Union county deeds. Enlist in the army page is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O
Register of Deeds Office
Union County
Court House
Monroe
N. C
L. H. Tucker
Duck Creek
Elizabeth Phifer
R. O
B. J
Sarah E. Davis
John W. Davis
Corps of the Sextons Mark War Dead at Night in France
A London Daily News correspondent describes a new French unit, the Corps of the Sextons, marching by horn lanterns to tombs nightly. Old men with willow ferns mark graves while women carry wands. devastation and looting by Germans accompany tales of horror from the warfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily News
Paris
Sextons
Corps of Sextons
Anhour
Notice of Sale of Valuable Land Near Monroe City
Commissioners ML Flow and John C Sires announce a sale of lands in Monroe township Union County North Carolina on October 10 1914 at noon at the Monroe courthouse door. Lands include the late G W Flow residence and parcel in multiple tracts with timbered farm land near Beaver Dam Creek. Terms: one fourth cash one fourth in six months one fourth in twelve months and one fourth in eighteen months with six percent interest. title retained until paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Union County
Mary Alexander
M. L. Flow
A. D
Monroe
N. C
Monroe Township
G. W
Mary EB
Jefferson St
Crowell St
Hayne St
A. M. Crowells
M. L
C. L. Helms
Houston
Beaver Dam Creek
ML. Flow
John C. Sires
Woman sues for divorce over four months with no bath
Mrs Susie Woods files divorce against Dillard C Woods in Columbus Indiana alleging her husband refused to bathe during their four months of marriage begun in January. She waited until spring for him to bathe before leaving him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Dispatch
Susie Woods
Dillard C. Woods
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A, M, Stack
Stack & Parker, Attys
Soe Page
London Dispatch
Marne
Ringling Day
Ringling Brothers
Charlotte
Lloyds
Rolling Globe
Balkan Mountains
America
City of
Lala
Oxford
Jerome Bolick
Fowler & Lee, Sale and Exchange Stable
Monroe, N. C
Baker’s
Bank of Union Building
Monroe Insurance & Investment Gommans
B. Caldwell
R. B. Redwine
O. Blair
H. B. Clark
E.S. Green
Belk-Bundy Building
Belk's Store
Monroe, N
B. Houston
Fitzgerald Building
Courthouse
N.C
D. T. Waller
Pirst National Bank
Tryon St
B. C. Redfearn
Bruner
Marshville
Superior Court
C. N. Simpson
Adolphus Moore
Stewart Fork Creek
I. F. Plyler
Gov. Horn
J. H. Benton
Louisa Moore
W. L. Earnhardt
J. P
John Griffith
W. C. Lemmond
Pater Oe
M. Waller
Live and Let Live Grocer
Crow Bros
Journal
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