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The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1914

Page

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Contest in Union county inscription contest attracts many entrants

Large numbers work steadily to win both district and general prizes in The Journal inscription contest. Subscriptions and nomination coupons drive votes while the close of week voting lingers at 8 30. Rules prohibit transfer of votes and require reports by Monday night.

Union County Maggie Miller Mary Lee Alma Davis Lizzie Simpson Ollie Belkaves Annie Smith Rosa Marshville Township Mayme Griffin Jessie Strawn Blake Braswell Maybelle Jones Ada Curlee Odessa Hamilton Myrtle Sinclair Blake Ashcraft Pearl Edwards Foy Pierce Ethel Webb Annie Perry Bessie McIntyre Mary McBride Bessie Mae Hallman Lizzie Armfield May Burns Euna Bailey Goose Creek Winnie Braswell Annie James Olu Baucom Mattie Hargett Wilma Duncan Lela Helms Miranda Price Wilma Hargett Lola Price Buford Era Belk Gaither Coan Lillian Mieal Arlie Fincher Ant Mary Starnes Wilma Plyler Ida Broom Varn Elli Frand Thelma Little Funderburk Maggio Arlie Rollin Lossie Plyler Union Ait Alse Lanlotion Easter Chesterfield Nancy Lathan South Carolina Rath Rogerson Monroe Town Maybe Belk Cornelia Laney Annie Eubanks Monroe Annie Lee Lowery Eula Cox Pearl Patese Edith Plyler Gladys Laney Olka Willams May Hinson Vance Tow Te Tommie Hoover Myrtle Stallings Mabel Lewis Velma Porter Rilla Crowell Florence Helms Hessie Lemmond Clarence Helms Clara Stinson Pearl Stilwell Dora L. King Ruth Morris Annie Crowell Mary Boyd Mra A Y Fitzgerald Maggie Haywood New New Salem Misa Pearl Braswell Mina Nola Smith Oon Eunice Simpson Sallie Staten Odell Brooks Ie Rosalind Gaddy RE Vals Dora Thomas Alma Hargett Mike Simpson Ola Staten Ada Austin Aear Dora Parker Reecordie Court Mixa Ella Smith Clennie Moore Misa Ollie Davis Effie Edwards Elise McCain Sallie Neal Ow Hoyle Helms Beulah Thompson Bessie Flynn Fred Polk Odessa Plyler Myrtle Thompson Adams Helms Annie Sapp Ella Rowell Ed Rogers Carrie Punderburk Estelle Gordon Walter McCorkle Marguerite Sapp Maud Funderburk Ethel Taylor

German Sidr Reports and Allied War News Dispatches

Berlin dispatch reports the twelfth week of war shows German strategic push southward while Eastern front remains indecisive. Austrian headquarters note fighting near Przemysl as Russian prisoners move. Zeppelin rumors denied. French property seizures in France noted. London Times recounts Belgian retreat from Antwerp and sacrifices at Mullem and Dixmude. Belgian and French troops endure heavy casualties. British naval guns hamper coastal advances. President Wilson flags improving cotton position as war disrupts markets. daily battles persist across West Flanders, Northern France, and Poland with back and forth gains. Turkey nears neutrality amid military preparations and border activity with Russia influencing stance.

Berlin Przemyst Przemysl Jarosian Germany Warsaw London Dixande Dunkirk Calais Sys Times Antwerp Mullem East Flanders Ghent Dixmude Germains Yser Bruges London Dispatch West Flanders France Poland Roulers Arras Flanders Great Lakes Argonne Meuse Alsace Ivangorod Random Vistula Bune San Lemberg Bosniai Turkey Russia Straits of Dover Yeer Nieuport Armentieres Lille Labhasse Thelan Pretch Straita Dover Aire Belfort Augustone Galieia Carpathians

Britain outlines policy on contraband in neutral trade

The British ambassador Sir Cecil Spring-Rice presented notes to the American State Department detailing Britain’s stance on contraband. The policy articulates that shippers should declare exact destinations, adopt continuous voyage doctrine, and treat conditional contraband such as certain goods with scrutiny, while absolute contraband like munitions remains seizure-prone in neutral ships. Cotton is singled out as neither absolute nor conditional contraband and may be shipped to neutral or belligerent ports without hindrance.

Reat Brinin Washington State Department Ceel Spring-Rice Lading

No Trouble With Gland Reassures Navy Allies

The British released oil tank steamers detained for cargo destination checks and did not press change of registry in Brindilla or Plataria cases. Officials view Britain’s stance as satisfactory, with assurances cotton cargos won’t be molested even when headed to belligerents.

Great Britain Brindilla Plataria

Ginners Report Shows Bumper Cotton Crop Peak

The census bureau reports a bumper cotton crop with 4,216,030 bales ginned from September 25 to October 18, higher than 4,202,027 last year. By October 18 total ginned reached 7,610,082 bales versus 6,973,518 last year and 7,758,622 in 1911. Helped by young Indy, a prize awaits.

Battle for the Straits of Dover Rages Amid Bloodshed

London dispatch reports ferocious fighting along the Straits of Dover as German and Allied forces clash near Nieuport Dixmude Armentieres Lille Labasse Arras. British fleet withdraws. German artillery believed to pressure ships. German and Russian fronts claim gains elsewhere as Zeppelins fail to appear. A mass meeting in Union County plans the January 1 1915 Emancipation celebration with W H Stevenson and H H Creft organizing.

Union County Zion A. M. E W. H. Stevenson H. H. Creft

Editor Warns Against Flattening Earth In Wry Note

An Oklahoma editor quoted an eastern paper claiming a fatter earth would make the sea two miles deep globally. He added a frontier quip: if anyone flattens the earth, shoot him on the spot, to spare the state from such a foolish idea.

Oklahoma

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