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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1912

Page

3

President Tafts arbitration theme highlighted in Fallieres speech

Paris where President Fallieres at the New Year's reception to diplomats praised Tafts push for ratification of arbitration treaties with France and Britain. He urged continued labor for progress, noting U S leadership and French support for peaceful international dispute settlement. Washington reports show a falling national death rate and strong mortality data from major cities.

Paris Taft France Great Britain Fallieres Diplomatic Corps Elysee Palace Robert Bacon Francis L. Bertie United States Pacific

Land of the Long Leaf Pine News Update

Wake Superior Court hears Marcus Martin suit against J W Vick for false imprisonment. NC patents granted to Lowery, Morton, Rushing, Shank. tobacco output and tax revenue rise in Winston Salem. Hudson resigns in Shelby. new recorder candidates in Cleveland County. Dr. John Berry named deputy director of Mount Alto tuberculosis sanatorium in Pennsylvania. Paterson murder reward offered. Supreme Court clerk announces staff changes.

Haleigh Wake Superior Court Marcus Martin J. W. Vick Wake County Martin R. N. Simms Washington Messrs Davis & Davis North Carolina R. L. Lowery Salisbury Lumber Register W. E. Morton Shelby G. M. Rushing H. T. Hudson Cleveland County Hudson J. A. Anthony W. F. McMillan King's Mountain South Wilson Department of Agriculture Messia Shuford Robinson Catawba County Raleigh W. M. Allen Washington, D. C National Association of Food Officials Allen American Chemical Society Society Greensboro San Simpson Proximity Mill Siler City Charlotte John Berry Orange County Pennsylvania South Mountain Mount Alto North Wilkesboro Commercial Organization of B. B C. B. Bar Hee John A. Mills B.C. Duncan Yarborough Richard Neville Alamance County Statesville Iredell Kitchin Henry Patterton Ernest Torry Shannon Neve

Fight on Increase Postal Rates Warns Publishers Group

The American Newspaper Publishers Association postal committee led by Don C. Seitz denounces a proposed rise in second class mail rates. A lengthy summary from a House committee inquiry shows vast annual output by publishers, with millions of pounds mailed and express shipments. The piece argues against government micro-management and urges publishers to resist restrictions seen as censorship and improper policy.

Washington Congressional Post Office Commission Hlinois Pblishers’ Association American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Postal Committee Don C. Seitz The New York World House Siztyalx Express Post Office Hitchcock Transportaion Corporation Vetlel Thei Congress Moele Wermiien Tsine Moloney

Brigand Also a Patriot From Turkish Newfoundland Desk

A Turkish brigand named Salin, long sought by the gendarmerie, offers to aid Ottoman authorities with a hundred men to fight Italian brigands. He expresses internal conflict yet vows to avenge affronts to the Islamic empire and chastise the infidels.

Newcorpers Pews Raya Loodun Globe Ofe Salin Gambiok Tithynia Constantinople Ottoman Empire

Altered the Case Mrs de Mover in Tit Bits satire

In this humor vignette Mrs de Mover complains of a noisy neighborhood while a child’s delight is revealed as her own. The playful exchange captures the era’s light dialogue and social satire in Tit Bits.

Financial pressur e ends as investors hush whispers

A fragmented exchange shows a speaker urging attention while a financier notes a brief halt. The dialogue hints at an abrupt closing within minutes as market words clash with cautious murmurs. Names and precise actions are unclear due to the garbled OCR.

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