Big Man of Peace Electrifies World
Paris, Jan 28. President Wilson opens the peace conference addressing the league of nations. He says the aim is to settle war’s aftereffects and create a lasting world peace with continual oversight by allied nations, not ruling governments. He emphasizes public support, science bound by civilization, and that the United States must lead in a vital, perpetual league.
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Paris
Wilson
League of Nations
United States
Society of Nations
Uncle Sam
Europe
Asia
League
Orient
High Point Chamber Forms With Set Of Rules And Officers
The High Point Chamber of Commerce organized Monday night at the auditorium adopting a constitution and by laws. Fred N. Tate was named temporary president and Frank Sizemore temporary secretary with others as assistant secretaries. A sliding membership scale from 25 to 5 was set, with six executive departments planned. Elections to be held yearly in January. a financial statement will be issued semi annually. The group aims to influence the six billion loan with a four billion target, urging lawmakers to curtail the loan.
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High Point Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Fred N. Tate
Frank Sizemore
Chamber
Rd of Directors
Executive Department
Board of Directors
J. Farriss
A. S. Caldwell
A. J. Idol
R. Ragan
C. F. Tomlinson
A. E. Date
O. E. Kearns
Gilbert Clark
Jes L. Amos
J. Elwood Cox
H. Millis
J. H. Adams
Chase Idolik Wineskie
Carter Dalton
A. J. Jones
D. A. Stanton
J. E. Foust
Chas
F. Tomlinson
Ing
Busi
Manny
Simmons
Overman
Steadman
Washington
Farfiss
How to Find Us Review Office Moves to 106 North Main
The Review office and the Stamey Printing House announce relocation to 106 North Main Street with entry through Stamey’s Jewelry Store beside the Western Union office. The new quarters offer a third more space and a better location. phone number remains 275.
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Review Office
Stamey Printing House
North Main Street
Stamey’s
Western Union Telegraph Office
N. Main
Stamey
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
Rural Tenants Urged to Wake From Slumber Now
Editors urge rural residents to reengage with local life and aware of immediate community happenings. The piece emphasizes attention to nearby farms, markets, and public notices to reconnect with neighbors and current events.
Local Paper seeks hustling solicitors for subscriptions
The notice invites energetic salespeople to cover rural routes within 15 miles of High Point to solicit subscriptions for The Review. It promises good pay and asks interested persons to write, phone, or visit to discuss the opportunity, noting a separate line about Everett and the Davis being ill.
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High Point
The SCHOOPPAND LIFE on schooling and human development
A call to reassess education beyond buildings and arithmetic. The piece argues schools must focus on forming character and social welfare, leveraging community assets, tracking pupil progress, reducing dropouts, and adapting to life after school. It urges administrators to adopt new methods aligning with humane citizenship and practical, lifelong learning.
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Chamber of Commerce
Brave fighter's homecoming saddened by family flu loss
Private Edward M. Bryant returns from overseas duty after combat and injuries. He learns that his father, mother, and sister have all died from influenza since his departure, leaving only a married sister. The homecoming brings mixed joy and deep sorrow.
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Edw. M. Bryant
Capital Punishment Bill Advances in North Carolina House
W C Saunders' bill to abolish capital punishment, with an amendment excluding first degree murder and rape, passed the North Carolina House on second reading by 80 to 18. The session's opening debate split conservatives, with Grier favoring full abolition, Daughton preferring the exception, and Ray opposing the measure.
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W. C. Saunders
North Carolina
General Assembly
Mr. Grier
Mr. Daughton
Ray
Brave Soldier Dead Peter G Jackson Confederate veteran dies
Brave Confederate veteran Peter G. Jackson of near Groome town died Saturday night in his 80th year. He served since March 1862 in Company E, 45th North Carolina, fought under Stonewall Jackson and Gen. Lee, and took part in Chancellorsville, Seven Pines, and Cold Harbor. Funeral held at Shady Grove church in Jamestown Monday morning with interment following.
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Peter G. Jackson
Groometown
W. L. Jackson
C. L. Gray
T. M. Stanton
Co. E
N. C. Iment
Stonewall Jackson
Valley of Virginia
Gen. Lee
Exhibition baseball game eyed by two leagues here
The business manager for the Boston National League club seeks a spring exhibition with Detroit of the American League here, with a $1000 guarantee and no forfeit if rain interrupts. Also noted are local notices of anniversaries, obituaries, weddings, a spelling bee, and civic plans for High Point.
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Boston
Detroit
The
Chamber of Commerce
Glen Alpine Murder Trial Dominates Court Hearing
In Morganton on January 28 two state witnesses identified Agron Wiseman as the Glen Alpine murderer. Fred W Amos of Rock Hill testified he saw the killer from a train window, shooting with two pistols, and matched Wiseman to the man. Ramsey Corroborated Amos with details of dress, height, and actions at the scene. Miss Elizabeth Norwood died of pneumonia in Gastonia, with funeral in Glen Alpine. The paper also notes local society items, a move to a new newspaper office, a Raleigh-based marriage, Confederate observance, and local business updates.
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Glen Alpine
Morganton
Agron Wiseman
E. A
Fred W. Amos
Rock Hill
8. C
Amos
Dr. Hennessee
Aaron Wiseman
Wiseman
Pitts
Ramsey
J. M. Ramsey
Pittses
Glen
Repair work at Stamey’s Jewelry Store
Miss Marylily Fisher served several months at Camp Gorm in Atlanta Georgia with Y M C A workers who were mustered out due to small numbers at the camp. Best workmanship urged for repairs at Stamey’s Jewelry Store.
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Stamey’s
Stamey’'s Jewelry Store
Marylily Fisher
Camp Gorm
Atlanta
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