Chautauqua Parade Set for Tomorrow in High Point
Fred N. Tate named Chief Marshall for High Point Chautauqua parade forming at Wesley Memorial church at 2 p.m. floats autos and bands will follow in order including Springfield band Company M High Point Rifles Boy Scouts and ministers. Merchants end profit sharing coupons to sell on merit for best value.
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Fred N. Tate
Marshall
High Point
Dixie
America
Wesley Memorial Church
Mar- Voshalis
Chautauquain Autos
Springfield Band
Company M
High Point Rifles
Marshalls
Marshall Tate
Theity
Rnead
Jones
The Glorious Fourth and Fireworks Plans
A fragment from a July Fourth themed issue notes the holiday as a defining American moment and hints at a Dear Bill letter outlining Fourth of July plans. It includes casual, dated slang about spending, crackers, torpedoes, and a personal sign‑off from Jim to a friend.
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The
Review
Bill
Fido
Jim
The Soldier Boys Drill for Fourth of July Battle Ground
The military men are quartered on the second story of the People's Motor Company building with convenient comforts. They have drilled regularly this week in preparation for the Fourth of July celebrations at Battle Ground and the event on the 19th at Morehead City, as American lives are again lost.
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People’s Motor Company
Battle Ground
Morehead City
The A and M College Inspires Industrial Leaders
The Agricultural and Mechanical College produces graduates who lead in industry. They revitalize farms and dairies, run cotton mills, and work on railways and highways as draughtsmen and machinists. Ambitious youths increasingly seek this institution for advancement.
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Fé Agricultural and Mechanical College
Summary of This Week's Review News Briefs
America objects to prize court Frye case in note to Germany. Zapata's force holds Mexico City with 25,009 troops. Georgia Governor Harris urges residents to cease violence. Importers seek modified British embargo. US halts Huerta revolution as latest war coverage continues. State board of education settles disputes. Shelby-Ca sar railroad survey underway. Exploits of Elaine and Black Box noted. Firemen sue city. Health of High Point praised. Elks of High Point win prize.
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America
Germany
Frye
Zapata
Mexico City
Harris
Georgia
United States
Huerta
State Board of Education
Shelby-Casar
Elaine
Elks
Workman Falls From Scaffold At West Point Ave Home
R W Welborn a tinner fell from a scaffold at Mrs A T Corbett s home on West Point avenue last week and sustained a broken leg and other painful injuries.
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R. W. Welborn
A T. Corbett
West Point Avenue
Get on the Honor Roll for Subscriptions
The notice lists subscribers paying since the last notice including Nerius Hodson E M Brower C L Cecil John Bates Hiram Johnson Z C Weavil Jim Fogemar. Charlotte is described as a thriving city showing progress at each visit.
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Nerius Hodson
E. M.brower
C. L. Cecil
John Bates
Hiram Johnson
Z. C.weavil
Jim T Fogemar
Charlotte
Subscriptions Due and Cash in Advance Plan Adopted
Subscribers are reminded to pay all dues by August 1 to ensure timely delivery. After August 1 the paper moves to a cash in advance system at 1.00 per year, with options to pay 25 cents or more in advance. Arrears are marked with an X. those paid up help prevent trouble for both publisher and subscriber. A free book offer is available to all who pay.
No More Mexican Revolutions Seen From Washington
The United States will block any further revolutionary movements in Mexico and prevent American soil from serving as a base for expeditions. Reports say Gen Victoriano Huerta and Gen Pascual Orozco were arrested in El Paso, as authorities tighten surveillance on Gen Feliz Diaz Mondragon Blanquet and Felipe Angeles along with other prominent Mexican figures in the United States.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Pascual Oroczo
el Paso
Feliz Diaz
Mondragon
Blanquet
Felipe Angeles
Secretary McAdoo to Speak at State Normal College Banquet
Secretary William Gibbs McAdoo of the United States treasury will address a banquet at the State Normal College on the night of August 4. The appearance is awaited by students and faculty alike as a notable civic event in the community.
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McAdoo
William Gibbs McAdoo
United States Treasury
State Normal College
Germany to Make Favorable Reply
Washington reports that Berlin indicates a favorable reply to the last American note on submarine warfare. State Department advices from Berlin today suggest Germany will respond in a cooperative manner to the raised concerns and demands.
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Germany
Washington
State Department
Berlin
Firemen sue for West End property in High Point row
West End Fire Department through lawyers seeks possession of a station property valued at 6000, claimed to be funded by private subscriptions and donations to the fire company. City Manager A Lyon served with claim papers, while city officials contend the fire departments are part of city government. Local social notes and civic items fill the rest.
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W. P. Ragan
Dallas Zollicoffer
West End
A. Lyon
Parrish
H. A. Oakes
North Carolina
High Point
West End Fire Company
Horney
Northside
Eagle Hose Co
Thomasville
Esterday
Igh Point
Tt High Point
Missouri
Champ Giar
Bowling Green
Slaton Couple Leave Atlanta for Pacific Coast
Former Governor John M. Slaton and Mrs Slaton departed Atlanta by way of New York and the military guard at his home as demonstrations over Leo M Frank's execution commutation began on June 21. The guard was withdrawn early tonight.
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Bird S. Coler
McCall
S.C
Ray Burgess
Comstock Electric Co
Thomasville
Hoarce White
Raleigh
Camp Fire
Odelle Peacock
J. R. Harrison
Louise Reitzel
State Normal College
Craig
Fred N. Tate
Atlanta
Joe Reece
Minnie Alexander
Henri Turner
Marietta
Benjamin Moore
D. H. Parsons
W. W. Idol
Charlotte
L. A. Peeler
First Reformed Church
Ursinus College of Pennsylvania
Frank Brown
E. D. Steele
Albert Fahy
Marjorie Richardson
Rome
B. E. Thompson
Chas. W. Allenton
Louise F. Freeman
J. M. Hilliard
Mocksville
Horace Sisk
Sisk
New York
Solar Halo Seen During Afternoon Sun
A halo or corona around the sun was observed Saturday between 3 and 4 PM by witnesses, attributed to suspended moisture or fog. In New York, June 28, two Federal commission members described Harry K. Thaw as sane and rational in bail deliberations for extradition from New Hampshire to New York.
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Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Federal Commission
United States Court
New Hampshire
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
Charles P. Bancroft
New Hampshire State Hospital For
Special Trains July 3 Shuttle Service in Greensboro
Local railway officials announce shuttle trains on Saturday July 3 during the Guilford Battleground celebration. Trains will run at short intervals all day between West Market street crossing in Greensboro and Battleground station.
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Guilford Battleground
West
Market Street Crossing
Greensboro
Battleground Station
Water conditions praised by city physician Dr McCain
Dr H W McCain reports water purity and sanitation have yielded excellent overall health in the city. He notes no epidemic, low disease levels, few residual contagious cases, and that water quality is strongly linked to these gains. Deaths include Typhoid and a single scarlet fever case, with general improvement in intestinal diseases. Also mentions a young woman’s typhoid death, a Guilford to Reidsville road note, and the North Carolina Richmond excursion details for July 14–17, 1915 with fares from several towns.
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H. W. McCain
Lince
North Carolina College ad offers thorough programs for youths
Signatures left off in a tax list note dated July 1, 1915. The North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts promotes practical life training in Agriculture and allied fields, Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry and Dyeing, Textile Industry, and Agricultural Teaching. It lists 65 men faculty, 767 students, 25 buildings, laboratories, county examinations at county seats on July 8, and invites catalog requests to E B Owen, Registrar, West Raleigh NC.
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North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
E. B. Owen
West Raleigh
N. C
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Salisbury
T. F. Wrenn
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Chas. H. Burns
Floy Kirkman
R. B. Terry
Rock
Dillon, Thompson and Clay
Thomasville Chair Co
High Rock
Chas. Clodfelter
Geo. Hunt
William Croft
First Reformed
Thos. Newlin
D. D
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California
Friends’ Church
L. W. McFarland
Oak Hill
Friends’ Meeting House
High Point Lodge
B. P. C. Ellis
Queen City
New Bern
Charlotte Elks
Sticks
Muskrat Station
Asheville
Little Washington
High Point Elks
Hugh W. McCain
Gertrude Lea
W. H. Lea
St. Leo’s Hospital
W. L. Smith
Nan Bowman
Brownie Summit
Guilford
Brown Summit
Rockingham
Reidsville
Southern Railway
Rich-mond
Richmond
Lexington
R. H. DeBurris
D. B. Stafford
J. L. Parrish
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