Cole Please Again On Deck For South Carolina Senate
A wartime call to action contrasts with liquor legislation moving through the Senate Agricultural committee. The message condemns German foes and praises patriotic resolve while noting a plan to ban sale of distilled spirits wines and beers after January 1 and to prohibit manufacture after November 1.
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Cole Please
South Carolina
Senate Agricultural Committee
Proiteering Off Of Officers In Senate Uniform Sale Plan
The text condemns profiteering from officer uniforms and equipment. It cites government provision of uniforms to officers and argues against privately selling gear at cost, claiming costs of 250 to 500 dollars to equip an officer and profiteers taking about half. It urges public opinion to drive a law preventing these profiteers.
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Senate
Woodrow Wilson as Iron-Willed Leader in War Crisis
Arthur Brisbane lauds Woodrow Wilson as a man of iron will guiding the nation through its greatest emergency. He notes Wilson’s selfless duty, warns against critics who call him autocrat, and says the president uses the people’s strength to lead. The piece stresses gratitude for five years of leadership.
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Arthur Brisbane
Washington Times
Woodrow
Wilson
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Wilsons War Aides Autocrat Charge Misreads Federal Policy
The piece argues that railroads became part of national machinery funded publicly to prevent private exploitation and panic. praises the Fed as war stability. credits Wilson with farmer credit and wealth tax aims while denouncing autocrat slurs. It contrasts Wilson with the Kaiser, claiming Wilson serves the people, not himself, and supports post office control of DC phone service as a people’s gain.
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Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Prussia
The
Republic
Burleson
Congress
District of Columbia
United States
Kaiser
White House
Former NY Mayor John P. Mitchell Killed in Lake Charles Flight
Former New York mayor John P. Mitchell, who had joined the aviation corps after losing re election, was killed Saturday in Lake Charles Louisiana while piloting a scout plane. The piece notes about thirty thousand dollars in war stamps taken by school districts during the recent drive and commends the Red Cross work for deserving consideration and praise.
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John P. Mitchell
New York
Aviation Corps
Lake Charles
Mortgage Sale and Summons in Guilford County
Notice describes a mortgage sale of High Point land in Guilford County scheduled for July 20 1918 at noon in front of Bank of Commerce with 7500 square feet and bounded by Loflin and Ellison, plus a separate summons in a Superior Court action by Bank of Commerce against Robert Brockett Jr due August 12 1918.
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John Haith
Minnie Haith
D. H. Parsons
J. F. Hoffmen
J. F. Hoffman
Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
Bank of Commerce
North Main Street
High Point
Harry Brown
Loflin Street
W. E. Rogers
S. W
D H. Parsons
Register of Deeds
N.C
J. F. Hoffman, Jr
D.H. Parsons
North Carolina
Superior Court
Robert Brockett, Jr
W. M. Gant
Greensboro
Notice of Resale of Land in High Point Guilford NC
Guilford County North Carolina notice of resale by court order for two parcels in High Point. Commissioner will auction July 6 1918 at 4 pm for cash. starting bid 947.40 with 10 percent due at sale. sale subject to court confirmation. Pages list lot numbers 13 and 14 in section 22 of High Point Development Co plot.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
J. M. Harvey
Dortha Harvey
Guilford
Sach
Said County
Greensboro
N. C
High Point Review
High Point
M. W. Gant
C. S C
Lillie Meredith
Dorothy Hiatt
Snperior Court
Naay
High Point Township
County of
State of
R. L. Brown
High Point Development Co
Register of Deeds’ Office
D. N. Welbert
D. N. Welborn
S. W. Carroll
Lessie Carroll
Thos
J. Gold
Secretary of the Navy Replies To Local Reader
Secretary Jos ius Daniels acknowledges receipt of a June 6 article by W H Dugdale sent by Wm C McIntire of this city. He thanks McIntire for sharing the High Point Review piece and signs sincerely.
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MR. Dugdale
Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Wm. C. McIntire
Navy
W. H. Dugdale
Washington
Mr. McIntire
High Point Review
Josipuus DanNtrEts
Would be marine fails enlistment in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Utah July 9 The curiosity of Henry James who applied for enlistment in the U S Marine Corps here remains unsatisfied James was examined by Dr G J Hildebrand who declared he failed to meet the requirements He asked what was the matter and was told You ve got scoliosis phthisis and syncytis The youth blushed and prepared to leave when the doctor pressed out more remarks Not only that you re troubled with slight astigmatism otitis media and chronic furunculosis Gosh was all he could say as he died in confusion
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Henry James
U. S. Marine Corps
James
G. J. Hildebrand
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