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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1916

Page

4

Senate Rejects Ten Percent Army Cut Amid Preparedness Debate

The Senate voted down retrenchment on army appropriations while approving larger funding for ordnance and equipment. Debates warn it would be unwise to cap ammunition and guns spending despite tensions in the Mexican situation, with notable increases in medical supplies engineers equipment and National Guard artillery and machine guns.

Asi Beton Senate Sular Army National Guard House Itc Ordna Ulartomath Ammuni

Communion Held Aboard Neckar For Deutschland Crew

The interned Neckar hosted a communion service for the Deutschland captain and crew as the partially submerged submarine awaited passage. Rev Otto Apitz led prayers for a safe voyage home, followed by a banquet. The Neckar was visible at the Baltimore slip as Deutschland prepared to depart.

Baltimore Neckar Otto Apitz Ie Deutschland Wisvhland

Wilson Noncommittal on National Suffrage

President Wilson gave a cautious reply when questioned by a women’s suffrage delegation about the Susan B Anthony amendment. He answered with questions about aims and noted voters await his and Hughes stance, leaving the group encouraged by his attitude. Delegation members included Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch Miss Helen Todd and Mrs. Graham Vanwinkle.

Washington Wilson Susan B. Anthony United States Charles E. Hughes Harrie Stanton Blatch Kansas Helen Todd California Graham Vanwinkle George M. Lemont New Jersey

U S Negotiations Advance on Danish West Indies Purchase

Washington reports negotiations with Denmark on the purchase of the Danish West Indies have reached a definite stage with signs that barriers to an agreement are being removed. A final deal could come soon, with progress suggesting a successful outcome.

Washington United States Denmark Danish West Indies

United States and Mexican Generals in Conference

Paso Texas General George Nell Jr commanding the American forces here notified General Francisco Gonzales commandant at Juarez that his reports indicate six outlaw Villa sympathizers fired on Massachusetts Guardsmen and Mexicans south of the frontier. Kell adds the group will rendezvous on the Island near El Paso.

Paso Texas George Nell, Jr Francis“os Gonzales Juarez Massachusetts Kell el Paso

Dry Regiment gathers for drills at Camp Glenn

National Guard units in Morehead City advance as three regiments consolidate into a brigade. Colonel Gardner enforces a liquor ban and posts names for violations while drills, target practice, and marches prepare the men for possible border service. Band uniforms and new gear arrive as muster totals rise, with 29 states represented and 3114 officers and men in camp.

Camp Glenn Gardner Shorty” Brown United States Army W. F. Moody First Infantry Second Infantry Third Infantry The Coast Artillery Bard Felmet Asheville Waynesville Champion Lumber Company Crestmont North Carolina Bristol Smith Atlantic Hotel Morehead City Turner Statesville Company Griggs Shelby Platt Holman Mount Airy Company Young

Col Wiley C Rodman Leads North Carolina Guard

Col Wiley C Rodman of Washington D C leads the Second Infantry North Carolina National Guard. He has shown splendid ability in all relations with the Guard and a great love for the service. He is a popular attorney in his home town.

Bristol Statesville Wiley C. Rodman Washington, D. C Second Infantry North Carolina National Guard Rodman Guard

Flood Damage Estimate Across State Reaches 11.7 Million

An estimate for flood losses across the state lists hydroelectric and railroad damages, crop and livestock losses, and bridge repairs totaling 11 700 000 dollars. Key figures include 1 000 000 for hydroelectric stations along the Catawba and Broad Rivers and 2 000 000 for railroad track damage. The Piedmont toll bridge at Spencer has reopened.

Southern Power Company Catawba Broad Rivers Dravo Broad River Yadkin River Clemons, Whitney South Fork Broad Yadkin French Broad Southern Seaboard Upper Yadkin Southern Bell Western Union and Postal Telegraph Piedmont Spencer

North Carolina Urged to Seek Federal Aid for Distress

Washington reports appeals from Wilkesboro for government relief amid food shortages. Senators Overman Simmons and Representative Doughton urged to seek a remedy as current funds are unavailable. The NC outlook is that the state can meet most needs.

Washington Wilkesboro Overman Simmons Representative Doughton North Carolina

Durham-Chamber of Commerce Urges State Land Bank Support

Officials and John Sprunt Hill press North Carolina chambers to back a national program. They urge senators and representatives to secure one of the 12 U S land banks and decide the best city location after the bank is granted.

Durham Chamber of Commerce John Sprunt Hill North Carolina United States

High Point Milling promotes White Frost flour quality

The High Point Milling Company touts White Frost and Luxury Flour as the best for baking. It claims the flour is made from the finest wheat and yields superior bread, cakes, and pastry.

High Point Milling High Point Milling Company

Carolina & Yadkin River Railway schedule notice

The Carolina and Yadkin River Railway announces its October 14 1914 time table showing southbound trains 21 and 23 from High Point to High Point and northbound trains 22 and 24 from High Rock to High Point with listed departure and arrival times and a note that times are not guaranteed and schedules may change. W. E. Price agent.

High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock W. E. Price Agt

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