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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1916

Page

5

High Point Milling Co Flour Ad With Rail Schedule

An advertisement for Good Wholesome Flour from High Point Milling Co touts white frost and luxury flour for baking. A railway timetable dated October 14 1914 shows southbound Nos 21 23 and northbound Nos 22 24 trains with stations High Point Thomasville Gordonton Denton High Rock and times listed. W E Price agent.

High Point Milling O High Point Milling Company High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock W. E. Price Agt

Diaz May Start New Revolution Eluded Federal Agents

Felix Diaz left New Orleans for Havana with plans to spark a revolt against Carranza. Officials say he aims to rally Oaxaca and other southern forces, meeting associates in Havana while evading arrest as a private Mexican citizen. Oaxaca previously declared independence from Carranza.

Washington Felix Diaz Department of Justice United States Mexico Carranza Oaxaca General Diaz New Orleans Havana Theodore Dehessa Vera Cruz Aurelioana Blanquet Huerta Diaz

Germany Upholds Former Orders on Armed Merchantmen

Washington reports Berlin has told Secretary Lansing that Lusitania and Arabic assurances remain binding but apply only to peaceful merchant activity. Germany asserts armed merchant ships are not peaceful and may be sunk without warning. Berlin cites 20 incidents of British ships attacking subs and says new orders allow sinking armed enemy merchant ships from midnight February 29.

Washington Germany Count von Bernstorff United States Lansing Berlin State Department

Navy construction should be limited by facilities

Rear Admiral Austin M. Knight told the House Naval Committee that new navy construction this year should be confined to the nation’s building facilities. He urged immediate evaluation of capacity to meet a 1925 fleet goal and planning for stepped up programs thereafter. He warned of a dual Atlantic and Pacific threat and favored bold expansion if England is not included. The article also notes passage of the postoffice appropriation bill funding 321 million dollars with a shift to space basis for mail transport and a 50 pound parcel post limit unchanged.

Washington Austin M. Knight Navy War College House Naval Committee United States Navy Admiral Knight General Board United States Atlantic Pacific England House

Haiti Treaty Ratified Gains U S Protectorate

The senate unanimously ratified a treaty with Haiti under which the United States assumes a protectorate over the island nation. Washington takes over finances and police, guarantees territorial integrity, and commits to developing resources, with Haitian Congress approval and an American marine expedition observing. The pact was negotiated with D Artiguenave.

Haiti Washington Senate United States D’artiguenave

Army Bill Aims for Regular Force With Guard and Reserves

Washington reports a bipartisan push for a regular army of 143000 with a federalized national guard of at least 424000 in five years. The plan includes reserve systems and civilian training camps with War Department control. Also noted President Wilson urged neutrality in Europe while Gridiron Club speeches were made public with consent. Dover reports the Maloja sank after striking a mine near Dover killing 40 plus. Natchez describes flood refugees facing cold, with shelters built from driftwood and calls for clothing and hut materials.

Washington House Senate Garrison War Department Wilson Gridiron Club America Natchez, Miss Tensas Concordia Natchez

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Carolina & Yadkin River Railway Company Dlone Richmond Richmond Virginia W. T. Kirkman & CO Mr. Farmer Fo B N. C New Cochran Hotel 14Th and K Sts N. W Washington, D.C New Cochran Kite House Eugene S.cochran J. W. Sechrest Ccmain Drug Company North State Tele. Co Postal Telegraph Cable CO The Postal Co Bell Danville Lynchburg Charlotte Spartanburg Greenville S.C Washington, D Atlanta Jenneeeee Henderson Petersburg Fredericksburg Fayetteville Camden S C Columbia S. C Aiken Augusta Jirmingham Sesannak Memphis Elc Ihe Desler Wader Bernstorff Dover Tilbury Bombay Marseilles Commercial National Bank of High Point Commercial National Bank Commercial National Bank of Lindeman X Sons Emerson Schumacher Frazier House of Frazier Greensboro, N. C North Main St
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