Napoleon of the Navy appears in upbeat verse
Poem lauds Woodrow Wilson as a vigorous builder of the navy with armor plants and gun lathes in full swing. Critics howl, but supporters praise his energy and efforts to mobilize ships and manpower, while a closing note mentions Edward E Bell and Mrs Farris at a Winston fair event.
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Woodrow
White House
Edward Everett Bell
The
Press Guardian
Paterson, N. J
Railroads face heavy task supplying army training camps
Washington October 15 railroads deliver about 2500 carloads daily of food and necessities to cantonments where the national army and national guard are trained for service abroad. The scope covers sixteen large cities and fifty six smaller towns, with over a million men needing daily sustenance and supplies.
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Washington, D. C
National Army
National Guard
County Faces Budget Strain Over Public Welfare Board
Chairman W C Boren of the board of county commissioners said this week the county cannot see how to make an appropriation for the prosect county board of public welfare. He favors the board but cites too many current demands on county funds.
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W.C. Boren
Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Public Welfare
Marines unveil Dew carriage at Quantico training camp
Quantico Virginia October 5 observers report the Marine Corps drills feature a new light gun carriage usable by two men. It is claimed the devise is the most practical type yet and aids rapid movement over obstacles. Duplicates of French front line equipment and camouflage are displayed as part of the Marine arsenal.
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Quantico
Marine Corps
France
Two Local Men Convicted of Corn Theft in Court
Walter Murray six months and Allen McCain three months on the roads for stealing corn from Lizzie Coggins. Judge Austin sentenced them Saturday and set bonds at 150 and 100 dollars. Both appealed, awaiting Superior court review.
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Walter Murray
Allen McCain
Lizzie Coggins
Austin
German Man Wins $750 in Alienation Suit
Kaltwasser of High Point recovered $750 from J. F. Bain in Superior Court last Thursday. The verdict arose from alienation of the plaintiff's wife. Kaltwasser had recently obtained a divorce from his wife.
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B. C. Kaltwasser
High Point
J. F. Bain
Superior Court
Kaltwasser
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