City Clean-Up Nets 32 Women In Court Sweep
A dawn drag-net led to 32 women arrests, many white, in Audubon area. Miss Jacobi Wise of Shellbank was charged with vagrancy and eyed for arraignment. Public debate rages over city evils and new shipyard work as residents call for orderly conduct and camp discipline.
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Miss Jacobi. Wise
Audubon
Burton
Miss Wise
Sen
Russian Village Destroyed by German Troops in Reprisals
A Russian village Novoselki in Mo hilev government was burned after peasants resisted a German money requisition and killed an officer. Germans fired on escaping inhabitants including women and children, killing many. Tsarist foreign affairs protest by M. Tchitcherin condemns the atrocity and urges German punishment.
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Moscow
Novoselki
Mohilev
M. Tchitcherin
Peoples’ Commissariat
Emperor William Visited Battlefield Near Queant
Amsterdam reports Emperor William toured the Queant area west of Cam while a Berlin paper notes the monarch spoke briefly to an officer asking what more he could do to preserve the world from these horrors.
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Amsterdam
William
Queant
Cam
Berlin
Lokal Anzieger
Local Frustration Over Shipyard Move Sparks Racial Rhetoric
A letter to the editor denounces Charleston as better, argues transfer of shipyards to the city, and condemns trash dumping. The writer singles out the so called negro element for blame and urges strict accountability, opposing what he calls a line of least resistance.
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Charleston
Labor Bureau Aids War Effort In New Bern Area
Mr Luther C Stewart, rep of the Department of Labor, left for New Bern after days of local inquiry. The Chamber of Commerce has set up a labor bureau with H B Branch as special agent to connect job seekers with labor distribution facilities and help fill wartime needs. A permanent bureau may follow to devote full time to this work.
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Luther C. Stewart
Department of Labor
New Bern
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Branch
Old Cooperative Building and Loan Association Shares Open
Wright's office at 124 Princess Street announces a New Series now open. The Old Cooperative Building and Loan Association offers shares priced at twenty five cents each. Members are urged to subscribe for shares and join the thinking throng to realize the valuable service provided by the association.
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Building and Loan Association
Wright
Princess Street
Old Cooperative Building and Loan Association
Hanover Building and Loan Association
J. W. Yates
H. F. Wilder
Q ban Hair Color Hero promises youthful look for women
Ad touts Q ban Hair Color Restore as non dye that gradually restores color without staining the scalp. Claims eliminate gray hair and dandruff while allowing normal shampooing and waving. Guaranteed satisfaction with money back option.
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