Allies Must Make State House His Greater Efforts to End Conflict
London dispatch quotes The Times military correspondent urging greater Allied efforts to win the war. Germany moved to expand men and munitions. Britain’s western front lacks necessary superiority. He calls for 60 more divisions, noting recruiting issues and the need to rebuild Kitchener’s plan.
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State House
Associated Press
London
the Times
Germany
France
Romania
Kitchener
The
Times
Lawson Recounts Senate Inquiry Clash Over Leaks and Baruch
In vivid testimony from editorial rooms in New York World Lawson details a tense exchange with Henry over a proposed inquiry into stock market manipulation. He claims Baruch and Lansing figures were tied to a wide conspiracy, noting von Bernstorff’s multimillion involvement and warning of broader Wall Street peddling.
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New York
John ‘Klara Cosgrave
New York World
Llewry
Lawson
Garrett
Foster
Henry
Money Trust
Iaiscson
Count von Bernstorff
Baruch
Democratic Party
Lansing
Wall Street
North Carolina Legislature News and Appointments
Committees report Bryan and Daniels could not attend the joint session. Bills were introduced by Scales and Dail affecting the state primary act. Oscar J. Sikes named prosecutor of Stanly county court. Brigadier General Young appoints John Van B. Metts colonel of the Second North Carolina regiment. Charters granted to three NC corporations including the Hartsell Mills transition, Lexington Loan Company, and Hendersonville Development Company.
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Daniels
Bryan
Anti-Saloon League
Senator Scales
Guilford
Representative Dail
Craven
Dail
Toth Warren
F. M. Simmons
Stanly
Metts
Bickett
General Young
North Carolina
Young-Hartsell Mills Company
Concord
Young
Hartsell Mills Company
Lexington Loan Company
Dermot Shemwell
H. H. Hedrick
R. L. Reynolds
Hendersonville Development Company
Frank A. Sumner
L. S. Jenkins
K. Dixon
Asheville
Confectionery Fire Destroys Coutroukis Brothers Store
A fire at 112 South Front Street damaged the Coutroukis Brothers fruit and candy shop a few minutes after 2 AM. The wooden building burned fiercely before firefighters arrived and the stock, insured for 500, was destroyed. The owners blamed a defective stove flue. the building had no insurance. The property belonged to W. H. Duls. he is a traveling salesman based in St. Louis.
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Coutroukis Brothers
South Front Street
J. W. Duls
W. H. Duls
St. Louis
Texas
Flo
Northwestern Lumbermen Hold Annual Convention Opening
Minneapolis Minn Jan 16 A large representative attendance marked the opening of the Northwestern Lumbermen s association annual convention. Sessions will continue for several days and consider numerous industry topics. An exhibition of lumber products is a featured part of the event.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Bryan in liquor talk boosts for woman suffrage
In a discussion leaning toward prohibition, Bryan urges bipartisan support for woman suffrage emphasizing a non partisan victory. He uses an allegory about administering medicine to a horse to illustrate caution in crossing party lines. Judge S D Weakley of Alabama's Supreme Court is among speakers at the league convention opening in Gay.
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Mr. Bryan
League
S. D. Weakley
Supreme Court of Alabama
Prohibition drive gains momentum in Raleigh meeting
Mr Bryan’s speech drew a crowded audience at the First Baptist church as supporters back tighter prohibition. Legislators show little resistance and expect the dry program to pass easily despite rain. Senator A D Ward introduced Bryan to the Raleigh crowd with brief remarks.
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Bryan
inter@Si
First Baptist Church
Raleigh
A. D. Ward
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Morgan
John Metts
Craven County
General Assembly
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Josephus Daniels
J. W. Duis
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W.B. Cooper &Co
COAIL
Buiders
W. B. Thorpe and Company
Water J and Ann Streets
Meliss
Gene Bynnes
Geo C. Jackson
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Gordon
Postoffice
P. O
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Monarch
Underwoods
Baldwin
York
Lima
Bear
Moise Co
South Fourth St
U. S. Navy
Imperial Hotel
Morganton
N.C
L. Mazar
S. Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Illinois
Seth Thomas
Charles Finkelstein
South Front St
H.L. Kidd
Bear Produce & Moise. Co
ST. "Andrew's Brotherhood Lyceum
Memorial Hall
Motte
Leon L. Motte
Church Street
R. B. Moore
3Rd and
Castle
W. B. Klander
South Second Street
MR. Wiseman
Jas. M. Stevenson
Agt
Western L. S. I. Co
Southern Brig
Elgins
Walthams
Howard
Hamilton
Chas. Finkelstein
L. L. Sheppard
North 4Th St
Hanover County
Michigan Mutual Life
E& Hayes
Hamlet
the Peoples Savings Bank
Payne Drug Company
Corner Fifth and
Red Cross Streets
the Murchison National Bank
H. C. McQueen
J. W. Grainger, JR
J. W. Yates
C. S. Grainger
M. F. Allen
W.S. Johnson
J. W. Grainger
Tide Water Power Co
Royal Typewikts Wales
American Bank & Trust Company
Corner Front & Market Sts
Wilmington, N. C
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