Clement School Closes After Shortened Exercises
Wallace May 14 The Clement school closed with minimal ceremonies due to country conditions. Grades one and two awarded prizes for best spellers Frances Boney and Kenneth Currie. Higher grades held afternoon programs with music by Ellen Rose. Prizes for war savings stamps went to Ethan Sheffield and Flora Mae Cavenaugh.
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Wallace
Clement
Charlie Westrook
Ruth Williams
Little Frances Boney
A. Boney
Kenneth Currie
W. P. M. Currie
Mises Hallie Sutton
Lucile Collins
Ellen Rosé
Oas
Ethan Sheffield
Flora Mae Cavenaugn
Woman’s Club
Elizabeth McGowan
Ellen Mae Johnson
Miss Rose
Z. D. McWhorter
Bethel
McWhorter
Westbrook
Ruth William
Anna Maynard
Hallie Sutton
Elen Rose
Red Cross
Pine Grove
Teachey
J. A. Cavenaugh
Lafayette Southerland
Simon Boney
Packer
George Boney
R. Rose
J. W. Boney
M. A. Lewis
Herbert McIntire
Chicago
McIntire
F. P. Powers
Military Relief
Alice Hussey
Atlanta
Ways and Means Committee of the Red Cross
Lillie Carter
M. B. Pope
William Mcc- Adée
Cotton to Spain Licensed for Shipment May 14
The War Trade Board licensed a one month supply of cotton to Spain. Eight thousand barrels of oil previously licensed remains unshipped as Spain preferred tin containers and a compromise allowed bulk shipment.
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Spain
Washington
War Trade Board
Wilson Receives 86 French Alpine Troops for Red Cross
Washington may 14 President Wilson welcomed 86 French Alpine troops known as the blue division who arrived in the United States aboard a car to assist the Red Cross during the war effort.
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Alpinera
Wilson
Washington
United States
Red Cross
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr Works 14 Hours at Aix YMCA Camp
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr is employed for fourteen hours daily at a YMCA camp in Aix France where she assists and supervises activities for American and allied youths during the war.
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Theodore Roosevelt , Jr
Aix
France
Republicans keeping an eye on North Carolina politics
Raleigh reports North Carolina primary interest draws national attention with large ballot issuance and upcoming contests in Yates Webb and Claude Kitchin districts. Seniors called to colors underway at state colleges as commencements thin due to military drafts and new women workers boost urban dining venues.
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Dispatch
Raleigh
North Carolina
New York
Boston
Claude Kitchin
Yates Webb
Webb
W. E. Councill
Charles A. Jonas
Roosevelt
Mr. Jonas
Board of Elections
W. S. Bailey
Manteo
Thirteenth Judicial District
Wake
Franklin
Fifth Judicial District
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Engineering
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
John E. White
Anderson
D. C
FE. Yates Webb
Meredith College
William Warren Lan
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