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VOL. XVIII. No. 200
FIRST EDITION
KINSTON, N. C, MONDAY, NOVKMIJKR 6. 1916
FOUR PAGES TODAY
PRICE TWO CENTS
FIVE CENTS ON TRAINS
FCU RSTATES HOLDING' BALANCE P018, OEM MENACE IMPOUND 15 SET UPCOWKt FORECASTS PEACE NOT CONING $300 GIVEN SUNDA
APPEARS; BOTH PARTIES EMCTi TO LONGER EXISTS !N:A AN-INBEPrNRFNTjBIG MAJORITY ID8 IN TWO YEARS; WAR BY PEOPLE OF CITi
a w n a w a a iw sr- v a v a w a m - . ! I I I
lAKKI lUUNIKi IN NAIIuNAL LLtll'PN FliONT OF.FORTRESSINATION BY GERIANS LENOIR DEMOCRATS . MAY LAST LONGER FOR ARMENIAN F
DAILY
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New York, Illinois, Oaio and Indiana Bif Four Upon v j 0 4 , J
5 Verdun -Sector Cleared of!
Whom Responsibility Rests A Rig Handicap for Wil- ? Imnorapt Units of !
son But Majestic Quartet Hold iMore Than 40 Per Cent. un n !
Enough Electoral Votes to Elect Republicans Contend j
Missouri and Kentucky Debatable Ground-Both 11 G.INS FOR FRENCH '
Houses of Congress and Hundreds of State Officials to , ; .
Be Elected How Will the Women Vole? Prohibition ;
Issue in Number of States.
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Republicans Strive Strenu
ously In Onslow, Chim
Duplin Outright
MOT TURNING TO WILSON
None of Belligerents Ex
pects Cessation of Hostil
ities Soon
GERMANY IS DESIROUS
Sunday's Fi;: hting Ger
:;n Counters Successful
: One' FF-u-e British
(By R. J. Bender)
New York, Nov. (5 Tomorrow the Ainepp-nr. :nov
says who wil! be the next president of the Unitci ;-';:tes.
dictates who will compose the Senate, and elvo- s th
House of Representatives. Viewing the situation inda.
with claims of a cocksure victory ov both parties, u a ; i
peared that the people of !ow York, Illinois. Ohio . i .
diana hold the balance of niwer.
Ruth sides claim this ' Bijr Four" of stat-s. The!:
tal in t'v electoral coliepff is 113. nearly !: per con I of ;:
:; v:;to-: necessary to a choice. The str res-t IF
can claim does not inch Co Missouri and Ie?iiin--y. ::)-.s-idc:-i'd
by the Kejioblicans (WmtnWe. In the ih---forc.
Wilson has a handicap of F16 oies to i;t; i. I !.-.-over
Ilujrhes is conceded 70 voios in Maine, Nw : -shire.
Vermont, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania pixl b-
Democrats Claim B'm Majority.
i. -i ' i a ji vv ii , 1 1 w . i ' f . i i k. :mu(- i i L . ( i : '. . t
' erce Inv;
'nsitions
s Out of 2
M : t'-
10 ! Scores of G. O. P. Men Willi Teutons Believe Thev Have
I
Su port Disciple of Peace; Come Nearer to Victory
Fi This Country Pollock
S.--ikes Fast Blow Mon-
. Nov. C.
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Half Hundred Men and
men Made House -House
Canvass and F
Liberal Response t
tributions Yet Receive
Than Enemies Ever Can. i
Approximately three hundr
!ars was realized as the respoi.
the cort.-; of a half hundred ;
hea ted miti and women of Kinftfi
T . . T who in accord with the proclaman,
Prepareil for Long Defen- f Pre-i(,pnt Wilson canvassed fro
sive War
O -. i-.v C.i.t."
b,':i t!i,
President Wilson canvassed fro
hru-c to house throughout the citj
SiiTV-fhy afternoon in the interest of
the suffering Armenians and Syrian
t. y W. Houa.il. president of the people.
h h.tM! t f, ii the eampai-n PiMied P.-es. has obtained from' In special sermons Sunday morninf
the various pastors of the city pre
ser. ed the story of the terrible plight
ef th? unfortunate people. Those
ef h
e'edoral college. At no time in the campaign '
bee" eveh unrestrained optimism on the part '
ticial'-. Win or loe the President returns to V
for the Winter Satui day, after all ending the Cr'
of his grand-daugb.ter, Baby Savre. at Wi";
Mass, tomorrow nigh;. Surroaiuh :1 by his .
family, he will receive" the rotii "n-5 by ?)riv,-;e "F
on returning to the Ca-.itol the President fiw
fiibniarine problems arising from the FrnF-.r
Ih'itish steamer Marina, with the loss of f:v- At;.
and the sinking of the Arier:(an steamer l,a;v,.o.
l'iP;hes Keeps Close.
New York, Nov. C.-Chu--F- Evans Hitgh-
cuietly in the Hotel Asttr-- vi-b his family tF
ir.lv political activity as n ce-feronee with ("
Wilcox.
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Hirmingham. Ala., Nov. 4.
H' "htjes and Is ("!' .1 negroes
ie U'l'ed l.'.v a Kas i!.".s:nn
Oie IJt'ssv mint'::. Hit ! lies
.'fin: I,! re. today. Two lie;i:!les
'iie- !i:it ha ii rcco'-el l d.
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Pr.OP'fuld or Ha'lo.s.
CVca-o. N.-)v. T!i' md:-W-:t - '
Is a ': !i th'' i" e :: f
;il S
1- for- J'tv.H'-t-! f.! Sena!'' Seals
: t ; v ' .: !!' a'd !li;ny.
Dr!?AyI.ME?;T OF N. i
S. WW ZESULON'
'1 'ast ( ii : '.!:;. :;.;;! dinir ti G. V.
"' -wper, Pi"'(::- i ;,Mty 1 lemneratic
c: .' ' mix M: 'iwpir s::t!? that
; .- Repuldi.';.::s th:-re have in en put
: : ;T ill !i nneas t-ITo.t, l that
y t!i'.v-:.h.,i h.i ; bet a ea-r.a -tl
" Itli the a-'i-lv.iitKV if --pie'ibie !e: -
:n )'.:'-i.!e .lie i-osnty. Mr. teu
vai in (lie t 1 ii n i y Sauidiy ai'..-r-lli't-itidican
.-!Kike e v, ; e!
'-al'y ev ry vital ptlnt In 0:w
. en dr.y, h ',ay.-, an. I wo: U-
f . b..:lt parti-.-s wei-o litatinj; up
e, :: y.sidc, aece-ilrjr indiv-d-;r.
i iauilinjr their champions.
' ' .: was carried en almost
; ,-. T'v majority in the 'a.U
i ia ()alow was only ai.out
'. i-'.' ' iijia'.hy and disaffwt
n 'ic.-.t-.i.-- i 1 ths fisheries law and
' ' i . and the Republicans are
' ." :. ca ry it this t Ime. Mr.
i' - - eiairr.s to lie reliably Inferrn-
, t.-iv; , lhat the Oemoerats will
i."'. 'eased majority in spite
O O. P. zeal.
H.' I'.-an .- penly e!-'m Pu
1 h-.: t '.! Ii . h-i P-s Intern
r.!e, T- : ..-k la v.- !i.u
i a i-i i!:i- ' m n-i atie p.'.rty
1'ite.lly I'.n ear ied me
:- thi- ''.!'" : . No IH-ni iat
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'. . i It r.t m i ". :'. bi lii ve-; 'he
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will XV.':--. nr.. : at-Iy .1 to- " Pii..- ! St;;'- . if n - - I :r!, ., . : ,v... . , - ' . . 1 : ' ' r'.
ir. , v by i ai-fi-i 111 : of , ' . ;; e:i - .- ii- ' : -- . .-. ,, ... .. -. ... ; .. . .:;! ;;;. .
:irtlfs. : : ''-e wn--'.l. the ".-' - ;" n j '0;fc ' v . ;': ; ;i - t:'
W: -.m li-nd:u trtcrs of bo h : m- :.-., It 'r'e! 1 i-'n b-. . I ' ' f-u"i i. ' , . ' i s-.-. -a: i' 'i
i;nd Rnpuh'b- , is we;-e r' iim- ' he u i'r - . .- v .i ; -. j :- ' ' Si!- ' ' :" '''r'
i'i . c : v . binir in -ight tf 'ay. ' ; .! o-t -'a! . ; .v. j , , , . . ;r ;, . -. ... :. ;. .!.!: - .
ea-i " ' cherkimr top-.Mher ef ::: : ' at p-.-.-si-::' ::"d v.. til ?.''! ' ' of ty 'i -lit- ' " ' " eil our r. l:.:ior.s
on b :h .jjdes showed the m t: i !..r- i-: th !.-': - J. n li:r ,; , ' n ...r, v. M.
tle.iriT.ands to !:? in lllin-':, I vl: e i. a maj .; -iv'."--: ". '-. j , We-. ;..;).. ' - - f.- .'1 r; . : ur.I'T str: "'"
Oh') n-J Wison-in a nt'tit r'- iMfmiic-' ' i of :'"!. ! . - 7'-- ' ,. ;r ":.' . i :.- . ; '-
lninch 'f ?!es rer-i e-entir;: SI , e - ;;iei- .- ne ' - f '- ,.;:.-,- . .-r .,,,,) ,,'' . ...... a . ( 1 .: - '. i
"i.-ii! v.-.t-:. ' ' .: tirl;-'ti ':hr '" - . - .. ; e., :.-p:. : ii - Pi -; !;::'
Women Have Politicians (iiH'-ini;. ' s is .vtrk t ' ailtt.-n:. Mi Kate ' '
-w York, Xov. (!. Fut;r niii'l -n ' ov.v:- i tii i.-;.. wa; : ,.- I. : t "
''V.ra.':i vote tomorrow. ;' ' ' h;dy in the v : v , , ,v'n,.. .. ;;. . '- y .'a, :; : W
And, hnth sides say very frankly '"'-i' the net f y- -. .-. tr. -r . . ., ;,,.;;. a t" .." milej V. '.:(:! 'it lie j .- -
that it's difficult to say ju.st wh:.t t h y :':,,es e.--:i . .1 1 .'or. p of V s -?
(' -.' p?r a-ser'.s that the Uemo-
loaj ) -ity i l,rn.'-'- will :n
. i "very Mt.Cerially." All local
- ;:).'?; it ko 1'vyen,! a hou-
:. P ir. sy see''.;l :"ft-iied
T'"- !' t '-itnie rtifiii '.'ti has
-i on a ii'ir"' " "H1 in the e ".inty;
lea. :crs in England, Prance and Ger
ni!!v their personal views on the
..a .u's tor p. ace. ineir statements v,)-3 navc g0M t0 Armenia and Syria
r.; -n.sh the basis of the following ar- to investigate first-handed the condi
:c e: . ti?n that prevail there aa the result
of the depredations of the brutal,
bhrd-thirsty Turks, have reported
(United Press Staff Correspondent) I ,,.-,. ro pen can depict nor wordss
a w Y rk. Nov. 4. Nowhere, eith- 't'i story adequately. The can-
n Enjrland, France or Germany. va-er Sunday afternoon found ths
s .'. . e the sliu-htest evidence of ap- a."' wal,in and winin to ,end
helping hand to the sufferers.
:.. vhiiur end of the war. In no r. , . , , . ,
! tve hundred was the goal sert by
;-.-::i-.y is there .my indication that . h. oentra, 00mmjttfe and it rs hop
i!,. .-iitifrtrle will h? terminated in the pj that encugh additional will be got
a : t wo years. There are innumer- ton frwn a canvass of the business
tVtt indications that the end is much section Monday and from those "who
'. htr off. ,w;;-e nway frcm home or otherwise
, .1 N'o-thcliff is uraring lhat the unprepared Sunday. Mr. Charles M.
l-i t -h make no calculations based Jot-don was elected treasurer of the
on i t'tu-e within five years. The idea furd, and he will be pleased to ha-va
-.- ;urteut in Germany that the French e.y contributlcns that njay be aent to
are t.eii'iy exhausted; this Is ur-.war- him or the banks will act as receiv
. at;hle - ptimism. On the other .'mi? r gents. The Free Press wilf b
!:an !, the idea Is1 current in the Allisd j p.-1 to transmit any money that may
. '.ltrie ; that Germany is near ex-' be sent to It. The time Is short and
!i;rt- ii'ii and defeat, which belief is , th campaign is not to be low? drawn
equally w ithout justification. j out . The money will go forward to
Ctrniany wants peacv, admittedly, New York for Its transmission to the
r.::d wants it badly. Germany wants .' afflicted people within the week.
!!.! now, not li.-cause she believes '
h- if .1. Teat d. bat because she
th--'. she i nearer a military victo
ry than she or any of the belligerents
will evet- come to. Th? British na
ti -. -ft-.- two years of muddling and
si .';' 'lita r now is int.) the war up to
it-t yi'-rows. Two factors blight all
".tope t i- an early peace. The first is
I '. . : del rmination t.- fitrht until
.,!..- ean dictate term.4, the second,
(1 'many' determination to maintain
; mil -iietrabio defensive :rd. finitely.
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WORKERS OF THE WORLD
m CITIZENS FIGHT
i!pt ! " 'ii i '-ma' ton t.;i . ei y
' .. : 1 :!ry hue s'.ipp'ii .! 'his in-
j " ': m;c ' n t;'::i-,iiy. "Mo ' local j
! f uW. .p . i:i vot" for Wi!s-n
i T-j lay than hae vot .--I for any' t l.ea't live Killed and Two Score
-- .'.; i ::!'. la'e f , r Pre- -'t in 1 Wounded at Everett, Wash., When
j 1 . - the ("h.iirn.an d.'.-hu . -. "In
f .;. ir.ity we bel'ev p'-a.-'v. ally
I . -v G. O. P. member will -finer:
P"e d.h'nt. T: f' carried sW, I.e- j
j . ir p eeit.H a;ra;,:: r.'rya", '.vhile j Everett. Wash., Nov. 5. At least
it'.. i ,:i.ve precinct. went Dcmio '.i';.' i i'- porsotis we r killed and forty
INFORMATI'N
ELECTION RESULTS
EARLY AS POSSIBLE
Si'ip Pear'ng Objectionable Prion
Men Arrived Town Would Not
Tolerate Them
Democratic County Chairman
G. V. Cow per urges that the pre
c'net election officials forward
l.'f ro-ulla of Tuesday's elections
early as possible to him in this
ily. Mr. Cow per wishes to im
poe.sK the necessity for this upon
(lie pollhclders. There is more
interest than ever before in the
outcome of an election in this
ccantj. and the public will be on
i :!( in get the news. The chair-r-..:;t
r. lis that (he pollholdera
n uke plans to telephone the
accounts or forward them by cou
rier as so.in as they are completed.
will do. inasmuch as the womeif v"A
lie move independent than men.
"Tt.ry will not follow th.ir h:; -hands.
t' othtM's or sweethear! s," .
the Republican national committc
woman's branch today. "They'll 1 -independent,
but we believe the m..
.prity will be for Hugh-s. They ht;'.e
more hope for their cause in the elec
tion of Hughes."
On the other hand, the Democratic
woman'.? section said:
''W feel that the larger pcrtion of
'he women's vote will go to Wilson.
We contend that questions effecting
men c- cequally as vital to women.
And. we belirve that women will not
let the suffrage question enter into
consideration. If they do, they, wfl! t
nave a bstter chanc; with Wilson
than with Hughes."
Illinois will poll the largest worn-
n s vote, as there are about 800,000
women eligible to halot thsre. The
States in the suffraSe column are
Wyomi-g. Colorado, Utah, Idaho,
Washi7,3ion California, Ccy.n, Ari-
Kansns Jliifiiis, Montana end
Nevada.
Strugs
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tir.rt a p " ' :
new has d. J'J
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:"..! !:t ' wo state: , 1 n.i'
. th- will lv n v .m! i
leh" for two can ii !!
;;.,i '.lfch 'rairs
I:':-' P !t r ic-a-:
- - .;!! plans f r leuis'a'ior
. i on the make-up of the
Expect Elect
men.
'.. N -v. . From coa-t t
. , ;?5 -:als predict g -.?:t
t'-i's tomorrow. with
- - ,n have b en achi-v-
iv. ry'.; history. They
. ' merr.he s of C.vi-
X-.-.. G. Prohibition U
- v, a states tomorrow
M -,-.tana, Idaho, South
a. Michigan and Ar-
f KCTION .RETUIIXS AT T5!E
COrf?TIH)USE TUKSfWV XK
r -oposition Is wheth-sh3-U
male p-chlbi-ii
ec3nstitut:on. It
i by statute. I
Full reti i ns f pom the election.-; in N.it 'op,
Stale and Courtty will be received in ; lie
Courthouse Tue.-dp.y niht. A pi iv i'i - ire
will be run into the building, and : r as
the bulletins r.re taken bj' a comw : ; o
rator they will be announced.
The organizations of both pa . are
-sharing in the affair, and the gen -r' pub
lic is invited to be present. Laui : e:p c-.
ially, will be welcome. Those in cbavre
wish it to be well understood that the occa
sion will be jointly conducted by Democrats
rnd Republicans.
r."- ii- Stat: and local tickets. Th
'.in.e th 't-e will be sc i'-e ; of nu n on
'h .Th.--- side to vote fi.r Wilsoji."
V-. f'"wper h.a- had ciiftrmtitio
.' the rh.f-e of faith (if A'h.rt Mill-
-, n"-i' v yenrs a Pe'iiii.'ican and
.!..!!(- ' ft wo po ,tnias!.'r hips under
Preside:; ; ftrm that party, one at
LaGrange. Mr. Mtlle- is a prominent,
!l-to-lo citizen of the county, "quiet
and clean."
The Ice' Chairman spoke to a
crowded h '.;- :;t K h itn's school in
Onslow cc.ir v S.-.' : -i.y night. He
made an a i ir .! other point in
Onslow Satttr.l sy .rnoon. The
particularly
v ill put in his
in East Kin
at arial nominee
ah at Sparrow's
i Monday night
Kellum's m"-si:i.'
"satisfy'ng."
Col. W. P. P.':
last word ;i' a mt
ston. The .v ' ..'
frcm 'he city " .'
store in thai
at 7:30.
Tuesday mornirg at daybreak
Democratic .-' -' - will gather in all
the precincts t "get the vote out."
These volunteers in each place will be
directed by men selected for leal and
iritelligej.c;.
ended to lay in a tight at the EveT
.';; ';! wharf botw en J50 members
r " he Itidu-trial Workers of Wor'-l.
came here from Seattle on the
."-.( Vero-a and a posse of
h.adeil bv Sheriff Don
I; i . Sheriff Meltae is among the
.-i ici. ly wounded.
The num'.er of casualties aboard
the Verona is not known. After the
shoe ing 'a which about 1,000 shots
wet: exchanged, the Verona turned
around and started back to Seattle.
Many nu a were seen to fall on the
deck of the steamer and others, panic
strick.n. t'ampi-1 ovcrboa-;!. Some
were 'akin from the water, but oth
ers d:-aripearr I and it i. believed they
were drowned.
Th? trei; Me between the Industrial
Workers of the World and the author
ity at Everett has been on for sev
eral months and was the outgrowth
of a strike of shingle weavers here.
After several minor outbreaks of vio
lence during the tstrike. Sheriff Mc
Rae orgarized th? citizens' commit
tee and expelled all members of the
Industrial. Workers of the World from
Everett.
3to have been lost
IN DISASTER AT SE4
London, Nov. 4. It is feared
that 300 perished in a collision
of the British steamers Conne
mara and Retriever in the Irish
Sea.
Only one survivor has been re
ported officially.
El Paso, Nov. 4. CoL Rosario
Garcia, A'jllista leader, and tw
of his followers were executed at
daybreak at Juarez. Before fac
ing the firing squad Garda 1st a
long speech declared he was not
a VUlista, but a Constitutional
ist, and asked that care be taken
of his family. ! ,
One of the bandiU shot with aim
was only 1? years old,
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