Weeks criticizes Wood transfer from East to Southeast
Washington April 3 Senator John W Weeks of Massachusetts on the Military Affairs Committee calls the transfer of Major General Leonard Wood from the New York based Department of the East to command the newly created Department of the Southeast a disheartening and pernicious act at a critical time. He claims Wood knows the department best and has driven patriotic effort, while vowing those responsible must explain their actions.
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Grayson
War rhetoric and political division in early 20th century America
The passage surveys sharp splits in opinion over Wilson's war policy, Clark's political prospects, pacifist strains, and anti German sentiment. It references figures like Congresswoman Renkin and Senator Lodge, praising Wilson while noting electoral and fiscal tensions as the nation moves toward wartime footing.
Pacifists and politicians clash in wartime debate
Fragmentary remarks touch on pacifists, Wilson era demands on Congress, Thaw's imprisonment, and political figures like Henry Cabot Lodge. The text hints at war talk, election guilt, and shifting public sentiment amid threats of declarations and rebuttals.
Inter-city membership contest ends with help urged
Few hours remain to join the Inter-city membership contest. Support is urged for Chap to contribute or for Eby to assist both mankind and Winston land at the top.
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Mankind
Wilston
United States Moves Toward War as Congress Opens
The nation prepares for possible war after President Wilson urges Congress to declare war. He condemns Germany's actions and calls for united action with France, Britain, and Russia to defend American rights and preserve civilization. The public backs decisive steps despite hardships.
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Wilmington lays foundation for National Guard mobilization bid
Wilmington advocates present a comprehensive case for a mobilization camp site. They offer central grounds with full camp facilities including electric car service, soil and health data, and railroad access. Although Morehead City seems likely now, Wilmington seeks future consideration by officials.
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Wilmington
National Guard
Country United in Support for Wilson Across Party Lines
The nation, except a small pacifist minority, stands behind President Wilson as Congress unites to back his address. Senators Lodge Smoot and other Republicans praised the speech and pledged to aid the President in his aims, underscoring a shared patriotism and resolve.
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Five Wilmington Units to Serve in Im pending Conflict
Wilmington plans to provide five fighting units for service in the pending conflict a coast artillery company engineers cavalry infantry and a naval division. This may set a city record for its size and population as readiness could expand if required.
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Wilmington
Coast Artillery
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Growth and Stop to Loss
An advertisement urges readers to visit R. R. Bellamy for Parisian Sage a hair grower that allegedly prevents hair loss stops dandruff and soothes the scalp. It claims guaranteed results or money back and notes the product makes hair appear fuller and softer available at drug stores.
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R. R. Bellamy
Advt
Adultery Suit Seeks Judgment in New Hanover Case
The State of North Carolina New Hanover County action Lenone H Jenkins v Jasper R Jenkins alleges adultery. Jasper R Jenkins is a non resident and could not be found in state records. He must appear at the next Superior Court term on the first Monday in May 1917 or judgment will be entered against him.
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Austria- Hungary
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Russia
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Enate
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New Hanover
J. Jackson
Margaret Jackson
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Ae County
Wilmington
North Eypton
Wilmington City Elections Called for April and May 1917
The Council and City Board of Elections of Wilmington call a primary for mayor and council seats from the First, Fourth, and Sixth Wards on April 17, 1917, with a regular municipal election on May 1, 1917. New voter registration is ordered for both elections, with specific polling places and designated registrars and judges for each ward. Registration books open daily 9 AM to 5 PM for seven days before closing on the second Saturday prior to April 17, and additional Saturday hours apply for inspection and challenges.
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L. T Landen
Old Engine House
John Waiton
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W. Creasy
Mann's Store
J. F. An
W. A. Woods
J.H. Womble
Foe Pacification
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