Four Murder Case Developments at Bellevue Camp
Follows coroner’s inquest into Walton death near Bellevue cemetery. Miss Davidson arrested as accessory after the fact with hospital guard maintained. Judge Rountree and Mr. Delano assure jury she will testify when able. Witness Woodcock recounts Walton’s vehicle contact and Davidson’s movement after the incident.
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Walton
Bellevue Cemetery
Florence
Vison
Eh Xien
Wang Walton
Davidson
BigTaail Delano
Miss Davidson
George Rountree
Rountree
Efort
Ay Suliier Burton
W. Woodcock
Herymieko
Burton
Woodcock
Tely
Mea
Getty Aid Feee
Bellevue
Williame
Wet
Election Battle Shapes Up In Wilmington Ward Races
Voters face a crowded field for First Ward council seats with multiple candidates after W F Jones resigns to become county public defender. Mayor Moore and Merritt vie for renomination while Fourth Ward James M Hall and W D McCaig seek reappointment. A separate issue opts for a suburban manufacturing development costing 40 000 if matched by county and business interests.
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P. Q. Moore
B. A. Merritt
Claude C. Cashwell, Esq
J. FP. Sellars
W. C. Boesth
L. L. Shepard
W. A. Sue
C. McD. Jones
Jas. M. Hall
Soith
W. Pd. McCaig
Publc
Mooreites
W. F. Jones
James M. Hall
W. D. McCaig
New Hanover
Wilmington
Tidewater Power Company
Rotary Club
Salvation Army Holds Regular Meetings Today
Local Salvation Army corps schedules a night meeting at 8 o clock in the hall and an Easter songs and recitations service postponed from last Sunday. Sunday school at 11 am invites all, with 6 45 pm Y P L for youths led by Lieutenant Horne. An open air service at Front and Princess streets begins at 7 30 pm, followed by the hall program for the public.
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Salvation Army
Lieutenant Horne
Front
Princess Streets
Prosperity as a lasting guest prompts local spending
The message urges residents to keep prosperity in the city by spending money with Wil merchandising and other local merchants. It proclaims that sending money out of town ends prosperity, framing local commerce as essential to lasting economic health.
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Wil
Rural School Rally Day Parade Planned in Wilmington
A large Rural School Rally Day parade is set for Thursday in Wilmington with 5 to 600 rural children marching from City Hall to the High School for exercises led by Dr. Edgar Wallace Knight of Trinity College. The day includes a morning program, luncheon, and an afternoon literary contest with medals for banner excellence.
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New Hanover County Committeemen’s Association
Board of Education
Washington Catlett
J. P. Herring
Committeemen’s Association
J. R. Morris
G. T. Shepard
H. O. Thomas
Walter Horne
Third
Princess Streets
Edgar Wallace Knight
Trinity College
Durham
Third Street
Queen
Fourth
William Hooper
Fifth Street
Union School
Market
Isaac Bear
Sixth Street
Cornelius Harnett
Fifth
Hemenway School
High School
Police
N. J. Williams
Prof. Catlett
P. Q. Moore
J. J. Hurt
D. D
E. W. Knight
Andrew J. Howell
Delgado
Winter Park
South Wilmington
Masonboro
Myrtle Grove
Oak Hill
Carolina Beach
Catlett
America
Mattie Smith
Moore
J. J. Blair
Carolina
A. J. Howell
McGirt Receives Raleigh Telegram on Strike Bills
A telegram to W A McGirt chair of the County Commissioners says the State Treasury will pay bills owed by merchants and safe proprietors for meals ice and provisions during the Coast Artillery Troops stay in town last July amid the Tidewater Power Company strike. Sanford Martin signed the telegram as secretary to Governor Bickett. The payment is expected next week.
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W. A. McGirt
Raleigh
Board of County Commissioners
Coast Artillery
Tidewater Power Company
Bickett
Effe
Treasury Department
Anniversary Sermon To Close Ebenezer Baptist Celebration
The 48th anniversary of Ebenezer Baptist Church concludes today with an 11 o'clock sermon by Rev J N McKnight. At 4 PM Rev J H Rowe of First Baptist conducts service with his choir. Prominent white citizens attend as several speak. W H Sprunt speaks at 5 PM followed by Rev Dr John J Hurt. Special music by Ezra A Carter choir.
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J. N. McKnight
George F. King
Ebenezer Baptist, Church, Colored
J.H Rowe
First Baptist
W. H. Sprunt
John J Hurt
First Baptist Church
Ezra A. Carter
Commercial Travelers pledge support to the President
Members of Cape Fear Council No. 374 United Commercial Travelers met in semi monthly session and endorsed the President's stand on the Imperial German government. They telegraphed approval to Woodrow Wilson and adopted a resolution pledging loyal support to uphold the nation's honor and dignity.
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Congress
United States of America
Order of Red Men
Brotherhood of Man
God
American
Cape Fear
United Commercial Travelers
United States
Wilmington
N. C
Woodrow Wilton
Washington, D. C
I. C. Loftin
W. C. Smith
Adjutant Yates to Address Boys at YMCA Today
Adjutant James Yates head of the Salvation Army will speak to the Boys League and friends this afternoon at 5 o'clock in the YMCA Building lobby. The talk will last about 45 minutes and promises a highly interesting program. All city boys are invited.
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James Yates
Salvation Army
Boys’ League of the
Association
Paraguay Declares Sympathy With United States
The Paraguayan government announced a formal expression of sympathy with the United States over Germany, asserting Germany's policy violates international law. The statement was issued from Asuncion on April 14 by the government replying to the U S position.
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United Press
Asuncion
Paraguay
United States
Germany
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Merritt
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Messrs. J. M. Hall
L. M. Bunting
W. T. Walker
W. J. Bradshaw
Mington
Rift Fisineel
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