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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1918

Page

10

Wilson urges allied unity for Russian democracy at convention

At a New York convention, President Wilson is urged to back Russia's constitutional path and peace terms. Delegates claim 49,500 Russians in America support his stance and plan to form the Federation of Russian Organizations in Africa to aid citizens. a State Department hearing is sought.

Yorks Wilson Russia Urs Ign Cies de ‘Gersl Peane Volde‘nar Kruglak Con‘ecntion Canada Wwe Europe United States APTS Africa America States Department

Czernin Firm on Allied Demands, Lloyd George Says

Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that Count Czernin remains adamant on the substance of the Allies demands, in reaction to the Austro Hungarian foreign minister's speech responding to President Wilson. The London report is dated February 12.

Czernin London Count Czernu Wilson Lloyd-George House of Commons Count Czernin

National Father and Son Week Observance Urges Strong Family Ties

An editorial extols National Father and Son Week as a noncampaign effort to focus attention on living, vital bonds between fathers and sons. It celebrates wartime and postwar shifts in family roles, urging fathers to model responsibility and sacrifice, and urging sons to value their fathers.

Camp Greene in Charlotte Faces Abandonment Talk

Washington report says Major General Dickman and Secretary Baker discussed abandoning Camp Greene due to sanitary conditions. Charlotte delegation pressures to keep camp. contention over a half million dollar road and sewer project and $100,000 in local contracts for concrete roads to the camp.

Washington Dickman Camp Greene Charlotte WN. C Baker N. G Normy

Asquith Defends Wilson in War Aims Remarks

London February 12 former Premier Asquith in the House of Commons said President Wilson discriminated justly in tone and substance between German chancellor and AustroHungarian foreign minister statements on war aims following Wilsons congressional speech.

London House of Commons Asquith Wilson Congress

Alleged Murderer Captured After Posse Pursuit

Jim Mc Uherron, an African American man, shot and killed two white men at Seatill Springs last Friday. He was captured near McMinnville after a daytime siege on a log house, sustaining gunshot wounds to the head, face, and left arm.

Nashville Tenn Jim Mc Uherron Seatill Springs McMinnville Melniher

Gorge in Ohio River Near Evansville Starts Moving

Evansville Indiana February 12 the 16 mile gorge in the Ohio river at this point moved 1000 feet today. River men expect steady movement by night due to warm weather rain and high wind. Several boats held firm in ice in front of Evansville as water rose six inches in six minutes. Stage was 36.5 feet and rising.

Evansville Ind Ohio River

British Troops In France Urge US Kin to Enlist Now

British and Canadian soldiers in France appeal to men aged 20 to 40 in the United States to enlist promptly after the Allied draft accord. Brig. Gen. White says many of those in America cannot dodge service and should join European efforts immediately. Some 18,000 volunteers have since late June 1917, with cheerful spirits and remarks on German tactics.

France Great Britain United States W. A. White Gaic Europe

Barnett to be re appointed as marine corps commander

Washington Feb 12 Major General Barnett commander of the marine corps whose term is about to expire will be re appointed Secretary Daniels announced today. Woman machinists are working at the General Electric Company plant in Philadelphia. Everybody expects everybody else to set a good example.

Barnett Washington Marine Corps Daniels General Electric Company Philadelphia

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