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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1918

Page

4

Russian and Allied War News From The World War Front

The piece discusses reactions to Colonel Roosevelt and U.S. war policy, noting press criticism abroad and in Berlin. It mentions Soviet figures Trotzky and Lenin, U.S. soldiers’ performance on the front, and the death of a senator in battle or hardship, reflecting a mix of international commentary and wartime updates.

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New Year 1948 Opens Amid World War Uncertainty

An editorial sets a wartime tone for 1948, urging resolve as the nation enters active involvement in global conflict. It acknowledges possible reverses and sacrifices while stressing faith in victory alongside allies, with a hopeful note that behind the clouds the sun is always shining.

Germany

Immense Cost of the War and Its Aftermath

Henry Clews Co notes war losses and gains in a circular. It cites 12,000,000+ killed or injured, $100,000,000,000 already spent with projections to $150,000,000,000 by next August, and mass withdrawals from production. It discusses rail and labor challenges, compares historic wars, and predicts rapid postwar recovery for the United States.

Henry Clews & Co Europe Great Britain

Allies insist on peace talks with Central Powers

Editors report that the Allies demand joint peace parley with the Central Powers but aim to secure a lasting advantage to prevent future wars. The Sun Journal notes the Allies’ resolve to press for terms before proceeding.

President Wilson selects Mr. McAdoo as railroad head

The Concord Tribune reports broad approval in the country for President Wilsons choice of Mr McAdoo to helm the railroad administration, praising his judgment and noting the fear that dissenting voices are being omitted from coverage.

Concord Tribune Wilson Myr icAdoo

Hylan's Rise from Greene County to New York Mayor

John F. Hylan, elected last November on the Tamany ticket, becomes the 98th mayor of New York City. Born in Greene County, he rose from farm roots to a Long Island railroad laborer, then engineer, lawyer, judge, and finally city chief executive.

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One Hundred Years Ago Today and Nearby Milestones

A historical note lists events anniversaries ranging from 1518 New Year reception in the rebuilt White House after 1814 destruction by the British, to 1988 fighting in Mexico involving government troops and revolutionists. It also marks 75, 50, and 25 year anniversaries, including Virginia Governor James McDowell’s 1843 inauguration and the 1863 death of civil engineer William Mitchell Gillespie.

White House James McDowell Virginias William Mitchell Gillespis New York City Mexico

City wood program aids over two hundred families

New Bern Star Journal reports the city’s wood plan has supplied more than 200 families in a few weeks, aiming to reduce winter hardship as wood prices rise. The Observer echoes communal sympathy for a New York bride’s family after a fatal automobile wreck near Southern Pines. Fayetteville Observer notes J W Loesberg’s arrest in Lynchburg for alleged German spying ties to The Wire publication.

Clark Niat New Bern Star-Journal W. W. ‘Puller New York City Clement Drewry Southern Pines Fuller Fayetteville J. W. Loesberg Charlotte Wire Lynchburg Secret Service Wen Loesberg Secret Services Secrer Chicago Charlotte Observer

Notice of Administration for Maria A. Fosgate

The undersigned qualified as Administrator of Maria A Fosgate, deceased, in New Hanover County. Heirs and creditors are notified to present claims by December 4, 1917 at Wilmington North Carolina or they will be barred. Thomas W. Davis is named Administrator.

Europe Maria A. Pusgate New Slanover Wil Prsons Wilmington North Carolina Thomas W. Davis Maria A. Fosgate

Winston-Salem Goldsboro Sleeping Car Line Changes

The Winston Salem Morehead City Beaufort Sleeping Car Line is shortened to Winston Salem Goldsboro Line effective Sunday August 12. The car will operate on trains 232 212 and 111 237. Inquiries to Southern Railway System Agents or J. H. Jones Traveling Passenger Agent Raleigh NC.

Winston-Saies-Morstead City-Beaufort Winston-Saiem-Goldsboro Southern Railway Beaufort Winston-Saies -Morehead City-Beaufort Winston-Salem-Goldsboro Southern Railway System J. 9. Jones Raleigh N. C

Miller's Antiseptic Oil Promises Quick Relief

Advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil as a universal remedy for stiffness rheumatism and neuralgia. Claims instant relief and extensive use nationwide. Urges buying from Robert R. Bellamy Drug Co with money back guarantees and tiered prices.

Robert R. Bellamy Drug Co

Hooverized ration keeps masses fed amid high food prices

The writer argues that high prices set by food grafters force the public to rely on Hooverized rations to limit waste. He suggests the common people cannot live otherwise and downplays concerns about wastefulness.

Henderson

War Chronology One Year Ago Today

Berlin claimed the French battleship Verite torpedoed by submarine. Russians began trench raids south of Riga. Teuton forces pushed Russians back at the Danube bridgehead after six days of intense fighting.

Berlin Verite Riga Teuton Danube Matchin

Roosevelt’s egotism and Wilson feud noted in Observer critique

The Fayetteville Observer skewers Theodore Roosevelt labeling him driven by egotism and hatred for President Wilson. It argues Roosevelt resents Wilson as a world figure and pursues personal ambition, revealing a strong partisan disagreement during wartime.

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Notable U.S. Figures Born on This Day

Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves born in Nashville Tennessee 60 years ago. Major General Clarence Edwards born in Cleveland Ohio 59 years ago. Senator George Chamberlain born in Natchez Mississippi 64 years ago. Samuel Ansell promoted to brigadier general in North Carolina 45 years ago. Hon John Reid minister of railways and channels born in Ontario 59 years ago.

Albert Gleaves United States Navy Nashville Tenn Clarence R. Edwards United States Army Eastern Department Cleveland Ohio George Be.chamberlain United States Oregon Natchez Miss Samuel T.ansell North Carolina John D) Reid Dominion

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