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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1917

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Secretaries and Lawson to testify on leaks next Monday

Washington reports say Secretary of State Lansing, Secretary to the President Tumulty, and Thomas W. Lawson will be star witnesses before the probes. Lawson is subpoenaed, while Lansing and Tumulty will appear to answer questions regarding the alleged leak. Gardner accuses a leak impacted Wall Street and cites ticker evidence.

Lansing Tumulty Tom Lawson Washington Robert Lansing Joseph Patrick Tumulty Thomas W. Lawson Capitol Lawson Laune

Germany Awaits Reply to Wilson

Berlin dispatch reports central powers in January war context await reply to President Wilson. They will not answer directly to the Entente note, deeming its terms insulting, and continue watchful waiting on peace terms as negotiations proceed.

Germany Wilson

So They Tabled The Bill Amid Wilson Note Rumors

The piece reports on stalled legislation awaiting President Wilson's reply as rumors circulate about Spain and the entente. It notes Spain may reserve liberty of action, Denial of confidential US-Germany talks, and mentions the Austrian ambassador's upcoming US trip and alleged leaks amid stock market comparisons.

Wilson Berlin Switzerland Senor Romanos Spain Count Andrassy Entente

Path Markers Guide Candidates in Dis patch Contest

A call to action for contest participants to boost votes this week. Readers learn prizes under dispute include two automobiles, a building lot, and jewelry. Emphasis on leveraging subscriptions and calls to friends to secure victory before Saturday night.

Wilmington

Explosion in Train Car Kills Two Men in Birmingham

Two Birmingham men were killed and a third fatally injured when an explosion rocked a smoker attached to the Southern Railway Birmingham Special at Woodland Junction. Several others from Birmingham and Atlanta were injured as the car was wrecked and the train continued to the station.

Birmingham Ala Here Southern Railway Woodland Junction Louis J. Walton J. D. Oliver J. C. Lee J. D. Russum J. Shelby H. Pehrner Atlanta

Delayed Entente Peace Reply Causes Anxiety in Washington

Washington a day of unease as the Entente delay in replying to President Wilson's peace note prompts officials to fear changes in the document and warns that future actions depend on the Entente's stance. Senate endorsement is viewed as weakening Wilson, and House action is abandoned after counsel against a protracted fight.

State Department Washington Entente Wilson Lansing Senate House Popular Branch Congress White House

Cuba Withdraws Bond Suit Against State On Monday

Cuba moves to withdraw its $2,000,000 bond suit filed in the U S Supreme Court against North Carolina. Senator Overman says the case was a frame up by bondholders and commends Cuba for expeditious action after learning how the suit was brought.

Cuba George H. Manning Washington Supreme Court of the United States North Carolina Senate Overman Supreme Court Bickett Cameron Morrison Manning Senator Overman Republic of Cuba Burnstein

Bear yarns delight children at National Museum matinee

Enos Mills, Colorado naturalist, presented bear stories for school children at the National Museum as part of a parks conference program. He spoke to youngsters in two sessions, sharing tales from his year visiting various U.S. playgrounds.

Washington Daddy Enos Mills National Museum Colorado National Parks Conference Uncle Sam

Daniels Nominated for Southport Postmaster by Godwin

Congressman Godwin recommended D. O. Daniels for the Southport postmaster position to replace resigning R. S. Newton. Daniels, cashier of the Bank of Southport, won a spirited contest over Will Davis J. W. Buerk and William Weeks, with the strongest and most numerous endorsements.

George H. Manning Washington, D. C D. O. Daniels Southport Congressman Godwin R. S. Newton Daniels Bank of Southport Will Davis J. W. Buerk William Weeks

Caldwell County Soil Survey Sought by Congressman Doughton

Washington D C Jan 6 Congressman Doughton asked the Agriculture Department to conduct a soil survey of Caldwell County. He noted the Allegheny County survey is nearly finished and stated Caldwell should receive studyatoa.

George H. Manning Washington, D.C Doughton Agriculture Department Caldwell County Allegheny County

Rotan Rules Lewis Likely Killer of Grace Roberts

Philadelphia district attorney Samuel P. Rotan said he was convinced Bernard W. Lewis killed Grace Roberts and that Lewis killed himself in Atlantic City on Thursday night. Rotan and another official rejected any admin actions backing a House vote on similar resolutions and noted Count Tarnowsky’s upcoming arrival to share peace attitudes.

Philadelphia Samuel P. Rotan Bernard W. Lewis Atlantic City Grace Roberts Senate Count Tarnowsky Prestgent

Adamson Seeks Eight Hour Rail Arbitration Law

Washington reports Judge Adamson of Georgia introduced in the House a drastic eight hour railroad arbitration bill. It would require mediation before strikes, empower the President to take over lines in emergencies, and let overtime be paid at a pro rata wage when approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The measure aims to speed railroad legislation with possible Wilson administration backing.

Washington House Adamson Georgia House Committee On Interstate Commerce Newlands Senate Wilson Interstate Commerce Commission Board of Mediation Mediation Board Board of Inquiry House Interstate Commerce Committee

Donlin to Manage 1917 Memphis Southern League Club

New York January 6 Mike Donlin famed Giants slugger signs a one year contract to manage and play first base for the Memphis club in the Southern League. Secretary Tom Watkins arranged the deal and aims to field a first division team replacing the ailing George Moriarity who left last season.

New York Mike Donlin Giants Memphis Donlin Tom Watkins Dowlin Mike George Moriarity Chicks Moriarity

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