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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1917

Page

10

North Carolina Anti-Saloon League Convention Plans

A note from Secretary R L Davis outlines the Ninth Biennial State Convention of the Anti-Saloon League to be held January 18, 1917, at the First Baptist Church Raleigh. Delegates from many counties are named and prominent speakers listed, with notice that any interested person may attend.

North ‘and Anti-Saloon League R. L. Davis Wilminngton Raleigh N. C North Carolina Antiiion League Tarnett Johnson Halifax Jianover Wake Edgeabe Nash Joplin Scotland Robe Rutherford Hertford Bertie Qglenburg Guilford Wilmington Sted Baptist Church and Sung School Hillsboro Anti-Saloon League Tehir

Penders Fight Not Over as Legislation Moves

Raleigh reports new stock law bills after a victory by Pender’s stock law factions. A second referendum fight looms with popular election provisions. Courthouse status for Plymouth debated. legislators discuss indeterminate sentences and a Kinston lynching probe. Friday program includes Bryan speech and Y M C A events.

Raleigh N. C GrPender Beott Washington County Court House Plymouth Gardner Yancey H.S Ward E. A._Daniel Roper

Southern developmental plans surge across the South

The January issue highlights extensive investments from Maryland to Texas as manufacturers and capitalists announce new ventures. Projects include a 280000 acre drainage scheme in Arkansas, Baltimore land development and Bethlehem Steel expansions, a Norfolk chain plant, a 3508 ton daily coal mine near Birmingham, West Virginia coal land development, a Wheel-ing tile company expansion, and multiple new plants in Macon, Charleston, and other cities.

Baltimore Meryland Texas Aor Arkansas Ard Bethléhem ‘Steel Corporation Sparrows Point Norfolk New England Birmingham Ala Buchanan W. Va West Virginia Ohio Wheelwng Macon Empire Graphite, Coe 4Suland Eléctric Smelting Corporation Electric Smelting Corporation Sedalia-Lebanon-Nowata Lead & Zinc Co Nowata Okla Harrison Bros Mobile McCorkle Lumber Co Nora Charleston Cooperage C Charleston Miss Lindsey Lead & Zinc Co Joplin Tifton Packing Co Tifton

Justice Dept Reports On Arms Smuggling At Border

The Department of Justice says reporting to Congress on arms smuggling across the border to Mexican belligerents would be incompatible with public interest. Representative Kahn of California pressed resolutions seeking details on evasion of the October 19 1915 proclamation banning arms shipments. He criticizes withholding of information and asserts smugglers and gun runners operate at the border with Villista forces and others, including de facto government troops, obtaining arms through illegitimate channels.

Washington Department of Justice Congress Inter Kahn California Horse Military Affairs Committee War Department The Treasury Villista Muusti

Convention Proceedings on January 16 1917 In North Carolina

The record details the morning and afternoon sessions of a January 16 1917 convention with adjournment and an agenda. Speakers include Rev J Sidney Peters Rev R L Gay Rev E Leyborn Rev A B Kendall and Rev J L Murphy. Additional items cover devotionals resolutions nominations unfinished business and miscellaneous matters.

W. T. Shaw Weldon N. C E. R. Leyborn Durham R. L. Gay Raleigh Virginia J. Sidney Peters Richmond Committee On Resolutions J. L. Murphy D. D Hickory A. B. Kendall Burlington W. C Theo. B. Davis Zebulon N. G F. B. Rankin Rutherfordton D. H. Tuttle Chas. H. Ireland Greensboro Board of Trustees

Conviction Drives Some to Dismiss All Dissent

An Albany News item notes that certain men derive great satisfaction from believing all who disagree are wrong, reflecting on rigid, dogmatic attitudes in public discourse.

Albany, News

Socialist Organ Says Wilson Must Stay As Mediator

Berlin reports that the Socialist Vorwaerts argues President Wilson cannot quit the mediation effort. It says he has placed authority toward European peace and must persist, using tact and patience to win peace sentiment without partisan pressure from war presses.

Berlin Sayville Wireless Wilson Vorwaerts United States

T R SAYS CAPT SELOUS WISHED DEATH ON FIELD

Oyster Bay New York January 6 Captain Frederick Selous the British explorer could not have wished for any other end than to be killed in action Colonel Theodore Roosevelt said tonight when informed of the death with the allied forces in East Africa of his former hunting companion Roosevelt recalled Selous as a great hunter explorer and naturalist who helped outfit him for his African trip and was with him on part of that expedition He noted Selous was his guest at the White House and called him fearless yet gentle and pro Boer's ally He added that Selous spoke highly of German colonists in South Africa.

Oyster Bay N. Y Frederick Selous Theodore Roosevelt East Africa White House South Africa

Wrestlers John Olin and Helmar Lundin Visit Sunday Class

Col Walker Taylor hosts a Sunday School session at Immanuel Presbyterian Church this afternoon at 3 o clock with guest wrestlers John Olin world heavyweight champion and manager Helmar Lundin. The event invites un affiliated young men to join and meet with a five member class when possible.

Col. Walker Taylor John Olin Helmar Lundin Immanuel Presbyterian Church

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North Carolina Anti ‘Sable League First Baptist Church William Jen W. L. Poteat Wake Forst N.C J.L. Murphy Hickfigh J. H. Bennett Kensboro J. A. Campil Buies Creek EB. Ryborn A. B Nlall Sevtal North Carolinas Committee On Program Woman's Matt Allen Pollock Lenoir Bond Kinston Little Senate McBee Mitchell Phillips Oppioneut Christian Temperance: Union. Is Davis Judge Weakley Asia Yarborough Col. Bryan Richard Lt. Hargraves Forest Road J.A. Martneys Statesville J. E. Underwood William Jennings Bryan West Woman's Christian Temperance Union Wake Forest College Wake Forest N C J. A. Campbell Raleigh N. Cc 8. D. Weakley Qwring Holidays Baldwins Black Eye Bear Produce & Moise Co Wilmington, N. C Socialist Organ Lazarco Rubini Gayarre Saulastircarte Columbie Lazaro Green's Drug Store T. R Capt. Selous Rapid Shoe Repair Company North Front Street J. H. Rehder & Company North Fourth Street
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