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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1918

Page

7

Fragmented World War Era Dispatches From a 1917 Morning Paper

The column surveys political chatter about Germany Russia and the United States. It notes costs of messages from the President, inflation signals, and troop movements while referencing figures like Von Tirpitz Kermit Roosevelt and McAdoo.

Business Problems of the War examined by J Ogden Armour

The article reviews J Ogden Armour's book compiling nine newspaper essays on wartime commerce. It covers food distribution, meat pricing, stock preservation, government role, cold storage, and forest use. Armour urges practical reordering of distribution, storage expansion, and wood use to ease shortages and aid both rural and urban communities.

Congress Armour Food Commission Mr. Armour Joseph

Fuel Shortage Warns of Hard Winter Before War Ends

An editorial warns the nation to prepare for a harsher winter due to coal and wood shortages driven by wartime demands. It urges wood use where feasible in North Carolina, cautions against excessive forest harvesting, and calls for selective draft measures to keep essential trades available for the war effort.

Forestry Department North Carolina Rocky Mountelegram Supreme Court

German Kaiser's Potential Move Over Swiss Boat Incident

The article suggests Switzerland could face severe penalties if Germany pressed its case over a German boat shot at on Lake Constance. It notes that without Germany’s broader duties, the Kaiser might use the incident to justify annexation of Switzerland by force.

Germany Switzerland Lake Constance Republic

Apples command higher price in Wilkesboro market

The Wilkesboro Hustler notes lim bertwig apples sell for one dollar a bushel there. In this market such fruit would cost three dollars or more per bushel, and freight rates cannot fully explain the price gap.

The Wilkesboro Hustler

Wisconsin Senate Vacancy Election In 1920s

A Wisconsin Senate vacancy race focused on LaFollette. The winning candidate opposed LaFollette’s continued tenure and sent a telegram repudiating him and praising American citizens. Commentators note majorities against La Follette outside the U.S. Senate.

Wisconsin Senate LaFollette Senate Senator LaFollette la Follette United States Senate

Germans in internment camp moved to Fort Caswell

The Asheville Times reports a German internee at Hot Springs disobeyed orders and has been moved to Fort Caswell. The piece notes detention rather than a picnic ground view of internment camps.

Asheville Hot Springs Fort Caswell

One Hundred Years Ago Today And Other Anniversaries

A column notes anniversaries from 1818 to 1917 and birthday reminders. Figures include Prince Arthur of Connaught, Major General William P. Duvall, Sir Alfred Yarrow, Duke of Aosta, Lord Balfour, and William Henry Crocker, with ages listed for each.

Canada Boulogne United States Senate Stanton France Ancre Sorra Anatolian Black Sea Prince Arthur of Connaught Duke of Connaught King George William P. Duvall St. Marys County Sir Alfred Yarrow England Duke of Aosta Genoa Lord Balfour Burleigh William Henry Crocker California Sacramento Cal

Wartime Snatches and Whims from the Front Lines

A collage of wartime remarks notes social tensions and morale in France and Wilmington. It cites Negro stevedores abroad, gasps at shortages, and jokes about drafts, plumbing, and peace terms as war drags on.

France Stockholm

Men of America Recognize Workers Duty and Worth

A passage honors workers who act from duty to the nation and their substantial contribution. It asserts a national obligation to acknowledge their efforts and value in a meaningful manner.

Russia America

Hemenway School Sees Attendance Rebound After Holidays

The Hemenway School notes poor attendance at year start then reports improvement toward week’s end. December Honor Roll was read by Mr Blair while Mr Hinnant praised student progress and the school mourns the loss of most ferns due to cold Xmas weather.

Hemenway Blair Hinnant

Honor Roll Fourth Month Third Grade and More

The Honor Roll lists students across grades from third to seventh with spelling perfects noted. Evelyn Einstein and Elizabeth Hutaff appear among top performers, alongside many classmates and named teachers Miss Wiggins Miss Hill Miss Rhodes Miss Miller Miss Von Glahan Miss Sidbury Miss Buck Miss Lassen Mrs Brock and Mrs Christie.

Miss Wiggins Evelyn Einstein Elsie Ennett Frances Shepard Hazel Campbell Lavinia Veal John Grainger Joel Bretlow Gerhardt Whilden Robi Rives Miss Hill Elizabeth Hutaff Mildred Robbins Tabitha Hutaff Anita Shepard Corinne Hughes Thelma Boylan Alpha Blanche Rocker Frederick Mohr George Trask George Charles Mohr Frank King Mills Gradie Miss Miller Mary Catherine Bissinger Ida Lee Crocker Duls Margaret Hale Emilia Eve Jewett Grace Althea Orten Reston Pettaway Stephen Allard Rivers Lawther Edward McHachern Samuel Raines Alex Shepard Allen Thomas Margaret Halem Helen Wolf Thomas Hawkins Callan O’brien Allen Thoms Margaret Blake Margaret Dixon Joseph Stone Henry Sternberger Miss Sidbury Elizabeth Hart Julia Harriss Mary Benson Annie McNair Audrey Williford Gertrude Lunnenberg Miss Buck Blanche Baden Mary Lacy Boney Ruth de Witt Reggie Donkle Ray Johnson Ella Mae King Dorothy Oldham Hpie Plyler Edwin Metts Carl Wessell John Roberts James Croom Thelma McRacken Mary Sandlin Lucile Bradshaw Blanche Capps Mary Lack Boney Hettie James Jordan Lottie Britt Helma North Mabel Robeson Earl Harker Miriam Taylor Miss Lassen Marguerite Bell Marie Cain Mary Cline Lula Moore Harvey McLean Gordon Smith Harold Sternberger Charles Stanland Marguerite Fettel Brock Ruth Smith Velma Spivey Marion Stewart Katherine Schnibben Madeline Trask Edward Davis Harry Donkle Kenneth Scott Edward Allard Will Harlee Bordeaux Oliver Hutaff Everett Huggins Benjamin Sneeden Christie Alfred Brand Frederick Bissinger Alex Boone Guy Cardwell Donald Koonce Sydney Kosch Jack LeGrand Roy Mills Martin Pearsall Lawrence Schuster Carl Schuster Duval Williams Edward Femnett John McEachern George Conniken James Robinson Leonard Pyle Cardwell Annie Barnhill Hetty Beatty Mary Belamy Bagg Ryda Butler Onida Capps Edith Cline Anneta Detynens Helen Land Dorothy McNair Ruth Marshall Viola Morell Lucile Page Velva Ponly Pate Savage Ditmore Harvey LeRoy Plyler Donald McRae Samuel Ruark Marie Costin Annetta Detyens Gladys Fickling Viola Murrell Mary White Carl Williams Miss Garvey Hanes Benton Amber Bass Fr. Matthews Thomas Stansell Ada Humphrey Margaret Weathers Mary Mohr Clara Blaney Mildred Boylan Annie Spooner Mary Austin Bell Isabel Broderick Alicea Phelps Mary Lee Rives Mildred Turrentine Nell Goodlet George Britt Wilbur Davis Hanes Bentonce

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