German Workers Show Growing Discontent Across Lands
The London dispatches report rising discontent among German workers on the eve of Chancellor von Hertling's Reichstag address. Censorship and Austrian strikes feed discontent, with Independent Socialists gaining strength and fears of a Volk political shift amid Brest-Litovsk and peace talks.
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London
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
von Hertling
Reichstag
Post
Amlam
Brest-Litovsk
Fatherland Party
Tyd
Wilson
asi-Litovsk
Hoff
Russia
Saxony
Vathers Party
Trases
Fetnisters
Ple
Chanler von Hertling
Reichtae
J Hindenburg
von Luden
M Kuehlmann
Landowners' Association progress reported in North Carolina
Thos W Hughes, special agent for the Southern Settlement and Development Organization, says North Carolina landowner organization is progressing well with about 500 000 pledged acres and about 250 000 more in sight. Banks, lumber firms, and railroads in New Bern and Goldsboro support the effort toward a 1 000 000 acre goal for incorporation.
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North Carolina Landowners’ Association
Thos. W. Hughes
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Baltimore
Hughes
New Bern
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Wilmincton Chamber of Commerce
Roper Lumber Co
Norfolk
Camden Development Co
Rowland Lumber Co
Bowden
Peoples Savings Bank of
Wilmington
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Appomattox Box Shocks Co
Petersburg
J. S. Miller
L. I. Moore
Peoples Bank of
New River Lumber Co
Georgia
Fire kills three and injures fifteen in Philadelphia blaze
Three firemen died and fifteen were injured when a large brick school on the city outskirts burned early today. The fire of mysterious origin caused about 150000 dollars in damage as investigators began a rigid probe into the blaze, the worst in weeks that endangered a public building.
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Philadelphia
Biic
Government Leases Land for Hospital at Azalea near Asheville
Secretary Baker approves leasing the John son and Brown tracts at Azalea five miles from Asheville to establish a TB sanitarium for front line and domestic troops. Temporary woolen buildings will house about 500 patients with tents to be avoided. War Department may later buy the land to create a permanent facility.
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George H. Manning
Washington, D. C
Baker
Azalea
Asheville
Johnson and Brown
France
Surgeon General
War Department
Foreclosure of Mortgage in Wilmington North Carolina
Foreclosure by sale on February 28, 1918 at 12 M at the county courthouse in Wilmington. David Thompson and wife Lessie mortgaged property in New Hanover County to the undersigned, recorded September 9, 1914, Book 78 page 442. Property described as Lot 4 and 5 in Block 325 on Love and Swann streets.
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David Thompson
Lessie
Register of Deeds
New Hanover County
Court House
County of New Gannover
Wilmington
N. C
Love Street
Swann Street
Ast Kuhlebn
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