Trinity College Fray Follows Kilgo Clergy Rift
The piece describes tensions between Trinity College students and Bishop Kilgo with President Raymond Smith tied to shielding the college from publicity. It notes plans for Smith to visit and address rumors, and reports Raleigh’s College of Agriculture and Engineering opening with strong faculty from Yale to college peers.
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Bishop Kilgo
Smiths
Pere
Fill
Smith
Raleigh
College of Agriculture and Engineering
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Chicago
Foreclosure sale of property in Wilmington district
Foreclosure by Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association due to default on mortgage by Tomas and Charles Payne. Public auction at the Court House door in Wilmington on Thursday July 12 1917 at noon for cash. Property runs along Sixth Street and Bladen Street with specified lot lines. Attested by John D Bellamy & Son. notice dated June 11 1917.
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Tomas Payne
Charles Payne
Wilmington Homstead & Loan Association
New Hanover County
Court House
Wilmington
Nroferty
Fastern
Sixth Street
Bladen Street
Wilmington Homestead & Loan Association
John D. Bellamy & Son, Attorneys
Wood Prices and Delivery Note
Oak wood and mixed wood priced at 1.50 per load. Pine wood listed as ee ree load. All wood sent Cc O.
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Cc. O
Travelers Protective Association Holds Savannah Convention Parade
About 1000 visitors attend the Travelers Protective Association annual meeting in Savannah. The opening program at the Savannah theatre includes prayers, welcomes from city and state officials, and remarks by national and state leaders. Texas wins first prize of 100 dollars in the state delegation parade with Nebraska taking 50 dollars for most unique feature. Missouri and New York receive honorable mentions in the 100 and 50 dollar classes.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Travelers Protective Association
John S. Wilder
City of
Texas
Nebraska
Missouri
New York
Summer school explores farming and Red Cross work
The article outlines a summer school program featuring farming and conservation knowledge with Red Cross activities at the university and College of Agriculture and Engineering. Dr. R. S. McGeachey will teach first aid in Raleigh and Clarence H. McDonald will train life saving, with the college pool used for experiments and Dr. Charles Staples Mangum in Chapel Hill offering minor surgery and first aid courses.
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Red Cross
College of Agriculture and Engineering
R. S. McGeachey
Raleigh
Clarence H. McDonald
Chapel Hill
Charles Staples Mangum
B. A. Norris
Jake Seager
Connor
C. M. Miller
Paul Jacobs
Convention Lid at Wrightsville Pries Off Day
An account from Wrightsville describes a convention day with a joking note on laundryman wealth and a misdirected thrashing incident. Leaders J E Maginnis and President Martin defend allied tradesmen and plan a 2:30 lobby gathering for ladies followed by an auto city ride and a 6:30 delegate family photo at the Seashore hotel.
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Wrightsville
Brown
Hubby
J. E. Maginnis
Martin
Maginnis
Central Market to Sell Surplus Farm Produce Tomorrow
The Central Market on Castle Street will open Tuesday from 6:00 to 11:00 a.m. to sell surplus farm products. Farmers should drop off goods with the Market Committee and canning clubs or canners should call 870 to place orders. All sales are cash and no deliveries. New Hanover Food Conservation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman-Alexander Tabernacle
Castle Street
Government requisitions U S steamship for federal service
The United States government notified United Fruit Company that a steamship now docked at an Atlantic port has been requisitioned for federal service. The vessel, equipped with wireless and refrigerating machinery, will be taken over within a few days to be used for transport duties.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
United States
United Fruit Company
Arrival in America as crew of Dirigo arrive in New York
At an Atlantic port on June 11 Captain J Urquhart and 20 crewmen from the American ship Dirigo, sunk by a German submarine on May 31, reached the United States aboard the St Paul. John Ray, a crew member, drowned during a failed escape.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
J. Urquhart
United States
St. Paul
John Ray
Belgian relief ship John Bakke sunk by submarine
The Belgian Relief Commission reports an unconfirmed sighting that the Norwegian steamship John Bakke carrying 2000 tons of wheat to Belgium via Rotterdam was sunk. Officials in New York say the ship did not sail from the United States and likely started from South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Belgian Relief Commission
John Bakke
Belgium
Rotterdam
American
New York
United States
South America
Eight room residence and farm for sale near Leland station
For sale five miles from city on improved highway at Leland just half block from station. Eight room residence and farm with large barn and out buildings on twenty acres with fruit. Will sell at a bargain and help arrange terms. Address F H Krahnke Leland NC. 6-11-311.
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Leland
F. H. Krahnke
N. C
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Trinity College
Plough
Plough Chemical Co
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Advt
Oscar P. Peck, —Wwoobo
J. B. McCabe & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Murchison Bank
Phope
The
New Hanover Food Conservation Commission
Oie
W. A. Roat Gro
Ovef
Coane
Nan
Sene Byanes
Ship Requisioned Transport Service
America
Liberty
Our War Bond Club
the Peoples Savings Bank
Launderers’ Association —of
Carolinas and
Georgia
Kneisel’s Orchestra
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
N. Y
Dixie
Globe Baking Company
Carolina
Remington
Monarch
Smith Premier
Remington Junior
Remington Typewriter Company
Princess Street
Emerson Typewriter
Chas. Finkelstein
South Front Street
Gordon’s
Mt. Mitchell
Marie G. Dwight
Little Switzerland
D. C
L. Mazer
S. 5Th St
Philadelphia
P. K
Little P. KK
Royal Theatre Building
California
Bear Produce & Merchandise Co
P. LeMoyne
Shands Grocery
O’sullivan
Price Bros
Dioe
North Front Street
Foltz & Kendrick
Mechanics Home Association
Old and Strong
Walker Taylor
W. M. Cumming
Greenville Sound
J. D. McCarthy
Farris
Life
Farris’ Bakery
F. O. B. Tennille
Smith Brokerage Co
Tennille, Ga
Motte
Leon L. Motte
South Fifth Street
H. J. McCartney
Front Street
B. May’s
South Seventh Street
E. A. Shands
Harriss
Harriss Typewriting and Advertising Company
Ivor Johnson
Queen City Cycle Co
Market Street
South Lighth Street
J. T. Gordon
Call Dispatch Office
King Pontiac
J. H. Hinton
Orton Hotel Farm
Messenger Service
Portal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
W. B. Thorpe
Water and Ann Streets
W. B. Cooper & Co
Wilmington, N. C
Murghison
NEW York Life
Mo Satock
Oo. L. Dickinson
Princesa Building
Ottumwa
Cape Fear
Nesses
DR. Vineberg
Liberty Loan
United States of America
American Bank and Trust Company
Front and Market Streets
Vador
C. W. Yates
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