Liberty Loan push and wartime notes in 1917 issue
June 14 1917 edition urges Liberty Loan subscriptions closing by noon tomorrow. Editorials lampoon Zeppelins and Haig, touch on prices, food conservation meeting at the Academy of Music, and patriotic calls across Wilmington. Mentions Gus Haig and Constantine references with broader WWI civilian morale themes.
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Liberty Loan
Last Call Is Sounded for Liberty Loan Drive
A lengthy exhortation urges immediate Liberty Bond purchases as the final day of the drive approaches. It praises Secretary Wilson, stresses democratic sacrifice, and notes Wilmington banks are ready to help with flexible payment options. The message emphasizes national duty, the blurring choice between democracy and autocracy, and the need for broad participation.
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Democra Cy
Great American Republic
Wilmington
North Carolina Movie Exhibitors Convene at Wrightsville Beach
The North Carolina Motion Picture Exhibitors' League gathers in Wrightsville Beach for a convention. Delegates praise the industry’s leadership and responsibility while noting the broader wartime context and President Wilson's warnings about Germany's so called “intrigue of peace.”
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North Carolina Motion Picture Exhibitors’ League
Wrightsville Beach
Moving Picture Theatres
North Carolina
North Carolina Association
Wilmington
The
State
Germany's Intrigue of Peace and the Autocracy Threat
The article argues that true peace cannot exist while German autocracy endures or is only limited by guarantees. It frames the war as a battle between autocracy and democracy, warning Americans not to be deceived by peace talk and urging scrutiny of German terms and motives. President Wilson's notes and speeches are cited as stressing the need for enduring, safeguarded peace.
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Germany
Wilson
Russia
Anasonia
Wilhelm
Téuton R Ulers
Mexico
Japan
Foreign Office
Berlin
Europe
Shrier Buys Prime Front and Princess Street Block
In Wilmington, Mr. I. Shrier completes a major realty purchase, acquiring the three story brick building at Front and Princess from Dr. T. F. Costner, previously housing Woodall and Sheppard. The deal underscores Shrier’s long stake in the city’s business districts and his faith in Wilmington’s future, built on forty nine years of residency and proven success.
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Wilmington
I. Shrier
Front and
Princess Streets
T. F. Costner
Woodall and Sheppard
Niews
Shrier
Foreclosure Sale Notice in New Hanover County
Public auction to satisfy the mortgage debt of Thomas Payne and wife against Wilmington Hamsterd Loan Association. The sale will occur at the courthouse with the property described as lies on West Round Lane and adjoining streets in New Hanover County.
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Thomas Payne
Charles Payne
Wilmington’ Hamsterd &’ Loan Association
New
Hanover
Shah Swith
Eanie bin den Ratreet
Minstrel show dazzles crowds in grand opening
The theatre presented a lively minstrel bill to delighted audiences with a full hour program. The Musical Tremaines added big hits and lively parade style acts with cornet trombone bass drum and drums. Spectacular dancing and original costumes wowed patrons and the show was hailed as the season’s best musical entertainment.
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Funny Joé Howard
Miss Miller
Charlotte Walker headlining Seven Deadly Sins at the Grand
Popular star Charlotte Walker tops the all star cast in Sloth the fourth of the Seven Deadly Sins features shown tomorrow at the Grand. The film places Miss Walker in a century spanning triple role with makeup and character work highlighted. Supporting cast includes Shirley Mason George LeGure Helen Strickland Hattie Delaro Grace Williams Jack Meredith and others in a prestigious lineup.
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Tomor
Miss Walker
Shirley Mason
George LeGure
Helen ‘Strickland
Hattie Delaro
Grace Williams
Jack Meredith
Kaiser Would End War While He Has Grip on Conquest
Continued from Page One. The article notes pious spies and conspirators seeking to sway public opinion for their own ends. When they failed to corrupt the populace, the piece documents reactions and implications of German leadership during the war.
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Kaiser
German war aims outlined by official speaker
The speaker denounces German agencies in allied nations, alleges meetings with Berlin officials, and accuses Berlin of planning European and Asian domination. He argues the war grew from a planted German master plan and cites Austria Hungary as a tool, hinting at broader consolidation across Europe.
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Sarticr
Austria Und Servia
Europe
Asia
Berlin
Bagdad
Mediterranean
Austria-Hungary
Sergia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Austria
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