Endeavorers Elect North Carolina Officers For Year
The annual convention of the North Carolina Christian Endeavor union in Kinston closed with a union service attended by officers delegates ministers and laymen from many churches. Officers installed include President Eli P. Barker of Greensboro and H. S. Hardcastle Northwestern district, among others. George L. Mitchell presided. Dr. W. A. Harper spoke on Our Responsibilities.
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Kinston
North Carolina Christian Eneavor Union
Presbyterians
Disciples of Christ
Methodists
Greenville
New Bern
Goldsboro
Eli P. Barker
Greensboro
Isabel McDougal
Charlotte
Wilmington
Elon College
Great opportunity offered this week for many extra votes
The Dispatch promotes a liberal special vote offer running until Saturday June 22 at 10 p.m. to secure clubs of $25 in subscriptions for 260000 extra votes plus regular votes. The campaign gains momentum as active and new candidates push effort and thrift to boost standings. Clip coupons, vote for yourself or another, and nominate someone.
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New Era
the Dispatch
The
Dispatch
Judge Pell Confined At Home Amid Ill Health
Special to The Dispatch. Judge George Pell of the corporation commission is ill at his Raleigh home and unable to return to work. He has paralysis and has recently attended hearings despite mobility issues. Separately, new charters were issued for Clyde Mills company and G F Garrett company, while factional tensions rose in the red Wight district after Blanche McDade resisted a police wagon ride and liquor price tensions drew attention.
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Raleigh
George P. Pell
Corporation Commission
Clyde Mills Company
Newton
N. B. McCanless
J. D. Norwood
W. T. Busby
Salisbury
G. F. Garrett Company, Incorporated
Rocky Mount
Richfield Milling Company
Richfield
J. R. Co
GROWD'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE Promises Quick Diarrhea Control
An ad claiming GROWD'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE can rapidly stop summer diarrhea. It asserts the product is harmless and effective for both adults and children, presenting a bold, promotional claim in a compact blurb.
German Baker Faces Federal Court Trial
Raleigh June 18 Ernest Alfred Reichel a baker at Bretsch bakery is held on a $1000 bond and faces espionage act charges after allegedly assaulting a Black boy who mocked soldiers. Reichel, once in the German navy, arrived from Southern Pines and is tied to wartime anti American remarks.
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Raleigh
Ernest Alfred Reichel
Bretsch
Fort Oglethorpe
Reichel
France
Bill Kaiser
J. W. Pass
State Board of Elections
Bickett
B. S. Royster
Granville County
General Royster
Captain Pass
Yadkinville
Royster
One Hundred Years Ago History Note 1918
A daily history lesson recalls events from the past. One hundred years ago today, 1918 marks the birth of Maine governor Joseph R. Bodwell in Methuen Massachusetts and his death in Hollowell Maine in 1887. The column also notes seventy five years ago the death of Field Marshal Count Wittgenstein in 1843 and references Waterloo anniversary, and twenty five years ago the 1893 delivery of Prussian soldiers’ bodies from the Battle of Stail for reburial in 1870.
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Joseph R. Bodwell
Maine
Methuen
Mass
Hollowell
Count Wittgenstein
Germany
Waterloo
England
Stail
One Year Ago in War June 18 1918
Haiti severed diplomatic relations with Germany. President Wilson welcomed the Belgian commission to the United States. Food Administrator Hoover announced plans to organize housewives into a great food conservation army.
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Haiti
Germany
Wilson
United States
Hoover
Birthday Anniversaries Across the Nation
Former Grand Duchess Anastasia born 17 years ago today. William O. Redfield secretary of commerce born Albany N Y 60 years ago today. Rear Admiral Joseph W Hemphill born Ripley Ohio 71 years ago today. Charles P Caldwell congressman born Texas 43 years ago today. James Montgomery Flagg illustrator author born Westchester County New York 41 years ago today. Carolyn Wells author humorist born Rahway New Jersey 49 years ago today.
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Anastasia
Czar
Russia
William O. Redfield
Commerce
United States
Albany
Joseph W. Hemphill
Ripley, O
Charles P. Caldwell
Congress
New York
Texas
James Montgomery Flagg
Westchester County
Carolyn Wells
Rahway
N. J
What Prussianism Means
The article discusses Prussianism as frightfulness used by German armies in Belgium Poland and northern France. It cites an official U S government book based on diplomat reports church protests and German proclamations and offers free copies via The Wilmington Dispatch Information Bureau.
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Belgium
Poland
France
America
United States
Wilmington
State Department
Herbert Hoover
Frederick C. Walcott
Vernon Kel
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Wilmington Endeavorers
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Blanche McDade
Teachers Law
Asheville, N. C
University of North Carolina
Wrightsville Beach
Hotel OF Service and Comfort
C. E. Hooper
Palm Beach
David
A. David Company
Washington
Wilmington Dispatch Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Empire
Jacobi Hardware
Wilmington, N. C
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