Evening Newspapers Committees Named in North Carolina
Special to The Dispatch Henderson March 13 President P T Way of the North Carolina Association of Afternoon Newspapers lists committee appointments and notes a Raleigh meeting in April. Advertising J E Horne and others. News Print and Supplies W W Weaver and others. Legislation J S Horne with Weaver Farabee Sherrill Gold. Grievances Hurley with Weaver Gold Dunn Rawhey. Service Carmichael with Channiss Lawson Dowd Weaver. Special Printing Horne with Sherrill Hale Dunn. Labor Weaver Hurley Carmichael Hale Farabee. Members include Sentinel Winston Sun Durham Sun Journal New Bern Times Wilson Telegram Rocky Mount Post Salisbury Tribune Concord Dispatch Henderson Observer Fayetteville News Charlotte Record Greensboro Times Asheville Record Hickory Dispatch Wilmington Enterprise High Point. P T Way of Henderson is president. W H E Lawson of Wilmington Dispatch is secretary-treasurer.
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Dispatch
Henderson
P. T. Way
North Carolina Association of
Way
Raleigh
Advertising Committee
W. E. Langon
J. E. Horne
J. B. Hurle
R. E. Carmichael
T. W. Chambliss
W. W. Weaver
J. B. Sherrill
J. L. Horne
W. C. Dowd
Owen G. Dunn
J. &. Horne
S. H
E. J. Hale
High Point
3. B. Hurley
S. H. Farabee
Sentinel
Winston
Sun
Durham
Sun-Journal
New Bern
Times
Wilson
Telegram
Rocky Mount
Post
Salisbury
Tribune
Concord
Observer
Fayetteville
News
Charlotte
Record
Greensboro
Asheville
Hickory
Wilmington
Enterprise
The
W. HE. Lawson
Wilmington Dispatch
Governor Bickett to Visit Fort Caswell in April
Governor Bickett accepted an invitation to visit Fort Caswell in early April. He will review the troops, address the gathering, and pass through Wilmington to receive a cordial reception. The trip aims to boost regional development and port advantages with active southern support.
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Bickett
Thomas W. Bicket
A. W. Chase
Fort Caswell
Fred Olds
State Hall of History
Wilmington
Prisoner Return Plans for Rosa Lee Turner
Rosa Lee Turner of Goldsboro was taken into custody yesterday at a rooming house at Third and Market streets and held overnight to contact her parents. Sheriff Edwards of Wayne County will escort her home this afternoon. no warrant or charges were filed. The police held her for parental guidance only.
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Rosa Lee Turner
Goldsboro
Sernt Howell
Third
Market Streets
Edwards
Wayne County
Miss Turner
State College Baseball Looks to Fresh Talent
West Raleigh March 13. State College enters spring practice with only two returning lettermen Lewis and J G Berry the last year's battery. Coach Hartsell sees strong freshman potential and manager H R Royster has arranged many games mostly in Raleigh with one possible trip to Western North Carolina and a later date at Ox Ridge. Royster will publish the full schedule later this week.
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State College
Dispatch
West Raleigh
Lewis
J. G. Berry
Hartsell
Tech
Phe
H. R. Royster
Rasigh
Western North Carolina
Royster
Raleigh
Oox Ridge
Raleigh to Build Airplane Plant with NY Support
Raleigh North Carolina plans an airplane manufacturing plant led by Harry N. Wood, noted aviator who once landed on the White House grounds. The project will be backed by New York interests and local supporters after a citizens meeting.
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Raleigh
Aleigh
N. C
Harry N. Iwood
White House
New York
Fire destroys William Menefield storeroom in Anderson
A fire in Anderson South Carolina on March 13 destroyed the store room and stock of William Menefield. Officials say the blaze was incendiary in origin and caused an estimated loss of twelve thousand dollars, covered by insurance.
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Anderson
S. C
William Menefield
Saluda Counts Road Funds From Legislature Approval
Saluda South Carolina reports an estimated $9000 in county revenue from a road bill passed by the Legislature. The county board will receive $6000 in addition, totaling about $15000 for road work in the county.
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Saluda
S.C
Sunday School Convention in White Rock Luther an Church
A district Sunday school convention gathered delegates from Dutch Fork schools at the White Rock church last Sunday. County chairman Mr Patterson of Columbia presided over an instructive program.
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Irma
S. C
Dutch Fork
White Rock
Patterson
Columbia
Daylight Robber Threat Reaches Columbia Suburbs
Police warn of a traveling daylight robber known as the Daylight Robber moving through the South. Visitors to Atlanta and Savannah have been noted and Chief Richardson has been warned about the alleged robber, with local police instructed to watch for his arrival.
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Columbia
8. C
South
Atlanta
Savannah
Richardson
Kingston Fined for Suspected Liquor Sale in Columbia
Frank Kingston testified he fell into liquor dealing after attempting to make money by selling a pint of 100 proof liquor for five dollars. Two men vouched for the tale. Kingston was fined $100 and to be turned over to federal authorities.
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Columbia
S. C
Frank Kingston
The
Recorder
Frank
Kingston
Moore Resigns to Become Maryville Town Manager
Percy W. Moore resigns as Laurens county farm demonstration agent after two years to take the Maryville Tennessee town manager post starting next month. He will be employed by the American Aluminum Co of Knoxville with duties including farm and garden work, Sunday schools, fire department and police oversight.
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Percy Moore
Laurens
S. C
Percy W. Moore
Maryville
South Carolina Live Stock Association Meets in Columbia
The seventh annual meeting opens at the Jefferson Hotel with 10 oclock sessions. War emergency pork production is the main theme for the two day gathering featuring speakers from livestock farming and expert circles. Thursday noon will showcase an auction of pure bred Duroc Jersey hogs led by W P Smith of Kinards bringing 55 head to Columbia.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina Live Stock Association
Jefferson Hotel
Manning
W. P. Smith
Kinards
Duroc-Jersey Stock Farms
Ferris to Lead Democratic Congressional Committee
Representative Scott Ferris of Oklahoma was elected chairman of the Democratic congressional committee, succeeding Frank E. Boremus of Michigan who steps down after guiding two campaigns. The committee was reorganized for the first time this Congress, with vice chairmen Senators Shields Shafroth Thompson and Representatives Webb Gandy Baker and Cox chosen.
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Washington
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
House Public Lands Committee
Democratic Congresssional
Frank E. Boremus
Michigan
Shields
Tennessee
Shafroth
Colorado
Thompson
Kansas
Webb
North Carolina
Gandy
South Dakota
Baker
Cox
Indiana
Community Service Work At Fort Caswell Organizes Local Effort
Southport N C March 13 Mr C G Weatherly arrives to lead Community Service Work under Fosdick Commission aims to mobilize local effort for Fort Caswell soldiers He will meet Civic Club this afternoon and a mass meeting at the Court House Thursday night invites all residents to attend.
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Southport
N. C
C. G. Weatherly
War Commission
Fosdick Com
Fort Caswell
Weatherly Wi
Ne Civic Club
Court House
Wah
France Says No Request For More U.S. Troops
Washington reports an official denial from Major General March acting chief of staff about France appealing for additional American soldiers. He said no such demand had been made and that U S troop movements to Europe would continue as planned.
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France
Washington
United States
March
Europe
Five Hun Planes Downed Report From Rome
Rome reports that five enemy aircraft were brought down yesterday in air action. The dispatch notes ace pilots achieving the combats with claims of successful interceptions. Details on locations or units were not released.
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Rome
Ships and more ships aid America in war effort
The piece stresses rapid shipbuilding as vital to win the war. Bainbridge Colby and figures from Roosevelt Belmont Wilson urge speed, with ministers and unions joining the push. It notes 1917 submarine losses vs US and UK production and projects 1918 tonnage, emphasizing ships as the country’s top priority.
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Bainbridge Colby
United States Shipping Board
Charles A. Eaton
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio Society of New York
Pershing
August Belmont
Europe
Wilson
William L. Hutcheson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Nautical Gazette
United States
Great Britain
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Japan
Italy
France
Shipping Board
Baker
Senate Committee’ On
War Department
Fall River Mills Running As Usual
Fall River Massachusetts mills operated today under normal conditions as firemen returned to work after a two day strike. An agreement between manufacturers and the Firemen’s Union set terms, with Timothy Healy confirming no June 1 operative agreement. The 8 hour day to be considered this Friday.
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Fall River
Mass
Mil
Manufacturers Association
Timothy Healy
Firemens Union
Healy
Hatmaking Royals Shine in Matching Styles
Princess Patricia of Connaught is praised as a clever milliner, with her sister the Crown Princess of Sweden often seen in charming hats she trims herself.
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Patricia of
Connaugh
Crown Princess
Sweden
Fifteen Women Added to St. Louis Police Department
Fifteen women are now included in the membership of the St. Louis police department, expanding the city force and reflecting a shift toward greater gender inclusion in local law enforcement.
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St. Louis
Calotabs: Purified Calomel Wins Endorsement
Physicians praise Calotabs as a modern purifying calomel free of objections. A single nightly tablet with water cleanses the liver by morning with no diet restrictions and is sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents.
Actress Betty Schade Offered Movie Role Adventure
Betty Schade of Universal Film Company, known for Painted Lips and No such scare character’s wife, received an offer to go into movies. She and Priscilla Dean occasionally ride to Universal City with her husband Sergeant Ernest Shields, amid a comical studio encounter with an assistant director who urged society-roles but was rebuffed due to exclusive Universal contracts.
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Universal Film Company
Noce Scare Characs
Miss Schade
Universal City
Priscilla Dean
Ernest Shields
Los Angeles
the Universal
Opera on screen grows with new titled films
Pauline Frederick leads a Paramount version of La Tosca with Frank Losee also featured. Filmed in sunny Florida under Edward Jose, the piece joins Carmen Faust The Dumb Girl of Partys and Traviata as operatic fare for cinema. Suggestions include Aida and Il Trovatore.
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Pauline Frederick
Jewel Productions to Market Rinehart Novel Under New Title
Jewel Productions pushes Mrs Mary Roberts Rinehart's novel K onto the market as The Doctor and the Woman. Mildred Harris stars as Sidney with True Boardman from Stingaree in the Ke role.
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Jewel Productions
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Doctor
Mrs. Rinehart
Mildred Harris
Sidney
True Boardman
Stingaree
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