Coleman Scored Beat Over the State at Recorder Session
In a Wednesday Recorder's court session Coleman, a white man, was discharged after being charged with violating prohibition and alleged to have carried 17 quarts of whiskey to Jessie Thomas's house. The case exposed confusion over identities and involved multiple defendants including Nellie Russell, Agnes Carson, and Dorothy Lane amid ongoing trials and potential transfers to Superior Court for final settlement.
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Coleman
White
Jessie Thomas
Recorder’s Court
Thomas
Nellie Russell
Agnes Carson
Dorothy Lane
Iourt
Ethel Coley
Louise Valentine
Bill Coleman
Neilie Russsell
Per. Gat
Codus Kellum
Acton
Burton
Russell
Red Cross
Superior Court
Germany's Effort Remains Far From Near Goal on Line
Front reports say American troops aid French and British on the Oise sector as German reserves are exhausted. French and American forces push back Germans near Labin and La Pere while Cambrai area sees continued shelling and gas exchanges.
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Oise
Haig
Champagne
Noyon
YaFare
Guarre
Borin
Eevo
Racks
Labers
Beri
Titteh
Wifara Moneiy
Scarpe
LaPere
Ffort
Cambrai
Marshal Haig
Toul Cave
Gliciengour
Eas
St. Boussant
Merchants to Meet on Deliveries for National Defense
Retail merchants who run a delivery service will gather at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night at 8 o clock to discuss requests from the Commercial Economy Board of the National Council of Defense. All delivery merchants are urged to attend regardless of association membership.
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Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Economy Board
National Council of Defense
The
Merchantss Association
Wilmington
Council of National Defense
A. M. Hall
Valuable Colt Lost by County Commissioner Kerr
County Commissioner J. T. Kerr loses a valuable two year old colt after it attempts to jump a pasture fence. Forefeet entangled in wire, the animal fell and broke its neck. The colt was frightened by a squealing pig in a box nearby.
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J. T.kerr
Fire destroys Buck Armstrong's barn near Castle Hayne
A two year old child's match started a blaze that burned a barn with dry feed and a mule near Castle Hayne. No insurance left Mr Armstrong to bear the loss. The boy obtained matches from a wagon after an older sister had lit a fire for laundry. The child was found outside the danger zone.
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Buck Armstrong
Castle Hayne
Iciss
Armstrong
Mr Wilson Coming for McAdoo Visit
Secretary Louis T. Moore of the Rotary Club was told by M. B. Clagett that Frank R. Wilson will arrive soon to finalize plans for William G. McAdoo’s trip. McAdoo must reach Columbia by the morning of the tenth for a scheduled address, with the venue likely the Academy of Music unless weather favors an outdoor setting.
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Louis T. Moore
Rotary Club
M. B. Clagett
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Railroads
Frank R. Wilson
McAdoo
Clagett
Columbia
Harbor Island Auditorium
Academy of Music
Revival At Dock Street Christian Church Draws Bigger Crowds
Growing interest marks the revival services at Dock Street Christian Church with larger congregations each night. Pastor J E Reynolds preached on Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord urging prayer and self consecration to prepare for Christ to reach sinners. Tonight’s subject is The Value of Sonship and services start at 8 pm with singing before the sermon.
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Dock Street Christian Church
J. E. Reynolds
Learning Costs More Than Common Sense Says
A concise maxim notes that acquiring significant knowledge demands more than ordinary prudence, suggesting effort and discipline are essential to genuine learning.
Farewell Note Extends Gratitude to Supporters
A brief message from Josephine thanks close friends for yesterday’s loyalty and voters for Mr Blair, expressing sincere appreciation and best wishes for all.
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Mr. Blair
Josephine
Pershing Reports No Information on American Forces
General Pershing cabled the War Department that he had nothing to report regarding American troops in the Western front battle. Washington says Bliss dispatch in Paris concerned only the routine participation of Americans in the Inter Allied War Council.
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Washington
Pershing
War Department
Department
Bliss
Paris
Inter-Allies War Council
Russians Capture Odessa After Fierce Fight
Bolshvik troops report success against Austrians in the southern Ukraine. Russian forces recaptured Nikolayev Kherson and Zmananka, while Kiev- exports surge causing acute food shortages. Nevel peasants near Vitebsk resist German requisitions, claiming 80 German soldiers killed. Municipal clashes push mayor to resign as Rada clashes over food policy continue.
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Kiev
Rada
Nevel
Vitebsk
Moscow
Ukraine
Nikolayev
Kherson
Zmananka
London
Germany
Petrograd
Reuter’s Limited
Sermon Preached at First Baptist on Hinders and Helpers
Dr. W. W. Hamilton delivered a strong sermon to a large congregation at First Baptist Church on Hinders and Helpers. Mr. Bush directed singing with an impressive solo, Rev. J. L. Shinn of Winter Park led prayer, and the service drew a notably earnest appeal. The article notes a statistic that 60 to 70 percent of world copper production serves the electrical industry in normal times.
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Dr. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
W. W. Hamilton
Mr. Bush
J. L. Shinn
Winter Park
Bolsheviks Reportedly Recapture Kherson and Nikolayev
A Petrograd dispatch told London that Bolsheviks recaptured Kherson and Nikolayev, two key ports northeast of Odessa with Nikolayev housing a naval yard and grain stores. The report also states General Korniloff's forces were surrounded by Bolshevik troops.
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London
Petrograd
Kherson
Nikolayev
Odessa
Korniloff
Reuter
Korniloff Allies With Don Cossacks Against Bolsheviks
General Korniloff, former Russian commander in chief, has linked with the Don Cossacks and operates between Moscow and Rostov fighting Bolshevik forces. He repeatedly dodges government troops while urging an end to the invasion.
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Korniloff
Don Cossacks
Bolsheviks
Moscow
Rostov
Rada
Ukraiian
Kiev
Kharkov
Ger- Mans
Ekaterinoslav
Germany
Ukraine
Nicholas
Ural
London
German General Killed at Front on March 23
Amsterdam reports German newspapers confirm General Paul Bloch von Blottnitz, an infantry division commander, was killed at the front on March 23.
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Amsterdam
Paul Bloch von Blottnitz
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Nelle Russell
Mr. Kerr
Mules
MR. Wilson
McAdoo Wills
First Christian Church
Carolina Packing
First Baptist
Messenger Service
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
the Motte Business College
James I
Continental Casualty Co
Southeastern Managers
Washington, D. C
Savings Department
Citizens Bank
Corner Second
Princess Streets
Foltz and
Kendrix
J. G. Wright & Son
Princess St
Hoyt
P. O
AJAX
United States
Dodge Bros
Gordon
New Hanover Transit Co
N. C
J. T. Scarboro
Davidson
Charlotte
Carolina Court
South Fifth
Carolina Apartments
North Fifth St
No. Fifth St
W. W. Herring Co
Eighth and Dock
South Third St
Hinstein Bros
Front and Grace
L. W
Care Dispatch
Young & Gorman
Hoy Kennedy
South Fifth St
Ford
W. D. MacMillan, Jr
Notaries Public
Jarriss Printing and Advertising Co
Delatour
Bear Produce and Moise. Co
Orion Knitting Mills
Kinston
Blackwells
Durham
Hanover Building and Loan Association
J. W. Yates
H. F. Wilder
Ww. O. CC
Son
Bell Tel. Co
W. O. Cochrane
Queen City Cycle Co
Market St
Singer
Chas. Finkelstein
South Front Street
the Messenger
P. O. Box
Back Bay
Boston
Mass
Ukranian Borgoies Rada
Russia
Dvinsk
von Hindenburg
Tatarskoe- Selo
Tobolsk
Siberia
Builders Supplies
W. B. Thorpe & CO
Baughman Stationery Co
Richmond, VA
St. Louis
Ars Mes
the Peoples Savings
Front and
American Bank and Trust Co
N.C
Thos. E. Cooper Mon Calder
C . E. Brothba
ED Banck
L. Henley
Cashier
Visi
Homsa
Grocer
Payne Drug CO
Fifth and Red Cross Streets
Uncle Sam
War Savings Club
Brooklyn Bridge
W. B. Cooper & Co
Wilmington, N. C
the Murchison National Bank
H. C. McQueen
M. F. Allen
J. W. Grain
J. W. Grainger
S. Grainger
W. S. Johnson
Cashier _ JR
Cash
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