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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1918

Page

2

Umbrella Gift Sparks Memories In Store Drama

A struggling young woman Mary Duane endures a rainy day after sharing a seat and shelter with a stranger who lends an umbrella. Her imagination and past hopes for a singing career collide as a chance encounter with a professor leads to an unexpected reunion and invitation.

Bellacao Conservatory Baizamo Balsaia Cam Ile Ineui Pic Asia Mary

Weaver and Britt to Vie in 10th District Rematch

Washington March 30 Congressman Zebulon V Weaver will return to the Tenth district in April to campaign for reelection. No opposition yet. Former Congressman James J Britt remains in contest, aiming to leverage political capital while Democrats unite.

George H. Manning Washington, D. C Zebulon V. Weaver Tenth District Weaver Britt Charles Evans Hughes Zeb Weaver Congress

Canadian Army Eyes Future Offensive On Front

Canadian troops report readiness as reverberations of a major offensive unfold on their right flank. Air activity is high with planes behind enemy lines and villages bombed at low altitude. Civilians are moving out from shell zones but no wide evacuation. A heavy gas bombardment saturated enemy front lines with 1500 drums followed by a 15 minute artillery barrage targeting assembly and support areas.

Canadian Army Lens

Browns Slated for Regular Big League Erection

Readable fragments indicate the St. Louis Browns face heavy defeats in a series, with references to wallopings and strong opposition, suggesting a rough stretch in their regular season schedule.

St. Louis Browns

Telephone official instantly killed after wire contact

New Bern North Carolina March 30 F C Toepleman general manager of the Home Telephone and Telegraph Company was killed when he touched a heavily charged primary wire while surveying for cable placement. He climbed a pole near Hancock street and a live circuit blasted him to the ground breaking an ankle and crushing his skull.

New Bern N. C F. C. Toepleman Home Telephone and Telegraph Company Henderson, N. C Teepleman New City

Canada to go dry except Ontario and Quebec soon

Ottawa March 30 Canada will go dry at midnight to midsrow tonight except for Ontario and Quebec after the federal order in council. It will prohibit transport of liquor into provinces with prohibitory laws, allow physician prescription in minute quantities, and lasts until a year after peace is declared. Temperance advocates foresee eventual Dominion-wide prohibition amid a non partisan Ottawa government.

Ottawa Canada Ontario Quebec Dominion

Chaney Boxers Keep Baltimore on the Pugilistic Map

The Chaney family of boxers earns recognition in Baltimore, doing a fairly good job to keep the city on the boxing map. They lack the fame of Joe Gans and Kid Williams but compete with solid style.

Chaney Baltimore Joe Gans Kid Williams Chaneys

Chester Man Held for Death of His Wife

W A Wilkinson, jailed on prior charges, is now held on a murder warrant for the December 1916 beating death of his wife at Sandy River pumping station. Two African American suspects were questioned, released after a coroner’s jury linked the crime to others known to the jury. A separate dispatch reports the Southern Pine Association calling lumber men to a April 4 meeting in Memphis to discuss wartime support.

Chaster S. C W. A. Wilkinson Cr. C. Clack Baldwin Mill Wilkinson Sandy River John Cato Wright Columbia New Orleans Southern Pine Association Southern Lumber Men Memphis Lumbermen Ca

Food administration backs cottonseed meal use for farmers

The South's food administration denies any ban on using cotton seed meal as fertilizer. It states mills must give farmers preference in selling cottonseed meal over commercial mixers, allowing farmers to buy raw material and mix their own fertilizer, saving 20 to 25 percent. No prohibition on swapping cotton seed for meal.

Columbia S. C The Food Administration South

Delinquent Registrants Reported in District of Columbia

Officials estimate over 5000 delinquents in the state with about 4 percent of registrants classed as delinquents. Many boards have not submitted counts, hindering creation of 20 000 notification cards at headquarters. Captain CARWILE urges boards to send delinquent lists promptly to speed processing.

Columbia D. C Capt. Carwile

Insurance Agent Fogle Burned by Fire Accident

A. W. Fogle of Columbia was severely burned when a remnant of a patent corn remedy tossed into the fireplace by Mrs. Fogle flared up, scorching the left side of his face and costing him sight in the left eye. A room occupant extinguished the flames with water.

Columbia S. C A. W.fogle Mr. Fogle

Fuel Officials Call Meeting In South Carolina

B B Gossett state fuel administrator calls a statewide meeting of city and county fuel chairmen and the state advisory board at the Jefferson hotel in Columbia next Tuesday at 10 am. The call follows a request from Washington and L F Snead will attend. More than 50 men from every section will participate to discuss the coming season's fuel situation.

Anderson S. C B. B. Gossett State Advisory Board of the Fuel Administration Jefferson Hotel Columbia Washington L. F. Snead Garfield

Giants Try Howard Baler at First Base

Howard Baler who starred at third for New Orleans last season is tested at first base by Giants manager McGraw during tryouts.

Howard Baler New Orleans McGraw Giants

Divorce Notice and Mortgage Sales in New Hanover County

Public notices announce a divorce action in New Hanover County where Hester Kennedy is non-resident and must appear at the April 1918 term. The issue includes two mortgage sales by Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association and Stacy Adams to the Wilmington Thornestead and Loan Association, to be held at the Wilmington court house in April 1918 with described property in Wilmington.

Hester Hester Kennedy North Carolina Cannee Tate New Hanover

Auction of Wilmington property under 1916 mortgage notice

By power of sale in a mortgage from Marshall H Hill and wife to Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association dated October 3 1916 and recorded in New Hanover County the undersigned will sell at public auction for cash at the Court House door Wilmington on Tuesday April 30 1018 at noon the described lot on Dickinson Street Gwynn Street in Wilmington with exact dimensions provided. This 28th of March 1918. Attorneys 320 30 days.

John J. Furlong Wilmington City of Meares Street Third Street Second Street Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association John D. Bellamy & Son, Attorneys Stacy Adams Nixon Street Eighth Street John D. Bellamy & Son Marshall H. Hill Willington Homestead and Loan Association New Hanover County Court House Dickinson Street Gwynn Street

Russian Cruiser Admiral Makaroff Sunk in Harbor Mine

A Petrograd report via Copenhagen forwarded by Exchange Telegraph says the Russian cruiser Admiral Makaroff was sunk by a mine in the harbor at Reval on the Gulf of Finland. The London dispatch dates this news to March 30.

London Reval Gulf of Finland Makaroff Petrograd Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company

Auction Notice of Land Tracts in New Hanover County

Mortgage held by Howard Foy and wife to C L Carter Trustee. Sale at Courthouse Wilmington on Tuesday April 23 1918 at noon. Two tracts described totaling about 15 acres with boundaries near Seacoast Railroad and Pritchard property. C L Carter trustee, Attorneys.

Howard Foy C. L. Carter New Hanover County Court House Wilmington North Carolina George M. Croft Fannie G. Pritchard W. H. Btocley Sale Salt Cross John D. Bellamy & Son

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