Eight Banks in State Failed to Buy Bonds
Special to The Dispatch reports that eight banks in the state failed to subscribe to bonds and related offerings. The piece notes broad participation in some counties, with several banks abstaining while others advanced subscriptions, and mentions ongoing financial discussions and appointments related to state finance and medical draft preparations.
American Army Downs Enemy Plane Over France
Early reports say Lieutenant Rickenbach of Columbus Ohio engaged three enemy planes near daylight and shot one down inside enemy lines three kilometers from the front. Details are not yet received but the attacker acted to repel the air threat.
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Ma Seevinigs
Craft
Rickenbacher
Columbus
Lieutenant Rickenbacher Receives French War Cross
Lieutenant Rickenbacher once an automobile worker was decorated with the French war cross on Wednesday for aiding in bringing down a German airplane in enemy territory two weeks ago.
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Rickenbacher
One Hundred Years Ago Today in History Notes
A daily history item recounts events labeled as one hundred, seventy-five, fifty, twenty-five years ago. It notes England and the Netherlands treaty to suppress the slave trade, the death of Sir Charley Bagot in Kingston, Hanoverians convicted of treason against Prussia, and Princess Hulaife’s reception in New York as a Spanish Government representative.
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Norickett
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Bickett
Birkett
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Pava
Nhine Fhe
State Board Exanhation
Béean
Secretary of State
Hoover Hosiery
Hoover
W. W. Flowé
J. F.atér
Cain
Abel Harris
Salisbury
Jaret Goodman
Penis
Mtr Goodman
Clement
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Clark
Cyrus W. Thompson
Jack
Bob Ville
A. W. Kiex
Ralefeh
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Ashévillé
As Harris
Henderson
Yarborough
Louisbore
Ernor‘ Bicketts
Eai
Bicketts
Dowht
SEU Atlows
Medicéal Society
North Carolina Society
United States
Netherlands
Charley Bagot
British North America
Kingston
Canada
Prussia
Birthdays of notable figures span several nations today
Nicholas Rymandff exiled prince of Russia born in Petrograd sixty years ago today. Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria born in Munich fifty nine years ago today. Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy born in Washington District of Columbia fifty six years ago today. J Hamilton Lewis senator from Illinois born in Danville Virginia fifty two years ago today. William Fletcher Russell dean of education at the University of Iowa born in Delhi New York twenty eight years ago today. Mary Boyle O'Reilly author born in Boston forty five years ago today. Rt Rev Boyd Vincent Episcopal bishop born in Erie Pennsylvania seventy seven and a half years ago today.
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Petrograd
Illinois
Danville
William ‘Fletcher Russell
Department’ of Educations
University of Towa
Delhi
N. Y
Mary Boyle O’reilly
John Boyle O'Reilly
Bdston
Boyd Vincent
Episcopal
Southern
Ohio
Erie
Winter Inevitable in Swiss Diet Speech
A speech before the Wuerttemperg diet by Herr emphasizes a tense future with a costly tender process. He warns the public that the expected summer victory may not materialize and urges caution in proceeding with plans and commitments.
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Switze
British Admiralty
Wireless Press
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Neward
Wilson Heads to New York for War Fund Drive
President Wilson arrives from Washington to assist in promoting the cross drive for a war fund of 60 million dollars in New York City on May 17.
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Wilson
New York
Washington
Bolshevik Government Declines to Intervene in Finland
Report from London dated May 17 states the Russian Bolshevik government will not intervene in Finland’s revolt. Rebels seek Moscow support to pressure for favorable terms. The article notes Moscow’s reluctance and continues coverage of the crisis.
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London
Tsismesys
Demest
Moscow
Dalton and parole board act in North Carolina
Carter Dalton, Guilford county representative, rests after consultations with eye specialists and coast trip. The parole advisory board recommends to Governor Bickett conditional pardon for George A. Simpson of Harnett and parole for Charles Rice of Granville, both inmates with long sentences and health issues. Rice had prior escape in 1916 and 1917 sentence concerns.
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Carter
Dalton
Guilford County
General Assembly
Sir Raleigh
Advisory Board of Parole
Bickett
George A. Simpsont
Harnett
Charles Rice
Granville County
Ricé
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