First 25 000 Men to Go Forward Under Pershing War Plan
United Press report from Washington on May 19 details the planned deployment of the first 25 000 American troops under General Pershing. Marines join as infantry under Colonel Dogan while aviation training sites and National Army distributions are announced. Army recruiting lags with only about 1100 yesterday. President Wilson outlines food control aims to shield consumers and preserve supplies.
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United Press
Washington
America
France
Geemral Pershin
Navy Department
Pershing
Dogan
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Cuba
National Army
National Guard
Cincinnati
Army
Navy
War
White House
Wilson
Russia Rejects Separate Peace and renews war aims
Petrograd reports the Provisional Government led by Kerensky and three Socialist ministers rejects a separate peace with Germany and pledges no annexations while seeking Allied acceptance of their program. The coalition vows vigorous wartime prosecution as ministers travel to the front.
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Russia
Germany
Petrograd
Wilo
Marine Kerensky
Godneff
Pieschehonoff
Committee of Workmen and Soldiers
Front
Site Offered for German Sailor Internment Camp
A Lumberton woman offers a 1500 acre unimproved tract near Pembroke as a potential government site for housing thousands of German sailors captured from war bound ships. The offer was made to the Secretary of Labor as officials weigh suitable locations for the internment camp.
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Lumberton
Lumberton Woerman
Pembroke
Secretary of Labor
Lumberton Graded Schools
First Baptist Church
G. E. Moorehouse
The
Presbyterian Church
O. Max Gardner
Margaret Pope
Rachael McNamara
Mary Lee Caldwell
Helen Sentelle
Evelyn Sentelle
Marjorie Steele
Ethel Boone
Viola Boone
Pearl Edwards
Sarah Branch
Carl Greaves
Abner Nash
Harold Humphrey
Eugene McWhite
R. D. Caldwell
Annie Ruth
Sunken Garden
Robeson County Food Conservation Commission
L. E. Blanchard
Philadelphua
County
Farm Life School
Superior Court
Geo. W. Connor
Wilson
Carlyle
R. E. Lewis
Position as Bookkeeper and Stenographer Desired
A trained female applicant seeks a bookkeeping and stenography post in a lumber or wholesale business. Experienced in general office work and available for reference if desired. Respond to B. M. care Dispatch. May 20.
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B. M
Care Dispatch
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General Pershing
Robeson
Messenger Service
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Wrightsville Beach
Ocean
D. R. Foster & Co
Charles Finkelstein
Front Street
W. R. Brown
South 2Nd Street
Liberty
Wilmington
Globe Baking Company
Carolina
E. E. Nall
Lewistown
Peterson & Rulfs
Civil Service
C. Leonard
Kenois Bldg
Grand Theatre
J. M. Solky
D. H. Foster. & Co
R. D. Foster & Co
Princess Street
Greystone Inn
Carolina Beach
J. M. Solxy
D. Foster & Co
Lumina
North 7Th ST
Ivor Johnson
Queen City Cycle Co
Market Street
J. T. Gordon
Nintheon Market Street
P. O
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
N. Y
California
Bear Produce & Merchandise Co
Sterling Furniture Co
South Front Street
E. H. Sneed
Harriss
Harriss Typewriting and Advertising Company
Motte
Leon L. Motte
South Fifth Street
Gordon
Grove
Wrightsville Station
Water Front
J. Q. Hinton
City Laundry
Shands Grocery
May's Delicatessen
FORD
Rocky Point
N. C
Foltz & Kendrick
Wilmington Shirt Co
Little P. K
Royal Theatre Building
H. J. McCartney
Front St
Winoca
Winoca. Wright's
Farris
Farris’ Bakery
Wright’s
Wright's Real Estate
L. Mazer
S. 5Th St
Philadelphia
A. M. Black
Nellie
Hanover Inn
Emma E. Disosway
F. L. Huggins
N.C
6Th Street
Market and
Castle
Charles
Carolina Beach Road
J. C. Leonard
Purdie
Oakland
Calif
Rich Montana Batchelor
Havre
Montana
W. B. Cooper & Go
Wilmington, N. C
Builders’ Supplies
W. B. Thorpe & CO
Water and Ann Streets
C. W. Yates Co
Citizens Bank
Liberty Bond
the Murchison National Bank
W.L. I
Beach
Tide Water Power Co
NEW York Life
L. Dickinson
Princess Building
Ottumwa
Cape Fear
Wiley's
Brazil
Payne Drug Company
5Th
Red Cross Streets
Thomas Grogery Company
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