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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1916

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Brunswick County Fair Opens Under Ideal Weather

Bolivia North Carolina November 3 The Brunswick County fair opens to about 500 visitors in ideal weather with agricultural and educational exhibits praised as the finest county displays yet seen. speeches by Colonel Walker Taylor and D L Gore of Wilmington highlight programs while J O Lennon county farm demonstrator aided the preparations. Local officials Mayor J Mitgell welcome attendees and praise the fair as a success. many Wilmingtonians travel by special train and Southport sends representation.

Bolivia N. C Brunswick Counts To State Colonel Walker Taylor D. L. Gore Wilmington Jackson Johnson Winnabow The Fair Association J. O. Lennon Farr Colonel Taylor Brunswick Gore Old Brunswick

Hughes Ends Long Presidential Campaign Tour

Charles Evans Hughes concludes his four campaign trips today after traveling about 28 000 miles through 33 states from August 5. He leaves Albany at 8 15 for New York to campaign down the Hudson valley. the journey spans Northern New England to the Midwest and western states. The Hughes train is due in New York City at 6 15 this evening.

Albany N. Y Charles Evans Hughes New York Hudson River Valley New England Vermont Middle West Hughes Maryland West Virginia Kansas Tennessee Nashville Washington Bangor Maine San Diego California Canada New York City

Near 2000 Ships Sunk in War Time Totals

New York reports 1820 merchant ships sunk in 27 months of war ending November 1, totaling about 3,228,584 tons. October losses exceed any five months, with 127 vessels sunk that month. Entente allies about 60 percent, neutrals 18 percent, Teutonic powers 47 percent.

New York Journal of Commerce Teutonic

Giant plant to start in Greensboro next week

Greensboro N C Nov 3 The engineer in charge of Southern Railway concrete roundhouse and car foundry said construction could begin next week The plant will cost 525000 and upon completion will accommodate 1188 cars daily

Greensboro N. C Southern Railway

Judge Meares Surges as Ohio Campaign Bound

Raleigh dispatch notes Judge Meares, a Democratic candidate for judge, has traveled to Ohio to stump for Hughes. The piece highlights Meares as a persistent talker who vows to return to vote, while criticizing Democratic missteps and party rivalries.

Days Hughes Will Be Elected in Wake County Rally

Raleigh November 3 Former National Committeeman R C Duncan returns from the North confident Hughes will win. Duncan cites Republican strength, and 1 800 Roosevelt followers in Wake County align with Hughes. Local figure Tom Settle is slated to draw a large crowd amid bond indebtedness as a campaign issue.

Raleigh R. C. Duncan Mr. Hughes Britt McCaskill Butler Duncan Congress Vic Dockery Zeb Vance Walser Lexington Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Dockery Zeb Vic Wake County Hughes Zeb Walser R. W. Ward Tom Settle Settle

Confession Ties Six Men to Subway Bomb Plot

Police say six men were arrested in New York on charges of bringing dynamite into the city and causing the October 24 explosion at the 110th Street subway station. A detective-reported confession from one defendant claims the group planned to blow the 59th Street Broadway station today and then City Hall.

New York Interborough 110Th Street 59Th Street Broadway City Hall

Naval militia officers to exam NC units in New Bern

Fourteen naval militia officers will travel to New Bern on November 9 to examine commissioned officers from this and other North Carolina divisions. The rigid process may take two to three days, with all officers up to lieutenant and above eligible to take part. Meanwhile a labor dispute at Norfolk Southern Railway’s Trent River warehouse saw black workers press for higher pay, but most reported for work as vacancies were filled. Visitors to the Eastern Carolina Fair can ride the auto route for 15 cents, with a $5 license tax for car operators and license enforcement if rates exceed the limit.

New Bern N. C North Carolina Naval Militia Norfolk Southern Railway Company Trent River J. P. C. Davis

Vessel Still Grounded as Tugs Strive to Refloat

Timé Seminole returned to the Thillio’s side this morning and crews push another attempt to pull the stranded steamer off the bar where she rested days earlier. Numerous tugs assist the cutter in lifting the Idillio’s cargo of steel, now lightered for port, to enable floating the vessel. The Idillio, bound for this port to take on cotton, went aground on Cape Fear bar.

Idillio Cape Fear Bar

Nicholas H Collins Still At Liberty In Maysville

Nicholas H. Collins eludes capture after shooting and killing Abraham L. Collins on October 17. Local news notes Rev J H Hill visited Wilmington. a new saw mill at Cooperage Co plant operates. Election talk dominates with predictions for next Wednesday. Weather fine. cotton harvest continues. Miss Ina Eubanks visits. Fourth Quarterly Conference at Tabernacle church with Rev L E Thompson presiding.

Maysville N. Y Nicholas H. Collins Abraham L. Collins J. H. Hill Wilmington Swa Cooperage Company Fannie Foscue H. E. Tripp Bethel N. C Ina Eubanks New Bern Mary C. Eubanks Nslow Tabernacle Church L. E. Thompson

Charters Issued On Thursday In North Carolina

Raleigh November 3 Mount Holly Realty Company chartered by C. E. Hutchison W. L. Noles R. K. Davenport J. W. Hallard J. A. Costner and W. F. Johnson all of Mount Holly The Piedmont Cigar Stores Company of Charlotte authorized to do business with 50000 capital Henry B. Fowler George H. Brockenborough and Ralph Myron are subscribers.

Raleigh N. C Mount Holly Realty Company C. E. Hutchison W. L. Noles R. K. Davenport J. W. Hallard J. A. Costner W. F. Johnson Mount Holly Piedmont Cigar Stores Company Charlotte Henry B. Fowler George H. Brockenborough Ralph Myron

Austrians Lose Heavily on Opening Day Offensive

A Rome dispatch reports that the first day of the new Italian offensive cost Austria about 15,000 men killed or wounded. The update comes via Wireless Press from London dated November 3.

London Rome

Auto Turned Over and Little Pal Was Called

Stella Abrams ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W Abrams of Macclesfield was killed today near Rocky Mount NC when an overturned auto crushed her. The Abrams family including a 12 year old son and Mr Abrams suffered injuries and Mrs Abrams endured nervous shock.

Little Pal Rocky Mount N. C Stella Abrams W. Abrams Macclesfield

Both Sides Claim Victory in Election Wind Up

Democratic Western manager Senator Walsh says the outlook is bright as Western states favor Wilson. Republican manager A T Herty reports favorable final state returns. Republicans claim Missouri Kentucky Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Ohio North and South Dakota Minnesota Idaho. Campaigns end with mass meetings in Chicago and torchlight parade in the evening.

Chicago Thomas Walsh Wilson A. T. Herty Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Ohio North South Dakota Minnesota Idaho Missouri Kentucky Hughes

Hughes Denounces Wilson Regime Over Cost of Living

Charles Evans Hughes spoke in Hudson New York on November 3 assailing the Democratic party for not lowering living costs while critiquing its tariff policy and impact on American enterprise and labor. He argued the tariff failed to provide revenue and slowed growth.

Republicans Hold Bigger National Campaign Funds

Supplementary reports show the Republican National Committee with 2,012,535 and the Democratic with 1,310,729 in funds as of October 30. Additional contributions bring the totals to 2,357,313 for Republicans and 1,310,? Note: sources show 304,446 added to 1,006,283 for Democrats and 344,778 to 1,667,757 for Republicans. Expenses run 1,886,569 for Republicans and 1,126,762 for Democrats.

Washington Republican National Campaign Fund Democratic National Campaign Fund Democratic Committee Republican Committee

Patterson resigns after friction at North Carolina A. and M.

Ralefah North Carolina A. and M head coach Brit Patterson resigns following an athletic council inquiry into squad friction. Patterson says his resignation is best for all and departs for Detroit. He had been a 1915 All American after previous stints with Washington and Jefferson.

Ralefah N.C Brit Patterson Washington and Jefferson North Carolina A. & M Patterson Detroit Mich

Senator Simmons optimistic on Western North Carolina vote

New Bern North Carolina November 3 Senator F M Simmons chairman of the Finance Committee predicted a great victory for the party as Wilson support grows in Charlotte Winston Salem and other western towns He spoke to large audiences and voiced confidence in the election Six prisoners were sent to Atlanta Federal Prison and one to Washington for earlier terms with Deputy Marshall John R Williams leading the escort through New Bern

New Bern N. C F. M. Simmons Finance Committee United States Senate Winston-Salem Charlotte Wilson Greensboro Atlanta Washington John R. Williams Elizabeth City H. C. Greenleaf Jerry Daniels Andrew Jackson Sherman Sheard Edward Sperry Jesse Wiggins Odie Augustus Laughinghouse

Ring of Defense Around Verdunis Again Complete

Fort Vaux returns to French hands and Douaumont secures the ring of fortifications around Verdun. Paris reports Vaux occupied after German withdrawal with minimal casualties as fort explosives were neutralized. Rumanian front sees heavy fighting while Berlin claims Romanian gains. Galician frontier sees Russian attacks repulsed with heavy casualties. Macedonian front shows little change and Serbian Cerna river action repulsed by Sofia.

Fort Vaux Douaumont Verdun Paris Vaux Berlin Sofia Cerna

Aviator Carlstrom Ends Mail Run Flight to New York

Victor Carlstrom completed his mail carrying flight from Chicago to New York, landing at Governor's Island at 8 55 a m after brief stops in Erie Pennsylvania and Hammondsport New York. He traveled 315 miles from Hammondsville at an average 137 miles per hour, beating Jules Vedrines’s prior record.

New York Victor Carlstrom Chicago New York Times Governor’s Island Erie Hammondsport N. Y Carlstrom Thompson Wilson Long Branch

Uncle Sam to Open Undersea Mail Route

Washington reports the post office department will accept proposals to establish a regular undersea mail service if the German submarine Deutsch land signals availability to carry mail to Germany. The German ambassador has asked the submarine’s agents to inform him, and officials say they are willing to proceed.

Washington Deutschland Germany Post Office Department

Romanian Forces Push Austrians German Troops Across Frontier

The war office reports Romanian troops drive Austrian and German forces back across the Hungarian Romanian frontier at one point during ongoing fighting.

Bucharest London War Office

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Owen C. Fillyaw Judge Meares Ohio State Wilmingtonian Buckeye Stacy Arthur Sager George Bonds Booze Boodle Bull Days Hughes National 110Th Street Station United States Norfolk-Southern * Yards Nicholas Collins Onslow North Carolina Ted Star A. & M. College Senator Simmons Democratic Party Verdunis Macedonia Galicia Lemberg Teutons
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