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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1916

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Rumanians Narrowed by Dual German Offensives Near Bucharest

Berlin reports von Falkenhayn and von Mackensen push the Romanian defense along the Alt valley and Danube frontier. German forces cross the Danube at Zimniţa, advancing toward Bucharest while Romanian remnants retreat toward the mountains north of Orsova, with several villages captured.

von Falkenhayn Alt Berlin von B Urkeusen Zimnitza Danube Turnu-Magurela Zimmnntza von Mackensen Bucharest Alt Line Petrograd Moldavia Orsovo Turi-Severin

Prisoners of War Speak Candidly in Transylvania

An Associated Press interview with Romanian officers held by Central Powers in Transylvania reveals distrustful views shaped by war. A Jew officer claims surrender as hope. others echo fear and resentment toward Bucharest leadership and Bratianu.

Toerzburg Transylvania Associated Press Rucar Tel Bucharest Fem Bratianu Jonescn

Vast US border medical system shields troops with new hospitals

A nationwide border health build up has created five base hospitals, eight camp hospitals, a cantonment hospital at Columbus NM, 26 ambulance corps and 41 field hospitals for 150,000 troops. A ten car hospital train ferries patients between camps and general hospitals. Evacuation and reserve units total 6,000 beds, with base hospitals at Fort Sam Houston Fort Bliss Brownsville Eagle Pass Nogales and feeders at Laredo Las Rio Marfa Deming Douglas Llano Grande McAllen Fort Clark. From May to Oct only 75 deaths from disease and 24 typhoid cases with no deaths among regulars in Mexico. Spanish-American war levels contrasted.

San Antonio Tex United States Army Mexico Columbus N. M Walter Reed Hospital Washington D. C Army Navy Arkeadythe San Francisco Fort McPherson Atlanta Fort Oglethrope Georgia Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Medical Corps Fort Sam Houston Fort Bliss Brownsville Eagle Pass Nogales Laredo Les Rio Marfa Deming Douglas Llano Grande McAllen Fort Clark Fort Sam Houston National Guard Regular Army General Pershing

Greece declares war on Bulgaria declares war on Bulgaria

London dispatch reports the provisional government of Greece aligned with Venizelos supporters has formally declared war on Bulgaria. The announcement comes through an Athens telegram to the Exchange Telegraph Company.

London Provisional Government of Greece Venizelos Bulgaria Athens Ex- Change Telegraph Co Ayy

Bandit attack on Chihuahua City reported at daybreak

A dispatch from Chihuahua City to Carranza officials says Ann and his bandit force resumed activity at daybreak today in the Chihuahua region, with reports describing the attack on the city.

Juarez Mexico Ann Chihuahua City Ihuahua Carranzeg

Lawyer Freed of Serious Charge

Fayetteville North Carolina November 25 The jury in the state case against J Sprunt Newton charged with embezzlement found him not guilty shortly after court opened The jury began deliberations Friday afternoon The forgery case scheduled for today was continued and is unlikely to be pressed

Fayetteville N. C State J. Sprunt Newton

Sword gift to Verdun marks Japanese honor to heroes

Tokyo reports the Emperor will gift Verdun a newly wrought Efu-no-tachi sword by Osaka smith Yagoro to honor Verdun’s heroism. The gift includes gold mounted hilt and pearl sheath, with Verdun to receive it via President Poincare in spring next year. Educational essays on Verdun's valor accompany the gesture.

Tokio Verdun Japan Yagoro Osaka Poincare Department of Education Europe

Paper wrapping twine proves feasible for light loads

The Forest Products Laboratory at Madison demonstrated that paper wrapping twine can replace cord for many uses. Several hundred packages, each with a medium sized book, were mailed nationwide with no damage due to the twine. Water exposure remains a problem. The report notes 21,000 cases and 2,192 deaths from the disease.

Washington Forest Products Laboratory Madison Wis United States

Steamer Powhatan Catches Fire En Route to Baltimore

The Powhatan, a Merchants and Miners Line steamer carrying 16 passengers and cargo, caught fire early today off Block Island after leaving Boston for Baltimore via Norfolk and Newport News. The fire in the forward hold was brought under control before coast guard cutters arrived, and the vessel anchored in Block Island harbor. The crew assisted passengers as the ship proceeded with its voyage, with New Shoreham coast guard crews aiding when the fire was detected near Old Harbor breakwater.

Boston Powhatan Merchants and Miners Line Baltimore Norfolk Newport News Block Island Coast Guard Block Island Harbor New Shoreham R. I

Fire on Powhatan Steamer Under Control

Newport Rhode Island November 25 A wireless message reports the fire on the steam er Powhatan is under control and no assistance is needed at the naval station.

Newport R. I Powhatan

Grand jury fails to indict Sam Stocks in Greene county lynching

In Duplin county North Carolina the grand jury did not return a true bill against Sam Stocks a farmer accused in the Lynching of Joe Black in Greene county months earlier Witnesses from Kenansville say Stocks arrested after a detective for Governor Craig filed a report Stocks remained under ten thousand dollars bond pending the grand jury action transferred from Greene county after a preliminary hearing.

Duplin County Sam Stocks Kinston N.C Joe Black Greene County Kenansville Stocks Craig

Dill tobacco warehouse closes after record New Bern season

New Bern reports the Dill tobacco warehouse ends its 1916 season after a record year with large quantities of tobacco sold at gratifying prices. Craven Superior Court resulted in a mistrial in J R Dixon versus W M Coward over 2 250 feet of timber unpaid and not returned from a saw mill dispute. case to be retried.

New Bern Dill Tobacco Warehouse J. R. Dixon W. M. Coward Craven Superior Court Vanceboro

Disputed Contest entries spark reader interest and coupons

The Dispatch announces prize contests with 1000 votes for each entrant and lists contestants from North and South Carolina and beyond. Coupon votes pour in from many sections as readers rally to back nominees, with Sunday’s edition to reveal totals up to 4 pm today and daily tallies afterward.

Pete amie _Boarce Vg Og Ahd Eno Dispatch Dispatch Daily

Express Companies Urge Early Christmas Shopping

New York reports the express companies warn that the country faces an unusually active Christmas season due to a general prosperity. They urge early shopping as transportation conditions intensify the need for timely purchases.

New York

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