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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1916

Page

5

Corn Show location fight ends with Chestnut Second streets approved

The council refused to withdraw permission for the Corn Show on Chestnut and Second streets and voted to proceed. Opponents cited health nuisance, crowd issues, and fire risk near homes, while supporters argued a central downtown site minimizes overall disruption and that livestock will be housed away from residences.

Chestnut Second Streets Bradshaw Second Street Kenneth E. Urgwin Urgwin van Leuven Council Robert Strange Tabernacle Chestnut Street C. van Leuven N. W. Jacobi Chamber of Commerce Wilmington Piedmont Tom Jones Bill Smith Jacobi Jocal de Mw

Wilmington Light Infantry to Hike for Training Drill

Capt J B Lynch announced a weekend hike for the Wilmington Light Infantry after drill to perfect field service. The plan calls for three miles beyond the Cape Fear, camping at Vineyard, with tents, cooking, and next day target practice and field maneuvers. Recruitment aims for 65 members to meet War Department requirements with pay, and a roster is due by the 25th.

Wilmington Light Infantry J. B. Lynch Coast Artillery Arm National Guard Lynch Cape Fear Edwin P. Bailey New Hanover County War Department Selfametcams New Army Adjutant General's Office Raleigh

Engineers Stop Here Greeted By Large Crowd At Union Station

Engineers from Wilmington and Charlotte stopped at Union Station last night en route from Camp Glenn to El Paso Texas. About 125 troops in two companies were welcomed by nearly 500 spectators. Captains Gillette and Boesch led Company A and Company B respectively. The train departed at 7:30 pm for Florence South Carolina to New Orleans and then Texas, a five day trip.

Union Station Wilmington Camp Glenn el Paso Texas Charlotte George W. Gillette E. C. Boesch Florence S. C New Orleans

Morrison Delivers Energetic Democratic Address in Charlotte

Cameron Morrison of Charlotte spoke nearly two hours at the County Court House endorsing Wilson and Democratic rule. He attacked Republicans, praised Butler and Bonds, and urged registration and voting as New Hanover Democrats strive to boost their majority.

Cameron —Morrison Charlotte N. C County Court House Mr. Morrison Woodrow Wilson Germany Bryan Roosevelt George Washington Wilson Morrison Russell Butler Democratiec Butler and Bonds Republican Party Ben Lacy Ben New Hanover Davis Cais Thomas EB. Cooper Democratic Executive Committee State Executive Committee

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