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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1916

Page

12

White assailant Whitaker faces serious charge in fatal shooting

Raymond Whitaker, a white man, is jailed after the Tuesday shooting near Ivanhoe that killed John Talaferro. Talaferro, formerly in horse trading, died at James Walker Memorial Hospital from pneumonia complicating gunshot wounds. A pretrial hearing is expected in Sampson County.

Eugene Whitaker Jai James Walker Memorial Hospital Raymond Whitaker John Talaferro Talaferro Whitaker Ivanhoe Quay Mr. Talaferro Sampson County Superior Court George J. Peschau George Harriss James Woolvin Georgia

Wilmington Light Infantry Encamps Below City at Cape Fear

About 35 members of the Wilmington Light Infantry, led by Capt James B Lynch and Lieut Edward H Holmes, camp at the Vineyard on the Cape Fear river after marching from the city. More men joined after midnight. They plan maneuvers and return to town this afternoon with a supper prepared by Wyatt Henderson.

Wilmington Light Infantry Sitnt Owen C. Fillyn Wyatt Henderson Fort Caswell

Blind Veteran Appeals For Aid As Winter Approaches

J F Meares, a well known blind man with a hand organ, writes that last week he got only 23 cents from passersby and had four weeks of meals and a quart of molasses. He fears cold weather and asks food people to extend him food aid, reachable at 2111-2 Meares Street.

J. F. Meares Mr. Meares Meares Street

Corn Show to Feature Expanded Space and Election Returns

The Space Committee of the Corn Show plans a large interior tabernacle setup with ten thousand extra feet of tent space to host farm exhibits, machinery, livestock and local enterprises. The event runs November 7 with election returns read via leased wire, stereopticon display, and a closing ball expected to draw crowds.

Wilmington North Carolina Tabernacle

Float Stranded Ship Edillio Grounded Near Channel Buoy No 5

The Italian steamer Edillio ran aground Saturday in shallow water near buoy No 5 while attempting to reach port at night without a bar pilot. Captain Aberroth expects to refloat at the next high tide with Tug Gladiator and Coast Guard cutter Seminole assisting. cargo includes cotton at Champion Compresses.

Coast Guard Seminole P. H. Aberroth Gladiator Edillio Aberroth Cape Fear Champion

Go to Church Month canvass to survey Wilmington

City wide effort by Christian Men's League to count church attendance and boost participation in a November Go to Church movement. Officials divided 20 districts among 19 churches and the Salvation Army, issuing two person canvass teams with forms to record church membership and preferences, aiming for two hour canvass this afternoon.

Ious Wilmington Christian Men’s League League Ministers’ Association Salvation Army

Knights of Columbus to Dedicate Wilmington Customs House

Treasury and local Knights of Columbus outline plans to lay the cornerstone of the new Federal building in Wilmington, with no US expense and broad participation. Letters between George P. Galvin and Walker Taylor detail permissions, arrangements, and committee duties for a patriotic ceremony.

Treasury Department Washington Wilmington Knights of Columbus George P. Galvin N. C United States A. J. Peters Walker Taylor Wilmington Council Federal Building United States Customs Service Port of Wilmington Geo. P. Galvin Federal Jos. O. Reiley O. W. Rodgers Thomas B. Carroll James J. Allen Irving Corbett Col

Candy Store Robbed in City Small Haul and Loose Trail

Italian shop owner V. D. Lonardo reports a back window pried open at No. 721 South Sixth Street. The raid yielded $2, stamps worth $1, cigars and gum. Police bloodhounds followed the trail but the scent dispersed among many sidewalk tracks.

V. D. Lonardo South Sixth Street Lonardo Piedmont Sovereign J. J. Moore W. W. Lewis W. H. Kernon

Basketball at the YMCA Junior Class game

In a Saturday morning match between Columbia and Dartmouth teams the Dart mouth team won by a score of 9 to.

Columbia Dartmouth

Max Gardner to Deliver Memorial Address at Elks Observance

Hon Max Gardner of Shelby has been chosen to give the memorial address at Wilmington Lodge of Elks annual exercises to be held at the Victoria Theatre on Sunday afternoon December 2. He was selected previously but could not attend due to injuries from a railroad wreck. The event will be more elaborate this year with a committee arranging the program and musical numbers. The organizing committee includes A J Mitchell James Owen Reilly H E Longly J F Lieber E H Brown A A Underwood George P Galvin Will Rehder S M King W S Register.

Max. Gardner Shelby Wilmington Messrs A. J. Mitchell James Owen Reilly H. E. Longly J. F. Lieber E. H. Brown A. A. Underwood George P. Galvin Will Rehder S. M. King W. S. Register

Officers Installed In Columbus Chapter

The Columbus order installed its newly elected officers on a Wednesday evening led by District Deputy C. H. O'Neill of Charlotte North Carolina. Names include George P. Galvin grand knight and Paul J. Baschon deputy grand knight among others. trustees elected were John Feenam James Owen Reilly and Dr. T B Carroll.

Wilmington Council Knights of Columbus C. H. O'Neill Charlotte N. C George P. Galvin Paul J. Baschon Paul M. Comes William Sheehan E. F. Peschau W. F. Powell C. W. Rodgers E. C. Hines Daniel Quinlivan William E. Breme S. C. Winner Rev. C. Dennen Mess

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