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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1916

Page

6

Social notes highlight Wilmington visits and weddings

Wilmington residents host friends from Chadbourn Rose Hill and other towns with arrivals and departures. The town also notes church social events at Winter Park and Good Shepherd and reports the marriage of Sophie Haar to Jurgen Haar at 106 South Sixth Street.

Ladies’ Society Winter Park Presbyterian Church Chadbourn Japan Church of the Good Shepherd Sixth Queen Streets Sophie Haar Jurgen Haar South Sixth Street F. B. Clausen St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Hlaar Wilmington

Senate Leader Foresees Expanded Rail Regulation

Senator Simmons of North Carolina says December session will push broad railroad legislation building on the eight hour day measure. He credits last session’s action for averting a strike and argues government control under the interstate commerce clause will expand to ensure lasting peace and justice.

George H. Manning Washington, D.C Congress Farniford McL. Simmons North Carolina Senate Simmons

Grand Jury Reports No Violations In Child Labor Law

The grand jury found no violations of the Child Labor Law or Compulsory School Law in Wilmington or New Hanover County. They visited mills and plants, praised school attendance and board of education diligence, and urged road, utility, and facility improvements including Second Street work and Red Cross repairs. The county home, jail, stockade, and camps were in good condition. new stables and better lighting, water, and sewers were recommended. Foreman James A. Northam led the panel.

Wilmington New Hanover County George W. Connor Board of Education Second Street Grace Chestnut Red Cross Third Wright Grand Jury Castle Haynes Connor James A. Northam

Personal mentions of travels and recovery in the region

Mr C C Pimckney is spending time in Columbia South Carolina. Mr Julian W Morton left Tuesday for Charlottesville Virginia to resume studies at the University of Virginia. Andrew Gideon of Wallace has returned home from James Walker Memorial Hospital and has nearly fully recovered after an accidental self injury.

E. R. Brown Chadbourn James Walker Memorial Hospital James A. Lackhart St. Mary's Raleigh Miss Lockhart Henry Howze McLendon Cora Annette Harris C. C. Pimckney Columbia S. C Julian W. Morton Charlottsville University of Virginia Andrew Gideon Wallace

Patriot Footlyte Leaves Theatre Role for Border Sergeant Post

Footlyte, previously earning $300 per week in theater, takes a U.S. border service role at $30 per month. The move marks a shift from stage to military duty.

Footlyte

Southport Competes for National Armor Plant Site

Southport interests push to host the eleven million dollar naval armor plant on Cape Fear riverfront. The Navy Department hearing on the bids is today with Southport Land and Development Company and Fox Realty Company allies presenting feasibility data. possible Department choice includes purchasing an existing plant or building on land it owns.

Southport Cape Fear Navy Department Southport Land and Development Company Wm. H. Pyke H. A. L. Potter, Jr Fox Realty Company Navy Department

Superior Court Adjourns Today In Multiple Sentences

Grady Cook with a prior killing conviction receives four months in county jail under a plea of manslaughter while the State notes the gun was aimed at the victim. Jesse Fuller convicted of turkey theft faces two years on county roads. Six Black youths receive two year terms in state prison for breaking into a Chinaman's home. one accomplice gets six months for leniency due to prior trouble-free record.

Jesse Fuller Gladys Davis Lizzie Cole

Dusting the Plate Sparks a Curious Communication

In Byron's vicinity Stengel narrated his troubles with Herzog aiding. Byron decided the plate needed dusting and began the task while Stengel trailed. Stengel paused to align his words with Byrons ears as Byron dusted the home plate.

Stengal Quigley Byron Stengel Herzog

Kansas City Electrician Claims New Gasoline Apparatus

A Kansas City electrician says he has perfected an electro chemical device to produce gasoline from kerosene and natural gas at a fraction of current cost.

Kansas City

Mermaid rumor stirs sea lore in Pearson's weekly

A humorous snippet from Pearson's weekly jokes about mermaids living on the ocean and never setting foot on land, inviting reader banter over who they are discussing.

The Mermaids Pearson’s Weekly

Will of Ephraim Lashley Broken in Court

Special to The Dispatch Raleigh Sept 13 The will of Ephraim Lashley a Harnett county Black man who left about 10000 dollars to three white Baptist churches over eight family children was overturned in court witnesses stated his emotional fervor exceeded his life and he was not in proper condition to will his property, the judge ruled.

Raleigh N. C Ephraim Lashley Harnett County

Tiny Classified Ad Prompt On Furnishings And Clothing

A reader asks about using The Dispatch small ads to sell unwanted furniture or clothing. The question suggests it is a good way to dispose of items and prompts consideration of local classified listings.

The Dispatch

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