Charlotte News Advertising and Editorial Notes
Obscure weekly public notices mix with humor and political jabs about bonds water and schools in Charlotte. The fragment cites subscription rates and veteran phrases while lampooning politicians and urging voter registration, with references to Taft North Dakota senator and local editors.
Tennessee town leads in poultry. North Carolina urged to grow own
A Tennessee town with 6000 residents ships over three million dollars in chickens and eggs yearly. The piece argues North Carolina should not depend on out‑of‑state supply, noting a new company near Asheville plans a 60000 dollar capital to breed poultry, signaling a statewide push to develop this industry.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Asheville
Cleveland three cent fare and transfers drive city’s praise
Cleveland, O. leads with a three cent street car fare plus free transfers and a policy to keep fares low while maintaining a reserve. The plan mirrors Mayor Tom Johnson’s vision for affordable transit and stable funding, drawing praise from national papers.
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Cleveland
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Heavy drinking fish to get 2000 pints of booze
Asheville on July 7 to destroy contraband whiskey seized from the “bling tigers.” Judge Adams orders the bottles broken at the Peach Brush bridge to flood the stream and deter heavy drinking fish. About 15 barrels hold nearly 2000 pints belonging to various owners.
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Asheville
N. C
Adams
The Professor's Mystery Serial Begins in The News
Brain Hooker, versatile author linked to Mona and Yale dramatist Horatio W Parker, writes The Professor's Mystery a modern wartime thriller. Yale classmates FiF I Rogossdgird and Wells Hastings collaborate. Beginning next Sunday the serial will appear daily in The News. a popular new book.
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Brain Hooker
Yale
Wells Hastings
Mr. Hooker
Poughkeepsie Regatta Draws Set For June 27
Francis Bangs of the intercollegiate rowing stewards released the Poughkeepsie regatta course drawings for June 27. The varsity race starts at 5 30 p m with Pennsylvan ia leading from 1 and Columbia 2 Syracuse 3 Cornell 4 and Wisconsin 5. The Freshman race on 4 15 lists Cornell 1 Columbia 2 Wisconsin 0 Syracuse 4 and Pennsylvania 6. The four oared race follows at 3 30 Syracuse leads 1 Cornell 2 Pennsylvania 3 and Columbia 4.
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Associated Press
New York
Francis Bangs
Intercollegiate Rowing Stewards
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Syracuse
Cornell
Wisconsin
Woman's Tears Move Two Men to Sympathy
A wry observation notes that a woman's tears typically elicit sympathy from two men unless they are the cause of the crying. The remark implies a shared emotional response among observers.
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Charlotte
Big Faun For Western N C
Western North Carolina plans a county fair sponsored by the board of trade Retail Merchants Association and United Commercial Travelers. H W Plummer pledges Riverside park grounds saving thousands. stock to fund the fair at $10 a share with four two person committees to solicit subscriptions. Next meeting is June 8.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Western North Carolina
Buncombe County
Board of Trade
Retail Merchants’ Association
United Commercial Travelers
H. W. Plummer
George S. Powell
A. Nichols
D. Harris
W. E. Kinley
N. Buckner
Thomas J. Abbott
Abbott
Riverside Park
WW. Is. Iindsey
J. G. Stoneleather
Erskine College Commencement Honors 72nd Year
Amid heat and dust a large crowd gathered at Erskine College in Due West South Carolina for the 72nd annual commencement. President Moffatt presided and Rev J P Knox offered invocation. Mrs W L Roddey of Rock Hill donated four perpetual scholarships in memory of her late husband. Dr Geo B Cromer of Newberry College gave the anniversary oration on The Individual in His Relation to the Group. At 4 p m Rev R L Robinson, president elect of the Women's College, delivered his inaugural address.
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Due West
S. C
Erskine
Pres. Moffatt
J. P. Knox
Columbia
Erskine Board
W.L. Roddey
Julia Phillips
Jas. Strong Moffatt
Erskine College
Maine wreck work resumes as water lowers at Cofferdam
The pumping around the Maine wreck continued at Havana with water reduced by three feet two inches by 9 o clock. The after deck and the sighting hood of the aft turret on the port side appear above water while the forward section remains submerged. Engineers plan to work until five o'clock this afternoon to reach five feet depth before pausing for a board of American army officers arriving tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Maine
Army
Board of American Army
Sea serpent sighted by transatlantic travelers
Passengers and crew aboard the White Star liner Celtic report seeing a large winged aquatic creature off the coast. The monster chased a school of whales, rose as high as ten feet above the water, then disappeared from view.
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New York
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