Dickens Tops Mobile Contest With 55 870 Votes
The article lists contestants in a Mobile district voting contest led by Cora Dickens Lucedale with 55 870 votes. It notes Amelia deems other top contenders and warns no more ten vote coupons as two weeks remain to win main prizes including 1550 in gold.
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Cora Dickens
Nay See
E. Dee Hala
Ign
Florida
W. Cor
Mobile
Ros Broadus
Montgomery
A. Bobe
South Broad
Ethel Dyas
South
Gene Voltertalbadal
H Wrank
Pascagoula
Miss
H. Parsons
South Hamildah Revs
St. Francis
Umpkins
North
St. Emanuel
G. le Wi
Steeking
Lucille ‘Adams
Robertsdale
Ala
Ruth Cowan
Castleberry
Helen Irby
Dawes R. F. D
Theodore
Ethel McCathery
St. Stephens
RNA Cpa
Lula McGregor
Citronelle
Marjorie Mathews
Summerdale
Red Cross Office Aids Families Of Missing Soldiers In France
General Pershing forwards a mother’s plea to the Home Communication Service in Paris. Major Henry Allen heads a bureau that traces missing soldiers, confirms prisoner status, and mails regular parcels through the American Red Cross Central Committee for American Prisoners.
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Ggeneral Pershing
Albert Dawes
Pershing
Paris
oHme Communication Service
Red Cross
No. 4
Place de la Concorde
Henry Allen
Kansas
Major Allen
France
Germany
American Central Red Cross Committee
Berne
Majjor Allen
Dawes
Centre Red Cross Committee
General Pershing
Information Service
American Red Cross
Washington
Corporal Dawes
American Red Cross Central Committee
Bureau
Mother
Allen
America
British Raid North of Bethune and Casualty Toll
British forces launched a raid north of Bethune last night inflicting heavy casualties, capturing one machine gun, and retreating to their trenches without loss. Separately, the U S Navy hospital ship Comfort will sail from Brooklyn to Fingland to aid invalids and test Germany’s Red Cross emblems with full publicity.
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London
Bethune
United States Navy
Comfort
Brooklyn
Germany
Red Cross
Havana
Chas. Malden Oman
Twenty Planes Raid Paris in Night Bombing
German airmen attacked Paris again after a lull, killing one and wounding several others. Twenty aircraft participated, causing material damage during the raid on the French capital.
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Paris
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