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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
4
Discussion centers on Dan C. Roper possibly being named as vice presidential nominee at the San Francisco convention. Roper, a South Carolinian from Marlboro county, is a strong McAdoo supporter but chances of second place may favor a western man regardless of the top nominee.
The piece analyzes potential nominees for the San Francisco convention with focus on McAdoo and Cox. It highlights McAdoo's denial of candidacy while suggesting strategic openness and notes Cox's growing strength, especially in the West and Midwest, plus Ohio after Harding. It also comments on Dillon's electric plant issues and a Scottish legion cash bonus debate.
Banks continue to refuse new credits and demand debt reduction to force commodities from storage and curb speculative price rises. Analysts say tightening credit will raise money value, lower goods prices, reduce orders, and cut manufacturing employment, slowing speculative excesses amid broader risk of nationwide losses.
A notice from Dillon County South Carolina orders a July 6 election at Bermuda Schoolhouse to decide a 4 mill increase for common school funding. Only eligible voters who pay taxes and present tax receipts and registration may vote. Board members Moore Cousar and Rogers sign on behalf of the County Board of Education.
Notice to all creditors and debtors of the estate of D M Bethea alerts creditors to present their claims with proof within the legal period and debtors to make immediate payment. Administrators P and H A Bethea, executors, 624 et.
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