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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1917
Page
4
The column blasts headlines and figures about politics war and society. It mocks leaders like Ty Cobb Emma Goldman and Verizelos while quipping on bread price gas taxes and patriotic references. It ends with a wry jab about suffragettes and courting initials on uniforms.
The piece argues Russia has opened an offensive, challenging Berlin’s claim and suggesting German influence in Russia waned. It contends a Russian push could force German losses, strain Germany on all fronts, and shift the war as Entente forces advance in the west and Italy and Greece pressure Austria-Hungary.
The Sun Journal marks its tenth anniversary with a lavish edition showcasing the paper’s progress under Owen G. Dunn and a strong staff. The piece also notes leadership at the North Carolina Press Association with Santford Martin as president and praises his workforce. It also mentions the Baptist Seaside Assembly’s rising attendance and leadership by Rev. John Jeter Hurt, D. D.
The North Carolina Press Association convention highlighted women leadership with Mrs. Hutt and Miss Herring delivering key talks on food conservation and health. Beatrice Cobb demonstrated editorial and business acumen at Morganton News Herald, while Mrs. Fairbrother’s anticipated paper was missed. The piece also notes British suffrage momentum and urges US militants to avoid violence to keep the equal rights movement moving forward.
Representatives of the Federal Trade Commission arrive in Chicago to begin the official probe of cattle and meat issues. West stock raisers will testify first, with hearings planned in Kansas City Omaha Denver and other livestock centers.
The New York Yankees push in the American League pennant race despite no current .300 hitters. Fans speculate Babe Ruth might excel if he played today and a move to outfield could occur after pitching ends. Cleveland and Cincinnati each place four players among top base stealers. Cleveland’s quartet includes Roth Champan Speaker and Wamsgauss, while Cincinnati’s thieves are Chase Neale Thorpe and Kopf.
Boston fans prepare a big reception for Harry Hooper right fielder of the Red Sox as the team faces the Yankees at Fenway Park. The club president has designated today as Harry Hooper Day in response to fan letters requesting a testimonial for his worth.
Reading by Wm. Laurie Hill before the Press Association of North Carolina at Morehead City on June 27 28 1917 extols plowmen and harvests. It contrasts labor and bread with war including a note that the Lord of the Harvest has His way while a bread loaf brings comfort amid casualties.
An Oratorical Pittsburg organized by the National Security League opened in Jamestown New York and will run through the week. Prominent speakers include Secretary of the Interior Lane Ida Tarbell Mrs Percy V Pennybacker Professor Albert Bushnell Hart Ira D Landrith and Dr Harry E Fosdick.
Palm Beach and Canvas Oxfords advertised by Peterson and Rulf's in a three day ad promo spanning Friday Saturday and Sunday.
The Straham railroad completion will be celebrated starting tomorrow in Klamath Falls Oregon and continue through July Fourth. The city has prepared an elaborate program and expects the largest visitor crowd in its history.
New York marks July 2 as the start of Allies Recruiting Week. The campaign urges eligible subjects in Great Britain France Russia Italy and other allied nations to enlist with their respective colors.
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