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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
2
The Dispatch launches a preparatory New Era Circulation Campaign offering young women a chance to win substantial rewards for new or renewing subscriptions. Nomination and free voting coupons encourage entries, with prizes including a Studebaker Six and a Chevrolet Touring Car among others.
Raleigh reports fretful mood as Norfolk Southern battles inhouse job cuts and fleet consolidation with Seaboard. McAdoo policies spark labor fears while some stockholders weigh the future of the line. Conference notes sector shifts and new local entities in Asheville and Charlotte.rea
The remark reflects a culture where speaking freely before a judge is discouraged. A speaker is urged to restraint and clarity in legal proceedings.
A father struggles to buy shoes and stockings for four or five daughters as part of daily family budgeting and domestic duties.
Special to The Dispatch Raleigh June 1 reports grow of teachers seeking self preservation through organization akin to unions. Northampton case cited where 57 teachers quit due to poverty while election defeats dampen salary hopes and stress financial hardship across schools.
Tokyo reports about 45 000 telephones and 60 000 persons said to be seeking the service, indicating heavy demand and waiting lists for communications access.
Mortgage sale authorized by a 1915 deed to Rachel and John Freeman, North Carolina Home Building Association. Public auction at Wilmington Court House on Saturday June 1, 1915 at noon, for cash, describing Lot 4 and 5, Block 212 in Wilmington. Attested by John D. Bellamy & Son, Attorneys.
Washington May 31 reports say the Spanish steamer Maria Pia was shelled, causing the death of her captain and several passengers. The vessel later reached a Spanish port amid the diplomatic dispatches detailing the incident.
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