New Candidate Push Drives Dispatch Vote Offer
Daily special vote offers run through Saturday with 250000 extra votes per club for new or renewed subscriptions to The Dispatch. New contestants, mainly young ladies, show strong interest and urge fast subscriptions to reach the June 22 deadline at 10 p.m. to gain rewards including automobiles and electronics.
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Dispatch
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Singer Manufacturing Company
Eastman Kodaks
New York Letter From 0 C McIntyre On Bomb Threat Atmosphere
The dispatch correspondent portrays New York City during a tense bombing scare with crowds on Broadway and in subways reacting with humor and nerves. Allan Norton, Greenwich Village editor of Rogue, returns from England, is detained over free verse notes, and a hairdresser window displays an American flag made of soldiers’ sweethearts’ hair to be sold for smoke purchases.
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0. C. McIntyre
The
Dispatch
New York
Broadway
England
Norton
Amsterdam Avenue
U-boats Disrupt New York Vacation Plans
The arrival of U boats at New York shores upends summer leisure as deep sea fishing fades from plans. The writer laments the abrupt vacation reversal and hints at a possible, though subdued, wit.
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New York
Rioting in Vienna Attacks Premier Home and Hofburg
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam reports serious rioting in Vienna yesterday. The mob vandalized several bakeries and stoned the premier's residence and a wing of the Hofburg palace.
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Vienna
London
Amsterdam
Hofburg Palace
Women Manage Most U.S. Poultry and Egg Flocks
The majority of the poultry and eggs consumed in the United States come from flocks managed by women.
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America
Baby Bowel Medicine Promoted for Infants
An advertisement touts Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine as a harmless remedy to correct stomach and bowel troubles in infants and urges following bottle directions for dosing.
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Summer Grove
Three Prisoners Escape From South Carolina State Penitentiary
Three inmates two white and one colored escaped from the South Carolina state penitentiary near noon Tuesday. Frank Griffith from Lexington county serving life for murder, Clarence Davis from Charleston county with a 10 year sentence after commutation, and James Monroe from Dillon county sentenced on larceny charges fled by sawing a hole in the commissary floor and escaping through a window. Police searches and statewide warnings were issued.
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Dispatch
Columbia
D. C
Noor
State Penitentiary
Frank Griffith
Lexington County
Roof
Griffith
Clarence Davis
Charleston County
James Monroe
Dillon County
Barnwell
Manning
T. T. Hyde
Charleston
Hyde
Mayor Hyde
Weather Report Supports Cotton Market Rally Across South
The weekly Weather Bureau bulletin praised current cotton progress but warned of rising boll weevil infestations in Alabama Georgia and Mississippi. Despite upbeat weather news buyers remained cautious and futures firmed on covering with July at 25.97 cents and October at 24.15 cents, up 13 to 16 points.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Southwest
Probate Attorney Appointed for Florence Etheridge
Miss Florence Etheridge of Siami Oklahoma has been appointed a probate attorney in the service of the Indian bureau.
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Florence Etheridge
Siami, Okla
Indian Bureau
The Invaluable Sisler In Hitting Form In Pro Baseball
George Sisler of the Browns is hitting sensationally and leading the batting race over Speaker and Cobb. Ruth and Baker may contest the top spot as Burns and Walker close in. Also notes on Sprunt & Sons agent J. C. Everett returning from Wilmington. Mrs. Parsons travels to Lawrence to visit relatives. James Stancil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barrow, breaks his arm while playing.
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Sisler
George Sisler
St. Louis
Browns
Speaker
Cobb
Burns
Walker
Philadelphia
Ruth
Baker
T. M. Parsons
Lawrence
James Stancil
James J. Barrow
Maxton Notes Return Visit of Barnes Family
Mr and Mrs B S Barnes and their child have returned from a visit to Mrs Barnes parents Judge and Mrs O H Allen of Kin. The brief item notes family travel and kinship ties in Maxton.
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Maxton
B. S. Barnes
Have You Seen the New Smith Flyer Newsboy Tips
A historical notice offers guidance for boys to become newsboys and earn money by delivering newspapers and running errands. It suggests visiting neighbors, picking up routes, and selling small items, with extra earnings on Saturdays and via additional weeklies.
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San
Collier’s Weekly
Ceek
Barden
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Wilmington Dispatch
New Era
Wilmington
New York Letter
Allan Norton
Greenwich
Statehouse
Barrett
N. Jacobi Hardware Co
J. C. Everett
Sprunt & Sons
Messrs
J. F. Everett
Bennettsville
Edward Everett
Spartanburg
Palm Beach
David
A. David Company
SMITH
Gerken & LeRay
Bicycle Service Station
Market St
New Jersey
Herbert L. Pratt
Lusitania
N. Jacobi Hardware Company
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