A Reactionary Senate in North Carolina Opinion
Collier's Magazine warns that a Wilson victory could keep the Democratic Party in power if loyal, but a moneyed interest bloc in Congress might propel the Bull Moose into office in 1916. The piece critiques Simmons and Kitchin as unreliable under pressure, praises Clark as principled, and argues Clark would restore state prestige akin to past leaders.
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Collier’s Magazine
Wilson
Congress
Cleveland
Bull Moose
Gorman
Senate
Wall Street
Aycock
Clark
Simmons
Lorimer
Bailey
Texas
Kitchin
Bryan
Ransom
Vance
Badger
Mangum
Grave opened against orders in mountains story
A religious paper recounts a German tale of an infidel woman buried in Hanover in 1782. Her tomb inscription promises it must not be opened, yet a green twig breaks through the slab and grows into a great beech tree, photos by E A Marshall show the tree pushing the loosened stone.
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Watauga Democrat
Statesville
Hanover
Germany
Clurch
E. A. Marshall
Wilson Attacks Masked as Profs and Doctors
A political broadside scorns Barnes of Albany Hilles and their attacks on Gov. Wilson. Norman Hapgood and Collier's Magazine editor defend Wilson from petty jibes and misrepresentations. They argue the Princeton student and New Jersey reformer deserves respect, not derision.
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Taft
Barnes
Albany
Hilles
Wilson
Gov. Wilson
Norman Hapgood
Collier’s Magazine
Veing
Overnor Wilson
Princeton
New Jersey
Mr. Wilson
Hypocrisy label aimed at Judge Clark sparks debate
Critics call Judge Clark an old hypocrite though supporters defend his consistent record. The column contrasts Simmons and Furnifold charges with Bryan and Wilson, questioning sincerity and political shifts. The piece ribs Wade and observers as it weighs public rebuke and praise.
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Judge Clark
Simmons
Lark
Bryan
Ryan
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelts Con fession of Faith in Outline
Roosevelt charts a reform platform in New York World style, urging presidential primaries, popular election of Senators, public campaign funds, recall of court decisions, Federal and State roles by the people, labor regulation with minimum wages, woman suffrage, a national health department, an interstate industry commission, and Panama Canal led Mississippi River and Alaska development. Includes a Dr Thomas Electric Oil remedy plug.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
National Department of Health
Interstate Commission of Industry
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Panama Canal
Alaska
Wilson Receives Record Flood of Congratulatory Letters
The article notes Gov Woodrow Wilson at Sea Girt receives over 20000 letters and telegrams praising his Baltimore nomination. Secretaries cut signatures without consent unless authors agree. Communications include Princeton men teachers Republicans and women. Messages reflect personal interest religion and hope for cleaner politics and national progress.
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New York
Woodrow
Wilson
Baltimore
Gov. Wilson
Sea Girt
Latte
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Poems and songs fill the governors campaign archive
The file collection includes a section labeled Poets Corner with two large books of songs and marches about Governor Wilson. Letters from 327 Wilsons claim kinship or seek genealogical data to build a White House worthy family tree after March 4. Gen E M Hayes, retired, died at Morganton. his wife Miss Gertrude McWirath and their children survive.
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Posty
Wilson and
Marshal
Gov. Wilson
White House
E. M. Hayes
Morganton
Gertrude McWlrath
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Thomas
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Alea W. R. Weaver, A. M., Dean
Peace Institute For Young Women
Gyaausen
Rabih
N.C
Davenport College, Young Women
Lenoir, North Carolina
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Trinity College
R. L. Flowers
Durham
Spartanburg School of Telegraphy
Main Street
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S. C
the North Carolina
State Normal and Industrial College
Nort Carolina
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J. A. Scott
D. D
Statesville, N.C
Rutherford College
MT. Hinshaw
Claremont College
Hickory, N. C
Joseph L. Murphy
Positively Garis
Virginia
Thomas Rosser Reeves
Blackstone, VA
the Presbyterian Colege
Charlotte, N. C
Modern Christian College For Women
Piedmont Carolina
John L. Caldwell, A. M
Lenoir College
Departments College
University of North Carolina Wullotton
Highland Hall
Oakview Hall
Hickory Business College
Lenoir Coll
L. Fritz
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