In Justice to All Mr Click Makes a Statement
The piece discusses political pressures on labor and reviews a reply by Mr Click defending laborers. It critiques the perceived influence of trusts and tariffs and urges voters to act, urging independence from corrupt influences and promising ongoing struggle against monopolies. It also reports on public campaign speeches by Hon. E. Webb and notes a correction about a prior accusation regarding State Senator Aycock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Click
Mercury
B. F. Avcock
Hickory
Aycock
Corporation Commission
Political ticket for national and state offices list
A list of candidates for national and state offices including William Jennings Bryan for president John Worth Kern for vice president and W P candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer state auditor attorney general commissioner of agriculture corporation commission superintendent of education insurance commissioner labor commissioner representative in congress state senate county legislature coroner surveyor and county commissioners with Delaware names and positions as presented in the historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kitchin
W. C. Newland
Bryan Grimes
R. B. Lacy
B.F. Dixon
T. W. Bickett
W. A. Graham
B. F. Aycock
Educatio
N. Joyner
JAS
Democrat Sued In Hickory Over Paper Seizure
The Hickory Democrat office was seized under claim and delivery by W. C. Dowd of Charlotte. A full statement will run next week. The editor posted a replevin bond and the paper plans to continue. Dowd claims private property rights allow seizure at will, while readers are urged to support the paper. Taft and Kern comments are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Democrat
W. C. Dowd
Charlotte
Democrat
Dowd
Hickory
the Inquirer
Campaign Contribution Sparks Four-Week Election Drive
Local text shows Hickory residents donating to the Bryan campaign funds four weeks before the election. Names and small amounts listed include Bowles one dollar, Hatcher five dollars, Clinard one, Elliott ten, Shuford junior one, Martin one, Moretz one, Blackwelder fifty cents, Reid one, Little one, Jones two, Shuford one, Whitener one, Link two, Best and Newton one, plus others. A humor piece follows about weather forecasts and a pun on unsettled accounts.
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National Democratic Treasury
Bryan
Hickory
J. A. Bowles
J. H. Hatcher
Frank Clinard
J.D. Elliott
A. A. Shuford Jr
J. A. Martin
McCoy Moretz
B. B. Blackwelder
W. X. Reid
H. Little
P. P. Jones
C. M. Shuford
S. L. Whitener
B.D. Graham
Mocksville
J. H. Shuford
A. C. Link
Get
G. E. Bisaner
Best & Newton
Lenoir College Defeats Catawba 11 to 0 in Hard Fought Game
In a rugged Wednesday football clash Lenoir College defeated Catawba 11 to 0. Lenoir rallied from early nerves after a halftime pep talk from Captain Warlick, then scored on a four minute drive and again to seal the victory. Rudisill and Abernethy starred on defense and offense as the crowd urged support at the game.
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Lenoir College
Catawba College
Lenoir
Catawba
Rudisill
Abernethy
Lenoir Lippard
Abernthy Self
Lab Williams Herman
Blackwelder Williams
Rudisill Grice
Anna Fisher
Austin Boyd
Stapp Sherrill
Bagby Warlick
Coons Wright
Blackwelder Anderson LE
Keller
Thomason
Eagles
Little
Warlick
Travel Club Opens Season With Greece Program in Hickory
Society notes report the Travel t's club held its first meeting of 1998 1909 at Miss M J Geitner's home in Hickory. Members present include Mrs Abernethy Chadwick Cilley Cline Gwaltney Martin Murphy Shuford and Shuford with several misses. Miss Geitner welcomed attendees and presented a paper on The Origin of the Greeks, as the yearlong study focuses on Greece Ancient and Modern. Amelia McComb talked on Greece geography, Taine and Horton referenced, and the Greek National Anthem was sung. Ice cream and cake closed a pleasant evening with optimism for the year.
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Travelt's
M. J. Geitner
Hickory
Meadame W. L. Abernethy
F. A. Abernethy
E. Chadwicks
J. L. Cilley
E. B. Cline
W. R.gwaltney
J. A. Martin
J. L. Murphy
D. M. Royster
J. H. Shuford
C. M. Shuford
M. E. Geitner
A. McCoxb
Josie Person
Ada Schenck
Essie Eagle
N. E. Aull
A. B. Hutton
G. N. Hutton
K.C. Menzie
J. H. Patrick
Geitner
Chadwick
Amelia McComb
Greece
Gardner addresses voters in Hickory Ton district
Mr Gardner of Hickory Ton spoke to voters at the opera Tuesday night urging support for Democratic candidates. He claimed Madison, Mitchel and Yancy counties would elect Democrats. he argued the party is in good shape in the area. Hon W A Self also spoke on national issues and campaign finance transparency.
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Gardner
Madison
Mitchel
Yancy
Thomas M. Hufham
Lenoir
Huffman Nake
Caldwell County
Handsome Bequest To Episcopal School In Yadkin Valley
Hon 8 L Patterson died recently leaving Palmyra in Happy Valley Yadkin to the Episcopal church for an agricultural and industrial school for white boys. The nearly 1000 acre estate includes river bottoms and the Patterson home and is valued around 25000 dollars. The widow retains life use, after which the property passes to the church.
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L. Patterson
Happy Valley
Yadkin
Palmyra
Episcopal Church
Patterson
Lenoir News
Poplin Resigns in Statesville for Hickory Knitting Post
Mr. R. L. Poplin left yesterday for Hickory to take a similar superintendent post. He had been superintendent of the Statesville Knitting unit and recently resigned to accept the Hickory position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
R. L. Poplin
Poplin
Statesville Knitting Unit
Doctors Prescribe It Vinol Endorsements Spread Across State
Dr J E Ennis of At tells the truth praising Vinol as the best cod liver oil preparation and a powerful body builder and strength creator. He endorses its use for coughs colds bronchial issues indigestion anaemia and lung troubles plus a money back guarantee through Moser and Lutz Drug Co of Hickory NC.
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Vinci
J. E. Ennis
M. D
Moser & Lutz “Drug Co
Hickory, N. C
Incomplete Bank Statement From Early Ledger
The document lists resources including loans and discounts totaling 427905.17, various assets such as U S bonds, bank securities, notes of other banks, and specie amounts. It references reserves, approved reserve agents, and miscellaneous items with figures like 21338.00 and 774000.00 among others.
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U. S
Nick Els
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Lincolnton
Tlam
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JA. Lentz
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C. M. Sherrill
M. S. Dasher
R.A. Grimes
Democratic
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Kern
Democratic Party
Society News
Mr. Gardner
Scott
Ing ‘Linn
TT & Bowne
First National Bank
North Carolina
Kohala
State of North Carolina
County of Satawia
K. C. Menzies
Samed Bank
C. A. Moser
al A. Shuford
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Uncle Sam
Morrison Bros. CO
Jewelers & Opticians
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Fall Maumnery
Upover
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Hmahn
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