Passing of stump speakers in political campaigns
Friday June 2 1916 notes a shift from stump speaking to newspaper advertising as a campaign tool. It traces the rise of mass media in politics, the voter’s preference for reading at home, and the decline of live public speeches. Also mentions the Wilson flag day parade and nurse state board results amid a broader political commentary.
Cotton Market Reacts to Nervous Trading and Losses
New York June 2 cotton futures opened steady with July at 12.63 and October 12.72 while December 12.86. prices eased after Wall Street selling. J W Summey reports livestock vandalism including a cut tail on a cow valued no less than 159 and a poisoned calf, vowing to pursue justice.
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New York
Wall Street
J. W. Summey
Denny Street
New High Stock Records Lighting Up Early Market
In New York on June 2 three diver gent issues posted new high records as Norfolk and Western rose to 130 percent Chandler's Motor to 107 percent and Gulf States Steel to 854 percent. Mercantile Marines led active trading with preferred opening at a large block and gains of up to seven points on big transactions. Beet Sugar Chalmers preferred and Rubber also advanced.
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New York
Norfolk and Western
Chandler’s Motor
Gulf States Steel
Mercantile Marines
Chalmers Preferred
Rubber
Wheat Weak Early Today
Wheat futures opened with quotes down across the board as Liverpool quotation weakness pressured Chicago markets. July opened near 1.05 with September around 1.067 to 1.07, slipping further before a modest rebound later.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Voting Opens Saturday At Molls Precincts Across City
The notice lists polling sites in southeast Tomlinson and Ragan stables, southwest Old Jarrell hotel building, and northwest facilities behind Home Bank. Voters urged to vote early to ease judge and registrar workload. Primary ballot format shown with square cross marks opposite candidate names.
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Tomlinson and Ragan
Old Jarrell Hotel
Home Bank
Mitchell Lee Shipman For Member of Corporation Commission
The notice lists candidates Mitchell Lee Shipman and others for public offices including Corporation Commission Insurance Commissioner and House of Representatives with voting options. Voters are prompted to choose among multiple names for each role as indicated.
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Mitchell Lee Shipman
Corporation Commission
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Roe
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Brethren
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A. DD. Brockett
A. D. Brockett
S. F. Mitchell, Farriss Publishing Co
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J. E. Jester
Green Street
Jones Street
Penelope Cobb
Gentleman’s Bloodstone
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Enterprise Office
Bert Sanders
Wysong
Miles
Fishers
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co
Second and
John Streets
Cincinnati
Harris & Bro
Ford Ear
Berkshire
Poland
China
Care Rail Office
Silk Mills
H. C. Briggs
Hreh Point Buggy Co
Walter Brekett
KE. L. Daughtridge
J. Bryan Grimes
J. A. Hartness Haywood Clark
B. Kd. Lacy J
Mann
Kalmund Jones
Thomas H. Calvert
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
David
Dellinger
D. L. Boyd
William T. Lee
Agriculture
A. A. McWinnon
W. A. Graham
Samuel Huntington Hobbs
C T. McClenaghan James R. Young
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House of Representatives
W. A. Bowman
Robert Brockett
Carter Dalton
R. W. H. Stone
Clem G. Wright
J. T. Rieves
George L. Stansbury
National Democratic
United States
Comstock Electric CO. Inc
Wachovia Bank Building
High Point Dental Parlors
New York Life Insurance
F. A. Ogburn
Bank of Commerce
A. C. Jones
E. Commerce
N. State
Bell
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Teddy
Pjro
RS Seciara Aere
Palm Beach
Thacker’s Men’s Store