Bickett Dominates Franklinton Area and Southeast Vote
Reported returns show Bickett leading across multiple counties and districts including Rowan and Union with large majorities. Estimates project a national margin near 28,000, modestly down from 30,000 due to a southeast storm, with about 87 of 100 counties favorable.
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Franklinton
Bickett
Daughtridge
Martin
Edgecombe
Nash
Cumberland
Buncombe
Wilson
Rowan
Burke
Haywoode
Bickett Leads in Mecklenburg as Primary Returns Filter In
Mecklenburg County reports show Bickett leading Daughtridge with 16 11 votes to 1 196, as 32 of 46 precincts signaled tighter statewide results. Other counties reflect close races for governor secretary of state and labor and printing, with scattered majorities and sparse Republican tallies across Gaston Robeson and Lenoir regions.
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Bickett
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
Daughtridge
Mr. Bickett
Manning
Mitchel
Lee Shipman
David P Dellinger
Laylor
Col. J. Bryan Gumyy
Mel A. Harmons
Secretary of Life
Dir Hartness
James K. Young
C. T. McClesaghan
Jake F. Newell
Balcot
Charles Be, Greene
Mitcher
Grahama
Hobbs
McKinnon
McClenaghan
Young
AG. Mangum
A. L Bulwinkle
Rowan
Tive
Daeghtridge
Bickett Ned Mann
Grimes
Local Notes and Election Results From Lenoir Area
Mrs. D H Rainey shopped in Emporis Tuesday. Barley School closed June 1. Mrs. B W Vincent returned home after visiting her mother in Ahoskie. C E Moore and E M Clements visited Roanoke Rapids on business. Alma Coleman Tempe Cleaton Lille Vincent and Ruth Rock returned home from Littleton Female College. Lucy Clements accompanied by Miss Miriam Hosmer to Rhode Island. Dr. Valentine has recovered after six weeks at St Elizabeths Hospital in Richmond. Peter W Rook died suddenly from a stroke. Burial Sunday at 4 pm with Heine Funeral Home officiating by Rev Bearden. Mrs Billy Valentine visiting in Valen tines. Children’s Day at Oak Grove Church held successfully with talks by Lawyer William Powell and Dr Zollicoffer on the value of Sunday School. Local election news recalls Henry Brothers defeating Fred Sutton for the Democratic nomination in Lenoir County with county results across Rockingham, Surry, Chowan, Currituck, and Camden showing Bickett and Daughtridge strong in many areas. Returns indicate mixed leads for various candidates with some primaries to second votes.
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Valentine
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Richmond
Peter W. Rook
Rook
Bearden
Roanoke Rapids
Halifax Superior Court June Term Opens in Session
Judge W. P. Stacy of Wilmington presided as Halif as Superior Court began the June term. Officers and bar gathered as a grand jury was drawn, with foreman Captain Darden and officer Berry Cullom named, and a list including W. K. Mareks J. H. Darden C. Davenport A. B. Bobbitt W. W. Brickwell N. A. Brown J. Wyehe J. A. Dickens C. F. Marks John Phelps O. P. Stallings D. W. King J. I. Barkley ALT. King W. E. Carter Joe Minshaw L. T. King and D. W. King.
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Halifas Superior Court
W. P. Stacy
Wilmitton
W. K. Mareks
H. Darden
Cod. Davenport
A. BE. Bobbitt
W. W. Brickwell
N. A. Brown
Wyehe
J. A. Dickens
C.F. Marks
John Phelps
O. P. Stalings
Dw. King
J. 1. Barkley
Alt. King
W. EL Carter
Joe Minshaw
L. T. King
B. Drake
Captain Darden
Berry Cullom
Ice Cream Supper Planned by Aid Society at Rosemary Mill
Christian Church notes an ice cream supper at the Rosemary Mill school-house on Saturday night before the third Sunday. The tabernacle was full for Children's Day exercises, the service was short and enjoyed. Annual election of church and Sunday School officers set for the first Sunday in July. membership stands at 241 and growing daily.
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Aid Society
Rosemary Mill
Tabernacle
Resolutions of Respect from Roanoke Tribe No 39 I.O.O.R
The Roanoke Tribe No 39 I.O.O.R. expresses grief at the death of G. A. Savage the departed brother. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the bereaved family and published in the Tomahawk and Roanoke Rapids Herald and spread on the tribe’s minute book. Committee members P. V. Matthews L. B. Edmondson W. G. Stinson submit.
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G. A. Savage
Roanoke Rapids Herald
P. V. Matthews
L.b.edmondson
W. G. Stinson
Mrs Mary Cartner Dies at 70 in Patterson Mills Village
Mrs Mary Cartner died at her home in Patterson Mills Village last Tuesday at age seventy. The body was taken to Burlington North Carolina on Thursday for interment in the family burying ground. FOUND A BUNCH OF KEYS owner may secure by applying at The Herald office and paying for this ad.
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Mary Cartner
Patterson Mills
Burlington
N. C
the Herald
Flies and Filth Tied To Baby Diarrhea Says Health Board
A New York City health department bulletin reports that flies and dirt are major diarrhea risk factors for infants, with artificial feeding doubling illness rates. The study shows fly protection and clean homes reduce cases, and netting greatly lowers fly exposure.
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State Board of Health
Health Department
New York City
Notice of runaway son Avery H White in Rosemary NC 1916
A. T. White of Rosemary North Carolina warns against harboring employing or boarding his son Avery H White who ran away without cause June 7 1916 He also states he will not pay any debts Avery may contract. unsigned by others.
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A. T. White
Rosemary, N. C
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Ahoskie
B. W. Vincent
Messrs
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E. M. Clements
Alma Coleman
Tempe Cleaton
Lille Vincent
Ruth Rock
Littleton Female College
Lucy Clements
Miriam Hosmer
Rhode Island
Billy Valentine
Valentines, Va
T. H. Valentine
Oak Grove Church
Snday
William Powell
Emporia
Dr. Zollicoffer
Weldon
Henry Brother
Fred Sutton
Viklesale
Sutton
Rockingham
Reisaville
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Surry
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Cohoon
Johnson
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Scott
Walker
Bee
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T. W. Bickett
E. L. Daughtridge
Newell
Chan. G. Greene
Mitchell
Halifax
Kakugal
Son
Avery H. White
Herald Pub. Company
Paisley Fields
Lincoln Wirt
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A.M. Proctor, Lister
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