Direct primary reform gains support in Roanoke Rapids
A Roanoke Rapids Herald column urges adoption of direct primary law to curb machine politics. It argues the system would empower voters to nominate directly and eliminate rings, urging local candidates for Senate and Legislature to pledge support. The Board of Trade plans its monthly meeting June 1st at the mayor's office.
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Vaccination Debate and Legal Notice from Halifax County
A nineteenth century extract shows a magistrate questioning an exemption for vaccination as a matter of conscience. It includes a dialogue about a police brother and ends with a North Carolina Halifax County probate notice for the estate of S. H. Smythe, with claims due by May 8, 1915 and administrator 9.0. Byrd.
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