Sewerage Bond Proposal Prompts Townwide Debate
The Journal reports on the town survey for a proposed sewerage system in Monroe including North Mearoe, two sewage destruction tanks, and a bond issue capped at thirty thousand dollars. Aldermen may not charge for sewer connections, hoping town revenue from water sales funds the project. The piece urges voters to support the bond, stresses timely action, and notes registration changes and political commentary linked to Representative Page.
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North Mearoe
Monroe
Thieves Steal Gov Wilsons Private Papers in Hotel
Chicago report says thieves with political ties entered a downtown hotel and carried off a wall case of Gov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey private letters and papers. The theft occurred while Wilson dined with Rev J OCallaghan at St Mary's parish. He vowed the loss would inconvenience him and that the stolen correspondence concerns his campaign but contains nothing harmful.
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Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Witean
Gov. Wilson
St. Mary's Church
J. O'Callaghan
Syra+ cuss
N. Y
Sensational confession ties Barnabet to axe murders gang
The article reports Clementine Barnabet 19 claiming principal role in killing four families totaling seventeen as part of a wider spree across Southwest Louisiana and Texas. Grand jury deliberations follow investigation as officials debate the truth of the demented-sounding confession and hunt for two unnamed female and two male gang members.
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Degrese
Clementine Barnabet
Louisiana
Texas
Mn Essalon
Roosevelt Speeches Stir Minot and Indiana Vote Talk
Brief note reports Col. Roosevelt delivering speeches in Minot and Indiana urging voters not to be cheated and declaring his hat stays in the ring. Presidential primaries planned for the week in Milneis with contests between Taft Roosevelt and Clark Wilson in the parties.
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Col
Roosevelt
Minots
Indiana
Hosses
Milneis
Taft
Clark
Wilson
Petligh
RW. B. Connor
Cinrwace Poe
Anelitdcilver
Senate
United
Sinton
Tillman
W. Jasper Taleers
N. H. Wil
Banurins
Baneselor
Gov
Distinctive Collarettes Add Flair to Home Sewing
A vivid review of separate collarettes for blouses and dresses, describing three French models. The piece highlights how these detachable collars, from simple ruffs to flat round shapes, provide a chic white accent and empower well dressed women to fashion stylish touches at home without expense.
Meeting enrolls 183 names across multiple local districts
A meeting enrolled a list of 183 attendees from multiple local areas including Waxhaw, Unionville, Armfield, North Goose Creek and others. Named participants include J. W. Roberta, Carl Wolfe, EF A. Norwood, W. Plyler, W. A. Bue Wunks, and Dr. A. D. N. Whitley among many more.
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Perndseisn
Ny Ridge
Haut Sandy Ridge
Pri Vance
J. W. Roberta
Waxhaw
Carl Wolfe
Wilson's Old Store
EF. A. Norwood
W. W. Plyler
Armfield’s
W. A. Bue Wunks
Marstville
B.C. Griffin
Unionville
A. D. N. Whitley
North Goose Creek
J. C. Clontz
Velvet collar fashions lure American shoppers to Paris
A fragment describes velvet collars with net foundations and three front bows, noting their crisp, becoming appeal. The piece trash talks Parisian boutiques and suggests American women should not miss the chance to purchase.
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Paria
Broughton's Farewell to Raleigh Audience
An audience of 6 000 gathered in Raleigh to hear Dr Len G Broughton retiring pastor of Atlanta Baptist Tabernacle Church deliver farewell address to North Carolina and his native community He waits for London to take up Christ Church post regarded as the world's greatest pastorate today.
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Broughton
Raleigh
Len G. Broughton
Atlanta
Baptist
Rough Edges Resurrected at Lancaster and Rocky River Roads
In a Recorder’s Court summary, Horace Henry colored faces gambling charges with $5 costs. John Brooks colored cited for ordinance 76 violations. Claude Yandle larceny with four months on roads. McManus appeals and carrying concealed weapons with $15 costs. Sanford McManus faces assault with a deadly weapon in three cases with costs and a $150 bond. The piece ends with a public appeal to keep the peace for six months and a closing quotation.
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Recorder's Court
Horace Henry
John Brooks
Claude Yandle
Sees Pope
McManus
Sanford McManus
J. L
Babe) McManus
Government Literature Waste Sparks Public Call
A Raleigh News and Observer column criticizes the excess of duplicated government documents and pamphlets. It urges a tighter distribution to those who need them and ends wasteful dispersal across the public. Cinderella is advertised for The Pastime on Wednesday April 10 with doors at 1 p.m.
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Uine
Koonow
Pase
Page
Congress
Raleigh News and Observer
Cinderella
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Wade Kewlter
Surance
N.G. English
Savings, Loan and Trust Co
Ralston’s
Wright’s
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Queen Quality and
K.& D. Oxfords For Ladies
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Grover
Grover Soft
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