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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1917

Page

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Exemption Board Faces More Drafted Men in Union County

Union County exemption board continues mailing notices for the first draft. Two hundred initially ordered to report for examination faced possible exemptions, with 580 total called, and 68 set for Tuesday, 132 for Wednesday, and hundreds more for Thursday. officials question if enough can be secured locally and note delays in appointing a commissioned officer.

Union County War Department County Board Sam Oren Robinson Oscar Cureton Fred C. Williams James Larkin Surratt David K. Futeh Ben Carnes Leander Mangum Clontz Robert 8. Houston Lorenzo Pleas Davis Loftin Carr Broom Luther Pernay Willams Charlie Walter Estridge Willam Narcus Newsom Ralph Treslvent Caraway Vernon Frenton Webb John Wesley Mullis Clarence Cornelius Patterson Brady James Covington Richardson Geo. Washington Thomas John McLeod Bynum Boyd del- Unger Homer Alonso Biggers G. C. Brooks Morris Burdett Vanderbure Henry Cuthbertson John Byrd Jas Henry Moore Eustace Deese Ellick Medlin William Arthur Davis Lexie Randolph G . Santor Perry Kesiah Lawrence Floyd Phifer Justice Pernay Baucom Frank R Billingsley James Fort James Richardson Woodell I. Thompson Lloyd Erskine Sutton Claude Herndon Hasty Bud Allen Harrison F. Mangum Joseph Oscar Griffin Geo. Medlin Ed Smith John Davis Melton Carl Little John Sam Rowell Stephen Hasty Strawn Bud Moser Augustus McDonald Thomas Caldwell Kennington James William Caskey Amos Franklin Little John W. Parker Henry Lawrence Taylor Chas Oliver DeLaney Reece Russell Ned Lockhart Esther Sanders Henry Robinson Honeycutt Weave Postell Plyler Harrison Ugh Levy Vanburn Byrum Tims Bert Parker Robert Crowell James Cline Reid Willian Pemberton Hinson John Hannah Clonnie Nathaniel Medlin William Fred Adams Welton Hasty Stanley Cleveland Chaney Wm. Thos. Cagle John Norman McDonald de Witt Belk Wallace Wilson Underwood Harry Nathaniel Green W. B. Thomas Sylvanus Alsobrooks Ellison Baker Gus Griffin Walter Ladas Lindsey Tom Creton John Dunn Henry Huntley Walter Banks Watkins Philip Fisher Simpson Howard Walker Miller Henry Blair Crump William Vann Crowell Charlie Wesley Hill Frank Williams Jas. Crawford Kiser Willie P. Crowder John Miller Samuel Edgar Harris Arthur Walter Thomas Stanley Walsh James Wi Bunyan Simpson Jin Matthew Osbrook Lo Green Walter McLarty John Blakeney Sam Lee Moser Wade Helms Horace Redfern William Henry Hancock Arthur Thomas Deese Oren Elweater Threatt Sam Alexander Williams Brooks Sanford Liles Jesse Harmon Oaten John Brown McLendon Floyd Thomas Smith Fred A

Soldier Boys at Home Parade for Battery D Farewell

Members of Bickett Battery D returned to Monroe for a homecoming on the courthouse square with martial music by the Monroe band, patriotic speeches, a flag presented by a Monroe girl, pocket knives from Monroe Hardware, and Testaments from Rev. John A. Wray. The unit then prepared to depart for Greenville, with many likely never returning to Monroe.

Battery D Bickett Battery Court House Square Monroe Band Monroe J. J. Parker Frank Ashcraft Monroe Hardware Company John A. Wray First Baptist Church J. M. Belk Wadesboro Greenville Lieut Ashcraft Charlotte Seaboard H. Dockery R. B. W. W. Gathings M. V. L. B. Griffin Ervin Griffin Hargrave J. H. Hatcher Gatta Helms C. T. Hildreth Wm. Jerman Ben Honeycutt L. C. Horton R. J. Kelly Chas. Lemmond Johnson Livingston F.C. McCorkle F. L. Niven Brooks Price G. McBride M Roblius J. F. Hallman Winfred Hinson Wise Ruth Helms J. L. Helms A. D. Aycock Mr. Hinson B. G. Hinson Southern Bell Telephone Line Lomax Presbyterian Church Alexander Ruth Gill

Meeting to Protest Draft Features Draws Protest

Crowds gather in the courthouse at noon to condemn certain provisions of the draft as unconstitutional sending troops to France without consent. Promoters hoped speakers like Watson or Blease would attend but could not, leaving Monroe figures to defend free speech amid security notes from a U S secret service presence.

Court House France Journal Tom Watson Cole Blease Pleasant Hill M. A. Whitley Stanly County Esq C. J. Breswell Congress Wilson Supreme Court Monroe United States Secret Service

Weather Interferes With English and French Assault

Rain and mud slow a major push on the western front as British and French gains hold despite German counterattacks. Crown Prince Rupprrecht concentrates on northeast Ypres, while German nerves show in Brussels war council rumors. Eastern front pressure grows as Russians retreat and Germans gain ground from Pruth to Bukowina.

Crown Prince Rupperecht Ypres Wilhelm Galicia Bukowina Moldavia Germany William Brussels Belgium von Hindenburg Rupprecht Bavaria Flanders von Capelle North Sea Zbrocz Russia Dniester Pruth Carpathian Rumania Teutonic Berlin Kelemen Petrograd Riga Baltic Ukskull

Four Sons Drafted in Family Army Service Recall

The Journal from Marshville notes Grover McBride’s four sons were drafted for service with one enlisting. The piece contrasts the father’s regret at not accompanying them with comments on patriotism and duty. Local names include Berry Tarlton J C Austin Hoyle Hasty Kate Preawon Frank Edwards Conley Braswell Grover McBride.

McBride Marshville Hoyle Hasty Petersburg Kate Preawon Monroe Frank Edwards Conley Braswell Grover McBride Jearriea Union Mr. McBride Bill Kruephan Graven Rift Concord

Wake Up Tucker Corn Crop Rivalry Riles Pageland Journal

The Pageland Journal mocks Editor Tucker for lagging on corn crop news while Union county fields boast superb color and readiness. A Union tale claims corn grows so fast a boy climbed a stalk and three men struggle to free him as he survives on raw corn and cobs.

Pageland Journal Tucker Union Buford Township Tuc Union County

Board expresses unwavering support for Superintendent Allen

The Monroe Board of Education resolves in support of Professor R W Allen, stating he has suffered from an unprovoked assault and is a high character and capable educator. It expresses confidence in his leadership, wishes him a swift recovery, and asks citizens to assist. The resolution notes publication in city papers and is dated the 30th of June.

Waxhaw Enterprise J. R. Eason Eason Board of Education City of Monroe R. W. Allen Professor Allen J Zb Ashcraft

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