Union County political notices list many candidate filings
A long list of candidates declares for sheriff and numerous county offices in Union County. Names include J W Griffith, J C Winchester, Chas B Barden, Jesse J Lockhart, Bartley Helms, John W Broom, James F McManus, Henry M Presson, G Watt Davis, R W Lemmond, C E Houston, R B Cuthbertson, Jerre Laney, R A Hudson, H T Baucom, G W Smith, L R Helms, Joe E Thomas, J M Forrester, J O M Vann, W G Long, A L Helms, W L Earnhart, James K Polk, J M Mubanks, W A Mullanks, Dunham Bundy, T B Moore, J O M Vann, M L Flow, M C Long, W Hays, Monroe and Sandy Ridge township constables, and an August 1914 mortgage sale notice by I C Triplett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Alsobrooks
Nancy
Register's Office
Union County
N. C
Bell
Court House
Monroe
Monroe Annex
I. ©. Triplett
Juliue Alsobrooks
I. C. Triplett
White House Appointment Lesson on Etiquette and Delay
New Jersey representatives Edward Townsend and William Tuttle visited the White House to press for a United States judge nomination. The president, joking about lateness, said the matter was closed, having already chosen a candidate, and listened as the pair offered excuses tied to trains and the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Townsend
Tuttle
Washington
Newark
Townsend and
Statue of George Washington Glick Added to Statuary Hall
A Kansas statue of George Washington Glick is placed in Statuary Hall alongside John James Ingalls. Senator Thompson explains the tradition of two Kansas statues honoring differing political views and notes Glick as the state’s only Democratic governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statuary Hall
Capitol
George Washington Glick
Kansas
Hall of Fame
Mr. Glick
Glick
Kansan
Thompson
Senate
John James Ingalls
Senator Ingalls
Atchison
Sons of
Signing Device Saves Labor for Pension Office Checks
The signograph signs pension checks for J B Jones and William Adreon, two clerks, covering about £20,000 checks totaling $180 million annually. Machinery reduces a potential fourteen miles of signatures yearly, preventing writers' cramp and saving ten pens at once. The system, under Guy Taylor, writes multiple checks with one movement, streamlining disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Baltimore
J. 8. Jones
William Adreon
Pension Office
Guy
Taylor
Bureau
Adreon
J. 8
Jones
Cramp
Adroon
Cabinet Members Break Speed Limits in Maryland
The Treasury Secretary McAdoo, an automobile enthusiast, is said to speed on Maryland country roads with his wife Eleanor Wilson, the president's daughter, often by his side. Police reportedly interrupt only briefly before he is allowed to continue. Secretary of Labor Wilson, once a coal miner, also reportedly sped with his chauffeur arrested but later released after identity was learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecretary OF the Treasury
Madoo
Maryland
Hhis Bride
Misa Eleanor Wilson
McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Griffith
J. C. Winchester
Chas
B. Barden
Jesse J. Lockhart
Bartley Helms
John W. Broom
Democratic Party
Jas. F. McManus
Henry M. Presson
G. Watt Davis
C. E. Houston
R. B. Cuthbertson
Jerre
Laney
R. A. Hudson
H. T. Baucom
G. W. Smith
L. R. Helms
Joe E. Thomas
Marshville
J. M
General Assembly
W. A. Mubanks
Dunham Bundy
Geneal Assembly
T. B. Moore
J. 0. M. Vann
People of Union Ay
W. G. Long
Vance Township
Vance Townshps
W. H. Starnes
Monroe Township
A. L. Helms
W. L. Earnhart
James K. Polk
T. B. Davis
Buford Township
Plyler. Waxhaw
Recorder
Lee M. Howie
H. B. Adams, JR
Vance McNeeley
M. L. Flow
Register of Deeds
W. Hays
Sandy Ridge
Sandy Rid
Reid
Sandy Ridge Township
M. J. Harkey
The
Recorder's Court
R. L. Stevens
House of Representatives
Frank M. Hasty
Ereby
W. D. Bivens
Goose Creek Township
H. Pressley
Riade
Invincible
Pende One
Henderson Roller Mills
Monroe, N. C
George Washington
Crow’s Sale
Grow Bros
Baker's
Monroe Insurance & Investment Company
G. B. Caldwell
Bank of Union Building
Southern Presbyterian College
Red Springs
Conservatory of Music
C. G. Wardell
D.D
N.C
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