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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1913

Page

4

Monroe Journal Announces Daily Publication Details

The Monroe Journal, founded 1834 by G. M. and R. F. Beasley, is published every Tuesday from the Journal Building at the Jefferson and Beasley Streets corner. Telephone 14. Date August 12, 1913.

G. M. and R. F. Beasley The Journal Building Jefferson and Beasley Streets

Oak myths and regional news from The Monroe Journal

The Monroe Journal reviews misinterpretation of California oak records and notes the largest California oak claim. It highlights U S Treasury currency plans, McAdoo’s bank deposits to aid South and West farmers, and frontier rural improvements. It mentions South Carolina conference, preaching events, and a Chesterfield meeting with notes on a three sermon Sunday theme.

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Fifth Colony Launched in Black Mountain Episcopalian Summer Home

A large mass meeting in an Episcopal church near Black Mountain approved a plan to set the area as a fifth religious colony. Mrs Weatherly donated 200 acres for land use with funds from lot sales to develop grounds for hotels ponds and parks. Bishop Horner will oversee until a company is formed to manage the project. The region would host up to nearly 1.4 million summer visitors from various denominations.

Black Mountain Beth South Episcopal Horner North Carolina James Weatherly North Fork Road Montreal Ridgeeres Blue Ridge Association Missionary Education Movement Methodist Colony Company Episcopalian Settlement

Destructive Seedhouse Fire Destroys Lancaster Plant Set

A fire in Lancaster on August 9 originated in the seedhouse of the Lancaster Cotton Oil Company. It destroyed the seedhouse offices and contents, the Lancaster and Chester Railroad depot, and damaged the Lancaster Mercantile and Bennett-Peterson buildings. Estimated losses run at least 75000 with many structures harmed and rail equipment burned. Firefighters arrived quickly but could not stop the blaze, now under investigation as possibly spontaneous combustion.

Lancaster Lancaster Cotton Oil Company Lancaster and Chester Railroad Co Lancaster Mercantile Company Bennett-Peterson Company L&c Lancaster Fire Department Lancaster Cotton OO Company Chester Railread Co Cosby Insurance Lanciater Hardware Company Pett- Pergum0 Phelyny Lope Insurance Amon Howe W. A. Clyburn Halte Jones Mercantile Company

Misconstructed Motorist Confrontation in Small Scottish Town

An American driver was stopped for speeding in a tiny Scottish town. The exchange included misheard phrases about flat tires and a joking remark about a burned town, reflecting a humorous miscommunication during the incident.

Lonion Tio Potters

Wilsons envoy Lind to Mexico guides policy debate

President Wilson and Secretary Bryan briefed Senate Foreign Relations on the Mexican situation. John Lind, newly arrived special envoy, will not commit the U S to any solution before fully assessing events, while Washington aims to press Provisional President Huerta toward free constitutional elections. The plan excludes recognizing the Huerta regime, and Lind acts as the administration’s eyes and ears in Mexico City. The session, cordial overall, revealed intent to keep tight control over Mexico policy with Lind’s reports shaping future steps. Senators Smith and Stone expressed opposition to intervention.

Wilen Mesiow Wilson Bryan Senate Foreign Relations Committee De 4 John Lind Mexico Mexico City Huerta Lind Mex City Washington Ambasedor Wilson Lilnd Brega Senate Smith Arizor Stone Missouri

Washington Dispatch On Postmaster Helmer Ousting Plot

Rumors swirl in Almor over postmaster George V. Helmer facing removal due to illness muddled by political maneuvers. A Democrat seeking federal office urges action with a letter to Senator O Gorman, noting mumps and public fear while others mail by proxy.

Simaster Washington Dispatch George V. Helmer Almor Helmer O'Gormman Helmar Geome

Legislators Sent to Prison in West Virginia Bribery Case

In Webster Springs an exodus of WV legislators ends with Judge O'Brien imposing prison terms for bribery tied to the 4 United States Senator election. Daleguirs Rhodes Rath Dutt and H R Ast receive six years. State Senator B A Sith five years. Delegate Davie Hill five years. All six, if they ever hold office again, face lifelong disqualification.

Webster Springs W. Va West Virginia O'Brien United States Daleguirs Rhodes Rath Dutt H.R. Ast Alt B.A. Sith Styfie Davie Hill

Senator Johnson Dies Reducing Senate Democratic Margin

Alabama senator and North Carolina native Senator Johnson died on Friday. His death leaves the Democratic majority in the Senate at one seat. Richard Pearson Hobson is expected to contest the vacant seat.

Senator Johnson Alabama North Carolina Senate Richard Pearson Hobson

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