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The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1915

Page

4

Monroe Journal Notice of Publication Details

The Monroe Journal lists founders publishers G M Beasley and R P Beasley as owners since 1894. Publication occurs each Tuesday and Friday from The Journal Building at Jefferson and Beasley Streets with contact telephone 19. Tuesday December Hats item noted.

The Journal Building Jefferson and Beasley Streets

Editorial critique of military taxes and federal overreach

The writer objects to a proposed federal internal tax system and militarization, arguing taxes would be unfair and burdensome. He warns of a loss of local government and freedom, predicting intrusive federal control and inspectors examining households. The piece laments Democratic party inaction and calls for common sense.

Charlotte Ani ix Parton Ts United States Democratic Party

Lack of Knowledge as the Root of Crisis in Public Thought

A senator laments national weakness due to ignorance not lack of armaments. He argues individuals err from insufficient knowledge and flawed character, warns against war hysteria, and notes a new VD department launched in The State Journal to educate readers across the state.

Eeora Bell The State Journal Winit Parson Lee General Reader

President Becomes Doctor Wilson at Wedding Toasts

Washington correspondence reports the president settled a social puzzle at a family wedding. When asked how to address him, he quipped Doctor Wilson, a nickname his hosts will likely use at the December 18 ceremony. The festive mood prevailed as the wedding plans proceeded.

Washington Bure Gazette-Tintes Doctor Wilson

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Monroe Journal G. M. and R. P. Beasley Charity Nature Fielding Our Nation W.H. Belk & Bro Monroe, N. C Bakers, N.C Monroe, N. A Woaree Insurance and Investment Company
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