A Year of Democratic Change in 1913 Recap
AP report surveys 1913 advances in government, finance, and policy. Democratic gains shift national power, income tax, direct Senate election, Federal Reserve system, tariff reform, parcel post, rail rate reform, Panama Canal progress, Philippine self rule, Sherman Act rulings, and foreign policy moves under Wilson era.
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U.S
Europe
Interstate Ci Sree
Astor
Panama Canal
Wh- Won
Clelos
Henee
Supreme Court
Mportanes
Due Blessing at Last in Prominent Lettered Line
A fragment from a local page recounts a street conversation about Casey and his wife. Mrs Mare, Mrs Casey, and Mrs Murphy discuss Casey’s health over a weeklong illness, noting deviant notions and religious refrains amid a worn community scene.
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Casey
Mare
Mog
Mrs. Marpiy
Record of 1913 lynching violence and Paris family tragedy
The year 1913 shows a record low in lynching victims, with no women among the dead and most cases in the South. Harriston, Mississippi, nears a reign of terror as two drugged mulatto youths trigger a riot causing deaths. In Paris a vaudeville performer, Harry Fragsom, is killed by his father after words over a visit to his apartment.
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United States
Central
South America
Mesteo
Amerca Bovetadien
Huerta
Sabe
Tollsapama Canel
Japan
Antialien Hind
California
Harriston
Miss
Paris
Harry Fragsom
Victor
Frasson
Pott
Senator Smith
Dekes
Atlanta
Heke Smith
Allies
Athens
Tragic Gun Accident Ends Child’s Life in Iowa Home
In Vinie Ville Iowa a 5 year old boy accidentally discharged his father s shotgun while playing with siblings. The blast killed his 3 year old sister instantly and left the others frightened as parents were away. The boy later confessed the act without offering motive.
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Litite Plateaville
Kalle
Statedville
Himn
North Carolina crop bulletin highlights tobacco gains
Secretary Houston reports strong 1918 tobacco crop values, with cotton and wheat showing smaller gains. Georgia and South Carolina areas lead, prices rise, and North Carolina farmers prosper. Senator Smith’s humor noted amid railway discourse, while Sikorsky aviation advances in Russia intrigue readers.
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Washington
Houston
Department of Aged Culture
North Carolina
United States
Carolina
South Caro
North Gurolkan Fartiers
Galloway Ly
Dr King's New Life Pills Offer Gentle Bowel Relief
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a superior laxative for bowel troubles. The pills purport to act gently on the stomach and liver, stimulate and regulate the bowels, and tone the entire system. Price 25 cents. Sold by all druggists through E. Backlen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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Dr. King
E. Backlen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens System
Old Standard tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised as a general strengthening remedy to drive out malaria and build up the body. Marketed for children as a tonic to improve appetite and vitality.
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Grove
Maleria
Notice of Sammaens in Union County Superior Court
In Union County North Carolina R B Redwine sues Thomas Barrett T J Honeycutt and wife Honeycutt to foreclose a bond made Sept 11 1909 to pay a purchase price and to sell land. Defendants must appear at the Superior Court in Monroe on the 26th January 1914 to answer or demur, else relief prayed may be granted. Dated December 12 1913. R W Lemmond Clerk.
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Sammaens
North Carolina
Union County
R. B. Redwine
Thomas Barrett
T. J. Honeycutt and Wife
Honeycutt
Rh. B. Red Wine
P. L. Alexander
T. J. Honeycutt
A. D
Monroe
Union
State of North Carolina
R. W. Lemmond
N. C
Notice to creditors of W G Chapman estate in North Carolina
W C Lemmond, administrator of W G Chapman deceased, Union County, NC, notifies all creditors to present claims by December 12, 1914, or be barred from recovery. Debtors are reminded to pay promptly. Dated December 8, 1913.
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W. G. Chapman
Union County
North Carolina
Dee
W. C. Lemmond
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W. 8. Blakeney
J. R. Shute
W. C. Stack
R. G. Laney
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Bank OF Union
Board of Directors
S. Lee
Cotton Mill
M. Sutton
Byter
Ty Sutek
Thos. B. Williams
M.A. Wall
Fowler & Lee Sale, Exchange
Standard Oil Company Washingtres
D.C
Charlatte, H.C
Altmore Chloe
W.va
Coca-Cola
Monroe Coca-Cola Company
Stewart and
Railroad
F. N. Snyder, Mégr
Monroe, N.C
Associated Press
turpenYne Trust
Corten
Hayan
International Peace Pla
Department Ofcommerce
Betwen Capital and Labor
Secretary of Labor
Wi-lmna
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Congress
Fodernl Commission
Pat
English Drug CO
Monroe, N,c
Gordon Ansvestnent CO
Philadelphia Life Insurance Co
Hank Bidg
North Care
Clint Parmners
Hero
Conductorr
Monster Aeroplane
Sikorski
St. Petersburg
Times
Sikorrski Des
Bourse Gazett
Dr. Simmons
C.f.simmons Medicine CO
ST. Louis, Missourt
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