Reverend Lee White Presses Gambling Moral Crisis at Monroe Sermon
Rev Lee White continued a Sunday evening sermon addressing gambling in Monroe tracing its damage to families and the community. He denounced police criticisms and urged public duty, warning of ruined lives and urging moral investment in life over wealth. The text also notes a bank stockholders meeting and plans for a new bank building with dividend and surplus changes.
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Strematis
Lee M White
Mr. White
Griffin
White
Jackson Club
Woman's Club
Monroe
Kyon Club
Jackson
Jesus
Christ
Earth
Tennyson
Browning
Ruskin
Mortineau
Lord Leithton
Lweky
Laleo
Amman
Righia
Savings Loan & Trust Company
Inti
Peste
Blair
T. J. Gordon
G. Beaoe
J. M. Belk
J. C. Hemby
J. A. Houston
J. He Lee
HM. Richardson
R. B. Redwine
Rh. B. Redwine
O. Blain
TH Th. Clark
J A. Bair
Smith Laney Marriage in Rockingham January
A quiet marriage united Miss Ordelle Laney of Buford township and McNeil Smith of McColl South Carolina in Rockingham. Rev. Smith performed the ceremony. The bride, from Union’s prominent family, is a graduate nurse. After a wedding trip north, the couple will reside in McCall, South Carolina.
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J. R. Smith
McCall
8. C
Smith
Bride
Marital union at Lanes Creek home wedding
A home wedding at the K. T. Thomas residence bonded Miss Olle Janie Thomas to Mr. Jesse Pigg in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Elkin. Guests included Miss Lola Collins and several others as Myrtle Dempeter played the wedding march. Lula Howard was moved to a colored insane asylum today.
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Lanes Creek
Sallie Baucom
Vernon Pigg
Mixa Myrtle Plyler
Raymond Pigg
Edie Plyler
Journal
Lula Howard
Colored Insane Asylum
Goldsboro
Horterment Club
Cedar Grove
Jan
Loyd Hele
Childotte
King's Business Collegr
Jim McCellanep
Iis
West Hopewell
Alina Bovis
Myers Meikin
Sam Bivens
Thomas Bivens
Hendersonville
Brown
Miss Day
Harvey Baucom
J. C. Arnewell
Adam Smith
Oukhoro
Yapor Model
Miro J. He Broaewell
Charlotte Optumi
McCollum
la Grip
Gil
Lerday
Russi Wick
Mia Hoyle
Judge Lemmond Denies Hogwallow Link in Local Story
A writer cites Judge Lemmond denying responsibility for Hogwallow news items. The piece names local figures such as Amos Stuck, W. E. Cason, and Butch Hellwanger while discussing accusations that the judge or others authored the Hogwallow stories. The article hints at a village mystery over who writes the satirical Hogwallow column.
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Lemond
Drm
Smith
Jefferson Pat- Karlow
Washington Hocks
Holsetter Hicks
Doe Hoeks
Lis
Bartow
Amos Stuck
W. E. Cason
Hogwallow News
Butch Hellwanger
Ellick
Prohibition Paves Way Against Whiskey Deliveries
Constable W L Barnhart argues that most Monroe and Union county liquor goes through black women at express offices. He cites daily sightings of negroe women awaiting shipments who then distribute to men. An Charlotte Observer editorial notes Charlotte banned whiskey deliveries to women overnight, improving conditions. Colored preachers in Columbia seek similar action. Aldermen could copy Charlotte law for immediate effect.
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W. L. Barnhart
Monroe
Union County
Charlotte
The
Observer
Eh of Aldermen
Express
Tiger Lines
Columbia
Beasts Represented In House Appointments And Basketball Meet
Representatives Price and Beasley received key committee posts in the House. Price chairs Penal Institutions and serves on Rules Judiciary No. 1 Institutions for the Blind and Mines. Beasley heads Regulation of the Liquor traffic and sits on Inauguration Immigration Printing Education Health Federal Relations Public Roads and Turnpikes Internal Improvements Penal Institutions Insane Asylums Pensions and Finance. The Monroe Athletic Association hosts Charlotte Highs in a 7 30 p m basketball game at local court. The Monroe boys, now 35 members, promise a hard fight. Other games are being scheduled. admission is twenty five cents.
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Price
Beasley
House of Representatives
Monroe Athletic Association
Charlotte
Monroe Boys
Monroe Bys
Washington disclosures spark high level inquiry
A Boston broker accused Wall Street of profiting from advance knowledge of the President's plan. Congress opened an inquiry led by Secretary Lansing and Tumulty. testimony outlined secrecy in note drafting and denials of stock manipulation. Cody obituary and local notices intersperse with political fallout and public reaction.
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Thomas W. Lawton
Boston
Wilson
DR. M
So-Casfest
Purepan
Tals Vomude
Wood
Tadiora
Muir
Barneh
State Department
Preeioent
Secretary of State
Tee
Baruch
Hin
Mr. Baruch
Eles
Simelod
Mrnich
Theve
New Jersey
Sam
Tumaity
Eaid
Lansing
Polk
Department
Wooley
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Spain
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Doctor East
Cody
Colonel Cody
May Decker
Elks and Masons
West
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Drusglete
America
Mildred
Sam Lathan
Stsap
Turtlary
Parnes’ Union
Lathan
Ted Pap
Mr. Lathan
Aiton
Germany
M. Dionede
M. Diomwede
Paris
Eliotherios V Jos
M. Diomede
von Falkenhageen
Athens
Bertin
Sarrail
Berit
Peloponnesus
M. Walkenhausen
Anderson R. Reaver
Dee
Ofrs
John W. Self
Joan Paxton
Chas. R. Broson
Monroe R. F. D
Jiles Griffin
Monroe Township
Son
Julius Woerner Griffith
T. L. Crowell
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