United Democratic Rally Call for NC Unity in Campaign
Cameron Morrison campaign manager Heriot Clarkov urges Democrats to unite against Republicans in North Carolina. He praises party principles, monetary reforms, and farm programs, thanks supporters and press, and urges forgiveness and forward motion for the good of the state.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Southland
Jarvith
Charlee Ross
Robert N. Page
Thad S. Page
Crawford Biggs
O Max Gardner
Max Gardner
Cameron Morrson
North Carolina
Carolina
Bakers Sunday School Fourth of July Picnic Recall
A Bakers Sunday school celebration near Waxhaw Creek and Mr Henry Helms home held on the Fourth featured a picnic with swimming boating fishing and a large lemonade feast. Uncle Jimmy Godfrey and Henry Helms led short talks and the Hebs played strings as R. E. R. reminisces on a memorable community event.
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Bakers
Srd
Waxhaw Eroek
Henry Helms
Peter
Jimmy Godfrey
Hall Robinson
Cruelty to Animals and Automobiles Debate
A 1910s style editorial argues the automobile reduces animal cruelty by shifting man’s focus from brute force to problem solving. It claims beating horses harms the abuser more than the horse and links humane progress to modern transport, noting past horse protection and weather protection practices.
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Type Metal Magazine
Ladder of Lies Athel Clayton Appealing Film at ATRAND
Ethel Clayton stars in The Ladder of Lies at the ATRAND Theater on Wednesday. She plays Edith Parrish a brilliant illustrator drawn into deceitful schemes as a husband doubts the innocence of a helper. The plot emphasizes moral strength and ends in a hopeful romance with a strong supporting cast and adept direction.
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Ethel Clayton
Fim
Ethel
Miss Clayton
Clyde Filmore
Jane Acker
Irving Cummings
Richard Sterling
Ruth Ashby
Tom Forman
William Marshall
Lightning Kills Ten Year Old On Jackson Field
Elizabeth Huey, ten, daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Huey of Jackson township, was killed by lightning Thursday at about six near a field bridge as she and her brother walked home from work. The boy survived though shaken, and Mrs Huey witnessed the tragedy. The Huey family receives community sympathy.
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Oo Field
Elizabeth Huey
J. O. Huey
Jackson Township
Morrison Victory Is By Judge Biggs In North Carolina Primary
Returns from ninety-five counties report Morrison with 63 038 votes and Gardner 54 863. The Raleigh News and Observer notes Morrison leads in the state and the final majority is expected to exceed 8 175. Five counties lack returns Avery Camden Granville Macon Tyrrell. Gardner carried the first primary by 297 in those counties.
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J. Crawford Biggs
O. Max Gardner
Cameron Morrison
Raleigh News & Observer
The
News and Observer
Morrison
Gardner
Avery
Camden
Granville
Macon
Tyrrell
Unclaimed Confederate Vouchers Return to State Deadline
The Clerk of Superior Court for soldiers J A Clontz and others hold unclaimed Confederate pension vouchers. They must be called for by August 1 or the vouchers revert to the State. If a pensioner died, their benefits transfer to the current pension holder. Pension Board adjourned to July 30. applications must be ready by July 30 for July 20 meeting consideration.
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J. A. Clontz
Jno
W Eason
J. Hampton Griffin
T. C. Griffa
EK. A. Helms
3. D. Moore
P. A. Walker
Mr. A. Roundtree
Win
P. Suith & Sake
C.C
Pension Board For
Union County
R. W. Lemmond
Pension Board
Marshville Life News Feats Dust, Moves, and Auctions
The Marshville record reports Dr Josey Taylor resigning Bank of Marshville post for J T Little Co of Morven, and Davis moving to Monroe to join Co Operative Mercantile Co. Auctions at Main Street and the Davis residence drew crowds. Hennett hired to fill bank vacancy. References to dust, church notes, local visits, and a teacher's fractions joke appear amid town notices and market items.
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Josey Taylor
Bank of Marshville
J.T. Little
Compan
Morven
Hennett
Winga
H. T. Metirde
B. L. Bigers
Io Statesville
Mildred Stephenson
Rockinghill
Mary
Edna Burns
Charlotte
M. K. Lee
Main Street
W. M. Davis
Mrr
H. B. Marsh
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Lee
Mex
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Monroe
Futate
Mercan
Hite Companyville
Methodist Church
Marahville
Cox and Roosevelt To Head Democratic Ticket
Nominated on the forty fourth ballot Governor Cox of Ohio will be the presidential candidate with Franklin D Roosevelt as his running mate the assistant secretary of the navy and a cousin of Theodore Roosevelt The nomination speech recalled wartime leadership and urged unity for victory and continued American leadership in world affairs.
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Oho
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Navy
Rodore Roosevelt
Ohio
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James G. Jackson
Washington
Lincoln
Democratic Party
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America
Bickett
San Francisco
Franklin K. Roosevelt
Josephus Daniels
Prices Rise and Fall 1860 72 in US Markets and Wages
A historical analysis of wholesale and retail prices and wages from 1860 to 1872 shows a peak in wholesale prices early in the 1860s, a war end drop, and a long downward trend into 1872. The piece argues that prudent investors would place funds in government securities or standard investments as history suggests.
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Tually
Econon
St Pauls Episcopal Church to be remodeled
Remodeling begins mid month with Marion Tucker awarded the contract. Chancel will move, new choir room added, two doors opening on Church Street, a covered porch, roof repairs, new pews and carpets, walls refinished. Building committee includes Dillon Parker Varn Redfearn Fairley. Church founded 1874, historic notes and local references follow.
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Marion Tucker
Church Street
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M Varn
N. M. Redfearn
FH. Fairley
M. Redfearn
J. A. Dealary
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