Fatal Northwest Piedmont accident noted on the tracks
An industrial accident near a Seaboard yard left Isham Commart fatally injured after a shifting freight engine struck him as a passenger train approached. Coroner selected a jury to investigate and render verdict. Also reported is a China wedding plan for Rev. George Stevens and Mary Thompson, with gifts prepared in Monroe.
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Isham Commart
Tun Geer Fathey
Moses Vandy
Isham
Toner
Ahioh
Wb. Belk
J. W. Laney
George Boscore
Jaham
Hsuchenfu
China
Georg. Stevens
Monroe
Mary P. Thompson
Atlanta
Miss Thompson
Miss Charlotte
Stevens
R. L. Stevens
S. A
Presbyterian Church
South Carolina Democrats urge campaign funds and unity
In a vigorous appeal from Columbia the State Union calls South Carolina supporters to back Democratic ticket efforts. Readers are urged to fund campaigns in Montana and North Dakota or Oregon and Idaho to swing doubtful states. The piece notes strong local backing and a push for rapid, collective action despite limited electors. The Columbia Union plans a July meeting at Gilboa Local Union No. 150 with a public dinner and rail transport arrangements.
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South Cavetina
Brother
United States
Wilson Emapticn Fund
Prand
Bilson
Lancaster
South
Sarvivia
South Carolina
South Cryctina
Montana
North Dakota
Oregon
Idaho
Columbia
State
Opening of Sanitarium at Quality Hill Summary
The Quality Hill Sanitarium will open to the public for inspection on Monday August 19. Dr J B Massey thanks supporters who funded the project and invites donations of money linen crockery and other items from friends and well wishers.
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Quality Hill Sanitarium
J. 8. Massey
In the race for legislature and cotton weighers
Candidate J J Dunham Bundy confirms continued pursuit of a legislative seat after a strong primary showing. The cotton weighers contest lists Monroe winners H Barden 817, Luther Willian 599, J C Winchester 436, with plans for a runoff. In Marsville BLP Black led with 118, H R Little 168, and Mt Winuwre May 10 votes. Multiple races noted as canvassing continues into the next primary.
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Monroe
W. P. Upifth
W. M. Crow
J. A. Gamble
Monroe Township Primary Nominee List for Road Commissioner
The Monroe Township primary produced few clear results with Rakley the only candidate nominated for road commissioner as one of 8 candidates in all. Other vote totals include Bivens 401 Gordon 209 Johnson Helis 294 Men Houston 160 Wolfe 505 and 467 needed to nominate. Fowler 2 votes nominated for constable and Grady Nuali 234. Gordon Jolson and Williams named magistrates without opposition.
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Monroe Township
M AM Rakley
Iis
W. D. Bivens
Baxter Gordon
John Wson Helis
J. Men. Houston
F. J. Wolfe Sos Henderson
Lee
Olfe
Constable C. Fowler
Tyo
Grady Nuali
BR. L, Gordon
P. HU
Jolson
W. BL. Willams
Union County Commission Run Promises Fair Treatment
A candidate urges Union County voters to support him at the polls next Saturday after a narrow earlier loss caused by missing tickers in Euro precinct. He pledges equal consideration for all townships, notes western Union County has lacked a commissioner for several years, and vows justice to all and privilege to none.
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Union County
Williams
Charles B. Barden
Mixed Bunch of Hoboes Detained After Freight Car Stop
Saturday night policemen including Officer Shep captured a mixed group of hoboes aboard a freight car. The party included one white man, one African American man, and one white woman. They were jailed, later given appearance bonds, and released.
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Shepherd
Union County Dem Primary Candidates Voice Varying Stances
Charles B. Barden defends his continuing bid citing duty and the support of 817 voters, urging Union County to vote next Saturday. John G. Sires faults false campaign reports, pledges to vote for measures best for Union County, and offers services to the Democratic party and North Carolina voters.
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Betotas
Uuleny
Uwe
Union County
Sikes
Campagne
Morehead City
Bir Association
Torrens
Viton
Olen
North Carolina
John G. Sires
Cord Prom Sheriff Griffith Defers Thanks to Union County
Sheriff Griffith expresses heartfelt gratitude to Union County voters for re-nomination in a tight primary. He pledges to honor the trust placed in him and continues to fulfill duties with dedication and respect for the office.
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Griffith
Union County
Griffith Sincer Solin to Aid Protracted Meetings in August
Rev. Bruce Benton of Colfax Louisiana will return to his native country for a few weeks to stay and assist Rev. A C Davis in protracted meetings at Faulks Union and Mills Creek churches during August.
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Bruce Benton
Colfax
Thi
A. C. Davis
Faulks
Union
Mills Creek
Governor Kitchin to Speak at Courthouse Next Thursday
The article reports Governor Kitchin will address a large crowd at the county courthouse near noon next Thursday. It notes his warm reception in the county, the planned speech to rally support for Democratic principles, and a commemorative postcard issued by his supporters.
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Court House
Kitchin
W. W. Ritelin
Ign
Carey J. Hunter
Carolina Democrat
Williams Mary Promises Justice in Monroe Primary Nomination
Prominent local candidate Williams announces intention to run in the next Monroe primary for cotten weigher. He thanks supporters from Jest Saturday's event and pledges to administer the office with justice and fidelity.
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Hather Williams
Cotten
Monroe
Illiams
Second Primary Nominations Noted In Table
The table shows nomin ations in the second primary with several gaps. Register of deeds T J Broom withdrew, leaving Long as nominee. Stewart and Brooks, Bundy Eubanks Price and Sikes, Lahey Baucom vie for seats. Houston Le mond contest clerk of the court.
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Chek
Cout
Houston
Walter Law
W. Broom
Ak A. Krauss
Jerre C. Laney
Jas. Price
Msgeeees
Ewart
Stinson
Su RP. Witmore
Coroners Tor
Davis Ant
Plyler
Ssivass
J.D. Bundy
A. Eubanks
Henry McWhor
H. la Price
J. ©. Sikes
Fenseovas Az
B. Adams, Jr
Ava
Howle Ae
Ter
Register of Deeds
Farm institute urges improved agriculture with youth display
A Stanly Enterprise report promotes agricultural progress with a farm methods demonstrator Miss Vivian Lipe, age 12, and other young girls cultivating plots. The article includes a detailed bread judging criteria and invites all to attend the institute, bringing notes and encouraging early participation by youth.
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Rougla
Fate Brevier
Miltals Domest Slicher Association
Cone
Vivian Lips
IR. L. Lipe
Vivian
Ethel Smith
Bridgeport
Emma Pickler
Route 1
New London
Cotton crops and prospects discussed in county notes
The text discusses cotton crop conditions and varying forecasts, noting past large yields and the belief some crops could fail. It references local figures like S.A. Lathan and comments on weed growth, with mentions of Corton and Eperu as farming voices.
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S.A. Lathan
Corton
White Boys Charged in Jefferson Road Shooting
Jefferson youths Karl Baker Dan Henry Lowry from Pagelini were returning home when they claimed to find a negro lying in the road. They spoke to him and threatened to take him to the lockup, leading to a shooting that wounded the man. He died Sunday night after telling Magistrate McCaskill one of the boys fired. The youths admit drinking. They returned home after surrendering with bond.
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Shesterrday
Karl Baker
Dan Henry Lowry
Jefferson
Pagelini
Ro H. Garhind
McCaskill
Bond
Protracted Meeting Promises Sermons at Centre Church
Tomorrow night at Centre a lengthy revival begins with Rev. 1. 0. Hinson of Shelby, a local native who has found success elsewhere. He will preach first night. Saturday and Sunday feature Rev. Dr. Weaver and Presiding Elder Scroggs. remaining preaching by pastor Rev. Mr. Bradley.
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Centre
Hinson of
Shelby
Weaver
Scroggs
Bradley
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J. Dunham Bundy
Tate Pornait
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Tutesehay
Sincer Solin Griffith
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