Lee D. Robinson for Congress in Seventh District
Editor supporters from Anson and nearby towns back Hon L D Robinson as strongest Democratic nominee for Congress. The letter praises his education, moral conduct, farming and business ties, and urges voters to back him in the upcoming primary with a chorus of local figures signing on in endorsement across Wadesboro Ansonville Lilesville Morven and Wadeboro North Carolina.
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L. D. Robinson
Anson
Eee
W. J. McLendon
Morven
N. C
T. A. Horne
Lilesville
J. F. Ross
Ansonville
E. P. Liles
Jas. A. Leak
Wadesboro
W. L. Marshall
First Nat. Bank
N.C
U.B
U.B. Blalock, Pres. Blalock & Allen Hdw. Co., Wadesboro. T. S. Clark
Anson County
A.w.plyler
Central Methodist Church
W. K. Boggan
T. C. Coxe
Adam Lockhart
Bank of
W. T. Rose
Anson Real Estate & Insurance Co
Sam Houston
Lee L. Little
E. K. Dunlap
W. Henry Liles
R. L. Bowman
Lockhart
J. T. Henry
R.F.D
Untitled fragment on honesty and belief
A terse fragment questions honesty as a Bent polley says to try it. The text hints at pursuing truth despite disbelief and frames honesty as a guiding principle.
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Polley
Victory for Wilson 18 Freely Predicted
A New York dispatch reports growing sentiment for Wilson in the East and predicts victory in November. Tammany leader Murphy reportedly told Democrats that Wilson will carry New York and seek reelection regardless of Republican opposition. Wilson’s friends note Republicans, including Roosevelt and Hughes, pose no clear edge, while Democrats favor Wilson amid shifting party dynamics. Also included: a health ad touting Dr King’s New Discovery and a Kansas City note about an opened knife incident aimed at Roosevelt, with minimal details.
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Sntiment Ners
New York
Washington Dispatch
New, Jersey
Wilson
Grayson
Miss Gordon
Charles Murphy
Tammany
Democrats
White House
Murphy
Roosevelt
Hughes
Chicago
Kansas City Dispatch
Col. Roosevelt
Kansas City
Twenty Third Street
Edward McDaniel
Tulsa
Okla
Muelhebechtel
Union county announces numerous Democratic primary candidates
A flood of names announces candidacy for county commissioner sheriff recorder coroner surveyor and other offices in Union county North Carolina. Many entries specify candidacy is subject to the Democratic primary on June 3 1916 with candidates from Monroe Wilkesboro and surrounding areas including J C Steele G W Davis M L Flow J S Plyler J C Brooks R B Helms H M Presson J Lane Y Griffith W G Lott W A Eubanks and others seeking county roles in the upcoming election.
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Urfion County
J.C. Steele
Recorder
M. L. Flow
Union County
TB. Davis
Recorder's Court
Monroe
J. C. Brooks
R. BE. Helms
J. S. Plyler
R. B, Cuthbertson
H. T. Baucom
J. C. Laney
J.D. M’rae
J. Y. Griffith
W. G. LO
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Lee D. Robinson
Oakland
Monroe Hardware Company
Oken Heart
Terre Haunte
Ind
L. C. Bales
Leonard Harold
Bales
Newton
Wilneres
Baleswan
Dr. King
India
Des Moines
Iowa
Archer
Caldwell
Ohio
Chamberlain
W. C. Jesseman
Franconia
N. H
Barrymore
Francis . Ae
Beverly
Bayne
Mme. Peeve
Marguerite
Mary Miles Minter
Metro
Metro Productions
Better Motion Pictures
Metro Pictures
University of North Carolina
W. B. Bivens
Ashville, N
Carolina Bank
W. B. Houston
Court House
W. L. Hemby
Bishop L. Clark
Geo
Lee, JR
G. B. Caldwell
G. W. Davis
J. C. Morgan
Surveyor
R. W. Elliott
Congress
T. B. Finley
Wilkesboro
R. L. Stevens
F. M. Sutton
House of Repre
W. D. Bivens
D. C. Sikes
Seventh
John Thomas Helms
General Assembly
W. A. Eubanks
Henry M. Presson
Luther Williams
Democratc
W. C. Lemmond
J. H. Boyte
B. Uden
Register of Deeds
Office of Register of Deeds
M.C. Long
Ereby
P. P. Ross
Smith
Philip Whitley
Sandy Ridge Township
M. J. Harkey
J,n, Price
Monroe Township
Rosser Wolfe
J. M. Niven
R. F. Beasley
J. W. Rawlings
John A. Abstin
Sandy Ridge
J. FP. Crowell
B. C. Redfearn
Bruner
Marethville
Marethews
R. L. Payne
Monrobr
Union Drug Co
W. B. Love
Monror
Law
G. M. Smith
Union
Ion Library Room
Monroe, Co
Austin & Correll
Jay McGee
Stephenville
Texas
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