North Carolina State Democratic Convention Endorses Wilson
The Raleigh meeting of North Carolina Democrats endorsed Woodrow Wilson for president and elected nine delegates at large who favor Wilson to attend the Baltimore convention. The convention featured debates over the platform and Senator Simmons’ record, with a majority endorsing the party line and a minority proposing a general endorsement of the Democratic record. Governor Kitchin defended ongoing advocacy for primary voting and criticized steamroll tactics.
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Werk
Hin
Lary
Jim
Raleigh
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Baltimore
Mr. Wills
Craig
Neket
W. C. Dowd
A. W. Mclean
R. B. Glenn
Eb, J. Hale
J. Justice
J. 8. Carr
W. C. Newland
W. C. Hammer
W.T. Dorteh
Underwood
Friends
Simeone
Congress
Senator Simmons
Simmons
Kitchin
Congress of the United States
Claude Beat Hon
J. 3 Manning
R. 5
Neal
Democratic Party
Eitehin
Clark
Eid
Objch
Knobs and Clark
Democrata
Simmo
Summons
House
Representiea
United States Congress
Simbone
Overman
Judge Clark
Fim
Union County
Maine
A. M. Stack
Stevena
R. ¥. Beasley
G. W. Smith
J. B. Thomas
R. W. Lemmond
R. A. Morrow
J. M Guin
Mary M. Bartelm
Chicago
Juvenile Court of
Canton
China
Foreign Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
R. H. Graves
Graves Theological Seminary
Pension Committee
Admiral Sehley
Santiago
Rayner
Maryland
New York American
Roston
Honore
Age
Blease
South Carolina
Thos B. Felder
Gov. Kitchin
L. L
G. Gibson
Geo. Swann
Red Springs
Fayetteville
Swann
Gibson
Asheville
Z. Vance
Senator Vance
Scudger
Mra R. J. Saunders
Shelby
John M. Pool
Durham County
Cuba Crisis Looms as Marines Land at Guantanamo
A government telegram states four marine companies landed at Guantanamo to protect American life and property amid Cuban inaction. Warships from Key West are ordered to support and pressure Cuba to fulfill duties, with potential U.S. intervention under treaty rights if needed.
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UV. 8
Cuba
Guantanamo Naval Station
Key West
Guantanamo
Taft
Wilson Leads Delegates for Baltimore Convention
North Carolina and Minnesota conventions back Gov. Woodrow Wilson, boosting his delegate total to 364 with Clark at 240. Oregon–Ohio support and unpledged votes add tension as Wilson’s camp plans to resist unit rule efforts and push for primary credibility at the Baltimore gathering.
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Baltimore
Washington
North Carolina
Wootcow Wilson
Vermont
Minnesota
New Jersey
Wilson
Halimore
Clark
Caiterwood
Harmon
Kiovernor Foss
Burke
Baldwin
Marshall
Govenor Wilson
Ohio
Smith
Democratic State Ticket Headline and Post Office Debate
The piece outlines the Democratic state ticket led by Governor Lucke Craig and Lieutenant Governor E L Doughtridge with J Bryan Grimes as Secretary of State, J Y Joyner as Superintendent, and others. It also discusses opposition to parcels post and its potential effect on local merchants, citing opinions from John Wanamaker and Farmers National Congress agent Dudley W Walton, plus international responses. Weathered notes on Cuba, including rioting in Havana, military deployments, and U S intervention rumors, follow, along with local society notices about marriages and social visits.
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Lucke Craig
Buncombe
E. L. Doughtridge
Nash
J. Bryan Grimes
Itt
Benjamin Lacey
J. Y. Joyner
Guilford
L. Shipman
Henderson
W. P. Wood
Randolph
T. W. Bi
Taltimory Sun
John Wanamaker
Aitnims
Welle Parke
Leach
Mall Omer
Congression
John M. Stahl
Farmers’ National Congress
Dudley W. Walton
Advertising
London
Austria- Hungary
New Zealand
Stahl
Waitara
United States
America
Naional Congress
Trent
Unionville News Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Unionville News reports a flurry of family and school visits. C W Biggers and family stayed with his mother Mrs Sarth Biggers in Lang's store area. Rev C B Willns of Mint Hill spent a few days here. Prof O Hamilton, once teaching in Wilmington, returned home. Maybelle Ston of Salem spent a week with Mrs C J Aloo in Concord, then returned home. Multiple locals attended children’s day at Rothe Sunday. Other names include Miss Strahl, Miss Price, Mr Job Saveat, Miss Edna Wenher ty of Wingate visiting relatives, and Miss Leah Love of Mogry visiting her sister.
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Unionville
C. W. Biggers
Chidren
Rothe Sunde
Mortly Hamilton
Naitrre
Stout
Job Saveeat
Trinity College
Mixa Leah Love
Anal
Ausbrose
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Busy Week in Town
Correspondence from The Journal details Miss Grace Ested visiting relatives, Mary and Hes Ated maidens hosting gatherings, and Alex Krauss entertaining friends with Grace Bilrd and Ida Winstead. Miss Lillian Cuthbertson underwent appendicitis surgery in Pryor and is recovering. Dr. J. B. Eubanks escorted patients to Charlotte for hospital care, while Prof. Alexander Graham secures his twenty fifth term as Charlotte graded schools superintendent. Local families, guests, and travels among Steele, Heath, and Massey households fill the week.
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Washin Perscials
Miss Grace Ested
Bats
Mary
Hes
Elle Wile
Cerpiy May Broomer
Maynor
Alex Jewel Krauss
Grace Bilrd
Ida Winstead
Allo Sherritt
Shereill
Hap
Washington
Lillian Cuthbertson
Pryor
Santtarian
Hester
May Cuthbertson
J. P Hunter Steele
Charlotte
Steele
W. iI. Howie
Massey
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UR Wilson
Capt
Wm Anderson
County School Board of
Mecklenburg
R. J. Cochran
Cochran
Eubanks
Tam Ung
Tom
W. A. Eubanks
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
West Raleigh
N. C
Goldsboro
Ed Hadley
Hart
Newton Enterprise
John Barringer
Floyd Loftin
Lenoir County
Mahan Prem
Hobara
Habana
Tleturbance
Gomez
Senor Ramirez
Oriente
T. C. Huebanks
Glenn
Secret Maritige
Nives
Muir Ge
Wien
Bansford
Ir Neebit
Santor Suhke
Ie Nesbit
Stotiie Jems, Price
Sarah Smaith
Calonville
Henry Helms
Stanly Polk
Ina
Hargett
Annie Yandles
Eva
Vergle Price
Sarah Smith
Usiurtia
Matt" Hargett
Les
WC Marehey
Mr. Wilton Springs
Jon Rogers
Monroe
J. le Yount’s Jr
Indian Trail
Annie Yandle
Matthews
Rey
L. P. Bogle
J. F. Gordon
W. C. Gurley
J. B. Eubanks
Charles Eubanks
John Freeting
Pageland
Alexander Graham
Charlotte Graded Schools
Mrs
Eustace Griffin
Pine Bluff
B. W. Grittin
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