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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1916

Page

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Roosevelt Conventions Split Over Party Foundations

Special to New York World by W. J. Bryan observes two conventions, Republican and Progressive, as a comedy and tragedy. He notes the GOP's staged decorum and the Progressives' disillusionment, warning that building a party on a personality risks collapse without enduring principles.

Roosevelt Y. W. J. Bryan N. Y. World Republican Party Justice Hughes Col. Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt

Democratic National Convention Opens in St Louis

Delegates gather in St Louis for the National Democratic convention with Senator Ollie James of Kentucky named permanent chairman. Ex-Governor Glynn of New York to deliver the opening address as President Wilson appears unopposed and Vice President Marshall expected to be Wilson’s running mate. W. J. Bryan attends as a World reporter, not as a delegate.

St Louis Ollie James Kentucky Glynn New York Wilson Marshall Ber W. J. Bryan New York World

Fight Talk Between Annereet and Billy Revealed

Fragmentary dialogue shows Annereet claiming a fight with Billy and answering a taunt about whipping him. The exchange implies a provocative confrontation and a boast of action taken.

Annereet Billy

Miss Rodman and Mr Walkup Married In Waxhaw

Elegant wedding at Fair Oaks as Miss Allie Rodman wed Roy N Walkup with sister as sponsor and Rev Robertson officiating. Guests from Chester Monroe and Due West attend. couple to tour Western North Carolina before settling in Waxhaw.

Waxhaw Fair Oaks J. L. Rodman L. &. Brown Chester C. E. Robertson Ht L. Robinson Due West Essie Green Monroe Mra. J. 1 Rodman Jr BF. Matthews Charlotte Mina Ethel Rodian Slater Mary Currie Gilmore Lynn Nisbet Amon R. L. Robinson L. BK. Brown Hasie Green Norm Bell Mrs Walkup Asheville Blowing Rock Montreat North Carolina North Providence Walkup Presbyterian College Do M. Walkup Belk Wathup William Nisbeth Athelie

Wedding of Mim Ada Foard and J H Cunningham in Vance township

Mim Ada Foard married J H Cunningham of Bryson City at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Foard in Vance township Sunday afternoon. The ceremony united two well connected families with relatives from Monroe Unionville Charlotte and Mint Hill present. The bride wore net over white taffeta and was led to the altar by her sister Athel. The couple will reside in Bryson City. Rev Lee T Mann officiated.

Stouts Ponrth Willie Yandle Charlotte J. P. Conder Gurley Parks Conder Monroe Jennet Mra Leslie Conder Minnie Hill Wilma Evelyn Price Clyde E. Price Unionville Columbus Partridge Meadow Brook Farm Emma Sarah Ollie Loma Honeycutt Center Grove Mises Mollie Kewah Myrtle Conder John Gurley Indian Trail Sir John Padersky Timist Wingate Master Parks Nash Rock Beat Calvin Nash Windgate Jef Austin Sincerity Jeff Ray Griffin Morganton Ix Billy Griffin John Parker Ans Nie Eleanor Hass Dot Hamilton Maple Springs Meadow Branch Bass Hamilton W. F. Herring Albemarle Odest Black C.J. Black James Marshville A. D. Blackmon Darlington Imr Alva D. F Jonon Mary Janes R. L. Womble J. J. Moore Morven Leonie Meigs Annie James Linder Little Mountain Necond Tern van Wyck Newberry College Queen's College T. P. Niabet Waxhaw Russel Alex Griffin Osceola Garner Williamston Willie Journal Mews John Crow Adeline Mary Crow Massey Minnie Masvey Mr. C Mansey Carl Wolfe WP. Harris J. S. Miller Dr. T. P. Nisbet William Massey Perry Plyler Arthur Barney Olin Sikes Worth Red Wine of Morie Williams Mamie Gamble Providence Street L. W. Helms Davis Hirminghaim Hin Hausserdt Lela Black Rock Table Sadie Black Hal Morrow Wiliams Wax- Naw Croek South Carolina Ot. Y. Willams Ofter Victor Kanon J. Ro Kason North Carolina School the Deaf and Daimd Morganton Wade Eason Charlotte Bo Manuel Heles Jackson Township Lanen Creek Township L. W. Help A. TL. Locke Cons Jon Grady Helms Raymond Helms Edgar Baucom W. M Birmongham Merc A. J. Yandie J. W. Haywood Ames Tom Boyd Hunscutt Besele Trail W. J. He Simeon Thompson Sallie Gordon Vance Township M. B. Polk Bakers J. A. Presley Clara Stinson Hirevard Brave Canningham J. ¢. Foard Mim Ada J. H. Cunningham Bryxon Mm. S.A. Fuer Robert Cunningham G. W. Foard Mildred Miss Athel Cunningham William Helms Mint Hill Miss Foard Mtv J. G. Cunninghan Bryson City Mea Cunningham Lee T. Mann Eller Ilelated

Women Push Suffrage at St Louis Democratic Convention

Suffragists arrive in St Louis for the Democratic National Convention with a push for a constitutional amendment and a strong equal rights plank. Delegates and alternates include 21 women as they plan street parades and coordinated campaigns. In Bristol Tennessee, commission government reports three year savings of $81,189 versus aldermanic.

St. Louis Bristol Tenn

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