Wilson orders 100000 more troops to Mexican border
President Wilson mobilizes nearly all state militia into federal service to reinforce regulars on the Mexican border amid escalating tensions with Carranza. North Carolina plans a Morehead City gathering of 5 6 thousand guardsmen as preparations unfold across the nation for possible war.
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Mexico City
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Funston
Washington Dispatch
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Frederick Pubston
Baker
Daniels
Navy Department
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Chihuahu
San Benito
Texas
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Brownaville
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Puneton
Caranz
Congress
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Arizon
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Pershingey
Namiquipa
Columbus
Noxt
Haker
Maker
General Funston
War Department
Lecretary Baker
Doster House Fire Destroys Monroe Residence
The fine country home of Mr. J B Doster, five miles southwest of Monroe, burned between nine and ten this morning. Mrs Doster was unaware of the blaze as Mr Doster plowed in a field. Only a piano and a bureau were saved. the ten room house was nearly new and painted this spring. Insurance of one thousand dollars will not cover half the losses.
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J. B. Doster
Monroe
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Blakeney Elected Dent of State Bankers Association
W S Blakeney president of the Thaw Union was elected president of the North Carolina Bankers Association at Asheville. The meeting adjourned Saturday with Blakeney to serve the ending year and select the next meeting place. Other vice presidents named were J A Gray, J J Ramsey, and W B Drake.
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Maleigh News and Observer
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Raleigh
Jas
A. Gray
Winston
J. J. Ramsey
Henderson
Colored Teachers Institute at Monroe Begins August 7
County schedule calls for an institute for colored teachers at Monroe starting August 7. Conducted by Prof. J. W. Paisley the event asks teachers to bring twenty five cont ench to cover industrial work materials raffia and water colors. Law requires all teachers to attend, says County Superintendent Nisbet.
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Nisbet
Dr Stevens Named Union County Health Chief For Three Years
A local notice asserts Dr 8 A Stevens is County Superintendent of Health and has held the role for three years He is referred to as the State Doctor for Union county with authority over health matters involving the insane paupers disabled and county dependents The writer MD Stewart hints at emergency calls and asks for Stevens contact number to be shared promptly
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Woman's Club
Wilma Helms
Susie Secrest
Joanie Richardson
Gertrude Griffins
Beulah Ashely
Oxceda Canning Club
Lancaster
Canning
Osceola
Hulkes
Oxeeoa
Williams Gin
Joe Cunningham
Kane
Westion
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Mist Wilkins
Jackson Township
Hickory
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Union County
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Declining Republican Nomination for County Commissioner
Marcus Mullis declines the Republican nomination for county commissioner. He states appreciation for the honor but cannot accept the nomination and sends a respectful note. The brief communication preserves his decision and courtesy without further details.
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Wingate Locals and Personal News
Wingate locals report a visit by Rev Joseph A Hivens and family amid social gatherings in Wingate and Monroe. Weather brings rain helping crops, while residents discuss community events including a family Tay at Mesidow Branch and birthday celebrations. Local workers James Lowery and Thomas Green are noted, with questions raised about youth morals and conduct.
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Mirsen Glidge
Nell Hefner
Charlotte
RL. Womble
Miss Jonese
Boyce Helma
Monroe Briday
Ralph Griffin
Gastonia Bia
Hio
Sam
Bamily Tay
Mesidow
Wegents
Doamster
Frank Greer
Thomas Green
James Lowery
City Point
Dupont Company
Lowery
Hhis
Rane
Evdence
Boy defies firing by returns to work in same shop
In Cleveland a boy left school to work for a small manufacturer. After a week’s trial he was discharged with the instruction to take his pay and leave. He reappeared Monday morning, claiming his mother’s discipline justified his return, prompting questions about blame and responsibility for correcting such conduct.
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Providence Street
Stella Wingate
Charlotte
Carl McMurray
Clinton College
Clinton
Clarence McMurray
United State Army
Philipines Islands
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D. H. Heine
Rehoboth
Cleveland
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