Monroe Journal invites Union to Fourth of July celebration
The Monroe Journal urges Union and surrounding counties to attend a community Fourth of July day of social amusement. It promises home made entertainment, cordial gatherings, and a lively atmosphere, while noting North Carolina editors’ Wrightsville Beach meeting and President Wilson’s stance on pending legislation.
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North Carolina
Clark
North Caroline
Wrightsville Beach
Wilson
Virginia
White House
United States
Tyranny of the States sparks editor talk and party critique
North Carolina editors, including Roland Beasley, attack party bosses and demand civic reforms. Attoney General Bickett urges constitutional amendments while others condemn the platform committee’s inertia and warn the Democratic party risks losing integrity under power.
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North Carolina
Roland Beasley
Iid Louis
Catawba County
Poe
Rountree
London
Butler
Graham
Beasley
Bickett
Noth
Daily News Today
Greensboro
Press Voices North Carolina Favoring Statewide Primary
North Carolina editors at Wrightsville Beach express strong support for a statewide primary and constitutional amendments on the ballot. The convention heard R F Heasley on progressive politics and Attorney General Bickett defend the 1913 amendments with a clear, persuasive analysis.
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North Carolina Press Association
Wrightsville Beach
Oceanic Hotel
R. F. Heasley
Mentee Journal
T. W. Blekett
Monroe
Bickett
General Assembly
Messrs
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Wil- Heron
Constitutionalists say no to peace conference demands
The article outlines seven proposed peace terms by the Carranza Villa faction and their firm refusals. Key points include no armistice, no protection for Huerta, rejection of foreign debt guarantees, postponement of elections, expulsion of Spaniards, restoration of church property, and a veiled promise of recognition only if terms are accepted.
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Constitutionallets
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Caranza
Huerta
United States
Madero
Hu Jerta
Zapatistas
Genevevo de Los
Jose Mora
Republic
Dr. King’s New Discovery Promoted for Coughs and Colds
An early 20th century ad urges readers to buy Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial troubles claiming it stops the cough quickly with first dose and helps weight loss and appetite loss, noting prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar and a testimonial from Mr O H Brown of Muscatine Ala.
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O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
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