We Beasted It Denied Page Controversy In Monroe Journal
The Monroe Journal prints a response alleging misquotes about Mr. Page and his 1918 Senate vote on an amendment tied to labor union prosecutions. The exchange references President Wilson, a Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill, and accusations of political hypocrisy. The piece labels Page as cotton-tail opportunist and urges a Democrat candidate without naming others.
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Page
Wimself
Monroe Journal
Robert N. Bag
Mr. Page
Whson
Farmers’ Union
Department of Justice
House of Representatives
Senate
Win
Nesur County
Depart of Justies
Whcudar
Department
United States
Red Buck Bryant
Red Buck
Totter
Wilsen
Wilson
Winwich
Wison
Wusok
Congress
Wisen
Ainselt
Democratic Parlan's
Molly Cotton
Effective Law Against Blind Tigers and the Social Evil
North Carolina Conference for Social Service votes to urge legislative action adopting a state law modeled on Guilford County rules. Enforceable provisions would forfeit property used for immoral purposes, require bonds or vacancy, and impose penalties on landlords and vendors. Prohibition of obscene performances and removal of officials failing duties could aid suppressing gambling and vice. Conference asks newspapers to publish the bill’s provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Rolina
Guilfend
A. W. McAlister
Covalne
Guilford
Hickory Man Courtship Ends in Questionable Union
West Hickory resident Robert Lawrence advertised for a spouse and corresponded with a New York City widow, Catherine M Heeley. She arrived by train, accepted a carriage ride to his home, and they share a household claim though doubts linger about her intentions and future return in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lawrence
West Hickory
New York City
Crown
Catherine M. Heeley
Mr. Lawrence
Suspicious Henry Comes Home In The Air-Path Feature
John Bunny stars in Suspicious Henry a two reel comedy drama where a goofy detective fools himself and has an innocent man jailed before a woman administers a spanking ending the caper in a humorous twist.
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Pathe
John Bunny
Henry
Weather chaos as East Coast storm nears calm
Washington reports a furious storm sweeping the East from Boston to the Carolinas. Telegraph and telephone lines damaged, traffic paralyzed, and property losses high, with a cold front lingering along the coast. By tonight an easing trend appeared, though rail schedules remained disrupted and travel cautious.
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Atlantic
Washington
Wateh
Boston
Mass
Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
West Virginia
Western
Mar
Wasneton
Ase
Sivapnoh
Maite
Florida
South
Middle Atlantic
Weath Bureau
Macon
Charleston
Hatteras
Eastport
Political mixup with Henry A. Page and Congressman Page
The Charlotte Observer misunderstood a letter from Aberdeen resident Henry A. Page proposing a series of writings to attack Senator Overman and influence the Hammer district attorney appointment. After a correction, Henry Page sent a sharp reply claiming the Observer erred and accusing the political machine of revenue-driven motives in the state. Page defends Congressman Page and critiques Overman while noting family politicking.
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Charlotte Observer
Henry A. Page
Aberdeen
Congressman Page
Page
The
Observer
Senator Overman
W. C. Hammer
Henry Page
Congressmyn
Overman
Ceesman Page
Henry Pate
Robert
Carollo
Gallagher
Prisoner Simon Shot Dead in Court Hallway During Trial
In Saint Louis on March 2 a defendant tied to the Carroll killing was shot by an unknown assailant in the city courthouse during his murder trial. Prosecution witness Simon, who had just testified, fled police after the shooting and his own safety was guarded by four officers outside the building. The case stems from a March murder in a saloon, with the body left near Mrs. Hager ty’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. ‘Louis
Siarch
Wealey
Red Shmot
Emmett Carroll
Henry
Cane Lral
Sinon
Shnon
Zang
Simon
Carroll
Mary Hagerty
Zimne
Stmon
Mooney
Local Markets Cotton Prices and Turkeys Preview
Prices paid by merchants today for long and short staple cotton and seed to produce are listed with notes that figures may change tomorrow. Turkeys per pound advised by calling a responsible merchant. figures show hens, young chickens, roosters, and beeswax ranges in cents or dollars.
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G. M. and
KR. F P. Beaster
Journal Building
Jefferson and
Beastecy Streets
Adis
Hickory
Cas
Ladies’ Home Journal
W.H. Belk & Bro
Monroe, N. C
First National Bank
U. S
M. Belk
J. H. Ler T
Gordon
Ashcraft, Com
Ashcraft
W. A. Lane
A. B. Eubanks
4. le, Rodman J.T. Punderburk
Finance Committee
Ler J. R. English
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