Dr Hardin discusses avenues to world peace at Chantinges
Dr Martin D Hardin lectured on Atte to the World Tomorrow arguing two obstructions to peace are German militarism and a possible wave of pacifism among women. He contrasted German obedience for orders with American democracy, praising the United States as a model for governance, urging preparedness while supporting hope for a future world without racial or national antagonism. The talk touched on dangers of German press influence and the need for cross border peace along a vast 4000 mile frontier, ending with local list-taker appointments for Marshville and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin D. Hardin
Germany
Manin
Hardin
Ultita Ag
Asin
Wiliuty Biachine
Denieri
Roosevelt
Wilson
Forte of Artis
Mardin
Brittania
America
China
Russia
How the Army Will Be Raised in North Carolina Counties
The article describes registration under the conscription act to begin within a month, with Union county and others forming quotas. It notes a first call for at least 100 men per county, selection by a jury wheel after age 21 to 35 registration, and local draft boards handling cases. It discusses exemptions and the impact on farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Valen County
War Department
Union County
Formleh
Colon County
Smal
Union
Monroe
Waxhaw
Marshville
Sketches by JOHN PSS Judge Warlick and Rogers accused of corruption
A fragmentary editorial warns of corrupt judges and police looting control. Citizens urged to form a vigilance committee to restore peace around the historic chicken roost as rumors and misdeeds involving Judge Warlick, Judge Rogers, Eng. Flow, and others surface amid a hospital table collapse and a dramatic alert about a horse medicine incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Warlick
Judge Rogers
Esq
Flow
M. Waller
Blair Bivens
Job
Warlick
Rogers
Ivens
Q. W. Koehticky
Bivens
Bowls
Ammer
Hanele
Night Visit Prom a Grizzly Attacks in Yellowstone
Ned Frost and Edward Jones recount a terrifying bear encounter at Yellowstone where a grizzly attacked their camp. Frost sustains severe leg injuries and Jonesy is shaken from bed. both receive emergency care from nearby campers and doctors. Frost notes the unprovoked nature of the attack and warns that a grizzly's behavior is unpredictable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Ned Frost
Yellowstone National Park
Edward Jones
Mr. Frost
Jonesy
Shorty
T Ron
Jit
Lake Hotel
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Monroe Journal
G. M. and
R. F. Beasley
Journal Building
Tefferson and
Beasley Streets
International
Marshville Township
T. J. Tadlock
J. R. Bivens
D. W. Griffin
F. W. Ashcraft
Monroe Township
Mt. Carmel
Tindall
Baker's
Lee's Lower Mill
Wingate
J. H. Boyte
Goose Creek Township
J. Davis
Sandy Ridge
Mineral Springs
Clark's
Weddington
Hi. L. Price
W. L. Hemby
Marvin
F. C. Ezzell
Lanes Creek Township
K. F. Parker
J. A. Pierce
Henry Rayfield
A. B. Walters
Fraiday, May
W. L. Thomas
Horn
Jackson Township
Henry McWhorter
W. A. Neal
J. H. Wier
D. M. Walkup
Rehoboth
J. T. Wier
Vance Township
J. Byrom
C. Stingon
Tout
J. J. McLendon
Indian Trail
J. BE. Broom
Buford Township
Er’s Mill
Saturn
R. C. Nesbit's
Starnes & Broom’s
Prospect
J. &. Green's
Sed
Walters
Seatader
Armfield’s Mill
Wadesboro Ansonian
John Pss
Arrow Brand
Porus
Chalmers and
B.V.D
Cortland
Parry
Indiana
Franklin
Hickory
Taylor
Canady
CO. Main
Hayne
Franklin and
Morgan Streets
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