Religion and Taxation Clash in Local Letter by Mr Green
A column argues religion must shape human relations in taxation debates. It critiques landowners who block sidewalks, urges fair land tax reforms, and calls for nonpartisan assessors to correct inequities favoring wealth. Endorses broader public welfare over property rights.
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Green
Soae
Bing
Monroe Journal
Union County
Han
Fartherford
Tim
Niagara Falls
Wilson to pressure Germany over Lusitania incidents
The cabinet approves a note to Germany demanding explanations for attacks on American ships and the sinking of the Lusitania. The communication asserts U.S. resolve to enforce maritime war rules and to safeguard neutral vessels carrying non combatants, while outlining possible future actions depending on Germany's response.
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Germany
Washington Dispatch
Wilson
United States
Lusitania
Leon C Thresher
Gal
Univ
Walt
Philadelphia
Amersca
Washington
Imany
Amerecan
Count von Bernstof
LIST TAKERS APPOINTMENTS FOR UNION COUNTY TOWNSHIPS
Public notice lists listing times and locations for tax list takers and assessors across Union county townships. It cites Hafard Walters Trinity J Green Goose Crook Monroe Marshville Lanes Creek New Salem Olive Branch and others with specific dates in May and daily hours for listing citizens for taxation.
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Union County
Orty
Hafard
Armfield’s
Walters
Trinity School
Notice of Dissolution of Marriage in Union County Superior Court
In Union County Superior Court, August Term 1915, Bertie McCall sues Grady McCall for divorce. Grady McCall must appear at the term held five Mondays before September first, 1915, at Monroe courthouse or demur to the complaint. Attorneys Redwine & Sikes represent the plaintiff.
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North Carolina
Union County
Superior Court
Bertie McCall
Grady McCall
A. D
Said
Monroe
N. C
R. W. Lem
Wisconsin Senator LaFollette Runs South for Talks in Four Cities
Wisconsin's Senator Robert LaFollette plans a Southern speaking tour starting in Clarksville Tennessee and visiting Charlotte Raleigh Willington Greensboro and Asheville. The trip signals a possible presidential bid and hints at a shift with party lines as he pursues a broader audience with bold, independent messaging.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Robert Marion LaFollette
Bob
North Carolina
Tve
Charlotte
Raligh
Willington
Greensboro
Asheville
LaFollette
South
Clarksville
Eit
Wisione
LaFallette
Walter Clark
Supreme Rhand
Department of Justice
Clark
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
LaPollette
United States
Republican Party
Boose
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Marshville
Thin County
Rutherford County
Cabinet
Wil ‘Side
Dr. King
Goose Crook
J. Davis Helms
W. FP. Robinson
W. Cloats
Long's
HA. Sells
Unionville
C. Clontz
A. A. Secrest
Monroe Township
H. Richardson
T. B. Williams
Marshville Township
Narshville
Ashcraft
Lanes Creek Township
Henry Rayfield
W. L. Thomas
B. B. Parker
New Salem
Olive Branch
Stewart School House
New Hope
Sato
D. Nance
A. A. Gaddy
Liat Taker
Rheubarb
M. Waller
B. C. Redfearn
Bruner
Matthews
W. C. Lemmond
Old Library Room
Ney McNeelfy
Savings, Loan & Trust Building
W. B. Houston
Fitzgerald Building
Court House
Monroe, N. C
R. L. Payne
Union Drug Co
W. B. Love
Law
Monroe, WN. C
Reiss
Austin & Correll
English Drug CO
Old Reliable Drug Store
The
Bank of Union
Bank of Union Capital
Gordon Iiinvestment CO
Philadelphia Life Ins. Co
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank Bldg
Dex
Fowler & Lee, Sale and Exchange Stables
Monroe,n.c
Baker's
Monroe Insurance’ & Investment Company
Bank of Union Building
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