Fire Signals in War Company Origins Questioned
An unclear note questions a war company’s background citing “proof positive” upon request. The fragment hints at internal accusations about fire incidents and the need to verify origins and motives.
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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1912
Page
7
North Carolina Leaders Back Roosevelt At GOP Convention
North Carolina Republicans at Raleigh endorsed Theodore Roosevelt for the Chicago convention. Delegates at large and alternates were instructed to vote for Roosevelt, with Rich mond Pearson and others backing his cause. Taft supporters faced sharp attacks as the Roosevelt faction moved to control state party posts and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh
Roosevelt
Union County
Taft
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Isaac Meekins
Wheeler Martin
Be Rae Secrereely
Cyrus Thompson
Jacksonville
Thomas EB
Owen
Clinton
Richmond Pearson
Asheville
Zed V. Walser
Lexington
Thomas
Persia
Walter Henry
Willam Howard Taft
Col
Zeb. W. Walser
Roosevelt State Committee
Marion Butler
United States
B.C. Duncan
John M. Morehead
State Committee
C. Alphonso Staith
University of Virginia
Charles 1
Capitol Square
Baleigh
Robert Strange
Foust
State Normal and Industrial College
Melver
TY. Joyner
Teroommitee
Desiga
Erner Kitchin
Lula Martin Melver
Edu
Fayetteville Street
A Useful Colored Man Simeon Dockery Dies in Scotland County
In Scotland County a long serving negro pastor named Simeon Dockery died recently. For over thirty years he led one congregation preaching temperance virtue and righteousness. He was humble polite and honest and taught his people to be so. Though not a man of letters he was widely read for his race. Peace to his ashes.
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Scotland County
Simeon Dockery
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