Democracy Gives Wilson Nationwide Victory In 1916 Election
The article details President Wilson's potential reelection as results flood in from California and other states. It notes Democratic gains in the South and West, the shift of key battlegrounds, and mentions electoral vote totals and ongoing recounts. It also covers state-by-state outcomes in North Carolina and Union County precinct results for local races.
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Nott Carolina
Washington
Congress
Wilson
New York
Hughes
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mixsissippi
Missouri
Montinad
Neraska
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Olio
Ouluehoma
South Carolina
Teanes- Utah
Virginia
Texas
Washingto Mexico
Mr. Hughes
Connecticut
Delaware
Olinvis
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New Hampshire
West Virginia
California
Democratic
Republican
Chairon Rowell
Willcox
Sanmer White House
Shadow Lawn
Rhinecliff
N.Y
Chalifornia
New Mexico
Republican National Committee
George W. Wickersham
United States
Everett Colby
George W
Pring
Itrman
North Dalais
New Hampel
McCormick
Parker
Morgan J. O'brien
Delancey Nicoll
John B. Stanchfield
Pari
Democratic National
Colaton
New
Orginal
General Assembly
Lanes Creek
Vance
Euto
West Sandy Ridge
Olive Branch
Union County
Bickett
North Monroe
South Monroe
Wingate
Par
Marshville
Armfield’s
Irbyn
Mekett
Wilson’s
Parker Waxhaw
Marvin
Bickkett
West Sandy
Tay Ride
North Goo Creek
South Fioose Creek
Tinionville
Bichkett
Woodrow Wilson Campaign Returns Strong in Union County
Election results show J. D. Robinson winning Union County by about two thousand votes over Pressley Drown. Democratic tickets carried countywide with large margins in county offices and local races across precincts including Goose Creek and Monroe Township.
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Ion Congress
J. D. Robinson
Union County
Pressley E. Drown
Seventh
Banner County
Congress
North Monroe
Robinson
Brown
South Monroe
Wingate
Monroe Township
F. M. Sutton
C. C. Sikes
W. TD. Bivens
Monroe
Ofle
F W. Cy Suedere
W. Willian
Wd Wood Nernhards
Sikes
Bivens
Gordon
Lanes Creek
W. D Melton
G. W. Mullies
C Fincher
E.R. Starmes
A. M. Eubanks
D.C. Montgomery
Dutanke
Minors
Belk
Starnes
Fincher
Plyler
Rold
J. W. Griffith
M. C. Long
HM. Bancon Cant
SA Warrick
J. Tose
Register of Deeds
Long
Joyce
Myler
Griffith
Rancam
Helms
J. Laney
Niven
Bancor Rowell
Rows
Lenmarond
Warkek
Cotton
Indian Trail school notes and community update
Local paper from Indian Trail reports a busy period with school and church activities. Prominent residents, including J. T. Yeargin and Mestre Emre verse volume, are noted along with plans for Tuesdays and upcoming educational rallies. Highlights include a big educational rally on Saturday featuring talks by D. McCall and R. Parker plus a bird lecture, and travel to Charlotte for election returns.
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Pratt
Geenia
Ula
Eur Pel
J. T
Mestre Emre
Pees
Pees Aibeith
Trailos
Filey Mocc
Lola Crifin
Sarah Sith
Ste. Burdett
Stacy Grr
Aed
Fm Mogroe
Wilton
B.D
Funger Vent
Bo Bers
Annals of
Distret
Mi Wy Crosby
H. M. Newcom
Charlotte
McCall
BR MK. Parker
Raleigh
J Leonard Gil
John Kendall
Land
Raymond
Ann, Housby
Mepis
Broony
Clinton Davis
Siler
B. Cox
Dallas
Tesas
BB. Shankel
Floyd Myros
Monroe
Saraly Smith
Starnes-Garmon
Cotton price range and crime reports from national notices
Cotton price data from 1865 to present cover Charlotte Monroea and Washington markets with figures from 1881 to 1889. A Florida agent Addison faced murder and robbery charges with a Bank of Homestead case resulting in three deaths after a two week chase. two suspects surrendered.
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Waxhaw
Charlotte Market
Monroearket
Wwoshin
Vale
RC. Addison
Vilna Gerda
Fla
Lark
Bank of Homestead, Institution
Morita Everetades
Otler
Estimate of Print Paper Use for North Carolina Papers
Commissioner of Labor and Printing M J Shipman prepared an estimate showing 3 000 tons of print paper will be used by North Carolina daily and weekly newspapers in 1927. The cost at current prices will be about 521 000 dollars, based on circulation data filed with his office. The estimate was made for a committee of the North Carolina Press Association seeking bulk purchases.
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M. J. Shipman
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association
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