Bryan Seeks Dry Victory For Democrats In 1920
Exclusive World interview with William Jennings Bryan discusses making the national Democratic party dry over four years, the Prohibition issue as a moral turning point, how it shaped Wilson Hughes Roosevelt dynamics, and potential party realignments to win dry votes in the West and across states.
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Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
the World
Bryan
Holland House
New York
Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Iiue
Mr. Hughes
Shales
Democratic Party
Mr. Wilson
Prohibition
Alleghany Mountains
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Wyoming
North Dakota
Ann
Hhs
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Roy
Mr. Bryan
Sam
Mexico
Europe
Nebraska
Mississippi
Indiana
Indianapolis
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Chicago
Anti- Saloon League
Goose Creek Farmers Hear Farm Loan Meeting Notice
Goose Creek township farmers interested in the Federal Farm Loan System are asked to meet at Simpson's schoolhouse on Saturday night December 2 1916 to organize a Farm Loan Association. T M Wiley See Pro Tem notes the need for dignity in office.
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Goose Creek Township
Simpson’s
T. M. Wiley
Canning Factory in Chesterfield County Shine Reveals Industry
Paxeland Journal notes a modern canning facility in Montross, Chesterfield county, run by H. V. Shroyer that contracts with local farmers to grow vegetables. The plant cans fruits and vegetables with seventy cans per minute, signaling a neglected local industry revived.
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Terry and Smith
Paxeland Journal
Montross
H. V. Shroyer
Middle West
Chesterfield County
N. A. Rodgers
Lanes Creek Township
J. J. Terry
Ranford Smith
Terry
Smith
D. H. Parker
Charlotte
P. R. Rogers
W. B. Laney
Union County
Laney
Three Pisley
Pageland
North Carolina Farmers Union backs schools not politics plan
At Raleigh meeting the North Carolina Farmers Union re elected officers and adopted an educational report urging a uniform exam, gradation and certification for teachers. It endorses vocational subjects, traveling libraries, stricter compulsory attendance, and a county board selection plan free from party politics plus a State Council of Education. It calls for medical school inspections funded in the state budget.
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Pover
Farmers State Union
Raleigh
News and Observer
North Carolina Farmers’ Union
J. Y. Joyner
Library Commission
North Carolina
County Board of Education
State A. and M. College
State Normal and Industrial College
Eastern Carolina Training School
Appalachian Training School
Cullowhee Normal and Training School
Farmers’ Union
North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly
State Farmers’ Union
Farners’ Union
State Library Commission
County Boards of Education
State Department of Education
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Hill
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T. P. Little
Miss White
Mt. Pleasant School House
Columbian
Corunna
Spain
Frederick Curtis
Curtis
Patterson
Capt
Hicboats
Seatonia
Balto
The
Yelugsen
Fordalen
Varing
Camarinas
Charlotte Observer
Avery Killough
St. Peter's Hospital
Fourth and
Brevard Streets
Killough
J. H. Lillycrop
East Trade Street
Fourth
Lockjay
Matthewa
Novus Homo
Walker School
Crn Iy
J. Sins
Jas
H. Godfrey
J. W. Rowell
Garden of Eden
T. J. W. Broom
Griffin
Broom
Privilese
Chesterfield
Weddington
Journal
J. la Rodman
Waxhaw
Auberey den
Carrie Ray
Albemiade
Ida Belk
Mineral Springs
Margaret Hudson
Duke
Annie Hemby
Edd Killough
Bad
DE Farme
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