North Carolina Senate Race Split Over Corporate Interests
The piece argues that voters must scrutinize who backs candidates especially in the senatorial race where moneyed interests and large corporations allegedly back Senator Simmons. It labels opponents Governor Kitchin and Judge Clark as the true representatives of the people and warns of press ties to the Duke and Southern Power Company. It cites newspaper influence and a Water Power Trust report to claim trusts seek control of state politics and public utilities, urging farmers and workers to resist such control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshville
Kitcbin
Judge Clark
Stumons
Mirty
Caroling Union
Farner
Congress
South Carolina
Fort Mil
Simmons
Democrate Party
Hue
Sitimens
Govanor Kitehin
Charlotte
The
Southern Railway
Southern Power Company
Duke's Charlotte Bank
Charlotte Observer
Kitchin
Clark
Kuehli
Dukes
Alfred Henry Lewis
Root
Roosevelt
White House
Kitelly
North Carolina
Unitedes Commissioner of Corporations
Mr. Smith
Vresident
United States
Water Power Trust
Cy Light
Bss
Governor Kins
Bople
Corporation
Sudge Clark
Suburban land sales and political critique cited in Monroe notices
An editor prints a farmer's call to judge AMI candidates by public welfare, then announces two public sales in Union County North Carolina. The first sale, October 26, 1912, exposes Armfield Bros. property on Morgan Mill road with a four room house and 25 acres, terms half cash. The second sale, November 4 or 6, 1912, lists 54 acres connected to the Munday Starnes estate and a large partition sale of lot No. 6 in Larch Hamilton lands with payment terms and court-directed partition details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Clarence Poe
Progressive Farmer
AMI
Congress
Matem Blazer
Ted
Georgia
New York
Court House
Monroe
N. C
Helms
Armfield Bros
Morgan Mill Road
N.C
Iles
Bear Skin Creek
Armsted
Prh Tee
Priv Hce
Cengie
Sng Pa A. Englist
Davis
Arofielt
Gell
Howie
J. W. Houston
Munday Starnes
W. C. Stak
C. S. Howle
Sikes Company, Incorporated
C. Howle
Griffith
Superior Court of
North Carolina
Huxter Bivens Et
Virgie Bivens
Union
Negro Head Creek
Anld
Siilhouse
College Road
Hamilton
Office of the Register of Deeds
Sale of Benjamin F Sutton farm in Monroe County
Auction of the Sutton home tract in Union County North Carolina to the highest bidder. The 126 acre farm lies five miles west of Monroe near the Howe place with timber two wells water an orchard a dwelling and tenant house. Terms: one third cash, one third in twelve months, balance in two years with deferred payments bearing interest. Sale held October 7 by executor G W Sutton and attorneys Redwine Sikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Sutton
Nion County
F. M. Sutton
Sutton
Sims
Verdoor
Monroe
Mon
Union County
North Carolina
Frank Sutton
Tt. J. Gordon
P.M. Sutton
C. Secrest
E. C. Secrest
T. J. Gordon
Howe Place
FM. Sutton
Wesley Chapel Graded School
Tla
G. W. Sutton
Et Redwine & Sikes
Attys
Eye-Sight Specialist Visit in Monroe Two Weeks
Dr HH Smith an eye sight specialist will be at his Monroe North Carolina office for the next two weeks through Saturday October 19 offering scientifically fitted glasses and vision care for residents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Smith
Monroe
N. C
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