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The Monroe Journal in Monroe, North Carolina

15 Oct 1912

Page 4

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The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1912

Page

4

Observer Tariff Fight Shapes North Carolina Politics

The Monroe Journal reprints the Charlotte Observer’s tariff debate, denouncing protection as a Republican ploy and arguing that Democratic lines defend revenue only. It cites Senator Simmons, Underwood, and Baltimore platform positions, contending tariffs mainly favor trusts and hurt farmers and workers.

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Charlotte Observer The Observer Sanseri Senate Simmons North Carolina England Mr. Simmons Democrate Sitting Bull Sititons Democrat Lion Oscar Underwood Salisbury Republican Party Democratic Party International Harvester Company Orient William Howard Taft White House
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Taxing the Moneyed Interests Targeted in Tariff Debate

A speaker argues for taxing wealthier bondholders to offset tariff losses. He contends a favored bill could have raised about 60 million dollars annually for the government, shifting burden from common people to large holders. He urges Republicans to support taxing the rich to balance tariffs and sugar reductions.

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Trhingle Realty Ad Teases Central Place Addition

A forthcoming full page advertisement from Trhingle Realty Company of Charlotte announces Central Place as the new addition to the city. The notice promises details in the next issue, highlighting development, property opportunities, and local impact.

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Not Sanitary for Lovers to Kiss Sparks Debate

In a Baltimore American style quip, readers debate whether kissing lovers is sanitary, with a witty exchange asking if love can ever be healthy and a sharp counter about lovers kissing for their health.

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Baltimore American
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