President Wilson denounces party bosses at Pennsylvania rally
President Wilson speaks at Shadow Lawn addressing a large Pennsylvania audience about “invisible government” in the GOP, naming Elihu Root and Walter Edge while condemning the Old Guard. He argues the fight is in Congress, not the White House, and vows to cooperate to pass his party’s pledges.
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Two Sermons Mark Club Meeting and Local News
Mrs. W A Lane chaired a Music Club session with a large turnout. Topics covered included Music of Bohemia Hungary and Poland, with readings on Early Bolenian Music and Dusset and Skroup. Members shared piano selections and a buffet luncheon followed. Local notes record health scares, obituaries, and community events in Wingate and nearby areas, including church anniversaries and civic appointments.
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Hungary
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Green
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W. J. Boger
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C. W. Koch Ttaky
J. F. Laney
Tragedy in Oberlin: car strikes Hughes family on lawn
Oct. 15 report from Oberlin Ontario details a fatal interurban crash at the Hughes country home. John Hughes Jr a wealthy stock broker his wife and one daughter were killed along with Mrs George Hollingsworth. A second daughter Lenore, 11, survived with severe injuries after the automobile stalled on the tracks and an approaching car could not stop in time.
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Palmersville
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Lone Oak
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C. D. Meacham
Mesdames
H. M. Ulmer
Lee Griffin
Joseph Yokeley
T. J. Payne
A. Bivens
Joe
Meadow Branch
Br. Bivens
Zion
R. L. Womble
Calvin Nash
Arthur Evans
O. Plt
Oberlin
Onto
John Hughes, Jr
Stock Brender
George Hollingsworth
Hughes Country Home
Lenore Hughes
Forever
Spartanburg
W. ©. Wrightson
East Main
Oakland Avenue
F. T. Canpeel
Weighton
Steedsley Hospital
L. W. Jenkin
Oakland Avenue School
Union County Big Hog at the Charlotte Fair
About two weeks ago Mr. John W Howie's ten pound Duroc Jersey pig was bought and shipped to Mecklenburg county. Now the Charlotte papers are calling attention to this remarkable Mecklenburg product.
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Mecklenburg County
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Walterboro and Lexington guests attend Mrs Warren rock party
Details guests Mrs J C Lemacks of Walterboro and Mrs H M Ulmer of Lexington honored at a rock party by Mrs J D Warren. Nearby reports note Villa’s wife and son arriving in the United States planning stay in San Antonio Texas and a street railway pole accident injuring Dr W Wrightson in Spartanburg.
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J. C. Lemacks
Walterboro
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Lexington
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Villa
United States
San Antonio, Texas
Waist Ready Made Styles At Nassiff And Joseph Monroe
The advertisement claims women on Monroe streets noticed stylish waists purchased at Nassiff and Joseph. It asserts a novel, varied collection of materials and modes at low prices, suggesting goods are cheaper than making them yourself.
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Nassiff & Joseph
Wingate land sale under mortgage notice
W. M. Perry Mill Company assigns mortgage and will sell at public auction on Monday November 20 1916 at noon at the Monroe court house door. Real property in Wingate North Carolina described by boundary lines beginning at Y M Boggan corner and Lowery corner, conveyed to W R Free by P A Parker in 1919. Proceeds satisfy mortgage. desirable house and lot in a fine community. ISTACK Parker Attorneys.
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Istack & Parker, Attys
Trial In Union County Superior Court Details Abuse Case
The Union county Superior Court hears the case of John Wentz of Buford township charged with criminally assaulting his daughter on September 16. Witness testimony included the defendant’s mother, while the defense appears to concede the act but may challenge responsibility. Several defendants face assorted charges with varying outcomes, including fines, costs, and sentences.
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Buford Township
Union County
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DeLaney
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Strong in Middle West for Wilson in powerful dispatch
Reports from the Middle West indicate a decisive victory for President Wilson with favorable forecasts across Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Missouri Nebraska Kansas Illinois Michigan and Iowa. The campaign notes rising support in Rocky Mountain and Pacific states as labor mobilizes against Hughes on the S hour law and peace issues drive votes including women voters in Illinois.
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Journal Subscription Price Increase Announced
The Journal raised its subscription price to 1.50 dollars per year for old and new subscribers, effective after Saturday night October 7. The decision cites higher paper and production costs, noting other papers of similar size charge two dollars annually.
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