Government Policy Split Marks War Debate Across Nation
The article surveys public opinion on America’s WWI role, noting France’s requests for troops, Britain’s warnings, and Roosevelt’s stance. It contrasts calls to arm munition production with sending soldiers abroad, while quoting editorials and regional historical disputes. It also includes sketches of local life and a fox hunting anecdote.
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France
America
Roosevelt
Kansas City Star
Great Britain
Germany
Celtain
Jacksons North Carolina Roots Spark Secession Mood
A fragment notes Andrew Jackson in a somber mood as South Carolina debates secession over tariff policy. It asserts Jackson’s birth in North Carolina and hints at regional tensions reflecting his influence on Carolina opinions. The text presents a dated, rhetorical view of loyalty and national unity.
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Parton
Waxhaw
Jackson
North Carolina
Palmetto
Greenville News
Charlotte Observer
Andrew Jackson
Union County
Lancaster County
South
Carolin
Hinself
Alexander Salley
South Carolina Historical Commission
Charlotte
W. C Benet
Abbeville
South Carolina
Washington
Georgia
Joe Cannon
Hoke Smith
Andy
Canree
Umnols
Old Virginia
Ed Neal
Seaboard
Dr. Harrington
Mr. McPhail
Harrington
Berlin
Capt. Neal
Virginia
Solomon
Dan
Monroe Hardware Company
Chet
Monroe Hardware Co
Monroe
Professor Becker
Majestic
Earth
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Neal
W.H. Belk & Bro
Men's Union
Cooper Union
Parker House
Becker
Prof. Becker