Glenn Opens County Campaign Yesterday
Governor Glenn launched the Democratic campaign here with a strong defense of the Wilson administration and constructive legislation. He praised Wilton and the Democratic record, attacked Republicans and Marion Butler, and urged support for Democrats on November 7 while predicting Wilson’s reelection. The crowd was large and attentive as Glenn spoke for about an hour, finishing with a folksy, preaching-style close.
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Butler
Bebine
Publiscan
Tiis
Gleam
A. M. Stark
North Carolina
Sterling
Woodrow Wilsor
Glenn
Republican
Russell
Marion Butler
Marian
Green
Mr. Wilson
Democratic Party
Hege Strike Threat Looms As Mayor Warns
Labor leaders faced formal government warning from Mayor Mitchell that the city would use full military and civil powers to prevent disorders if a general general strike called tomorrow to aid street car workers ensues. Ernest Roth of the Central Federated Union announced the strike after talks with labor leaders and a citizens committee failed to avert action.
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Eral
New York
New York Dispatch
Michel
Diphtheria Epidemic and Immunization Advice in Monroe
Letter from H. D. Stewart warns of a diphtheria rise in Monroe linked to season and exposure. Urges immunization with antitoxine to protect children for eight to ten weeks, noting a thousand units costs about fifty to sixty cents. Calls for tracing unusual Union County deaths in the past three months to understand causes.
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Monroe
Union County
H. D. Stewart
Two Died as Train Hits Auto in Henderson Collision
Miss Lucy Bullock of Drewry Warren county and Frank Morton of Thomasville Vance county were killed when a Durkara Northern box car struck their seven passenger automobile near Henderson. Mrs James Bullock mother of Miss Bullock and Reg Hays driving escaped with injuries as Hays attempted to rush clear.
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Lucy Bullock
Drewry
Warren County
Frank Morton
Thomasville
Vance County
Henderson
Durkara & Northern
James Bullock
Mins Bullock
Reg Hays
Bruke
Miss Bullock
Merton
Hays
Morton
Miss Matlock
Zeeeetoese
Milas Secrest dies. Waxhaw notable buried near Monroe
Milas Secrest, prominent Waxhaw resident and Civil War veteran, died at 85 after organic illness. Funeral held Tuesday in Waxhaw, burial in Monroe area with Masonic honors. Survived by two children J T Weir and W Secrest. married Suzan McNeeley in 1855. A long life marked by family losses during 1878 79 and service in Capt. McCauley’s company.
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Comeman
Ott
Monroe
Waxhaw
Milas
Secrest
Andrew Secrest
Mr. Secrest
Ony
J.T. Weir
Mr. W. Secrest
Suzan McNeeley
Presbyterian Church
Inscore and Son
Wayhaw Graded School
Unity
Mies Ae Pigler
J. Vigler
Otis Kelly
Chibourn
C. E. Robertson
Wilmington
Chadbourn
Sanitorius
Charlotte
Frank Niven
J. M. Niven
Olin Niven
Indian Trail News Highlights Local Visits and Weather Banter
Correspondent reports visits by T D Maness of Concord to J W Rallings, Carl Crowell of Aberdeen and Carl Orr of Charlotte, plus gatherings at A B Garmany and the Railings residence. Notes on cooler weather, velvet bean harvests, and a half crop cotton situation. A closing letter criticizes political partisanship and mocks the editor.
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Gilbert Seys
Indian Trail
T. D. Maness
Concord
J. W. Rallings Sundey
Joe Kendall
Columbia
A. B. Garmany
Carl Crowell
Aberdeen
J. M. Tomberlin
Annie Crowell
Odessa Lormond
Matthews
J.T. Yeorgin
Unionville
Carl Orr
Charlotte
Kate Crowell
A. A. Reid
Siler
J. L. Railings
C. Snider
D. DB. Snider
Monroe
J. W. Railings
Vernon Harkey
Badin
Badin Aluminum Works
Jack Frost
W. H. Kinley
Stones
Theodore McLain
Will Kendall
J.T. Hargett
P. Kendall
Lincolnton
J. F. Conder
Gilbert
Self Denial Echoes In Farmer Talk On Prospects
A farmer notes his son Josh remains undisturbed by personal plans, focusing instead on how the farmer is getting along and never considering his own future. The exchange highlights unselfishness and family dynamics in rural life.
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Josh
Farmer Corntessel
Villa Promised Turs After Attack at Chilaaay City
Washington dispatch reports on the September 16 fighting in Chilapa City during Villa’s assault on the Carranga garrison. Villa allegedly led the attack, seizing the penitentiary and other buildings for hours, then retreating with promises to return for captured arms. Officials question the completeness and accuracy of Bell’s dispatch.
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Washington Dispatch
Chilaabay City
Villa Celebra
Catranga
War Department
Tron Bete
George Hell
Bl Paso
Villa
Carranga
Bell
State Department
Journal Subscription Rates Decline Annual Price Set
The Journal announces new subscription prices: 81.50 yearly, 0.75 for six months, and 0.40 for three months. Old subscribers may renew at the old price of one dollar until October first, with many taking advantage of this offer.
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Eee Enenee
Death of Mrs Margaret Stewart Beloved County Home Matron
Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Stewart wife of W T Stewart died in Charlotte hospital Thursday morning after a long illness at the county home where she and her husband served fifteen years. Doctors found a stomach mass and performed an operation but pneumonia from ether led to her death at eight o clock. Funeral at the county home today and burial in Monroe cemetery. She was 55, survived by husband and daughter, with brothers and sisters from Buford township and New Salem area.
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Charlotte Hospital
Margaret Elizabeth Stewart
W.T. Stewart
Stewart
Colle
Stevens
Gurney
Monroe
A. J. Nelson
Buford Township
Shei
M. Threatt
DB. B. Nelson
Meeklenturg County
W. M. Starnes
JM Starnes
Buford Townelip
Henry Nisbet
Dickeon Townelily
New
Adeline Moore
Austin
W Austin
New Salen Towishige
Lester Holue
New Salen Township
Della Austin
Thoras Austin
Greenville, & C
Wlay Austin
Charlotte
John M
Iman
Wingate
Iearthe
Reddick Pope
Good Lady
Goone Creek Township
Wingate School
Mice Rosa Mlakeney
Mixx Blakeney
Wingate Puloso
Phe
Ted
Tin
Inipree
Philos
Apul
Mr. Uypehaw
Europe
Hope Wien
Fey J. Blick
Ada Gathings
Bale of cotton sells for twenty three cents per pound
Morning sale by J T Taylor and M Bivens of this township yields a bale weighing 513 pounds and seed to J K E Stack & Co for 23 cents a pound totaling 145.92 dollars. This harvest surpasses prewar prices as demand for long staple cotton rises, with the bale described as very fine and inch and a quarter in size. Mr Taylor expects to secure four or five more dollars later.
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J. T. Taylor
M. Bivens
J. KE. Stack
Imehead
Taylor
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