Broadcasting a Stench on Wilson Hounding Persists Across Media
The Greensboro News’ reprint rails at Wilson critics who vilify the former president even after his retirement. It cites Hubert Lansing’s dismissal and McCombs’s posthumous book How Mad Woodrow Wilson President as proof of a drumbeat of demagoguery and moral ruin in American public life.
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The Lynching At Kinston
A large crowd estimated at 1500 to 2000 gathered in Kinston to lynch a Black man. The piece argues strong sentiment demands law and urges authorities to prevent mob violence while calling for justice through proper punishment of the crime. It also urges leaders to denounce lynching and to renounce the crimes that fuel racial violence.
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Kinston
Fragmentary lines argue against neglecting racial crimes
The text presents a compact critique of those who condemn crimes while ignoring wider racial injustices and white supremacist views. It frames the issue as a failure to address systemic racism and calls out selective outrage.
Republicans Attack Fordney Tariff Bill Says Opposition Widens
The News and Observer reports Republican dissent over the Fordney tariff as senators and representatives condemn the measure as dangerous and ill conceived. Critics urge revisions and warn the public will punish Congress if the bill passes as is.
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Europe
Beck
Wisconsin
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News and Observer
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted By Local Backache Case
A High Point resident, Gilbert Tucker of 503 East Green Street, reports relief from kidney and back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes initial misery from weakness, frequent nighttime urination, and dizziness resolved after one box, with continued preventive use. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York markets the remedy.
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Bright
Dean
Gilbert Tucker
E. Green
Doan
Tucker
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfers
Buffalo
N. Y
Divorce Proceeding Initiated in Guilford County
The Pliff has commenced an absolute divorce suit in the Superior Court of Guilford County. The defendant is required to appear at the Guilford County Superior Court Clerk’s office on August 22, 1921, to answer or demur to the complaint or the plaintiff will apply for the requested relief. Clerk M. W. Gant notes the date of July 22, 1921.
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Pliff
Xd County
Guilford County
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