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The Review in High Point, North Carolina

04 May 1916

Page 10

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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1916

Page

10

Democrats Endorse Wilson at Raleigh State Convention

North Carolina delegates and alternates are chosen at the Raleigh Democratic Convention. The platform praises President Wilson and preparedness while preserving white supremacy principles and a strong state economy. Delegates-at-large and district delegates to the national convention are elected, with Amos Simmons and others presiding.

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Wilson North Carolina Daniels Frimary Simmons Overman Craig Julians Durham Delelarge Gonhy Cameron Risu Charlotte J. O. Carremineton Dele-gates A. W. McLean Lumberton Democratic Party Senate Indrees Milanie Sively Morey United States Navy Departments Col Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Warren J. HE. Underwood Raleigh Anson A. J. Maxwell Stacy Wade K. B. Council J. D. Murphy Buncombe St. Louis Biggs Wakes Senator Simmons Senator Overman Julian S. Carr Brock E. L. Travis J. C. Biggs Thomas D. Warren Cameron Morrison Wade Harris Murphy E .L. Travis Harris J. Crawford Biggs Asheville T. D. Warren New Bern Col. W. G. Lamb Martin A. T. Baker Chowan Caswell Thomas J. Gold High Point T. H. Steadman O. L. Clark T. A. Lyon G. B. Patterson Bayard Clark K. R. Hoyle Lee J. A. Jones Scotland J. W Lambeth Davidson D. M. Reese Yadkin Mitch Benoy Wilkes Clegg Ashcraft Union J. S. Henderson Rowan R. L. Smith Stanly Walter Murphy C. P. Matheson Alexander Mark Squires Caldwell John A. Parker Mecklenburg C. B. Armstrong Gaston Guy V. Roberts Madison W. C. Erwin Burke Edward E. Britton Tom Pence A. L. Watt Edward B. Britton
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Democratic Platform Endorses Wilson and North Carolina Progress

The Democratic platform lauds Woodrow Wilson and a three year national and sixteen year state record of reform. It highlights tariff reform, the Federal Reserve Act, and Clayton antitrust advances, plus state education, health, roads, and rural development. It pledges economy, public accountability, and continued Democratic leadership in North Carolina.

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Democratic Party Wall Street New York Treasury of United States Washington Congress Senate House of Congress Locke Craig United States Census Department Union North Carolina Republican Party State Department of Agriculture A. and M. College
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Well spent money on Cleveland school health program

Cleveland operates 86 school dispensaries and clinics with 16 physicians one oculist and 27 trained nurses at 36000 yearly. The visiting nurse educates parents pupils families and teachers in hygiene and prompt treatment reducing exclusions for contagious diseases and guiding home care to uncover health sources.

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Cleveland Ohio
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Connecting Link to Tie Mountain to Sea Highway Across Several Counties

The Charlotte Pinehurst Raleigh Highway Association moves toward surveying and building a connecting link for the Mountain To Sea Highway. Counties Moore Montgomery Stanly Cabarrus and Mecklenburg pledge support. Survey to begin in May with construction hoped to start soon.

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Albemarle Charlotte-Pinehust-Raleigh Highway Association Hank Moore Montgomery Stanly Cabarrus Mecklenburg Stat Highway Commission J. Hyde Pratt Charlotte Pinehurst W. L. Spoon U. S North Carolina
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Memorial for Ney McNeeley in Monroe Public Library Plan

A movement to build a Ney McNeeley memorial as a public library gains traction in Monroe. The initiative is supported by the Woman's Club and aims to honor a young former state legislator who died aboard the torpedoed Persia on January 1 en route to Aden to become U S Consul.

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Ney McNeely Monroe Ney McNeeley Woman’s Club Persia Mediterranean Sea Aden United States Union Anson Stanly
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Charred Body Found in Hotel Fire Debris

The charred body of L. E. Mitchell, a High Point printer for Winston Printing, was found buried under debris beneath the room where he slept. He died in the Neil Hotel disaster that damaged Hutchens Drug Store and Auditor ium. Mitchell leaves a widow and three children and had arrived about a week ago to work in Winston.

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Winston-Salem L. E. Mitchell High Point Neil Hotel Hutchens Drug Store Mitchell Winston Printing Company
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Hickory Sells Bond Issue Details and Bidder

Hickory approved a $35,000 bond issue for a new school and water sewer extension. Wachovia Banking & Trust Co. of Winston-Salem submitted the winning bid, paying a premium of 1321 plus accrued interest from May 1, engraving costs, and attorney fees. Bids totaled 25830 for the school bonds and 10491 for the water bonds.

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Hickory Wachovia Banking & Trust Co Winston-Salem
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Lexington Receives Major Growth Boost From Mill Expansion

Lexington moves ahead as Erlanger Mills plan to double capacity by running day and night once housing is ready. Seventeen acres, known as the Games property near the National Highway between Lexington and Winston-Salem, are bought for eighty homes to be built immediately.

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Lexington Erlanger Mills Games Winston-Salem
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Oai National Party Simmons, Overman, Craig Carr Binat Ln Syre Yountal the Democratic State Platform Republic Democratic Congress Congerss Charlotte-Pinehurst-Ral Eigh Highway Moore, Montgomery, Stanly, Cabarrus and
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