The Daily Ledger January 24 1917 Political Quips
A dense column of satirical notes on Governor Rye Tennessee politics the congressional pork barrel and world affairs. It pokes fun at quacks politics weather London Turkey Roosevelt and Wall Street while noting the looming legislative focus on patent medicine and alcohol. The humor thread centers on public figures and topical issues of the era with brisk witticisms.
Plenty of Good Bills At Issue In Legislature
The legislature shows many statewide bills likely to gain attention this session. Lawmakers seem to focus on practical measures and state institutions, with a notable proposal to penalize concealed pistol carriers, including a $50 fine or thirty days in jail for first offenses and stiffer penalties for later violations.
Call for Higher Pay for New Hanover County Teachers
General support for increased teacher salaries highlights New Hanover County urging a raise for local teachers. The note stresses training, long-term service, and living costs, arguing education foundation hinges on decent compensation. It also mentions school needs and legislative actions like the Anti-Saloon bill and pending measures.
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Knit goods manufacturers meet to discuss tariffs and needles
Knit goods manufacturers from the South convene in Asheville to consider threats to the industry. They focus on securing adequate tariff protection and addressing British delays in German needle shipments to the United States.
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Asheville
N. C
South
America
Lawson's boast on NYSE probe by Congress
Washington Herald reports the investigation of the New York Stock Exchange by Congress appears to be fulfilling Lawson's boast. The scope and implications of the inquiry draw attention to regulatory oversight and market practices.
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Lawson
New York Stock Exchange
Congress
Washington Herald
Birthday births mark notable figures from politics to finance
Joseph H Choate born in Salem Massachusetts sixty five years ago today. Marcus A Smith born near Cyn thiana Kentucky sixty five years ago today. Charles H Niehaus designer of Francis Scou xey memorial born in Cincinnati sixty two years ago today. Mrs Kate Waller Barrett born in Stafford county Virginia fifty nine years ago today. Charles R Flint born in Thomaston Maine sixty seven years ago today. Moses P Kinkaid born in Monongahela county West Virginia sixty three years ago today.
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Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Salem
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Charles H. Niehaus
Francis Scouxey
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Marcus A. Smith
United States
Arizona
Cynthiana
Kate Waller Barrett
Florence Crittenton League of Compassion
Stafford County
School board question sparks Democratic caucus debate
The Democrats in the General Assembly clash over school board elections amid calls for uniform policy. Leaders fear factional factionalism, while the public favors universal elective boards. Governor Bickett presses for consistency against discriminatory appointment. A referendum could settle the issue.
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General Assembly
Bickett
Hardware Men at Dallas Annual Texas Conven tion
Texas hardware and implement dealers gathered in Dallas for the state association annual convention. Representatives filled the city as the three day meeting opened to discuss key trade problems and industry concerns.
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Dallas
Texas
Hardware and Implement Trade In
Notice of Sale of Land in Wilmington
In Superior Court before the Clerk of New Stanover County Wilmington plaintiffs and tenants in common seek division of a Wilmington land tract. Defendants must appear February 12, 1917, to answer the petition or relief will be granted. Clerk W N Harriss January 6, 1917.
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Howe
Jane Tl. Howe
Alfred Trowe
Wilfard Howe
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Superior Court
W. N. Harriss
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Cuba
Jacksonville
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R. W. Wallace
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Executrix Notice for Estate of F P Barlow
Executrix Sarah E Barlow notifies all creditors to present their claims against the estate of F P Barlow deceased verified by January 1, 1918. Debtors are urged to make prompt payments. Dated January 17, 1917, by attorney Clayton Grant.
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Barlow
Sarah E, Barlow
Clayton Grant
National economy as a key element of preparedness
The fragment argues the national economy is essential to preparedness, noting concerns about readiness and the interdependence of economic strength with national security. It frames economic collapse as a barrier to future readiness and resilience.
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