Webb A Leader In Lower House
Washington reports from North Carolina say Rep. Edwin Yates Webb faces potential primary opposition but Democrats concede he has strong support from the White House and party leaders. Opponents include Charles A. Jonas and ex-Judge W B Council, yet Webb’s record against war and loyalty to President Wilson bolster his renomination prospects.
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Webb's Wartime Legislation Highlighted in Coming Election
The article praises Congressman Webb for guiding key war measures through Congress. It notes his role as judiciary committee chairman and cites the espionage bill, the vessel take over act, the allied enlistment act, the Webb export bill, interstate shipping regulation, and the soldiers and sailors civil relief act as major achievements.
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Hon Edwin Y Webb War Leader in Congress
Hon Edwin Y Webb of North Carolina’s ninth district chaired the House Judiciary Committee and led key war measures. He steered the passage of longshoremen benefits, food control amendments, a national prohibition bill, and the sedition law, with praise from President Wilson for the Overman bill and other administration backed wartime statutes.
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Young girl learns men’s promises need deeds, not suits
A perceptive note reflects on a young girl discovering that a man who appears dapper in a dress suit may still be a poor provider, emphasizing lessons about character over appearance.
Watson Granted Absolute Divorce in Superior Court
In the May term of the superior court three divorces were granted in the morning with Judge C. C. Lyon departing in the afternoon. One white case involved Bertha Grohn Watson of Ocean View Virginia and her husband 8S. J. Watson, who was reportedly under bond in Norfolk.
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Walker Family Disputes Highlight Split Split
Other cases involved Joe Walker versus Gertrude Walker and Adrian St George against Clara St George, signaling ongoing domestic or civil contest among two sibling pairs.
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Castle Hayne Wins Fourth Straight Over Coast Line
Castle Hayne defeated Coast Line 10 to 4 at Hilton, rallying from a three-run deficit. Seven runs came in the fourth inning as the visitors hammered three Railroad pitchers and secured their fourth consecutive win.
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