Collector Bailey Here Tonight In Raleigh
K J W Bailey the internal revenue collector for the Eastern District will speak at the county courthouse this evening in support of Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic administration. A large crowd is expected as Bailey delivers forthright Democratic arguments aimed at reelecting the party.
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Court House
County Court House
Woodrow Wilson
K. Dailey
Bailey
R. Cashwell
Democratic
Raleigh
Cashwell
Wilson Club sends circular letters to campaign workers
Hundreds of copies of a follow up letter were mailed by Woodrow Wilson Club officials in Wilmington to campaign committee men and Wilson supporters. President W. A. McGirt praised supporters, urged backing for Wilson and noted the country’s prosperity and peace while honoring Wilson’s leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson Club
Wilson
W. A. McGirt
Wilmington Wilson Club
Wilcor
Scottish Rite Masons celebrate elaborate feast day at Orton Hotel
More than two hundred attendees filled the Orton Hotel for the Scottish Rite Masons annual feast day with Rev. Dr. J. J. Hurt delivering a closing tribute on Family Fraternity and Faith. Toasts honored the ladies, the Supreme Council, and departed brothers while the Scottish Rite Quartet and Grainger's Orchestra provided music. In a separate matter, Bessie Mce Faden was placed under a $100 peace bond after threatening Malinda Blunt over a dispute tied to returning a club beau.
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Orton Hotel
J. J. Hurt
First Baptist Church
C. L. Pridgen
Wilmington
A. D. McClure
C. B. Newcomb
Court of Honor
Supreme Council
Francis H. McCullough
Linwood D. Latta
Grand Lodge of North Carolina
E. E. Graham
J. H. Mitchell
F. G. Rose
W. A. McGirt
W. B. Muse
W. R
Bessie Mce-Faden
G. W. Bornemann
Bessie
Malinda Blunt
Farmers organize National Farm Loan Association in Wilmington
At a Wilmington meeting of the Wilmington Co-Operative Truck Growers Association directors farmers subscribed loans totaling 30000 for a National Farm Loan Association. A temporary organization was formed with J P Herring as president and E H Freeman as secretary treasurer as they seek permanent quarters and consider lime for lands with discussion on securing county lime deposits.
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Wilmington Co-Operative Truck Growers’ Association
Court House
New Hanover County
National Farm Loan Association
J.P. Herring
George H. Hutaff
E. H Freeman
W. D. Rhodes
van Bavel
Castle Haynes
J. P. Herring
New Bern
Wilmington
Chamber studies stock conference and highway funding
The Southern Settlement and Development Organization and Chamber of Commerce considered a live stock conference and a Wilmington Fayetteville highway appropriation of 7500 by the government. The Cape Fear bridge and extending water works were also discussed with plans to refer items to committees for future action.
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Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Clement S. Acker
F. H. Abbott
Wilmington-Fayette- Ville
W. D. MacMillan
MacMillan
Wilmington-Fayetteville
Cape Fear
Executive Committee
Business Enterprises Committee
Chamber
M. S. Willard
Willard
Wild Goose Chase Near Watha Ends With Escape
Policeman Kermon joined deputies and a bloodhound from Watha to track Romeo Carroll suspected of cotton theft. The pursuit led through swampy terrain where the suspect escaped a house raid, holes and bullets, wounding the officer and wrenching his ankle.
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Kermon
Watha
W. H. Kermon
Romeo Carroll
Kerman
Wath
Lie
T. R. Murry
Kerrian
Funeral of Mrs Holden at Bellevue Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs S W Holden who died yesterday at her Chestnut street home were held at Bellevue Cemetery at 4 PM. Rev J A Sullivan of Calvary Baptist Church officiated. Pallbearers were N M McEachern W C Peterson Daniel M Penton and Herbert ONeill.
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Bellevue Cemetery
S. W. Holden
Chestnut Street
J. A. Sullivan
Calvary Baptist Church
Messrs
N. M. McEachern
W. C. Peterson
Daniel M. Penton
Herbert O'Neill
Local Wilson fund tops 3205 for campaign drive
The Democratic drive for Woodrow Wilson raised 157 yesterday, bringing the total to 3205.75. Sixty one individuals contributed as committees led by Matthews Hogue Merritt McNorton and Howes Jr push toward a 3500 goal. Contributions are tallied nightly at the Masonic building with receipts issued from National headquarters.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson Club
S. A. Matthews
Cyrus D. Hogue
B. A. Merritt
J. A. McNorton
D. H. Howes, Jr
W. A. McGirt
Masonic Building
Wilson
White House
Hugh MacRae
State Finance Committee
National
Wilson Fund
A. Matthews
Cy. Covington
Gs Bordeaux
A. MacRae
B. Gilliard
R. N. Southerland
R. M. Hawkins
EU Surat
WM. Wells
G. A. Wise
B. W. Dunham
Sigduey
Roy King
W. W. Banks
S. F. Garrison
S. Credo
Jacobi Hdw. Co
W. Yates Company
Appearance of the Robinson Shows in Wilmington
John Robinson's Ten Big Shows are billed to pitch tents in Wilmington on Monday November 6 with performances afternoon and night. The company travels by special trains and brings hundreds of personnel horses and animals. A grand street parade features four bands golden chariots elephants camels and knights. The tent performances showcase riders elephants acrobats aerialists and a large comic corps with white cloud the $25 000 Arabian stallion and other rare acts from around the world.
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Robinson
John Robinson
Wilmington
Littlefingerang
Shumato
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K. J. W. Bailey
Raleigh, Inter
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Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Princess Street
T. D. Meares, Sr
Brown Brothers
Hugh. McLean Wilson
Haverford
Ll. CG
W. H. Northrop, Jr
W. E. Merritt
S. P. Cowan
D. H. Howes
Hardy Teanier
Wilson Democrat
P. Heinsberger
Mathie
B.S. McGirt
Wes Robern
Aec
Nevens
Market Street
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