Wilmington Post Opinion on Railroads and Race in North Carolina
Historic local remembrances praise early Wilmington leadership and railroad funding, contrast with postwar decline, and condemn modern neglect. It discusses colored jurors with Democratic counties, calls for restoration of local voting rights, and critiques county government reforms and partisan manipulation in North Carolina politics.
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Raleigh Prohibition Drive Frays Nerves And Politics
A frazzled tone pervades a Raleigh political pamphlet urging voters to beware the so called reform movement. The text mocks the Prohibition cause, skewers Democrats and temperance allies, and ends in a despondent mood about the fate of the movement and public spirits.
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