Stagnation or Revolution in a Legion talk
Albert M. Coates of the University of North Carolina urged a threefold path in a Legion meeting discussion on modern problems. He warned that stagnation and revolution are dangerous and proposed toleration as the solution between old and new ideas. He defined toleration as holding one’s own views while respecting others and distinguished it from compromise.
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North Carolina port development debate still alive after defeat
Despite a port terminal defeat on November 4, supporters insist the issue remains active as discussion continues across the state. They cite the need to develop ports, utilize waterways, and secure fair freight rates, promising more information to correct misconceptions. The piece also notes ongoing views on North Carolina’s schools and infrastructure.
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Dawes Portrait on Evanston Lawn After Election
The latest photograph shows Vice President-elect Charles Gates Dawes and Mrs. Dawes on the lawn of their Evanston Illinois estate after the election.
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Charles Gates Dawes
Evanston, Ill
Knights of Pythias Delayed Meeting Amid Klan Parade
The Knights of Pythias meeting is delayed one hour to allow members to attend and hear the Ku Klux Klan parade near the temporary courthouse. Wilson's debut demonstration draws a large crowd, and attendees are urged to join the lodge session afterward. A reward is offered for a found leather purse at 612 W Woodard Ave.
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Mirror Office
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