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Wages, in cotton mills, [109], [110], [113]; in tobacco factories, [126].
Washington, Booker T., cited, [143]; "intellectuals" enemies of, [146]; and Tuskegee, [177].
Washington (D. C.), Howard University, [179].
Watson, T. E., [44].
Watterson, Henry, of the Louisville Courier-Journal, [223].
West Virginia, as Southern State, [5]; Grange in, [32]; iron industry, [101]; bituminous coal, [102]; mines, [102]; free from lynchings, [154]-[155]; Catholics in, [214]; Virginia assigns debt to (1871), [231]; settlement of controversy, [232]-[233].
Wheat, winter, [63]-[64]; roller mills, [104].
Whig party dislikes name Democrat, [12].
Wiley, C. H., superintendent of education in North Carolina, [159].
Wilmington (N. C.), uprising of whites in, [45].
Wilson, Woodrow, North Carolina vote (1916), [57].
Winston-Salem (N. C.), tobacco industry, [103].
Winthrop, R. C., of Massachusetts, and Peabody Fund, [167].
Women, in mills, [97]; suffrage, [202], [213]; position in South, [208]-[210]; and Great War, [211]-[212]; independence, [213]; and churches, [213]-[214].