Patterson Speech and Tennessee Governance Debate
Governor Patterson’s speech is analyzed, detailing criticisms of his administration. The piece contrasts Patterson’s power and election laws with Carmack’s stance and notes alleged exaggerations about progress, finances, and patronage in Tennessee. The article critiques back tax laws, election control, and road funding while stressing the saloon issue and pledged reforms.
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Governor Criticizes Anti-Law Effort Amid Legislative Gridlock
The governor censures the anti temperance bill as legislative nonsense and hysteria, blaming lawmakers and influential chairs for blocking reform. He notes opposition from temperance leaders and the political maneuvering within committees while claiming the veto would be overridden.
Carmack Platform Pledges Clean Government and Utilities Reform
Senator Carmack sails a reform platform to appeal to Democrats, pledging to end liquor traffic, create a public utilities commission to regulate franchises and public services, and tax the costs on corporations. The piece contrasts Carmack with Patterson and cites editorial support from neighboring papers while urging state voters to back a candidate ready to restore election independence.
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Bargain Specials on White Goods and Boys Clothing
Bargains advertise next Saturday and Monday on French Lawn, Persian Lawn, Batiste Claire, wool dress goods, Black Silk Warp, and 30 inch Tafetta Silk. Also 2nd floor Torchon Lace and Embroideries offered at 5 to 15 cents per yard. Boys clothes marked down to under half, including knee pants and knee pants suits for ages 6 to 16.
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Indiana Governor Hanly denounces traffic in a fiery speech
A verbatim excerpt from Governor Hanly's speech in the Indiana Republican State Convention condemns the traffic as a ruinous, morally corrupting force. He calls for strong, effective laws, denouncing its political influence, economic waste, and social harm, and declares the end of the traffic a national necessity.
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