Local Officials Named in Rugged Judicial Briefs
Yor Governor JaMES B.PBAZ of Hamilton presides over a fur supreme court session with TOUS K. SHIELDS of Hamilton, JON & WILKES of Giles, Fr X MeALISTER of Davidson, W. D. BEARD of Shelby and M. M. NEIL of Gideon among listed names.
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James B.pbaz
Hamilton
Fur Supercine Court
Tous K. Shields
Hamilen
Jon & Wilkes
Giles
Fr. X Mealister
Davidson
W. D. Beard
Shelby
M.M. Neil
Gideon
Padgett’s Record as Democratic Nominee Contender
A detailed defense of Congressman Lem Padgett highlighting fifteen years of party loyalty and activism in the district. It cites his role in advancing veterans’ aid, securing appointments in the regular army, and expanding rural free delivery with 36 new rural routes, delivering $21,000 in federal funds locally and improving mail service for thousands of homes.
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Padgett
Lem Padgett
L. P. Padgett
Congress
Strawberry Plains
Uncle Sam
Washington
Padgett a Strong Hope for Congress, Says Local Paper
The column lauds Padgett’s long service and experience, arguing he surpasses most Tennessee Congress members except Brownlow. It commends his energy, intellect, and oratorical skill, noting former Supreme Court accolades and a high Senate record. It predicts primary endorsement by the Herald and urges support for the Democratic nominee.
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Padgett
Tennessee
Brownlow
Congress
Supreme Court of Tennesses
Senate of
Congress of
United States
Herald
Democratic Nominees urged to vote in Maury County primary
The Herald notes smooth Democratic nominations with no opposition in Maury County and urges every friend to vote on August 7. It praises the county nominees as well known and capable, and endorses Judge Bearden as a well regarded Chancellor candidate. Mr. J. B. Garner of Lawrenceburg is mentioned.
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Tennessee
Herald
Maury
Bearden
J. B. Garner
Lawrenceburg
Carmack
Stanida
Ten‘pensee
Judge Holding Favored for Circuit Judge in Maury County Rally
The article lauds Judge Sam Holding as a principled, capable jurist with strong legal learning and broad trust from the bar and Supreme Court. It notes Maury County’s support and predicts Holding will win the circuit seat amid Democratic unity and expected broad county carry across the circuit.
Trusts and politics clash over anti-trust crusade remarks
A Louisville Courier-Journal editorial argues the anti-trust drive hinges on Republican gains and trust influence in Congress. It suggests enforcement of existing laws by Secretary Root could curb beef and merger cartels, noting the need for stronger action to relieve current abuses.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Congress
Littlefield
House
Nashville American
Washington Post
Senate
Root
Beef Trust
Senator Carmack’s Appeal on Patry, Monopolies and Imperialism
Senator Carmack's speech urges Americans to study the questions shaping government as monopolies and imperialism threaten liberty. The Herald endorses his warning that party, wealth, and power challenge free government, calling for informed voting and vigilance.
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Carmack
Fesha
Thorslay
Herald
Republican Party
Witnesses Are Called For Carmack Critique in American One-sided Word
The Nashville American is accused of misrepresenting Senator Carmack and spreading malice through a hostile Boston speech critique. Aimed at exposing perceived bias, the letter urges proof of claimed annoyances among Carmack's allies and asks why the American condemns him while praising others.
Massive Fabric and Cloth Stock Sale Announcement
McKennon, Anderson & Foster advertise yardage of colored dimities, lawn and organdy, heavy linens, mohair, silks, Swiss embroideries priced to move. Also sale of crochet quilts, neckwear, shell combs, sandals, oxfords, boys school suits, knee pants, art squares, Japanese rugs, carpet, and moquette rugs. Saturday sale event with deep discounts and limited quantities.
Residents Fear Depot Street Changes Endangers South Columbia
South of Columbia residents warn that new depot street work on South Main will jeopardize horses and children. Citizens urge funding for an injunction to halt construction, arguing authorities risk accidents and damages if the plan proceeds.
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Columbia
South Main Street
Maj Stahlman Sues for 50000 Libel Against Nashville Paper
Major Stahlman, through lawyers Barr and Bradford, filed a circuit court libel suit for 50000 against News Publishing Company, Robert M. Dudley, John M. Gray Jr., and T Buford Goodwin. He claims the Nashville Daily News attacked him, and in a Banner card he calls the defendants wilful alanderers and deliberate liars.
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Herald
Nashville
E. B. Stahlmn
H H. Barr
J.C. Bradford
Circuit Court
News Publishing Company
Robert M. Dudley
John M. Gray, Jr
T. Buford Goodwin
John T. Lelivett
Maj. Stahlman
Nashville Daily News
Major Stahlman
Fame Is Fleeting and the Harrison Era Ticket
A clipped line from the Mail Order Journal reflects on memory of the ticket that accompanied Harrison’s election. It notes few recall the running mates with Cleveland yet many believe an occasional act keeps remembrance vivid in public mind.
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Cleveland
Harrison
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Sutmmer
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Henderson
euRcrio N Avuuer
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T. E. Lipscomb
James H. Kannon
Sam Holding
B. Garner
Lawrence
Congressman Padgett
Hicktmas
Garner
Sam
Maury County
Supreme Bench
Holding
Frank G. Cook
Senator Carmack
Boston
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
Clothing Department
Jon Sale
the Daily News Pub., Co
the Herald
Branham & Hughes School
Spring Hill
Tenn
Aleigh Brads
Batrawee
Barrenvinuy & Donson
Texas
Trafic
Dallas
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