State Democratic Ticket Names For Governor And Officials
The Columbia Herald lists Bentod McMilin of Smith as governor candidate and 108 Ham s of Knox as election official. It presents district by district nominees Baxter Taylor Wash cond John W Ataples Boone thir Lynch Franklin Faulkner Wile inh Nett Marshall Meeks Davidson Williams Lawrence Hye Ben oth W W Craig Crockett and W H Carroll Shelby. Also notes a rivalry when Teddy goes out West with the cyclones 48 to create wind.
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Bentod McMilin
Smith
Hams
Knox
Baxter Taylor
Wash
John W. Ataples
Boonethir
Jd. Lynch
Franklin
W H. Carroll
Bhelby
Teddy
Cyclones
Wayne County Political Turmoil Shapes Local Elections
The Nashville American reports Wayne County and surrounding areas in turmoil over Republican and Democratic contest dynamics. Capt. P. H. Craig and Dr. H. G. Boyd faced backlash for alleged cross-party campaigning. Frank Boyd seeks wide Wayne County support. Debates over county loyalties and candidate integrity affect upcoming primaries and general alignment.
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Waynesboro
Nashville American
Bild Wayansnonn
Ton. Ang
Wayne Enanty & Oo
Warnerboro
John H. Cole
W. Gallacher
Gallehera
PH. Cong
H.G. Boyd
R. A. Haggard
Capt
PB. He
Craig
Hess
Congress
A Haggart
Sam Holding
H. C. Boyd
Frank Boyd
P. H. Craig
Boyd
Wayne County
Giles
Williamson
Maury
Hardin
L. P. Padgett
Cape
J. H. Pussell
Judge Patterson
Patterson
Wayne
Smiser
Capt. Fuesell
Mr. Boyd
Judge Holding
Capt. Paesell
Pure Food Motto: Best Quality at Lowest Price
A brief ad promoting pure food and long, healthy life. Emphasizes that value comes from quality over cost and invites readers to try their products. Limited readable text focuses on price and health claims.
High Grade Teas And Old Political Feuds In Maury County
An advertisement touts iced tea blends from six cents to one dollar per pound and cold storage for olives condensed milk and cheese. The rest discusses 19th century local political tension in Maury and Wayne counties noting Mr Boyd’s contested nominations and cross county rivalries amid Democratic primaries.
The American Mob and the Race Question in the North and South
A historical essay argues mob violence fails to solve race tensions across New Orleans New York and Akron. It asserts mobs are vengeful and destructive, urging lawful action and federal patience while praising measured reform. It notes sectional meddling worsens violence and cites political filings in Giles and Maury counties and mentions Mark Hanna and an Atlanta mayor’s rumored sobriety.
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New Orleans
New York
Timie
Akron
Ohio
North
South
West
America
End of summer shoe sale and fabric bargains announced
A retailer advertises end of summer prices on Oxfords and sandals for women, misses, and children plus men’s low cut shoes and shirts. Handfuls of yard-wide domestic fabrics, unbleached sheeting, and 10-4 fabric widths offered at reduced weekend prices. The sale runs Saturday and Monday with wide size availability.
Letter from Maury official defends Padgett candidacy
The author defends Ben Cheairs and Maury County Democratic leadership for backing L. P. Padgett. He recalls his own service, including sheriff tenure and past chairmanships, and counters accusations of vote manipulation in Dickson County. He contrasts Fair Play's criticisms with his own record and party loyalty.
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Epivon Herato
Columbia Journal
Mate Play
Cam
Democratic Executive Committee
Maury Councirs
Ben Cheairs
L. P. Padgett
Padgett
Dickson County
Theairs
Troy
Blanche
Sweetheart
Tam
Sam
F. P
Congressional Committee
Columbia
Anderson
Dickson
Counry
Maj
Wilkinorae
Chicago
Bryan
Bryan Silver Club
Maury County
Maj. Whitthorne
Maj Whitthorne
Fale
Whitthorpe
T. H. Meredith
Lome
Meredith
Whitthorne
Fair Play
Attenne
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Columbia Herald
Columbia, Tenn
F. D Lander
William Jenni
Adlai
Stevenson
Nashville
Marik Hannahe
Trusts
New Jersey
Mark
Brownlow
Hanna
Tipton
Evans Committee
National Democrat
McKinley
Ivamnyk
Conark Hssman Carmack
Detroit Journal
Pekin News
Omaha
L.& N. Railroad
Hox
L. P. Paverrr
ICE
G. W. Nichols
Padkett
Qupt. Fussell
Pulaski
Capt. Craig
Geo. Brooks
Capt. Fussell
Mr. Brooks
Fassell
Hardin County
Judge Halding
Harding
Tey Nmiattera
A. J.gov. Nichols
Gilea
Giles, Williamson
Lewis
W. B. Romine
Romine
Mark Hanna
Tris
Atlanta
sKennon
Anderson , Foster
Manhattan
Gilgen Yard
MR. Cheairs
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