Harmony war over Tennessee liquor policy erupts in editorial
The Tennessee fight over harmony in the Democratic ranks centers on temperance and party interest. The piece argues regulars push for liquor interests, while rank and file seek truthful governance, urging the issue be settled by voters and divorced from partisan expediency. It critiques unions, politicians, and editors, labeling the conflict a national moral code test.
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Democratic Party
Ea Ileie Citle
Hapdoodie
Tomimyret
Tenessee
Howe
Columbia
Tennessee
Herald
Chattanooga Times
The
Penessye
Alan Tubing
Uth
Prohibition
McNamara Confession Ties to Los Angeles Times Bombing
The article notes guilt long presumed for the McNamaras and other labor leaders on trial for the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times, with emphasis on confession implications and ongoing proceedings.
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McNamaras
Los Amgiies Times
Harmony candidate for Governor John Randolph Neal
The piece extols John Randolph Neal as a ideal harmony candidate for Governor praising his character and public record. It claims Tennessee familiarity with Neal will reveal his strong public service and willingness to sacrifice for the country, noting some readers may have missed his history.
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Senate For Prohibition
John Randolph
Smalls Heads
Jloideawilla
John R
Tennessee
John Randolph Neal
Harmony
Paul
Rob Taylor
New
Neal
Succes
Aready
John Random Neal
Mr. Neal
Dibrell bungling again in prison board dispute
A Tennessee newspaper column labels Comptroller Frank Dibrell a bungler over a six year lapse revealing state insurance and a rejected voucher from the Prison Board. The piece accuses political motives and temperance party clashes, concluding Dibrell’s actions illustrate ongoing incompetence.
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Frank Dibrell
Beasley
Prison Board
Comptroller
Easley
Paterson
Tennessee
Dibrell
Ladies' Silk Petticoats Offered At Sale Prices
Only ten dozen in the lot ladies' $5.00 Black Silk Petticoats priced at $2.98 each.
Children kept in state of peonage in Colorado fields
Washington dispatch reports testimony before the House investigating committee on sugar beet labor. Jus Bodkin of Meade Colorado described contract labor and harsh conditions for families recruited from slums and forced to long back breaking hours in Colorado beet fields. The hearing spotlighted slum labor and tariff claims about American versus foreign workers.
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Washington
Colorado
Bodkin
Meade, Colo
Suafer Trust
House
Great Western Sugar Company
Baker
California
Fordney
Hinds
Malloy
Col J Chickman Returns After Illness In Nashville
Col J Chickman has been ill for two months but is now able to be up and went to Nashville today seeking rest and recovery.
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Col J. Chickman
Nashville
Red Seal Bakery Hires Expert Baker for New Line
Lonis Loeb proprietor of Red Seal Bakery engages A M Sager of Dickson Tennessee as head baker. Sager brings decades of experience and will debut an all rising bread line and improved pastry offerings. White bread rolls buns and taking department enhancements are planned to elevate the shop.
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Lonis Loeb
Red Seal
Columbia
Loeb
A.M. Sager
Dickson, Tenn
Sager
Vic
Red Sea
Jis
Ihe
200 Beats to the Minute Case in Bridgeport Hospital Scene
In Bridgeport Connecticut Dee Thomas Curran a 16 year old newt boy presents at Emergency Hospital with a heart rate of 200 beats per minute instead of the normal 72. The boy, described as a hustler, reportedly sells over 460 newspapers daily.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Dee Thomas Curran
Thoms
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