Herald argues Tennessee fusion foes push for reform and law enforcement
The Herald defends its independent stance while contrasting with the Nashville Banner. It asserts fusion politics harm reform, praises temperance and law enforcement strides, and notes a shift in Tennessee Democratic sentiment toward enforcing liquor laws, hoping for party reform without sacrificing core principles.
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Tennessee
Democratic Party
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Chattanooga ‘Times
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New York State
New York
Democratic Party of Tennessee
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Anti-Saloon League
W. M. Stanton
House of Representatives
Stanton
Gov. Hooper
Stainton
Dairying in Tennessee Urges Support From Farmers
United States Department of Agriculture representatives are in Middle Tennessee to study dairying. The piece urges farmers to cooperate, highlighting Maury County's favorable soil climate and water, and notes markets and co operative marketing as keys to expanding dairy, cheese, and cream production for broader county prosperity. It also extols benefits to soil fertility and farm economics.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Middle Tennessee
Maury County
Denmark
North
Tennessee
Wilson Rechose n as Red Cross Head
Washington December 11 President Wilson was today reelected as president of the American Red Cross with officers Hubert W. De Forest New York vice president John Skelton Williams treasurer John W. Davis of the department of justice counsellor Eroet P Bicknell national director and Charles L Magee secretary A reception for delegates was held at the home of Miss Mabel T Boardman tonight.
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Washington
Wilson
Red Cros Ther
Hubert W. de Forest
New York
John Skelton Williams
John W. Davis
Department of Justice
Er Oeet P. Bicknell
Charles L. Magee
Misa Mabel T. Boardman
Excellent work continues in the city's schools
The article reports steady enrollments with no drop in the honor roll while noting some attendance decline toward Christmas. It lists students by grade who made the honor lists and praises faculty for high marks and improving effort, highlighting notable names across grades and the Musical Honor Roll.
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Granville Arthur
Jim Barnes
Earl Fulmer
Herschel Gibson
Robi. Graham
al Graham
Garald Balcomb
William R. Hooten
Earl Irby
John Madin
William McMahon
Fanny Rayburn
Elias Robinet
Mahlon Rutt
Marlin Stages
Harvey Whipple
May Colvert
Gladys Gozart
Bessie M. Embry
Gladys Hardison
Velma Harmon
Annie 0. McFall
Amelina Odell
Lorena Park
Catharine Pickens
Elwyn Andrews
Nat Homan
William Harrell
Albert
Page
Scott Stephens
Bevis Thomas
William Williamson
Willie Bayett
Rebecca Church
Maud Gilliam
Thula Gibson
Sarah Jones
Fannie M. Maddin
Bertha Shrader
Ruth Sampson
Myrtle Thomas
Mary Tucker
Rebecca Wolf
Bertha Williams
Chrystine Oakes
Douglas Greenlaw
James Hayes
Jon B Vons
Guy Parsons
Eva Gilbert
Irma Irwin
Clifford Hessell
Helen Armstrong
Marguerite Harmon
Clara McFall
William Burns
Henry Marta
Attendance Figures and Appreciation From Superintendent
The superintendent thanked parents for careful attendance and punctuality. Grades show Bret 97.60, second 97.50, third 98.74, fourth 97.86, fifth 99.00, sixth 98.76, seventh 04.24, yielding a general attendance average of 98.24.
Fake Wireless Messages Fear Disaster Rumor
Washington reports suspicion that fake wireless messages claimed the Rio Grande faced disaster with 197 passengers taken off and later returned. The false alerts reached New York and Norfolk, prompting coast guard ships to sail, then abandon search after confirming the Rio Grande required no aid. Revenue cutter and wireless officials traced the hoax to inconsistent ship names before Brunswick arrival confirmed the tale false.
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Washington
Rio Grande
Bureau of Navigation
Department of Commerce
New York
Norfolk
Virginia
Suwanee
Mallory Line
Lo Grande
Revenue Cutter
Rio; Grande
Brunewick Marty
Suit Filed for Death of Son in Decatur Accident
R G Fleming of Decatur files a $30,000 suit against L N Railroad for the death of Houston Fleming killed when an engine overturned after a side swipe by an oncoming train on July 17. Fleming is administrator of the son's estate.
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Decatur
Als
R. G. Fleming
City
L. N. Railroad
Houston Fleming
Fleming
Announcements in Manly County Clerk Contest
The Herald endorses E. D. Leonsy for County Court Clerk of Manly County. Election on August 6, 1914.
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E. D. Leonsy
Manly County
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