Banner as Prohibition Chief Strikes at Veterans
A Nashville Banner critique argues the paper, once silent or opposing prohibition, now presumes to determine who is admitted to the pro prohibition ranks. It recalls Carmack’s leadership, the 1909 legislature, and the 1910 revolt, asserting veterans deserve respect and warning the Banner cannot proscribe their loyalty.
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Nashville Banner
Nashville
Tennessee
Mr. Dow
Williard
Brawney" Webb
Amside
M. R. Patterson
Union
Senate of the United States
Tate Edward Ward Carmack
Hqnor
Lquar
Edward Ward Carmack
Manhood
Free State
Tenneseve
Patterson
Herald
Senator Carmack
The
Bolt
Tennessean
Lea
Senator Lea
Democratic Party
Prohibition Debate Shapes Alabama Senate Quest
The Herald and Tennessean clash over editorial stance as Alabama voters face a choice on Underwood and Hobson. The piece argues the liquor question will dominate and warns temperance advocates to scrutinize candidates’ loyalties while praising Underwood’s abilities yet urging caution in supporting his senate bid.
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Alabama
Underwood
Hobson
Congress of
United States
Congress
Senate
House
Altoether
South
United States Senate
Friends of Temperance
Toward The Columbia Herald the Banner Faces Critique
The Nashville Banner and Columbia Herald exchange critical columns over prohibition and law enforcement stances. Both papers deny personal animus while condemning opponents linked to prohibition, urging peaceful political debate without targeting.
Consistency in Times View on Fusion Tactics
The Chattanooga Times condemns fusion supporters from Kentucky last spring and warns their rhetoric could backfire if similar tactics recur. Papers of its political faith blasted the fusonists for leaving the state, yet note not recalling concern over 1909 senator absences.
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Chattanooga Times
Hoogira
Kentucky
Times
Ald
Christmas Shopping Picks On Busy Readers First Floor
Christmas suggestions for busy shoppers highlight items on the first floor including men’s slippers ladies’ fancy pumps ladies’ and misses’ house slippers boys and girls hats. Also listed are ladies and misses undergarments dolls books games and a wide range of presents rugs curtains trunks blankets wool and silkoline comforts linoleum and harpet.
Debates Over Election Law and Newspaper Independence
The piece rails at politicians who flee the state to filibuster and questions the sufficiency of election system reforms. It contrasts reguar publications’ handling of financial versus fire marshal issues, and urges newspapers to act with independence, naming the Columbia Herald, Nashville Banner, Hilary Howse, and Ten Sea'see's Jacksonian. The MacMinnville Standard calls the Herald progressive.
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Hlagpet
the Herald
Hilary Howse
Jackson Jacksonian
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Finney
Hastings
Banner and Tennessean
Columbia Herald
Parks Worley
John
Cox
Hoyt Stewart
Columbias Big Department Store
Santa Claus
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Seasee
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MacMinnville Standard
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