Tribute to Jos R Wilson's journalism recognized in Nashville
The Nashville Banner editor Jos R Wilson, brother to the president elect, is lauded for his honesty and work in Tennessee journalism. A Franklin Review Appeal tribute praises his duty driven writings and calm demeanor during political contests.
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Jos, R. Wilson
United States
Jos. R. Wilson
Nashville Banner
Tennessee
de Nashville Press Club
Board of Trade
Wilson
The
Franklin Review-Appeal
Joseph R. Wilson
Banner
Jo" Wilson
Shop Early For Christmas Savings At Home
Consumers are urged to start shopping now to avoid depleted stocks and fatigue from last minute purchases. Local merchants emphasize superior service and timely stock updates, encouraging shoppers to buy at home rather than relying on distant firms.
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Columbia
Times
Lea Adler controversy remark by Preston interview
T R Preston states he understood Lea's position as Adler did and says he did not understand that any publication was to be...
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Adler
Preston
Senator Lea
T. R Preston
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Lea-Adler
Mr. Preston
McMinnville Builds Own Electric Light Plant Bond Issue
Fifteen years ago McMinnville residents decided to own their electric light plant and issued bonds for about $20,090 to fund the project. The system operated with various features and financial arrangements as described in local records.
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McMinnville
Bonda
van Inetaliel
Cold Weather Closes Schools in Ashland and Nearby Areas
Snowfall of fifteen hours blankets Ashland area causing road blockages and school closures. Weather officials warn children to stay indoors as streets remain impassable for two to three days and conditions are described as the heaviest in years.
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Ashland
Wie
Selon
Wage Increase Sought by 100000 Rail Workers East of Chicago
Conductors brakemen baggagemen and switch men on 52 railroads east of Chicago and north of the Chesapeake and Ohio plan wage and condition changes. About 100000 workers voted on the measure in Chicago with leaders A B Garretson and W G Lee reporting the canvass results.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
A. B. Garretson
Order of Halfway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen
Missing men fill watery grave in sea flight disaster
Fragments of aircraft and clothing identified aviator Horace Kearney and his companion Lawrence after their ocean flight to San Francisco. Wreckage position suggests they died near shore, likely in the kelp beds offshore, with bodies believed to lie beneath.
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Los Angeles
Horace Kearney
Ester Lawrence
San Francisco
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