Senator Carmack and Tennessee Legislature Urges Reform
A lengthy critique of Tennessee politics denounces the legislature as inert and swayed by lobbyists. It lauds Senator Carmack for consistent, courageous democracy and argues for fewer officials, clearer accountability, and closer alignment of law with public welfare. The piece calls for reform in representation and governance.
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Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Senator Carmack
Senate
Mr. Carmack
Congress
Hodgepodge Editorials and Wry Observations Mix In Local Piece
A long column mashes together city politics, railroad debates, prohibition talk, and social commentary. It riffs on aldermen attendance, grand jury issues, and depot conditions, then pivots to national topics and faux-journalistic quips about figures like Crowe and Baxter and a dig at Great Britain over diamond mines.
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Great Britain
New Mexico
United States
Displaced Clerk Rainey as Accounts Investigated
A report of alleged irregularities in the office of WS Rainey Circuit Court Clerk led Judges Bonner and Childress to order temporary relief. Deputy Romans Halley was put in charge pending an audit of the office books amid city speculation about a deficit claim of up to 20000 dollars.
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Nasavitr
WS. Rainey
Bonner
Childress
Rainey
Offeira
White goods and lace goods cataloged by merchants
McKennon Anderson Foster of White advertise a large stock including over three thousand pieces of ladies muslin underwear ten thousand yards of embroideries nainsook cambric and Swiss edgings insertions and allovers more than five hundred pieces white goods check muslins linen lawns victoria lawns imperial long cloth and various novelty white goods for shirt waists and domestics
Roomage Sale Promises Bargains on Winter Stock
An old time department store advertises a January Roomage sale to swap winter goods for spring stocks. Prices cover tailored suits, coats, shirts, dressing sacks, linens, tableware, and embroideries with half price and next Monday start dates. Strong entities include Roomage, department store, tailored suits, Eiderdown, Box Coats, Automobile Coats, Cambric Edgings.
Great Sale of Ladies Muslin Underwear in Columbia
A large assortment of ladies undergarments made in clean factories offers a no risk purchase. Night gowns, chemises, skirts, drawers, corset covers and more priced from 0.50 to 3.50 with full sizing and refunds for unsatisfactory items. Hundreds of gowns and undergarments described and not, all offered as good values.
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Jupee Hoinwine
Grand Jury
Herald
Columbia
Judge Holding
Mother Hubbard
Wallace
Umbrella Skirts and Muslin Skirts Sell in Bargain Parade
An old style advertisement offers Ladies Skirts in muslin and cambric with ruffles and tucks at prices from 85c to 5.00. Items include No 2438 cambric skirt with floanee and tucks, No 2442 umbrella skirt in muslin with embroidery, No 2418 hemstitched cambric umbrella skirt, and more. Encourages patrons to visit daily across the upcoming week.
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Stoa
Maury National Bank Elects Directors After Meeting
The Maury National Bank held its annual stockholders meeting on Wednesday. Directors reduced from fifteen to twelve and elected J Andrews Sr, J D Barrow, A F Brown, B C Chareh, W M Cheairs, R L Robt McLennors, A B Tore, P Ridley, A Parker, J Woeth and others for the ensuing year. The cashier reported profits since 1906 totaling 65210. W, dividends paid 41502.75, leaving net surplus 23318.75. Newly elected directors met and qualified, naming R O Charen as President and W M Cheairs as Vice President. An executive committee was formed with A B Raine and G T Highee.
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the Maury National Bank
Pamed Zentiomen
Messrs
James Andrews
J. D. Barrow
BC. Chareh
W. M. Cheairs
GT. Hughes
R. L
Robt. McLennors
A. B Tore
P. Ridley
A. Parker
J. Woeth
RO. Charen
CO. A. Parker
Castle
Meters
A.B Raine
G. T. Highee
Safe Blow?ers in Dickson Burglary Destroys Post Office Safe
In Dickson Tennessee on a January morning thieves pried open a back window, drilled the top of a post office safe with nitro glycerine, and removed about 41,500 in stamps plus up to $200 in cash. The alarm and exact suspects are未named in the fragment.
Bank directors resign in formal resolution
R Lemanners and Barrow along with other trustees uphold a resolution accepting the resignations of Loyd and John W Cecil from directorship at the bank. W W Joyce and J U Pro vine named as successor directors, with cautionary notes on valued service to the bank’s owners.
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R. Lemanners
Barrow
Mesers. Loyd
John W Cecil
W. W. Joyce
JU Provine
Cudusel
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