Prohibition Bill Passes Tennessee House in 63-31 Vote
Tennessee lawmakers pass a liquor manufacturing ban in Nashville as Speaker Taylor leads a pro prohibition majority. Strong rhetoric from both sides follows with accusations of treachery and appeals to principle amid a heated session.
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Tennessee
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Prohibition Drive Shapes Virginia Governorship Race
In Tennessee victory for statewide prohibition spurs Virginia action as Norfolk and other cities weigh local options. Judge Mann and Carter Glass lead the gubernatorial bid with pro prohibition stances while the temperance movement grows across the state. Richmond prepares for possible statewide push before the next General Assembly.
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Tennessee
Circuit Court Venire for February Term Appointed
The February term Circuit Court will convene on the third Monday with district venires and officers listed for districts 1 through 10. Appointed officers to wait on court are W. B. Gray and B. W. Scott.
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Raleigh Church
W. E. Jack
Wiley Gardner
Tom Goad
P. Chandler
G. B. Dodson
EB. D.cole
John Reece
T. M. Brown
J. H. Kinnard
W. T. Hardison
J. P. Cheek
R. B. Childrey
Wallace Graves
J. H. Hughes
Charley Ingram
Barry Ren‘tro
J. F. Spencer
W. C. MecKissack
R. L., Workman
D. D. Dugger
O. Benderman
Dyer Links City Menace to Home Decay in Lecture
Professor Dyer warned that urban life erodes the home as courtship, marriage, and family life lose meaning. He contrasted city life with rural expectations, noting rising divorces as wives seek life outside the home and boarding houses replace true homes for many middle class families.
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Bradstreet
Cupid
Pen
Dreamers of dreams and see ers of Visions inspire service
Prof R H Peoples of Franklin spoke to a large congregation on Dreamers of dreams and seekers of visions. He argued that practical ages still rely on dreamers who spark moral reform and industrial progress, and that true visionaries require faith and willingness to endure discouragement and sacrifice.
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R. H. Peoples
Franklin
People
Pension Building for Inaugural Ball Adopted by House
The House approved using the Pension Building for the inaugural ball after opposition by Mr Sims. The measure now awaits the President's signature to become law.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Sims
Tennenace
House
Tonnpasem Texas Oil Co Increases Capital Stock
The charter of the Tonnpasem Texas Oil Co has been amended to raise capital stock from $10,000 to $100,000. The company reports a fine field and a favorable outlook for large developments.
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Tonnpasem Texas of Co
Civic Righteousness and Southern Home Ideals Lecture
Prof. Dyer argues the home as a cornerstone of national strength citing the classic Southern home and the risks of urban migration. He links household virtue to enduring civic integrity and warns that eroding family life could erode the nation.
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Old South
Hever
John Howard Payne
Dyer
Urgent deficiency bill passes in Senate stormed by protests
Washington January 25 The Senate approved the urgent deficiency bill with a 7000 snow removal item sparking protests from Senator Smith of Michigan who called the display in the capital a disgrace. The 600000 foot and mouth disease elimination paragraph was struck out on Senator Hale's motion to send to conference for scrutiny noting only 200000 had been spent.
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Columbia
K. Hows
Methodist Church
Hoss
Heaven
Hose
Bishop Hoss
Washington
Miners Union Convention Reports From Indianapolis
National convention of the United Mine Workers focuses on officer reports and differing views as President Lewis urges full recognition of miners and outlines plans for addressing the anthracite dispute ahead of a possible joint conference with operators. Negotiations for a conference had been postponed until after the gathering.
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