Debunking Partisan Claims On Tennessee Teacher Pay
The piece argues against partisan arguments over Tennessee teacher salaries, noting local boards fix pay, not the legislature, and condemns wasteful era actions. It lauds Governor Hooper for restraint and praises Wilson and Bryan as champions of democracy against privileged interests.
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Times
The
Herald
Tennessee
Hooper
Senate
I Stete
Selemet
Woodrow Wilson Nominated by Baltimore Convention
Woodrow Wilson’s nomination marks real democracy and progressive, militant government. He is a principled Democrat, committed to rights of the masses against class encroachments. The campaign will avoid demagogic appeals and stress broad, deep, patriotic principles for honest administration. Wilson’s qualifications, courage, and loyalty to trust are highlighted as he leads in the fight for right.
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Elvan
Taban
Woodrow
Wilson
Marshall
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
United States
Democratic Party
Tennessee
Democracy
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Wiletm
See
Wilsons
Hickory Hal Sold for 1500 Dollars to Palatine Buyer
Miss M. P. Webster sold the 5-year-old roan colt Hickory Hal for 1500 dollars to H. G. White of Palatine Illinois. The colt, limited to several months with Charles E. Dean, traces to Beauseant and Scotch Lassie with lines back to Lassie Lee and Bonnie Burns, including Old Montague Mare crosses.
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Charles E. Dean
Palatine, Ill
M. P. Webster
H. G. White
Palatine
Ill
Hickory Hal
Annie Laurie
H. P. Webster
Hickory Hall
Beauseant
Scotch Lassie
Lassie Lee
Tom Webster
Bonnie Burns
Ty Locomotive
Beasie Franklin
Imp
Glengarry
Thief Strands Senator Gore in Baltimore Hotel
Senator Thomas P. Gore and his wife were stranded in a Baltimore hotel after a thief stole 25 from their room. Mrs. Gore had left the money in the room and the couple, traveling with their escort, could not pay for dinner as Gore’s check could not be cashated. Friends stepped in to help.
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Baltimore
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Islay
Plvnes
Kings' Daughters decline Andrews property offer
Board meeting at city hall ends bid for 50 000 bond issue to build a county high school. Kings Daughters reject Andrews school plan amid pending county court elections.Officials will wait three to six months for better development before pursuing county financing, while high school prospects remain alive. Prof. Harris authorized to buy fall supplies as repairs and new space are planned.
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Andrews
Board of Education
King’s Daughters
I Lea
Harris
Athenaeum
Bulldine
Capt. Smiths
Election Board Fills Vacancies in Registrars list
At a commissioners of election meeting several county registrar vacancies were filled. Sam Sewell was appointed at Water Valley precinct, R D Jarrett at Theta box, M Rob erts resigned at Timmons and was replaced by John Dawson, Ben Hill at Cullooka, W R Marehall McKlesick at Bigbyville, B F P Scott at Scott Mill, M J Stokes replaced by Daniel Williams at the courthouse box. Registration books remain to be issued and must be called for before the end of the week. registration begins next Monday.
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Commissioners of Election
Water Valley
Sam Sewell
J. W. Kinzer
Theta Box
R. D. Jarrett
M. V
Dan) Oak
Timmons
M. Roberts
John Dawson
Cullooka
Ben Hill
Hicks Richardson
W. R. Marehall McKlesick
Bigbyville
Frank Stockard
B. F P. Scott
B. PF. Prentice
Scotte Mil
M. J. Stokes
Court House
Daniel ‘Williama
State Guard to Leave for Camp in July Maneuvers
Nashville July 2 Assurance of adequate transportation and equippage will arrive for the eleventh hour deployment as preparations begin for the Tennessee state troops to move to Anniston and maneuvers at casting grounds. Companies B F and K signal corps first regiment band and hospital corps from Nashville Clarksville Lawrenceburg Huntingdon Franklin will travel by special train on July 6 with I company Franklin and B company Lawrenceburg picked up en route Adjutant General Frank Maloney to command and depart Friday night for Anniston
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Nashville
Anniston
Aly
Clarksville
Lawrencebure
Huangdon
Franklin
Signal Corps
Ambulance Corps
Huntingdon
Lawrenceburg
Frank Maloney
Tennessee
Registration Notice for Maury County Voters in 1912
Maury county Tennessee opens registration books at 29 precincts from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on July 8 9 and 10 1912 for those not registered since August 1 1911 or who have changed residence. Registrars will visit The Herald office in Columbia on July 1 to obtain registration books and certificates. By order of Commissioner of Rec tion JAS. D Kannon Chairman INO B Brooks Jos H Courtney Secretary. ayg 020/27 &jly4 widysti
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Notics
Maury County
Tennessee
The
Herald
Columbia
Ilec
JAS
Kannon
Ino. B. Brooks
H. Courtney
Ayg
Widysti
Pledges to Pay Bills of Wilson Delegates in Baltimore
Seagirt New Jersey July 2 A pledge of five thousand dollars to cover hotel bills and other expenses of Wilson delegates in Baltimore was offered by Samuel Ludlow Jr banker and Joseph Hernstein Jersey City merchants. They stated they could raise up to fifty thousand in twenty four hours if needed and would reach Baltimore by eight o clock tomorrow to aid the supporters only a crisis limited to funds. Ludlow previously offered Gov Wilson a special train which he declined.
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Baltimore
Wilson
Ludlow
Gov. Wilson
Mrs Harp Not Arrested In Cousin’s Slaying
Livingston June 28 Mrs Loretta Harp who killed her cousin Orla Plumlee has not been arrested. We said Sam Plumlee father of Orla Plumlee the slain girl takes all the fall to Sidney Harp alleged seducer of Orla who is now in fall at Celina and that he says if he can have Harp convicted he will be satisfied. Mrs Harp is with her father Lorenzo Plumlee at this place.
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Livingston
Loretta Harp
Orla Plumlee
Sam Plumles
Ocla Plumes
Sidney Harp
Orla
Celina
Bargain Festival Opens Saturday With Eight Sale Days
Evans Parker Moore launches a spring summer clearance sale for eight business days starting Saturday. All standard stock, excluding trade controlled items, will be on the bargain counter with daily prizes totaling about 100 dollars. Prizes include selections from Cotham Bros jewelry stock and are aimed at both women and men.
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Evans, Parker, & Moore
Evans, Parker & Moore
Observations for June Show Light Rainfall and High Heat
June observations report very light rainfall totaling 2.62 inches and a mean temperature of 71.2 degrees, matching the year 1912. Daily highs reached 90s with a peak 100 on some days, while coolest days were around 60s. the month was notably dry and hot overall.
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D& Ing
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