Gubernatorial Convention Opens Amid Wild Disorder
Democratic gubernatorial convention erupts in Nashville with packed halls and traffic, as delegates from Shelby and Maury clash over credentials. Controversy looms with Patterson faction contesting seats, roll calls, and appeals disrupting proceedings.
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Herald
Convention Hall
Nashville
Tenn
Iits
Asl
House of Representatives
Turbulent Tennessee Democratic Convention Grips Nashville
A chaotic session at the State Democratic Convention in Nashville featured contested counties including Davidson Shelby and Giles as Paterson forces clashed with rivals over temporary roll calls and a disputed chair. Delays, yelling and a near riot halted progress with Robertson County protests triggering dual presiding figures and an adjournment until morning.
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Tom Peebles
Tom Carre
W. K. Abernathy
McNairy County
A. W.chambliss
Chattanooga
Mr. Muntcastle
Knox
Inctore
W. H
Mountcastle
Kanx
Nashville
Rosne
Greene
Iudge Bond
Tennessee
Ryman Auditorium
Covention
Goebel
Taylor
Democratic Party
Patterson
Davidson
Shelby
Giles
Robortson County
Lauderdale County
Robertson County
Robertson
Bond
Cox
Luke Lea
Abernathy
Cox Bond Wins Temporary Chairmanship at Nashville Convention
At the Nashville convention on May 30, J C Bradford of Davidson was elected temporary chairman after a conference committee report. The Credentials Committee elected J M Taylor Caldwell and R C Armstrong Cox-aligned, with a split vote on the first ballot and a second ballot tie. The day saw charged expectations and claims of Cox-Bond control amid a looming adjournment for further credential reports.
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Li Ia
Patterson
Clay Evane
Newell Sanders
Chattanooga
J. C. Bradford
Davidson
Committee ON
Herald
Convention Hall
Nashville
Abernathy
W. T. Murray
Hamilton
H. £. Palmer
Rutherford
A. W. Chambliss
State Executive Committee
W. M. Brandon
Bradford
Man Wills
Haywood
N. G. Robertson
Wilson
J. W. Cooper
Cumberland
Cox
Cox-Bond
Luke Lea
Peck
Robertson County
Committee On Credentials
John M. Taylor
Eighth Congressional District
R. C. Armstrong
Fifth District
Taylor
Berry
Williamson
Caldwell
McMahon
Third District
Clec
Cuticura Soap Reputed Cure For Skin Breakouts
A Tennessee reader from Sylvia reports years of facial and arm eruptions, tried by several doctors, found relief after months of Cuticura use, praising the soap as the best complexion aid for soft white velvety skin.
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Tennessee
Tenn
Sylvia
Ida Maier
Seltzer St
Philadelphia
Uticura
Cuticura Soap Praised For Skin Diseases
A Kentucky note from October 16, 1905, lauds Cuticura Soap for cleansing and ratifying the skin and claims it cleanses long standing skin diseases where other remedies failed.
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