Third ballot seals Hughes nom for GOP progressives burst
Special to The Herald Chicago June 10. Justice Charles E Hughes was nominated on the third ballot by the Republican convention amid wire pulling and high satisfaction. Leaders expect his election in November and anticipate Roosevelt's withdrawal to unite the Progressives behind Hughes. The Progressive platform was adopted unanimously. Roosevelt was nominated by acclamation by the Progressives to cheers, signaling party realignment discussions.
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Windy City
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Wilson
Progressive Party
Herald
Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Platform Committee
Theoore Roosevelt
Farmers to pay more as farm implements rise 71 percent
A 1915 Herald report cites a 71 percent rise in farm machinery costs over thirteen months since May 1915 driven by jumps in pig iron coke steel bars iron bars oak lumber yellow pine maple paint steel sheets and labor. Hardware dealer B A Satterfield says the increase is necessary and manufacturers and jobbers have followed, leaving farmers bearing higher prices.
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B.A. Satterfield
Reincarnation Claim By Francis Schlatter In New York
June 14 In New York Rev Francis Schlatter declared he is the reincarnation of Moses and king of divine healers defending his healing work as efforts to avert a federal indictment for mail fraud. He testified after witnesses claimed miraculous cures and said his power is divine born and that a blessed handkerchief and aprons are used to aid cures.
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New York
Moses
Francis Schlatter
Los Angeles
United States
Houghton
Schlatter
Johm
Peter
Wheat Harvest Moves Rapidly Across Maury County
Wheat harvest resumed in Maury County this morning and by tonight a large portion of the crop will be in the shock if weather holds. Sunday rains delayed work and damaged the crop but reports indicate damage may be less than feared as some fields were laid down. Much hay has been saved though red clover cutting continues in several farms.
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Maury County
Half Century in Mill Business at the Same Location
John B. Ashton celebrates fifty years in the grain mill business at Duck River site. From starting as a seventeen year old in 1866, through fires floods and multiple partnerships, he built and operated the Ashton Mill, earning local respect, church devotion, and a reputation for fair dealing and reliability.
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John B. Ashton
Ashton
Duck River
Chancery Court
J. H. Ashton
Jno
B. Ashton
John Ashton
N. J. Vaughan
Capt.Vaughan
Mr. Ashton
John P. McGa
Samuel F. Ashton
William Horseley
Alf Horseley
The
Herald
Turnpike Sale Debated as Court Debates 1125 Per Mile Offer
A county court faction debates toll road sales with a counter offer of 1125 dollars per mile, an arbitration motion rejected, and a recess to 2 pm as supporters and opponents fill the chamber. The panel votes shift with proponents of free roads clashing with those backing higher prices. Continued discussion promised on the next page.
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Horace Rainey
C. T. Looney
Rainey
Looney
Col. Jos. F. Brownlow
W. C. Salmon
Senator Church
Justice Forgey
Jstice English
Jackson
Ayes
Russell
Crowe
Davis
Glenn
Hunter
Denton
Voorhies
English
Ricketts
Ross
Wilkes
Brooks
Guests
Webster
Taylor
Pogue
Marins
Holt
McKibbon
Alexander
Hayes
Church and Forgey
Finest Bunch Of Prime Steers Sold For 12200 In St Louis
R A Peery and Son of near Spring Hill report 100 head of steers sold in St Louis at an average 122 per head and 965 per hundredweight. Each animal weighed over 1250 pounds and was in prime condition. The sale marks a high value for Maury county cattle and demonstrates top market prices for quality beef.
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R. A. Peery & Son
Near Spring Hill
Peery
Maury County
Messrs. Peery
St. Louie
Four Ministers in Same Family in Lebanon Connection
In a remarkable Crosstown record four members of Rev J M Robison family serve as Presbyterian ministers. Frances Robison marries Rev W J Said in Murfreesboro while another sister is Mrs E T Beard wife of Rev E T Beard at Milan. Brother Rev G D Robison also serves. All four are Cumberland University alumni from Lebanon.
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Presbyterian Church
J. M. Robison
Cullecka
Central Presbyterian Church
Robison
Murfreesboro
Frances
W. J. Said
Prescotte
Ark
E. T. Beard
Milan
Tenn
G. D. Robison
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Crump announces undiluted Americanism in trustee race
Nashville reports ex mayor Crump entering Shelby county trustee contest as expected after stating he would run. New York coverage notes Charles B Hughes defining his stance as undiluted Americanism after accepting the Republican nomination.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Crump
Shelby County
Morris Named Attorney General of Fourteenth Circuit
Nashville Tenn June 14 Gov Rye appointed T C Morris attorney general of the Fourteenth judicial circuit to succeed Caldwell who recently died Morris had served as alertant attorney general of the circuit for several years
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Rye
T. C. Morris
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Caldwell
Morris
Culleoka School Presents Reversee of a Bachelor Again
The Reversee of a Bachelor was staged for the second time by local talent at Culleoka School to aid the Civic League fund. A large audience attended Thursday night, enjoying the performance and supporting the fundraiser.
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Culleoka School
Civic League Fund
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Rainey and Looney
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