Personal clash looked imminent in Tennessee governor race
In Fayetteville on May 1, during the eleventh Democratic primary debate for governor, Senator E W Carmack and Gov Malcolm R Patterson nearly clashed after Patterson accused Carmack of admitting he sought U S Senate by fraud. Carmack denied the charge, urging civility as spectators interjected. Patterson pressed the point amid heated exchanges before Carmack left the stage.
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Tenn
E.W. Carmick
Malcolm R. Patterson
Tennessee
Bender Carmack
United States
Shelby County
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Patterson
Wong
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Mme
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Tau
Nature's Warning Kidney Pills Ad in Columbia Tenn
An old Doan's Kidney Pills advertisement warns of silent kidney illness and urges readers to check urine color and sediment. It features K Cherry of Ninth Street Columbia Tenn praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache, claiming the product cured family symptoms. The ad notes Adam & Martin drugstore stock and Foster Milburn Co as U S sole agents with a 66 cent price.
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Doan
Bright
Columbia
K. Cherry
Ninth Street
Tenn
Carmack men organized form in Ripley area
Ripley April 30 The Central Carmack club elected P. McKinney permanent president Wm Tucker Jr and N W Barbour vice presidents J Hutchinson grand marshal and G M Partee secretary treasurer Membership statewide is growing with new clubs to be formed in every district this week County Carmack and Taylor primary vote totals would equal over 1200 members
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Ripley
Tenn
Central Carmack Club
P. McKinney
Wm. Tucker
Carmack
Taylor
United States
Foraker movement label raises altrutem issue
A clipped Louisville Courier Journal item notes the Foraker movement and Ike the Ald rich bill, with a label intended to deflect suggestions of altruism. The fragment hints at political labeling affecting perception of motives and policy proposals.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Foraker
Aldrich
Altrutem
Golden Years of Catholic Church gathered in New York
A grand procession and public Thanksgiving marked a hundred years of Catholicism in New York. Archbishops from across the United States attended at St Patrick's Cathedral with Cardinal Gibbons delivering a commemorative sermon praising Catholic history and Irish immigration.
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New York
Baltimore
St Patrick's Cathedral
Ryan
Philadelphia
Ireland
St. Paul
Glennon
Bu Leute
Keane
Fifth Avene
Pith Avenue
Madison Avenue
Obrecht
Gethsemane
Kentucky
Fifth Avenue
Cardinal Gibbons
Monsignor Falconio
Carmack Men In Full Control In Carmack County Group
MEMPHIS Tenn May 1 The new Enerby County Democratic Executive Committee organized with Roach named Chairman James W Young as Executive Board head and James Brett Jr Secretary The group rallied around supporting the Democratic nominee for Governor and pledged loyalty to the party in county affairs A motion to adjourn spurred a push to back the winner of the June 27 primary for governor and delegate selection The plan faced opposition from Miller Fitzhugh and Percy who argued it reflected on member honor and the measure passed 28 to 9 with four hot votes.
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Memphhs
Tenn
Enerby County
Democratic Executive Committee
Mr. Roach
James W. Young
James Brett
Carmack
Era Jum Huchells
Roach
Ro FL Malone
J. A. Murray
D. W. Collier
Patterson
Imade
Albert Benham
White
Govenor
Teels
Campbalen
Miller
G. T. Fitzhugh
W. A. Percy
Tate
Governor Johnson Denies Omaha Interview Aimed at Bryan
Chicago May 1 Gov John A Johnson of Minnesota arrived in Chicago en route from New Jersey He dismissed a circulated Omaha interview alleging he insulted William Jennings Bryan calling the report false and saying he has never spoken ill of Bryan in public or private He added he is a strong personal friend and admirer of Bryan.
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Chicago
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
New Jersey
Omaha
Bryan
Nebraska
Dr Thomas Beele Ol Pala Can Pain Relief Ad
An old newspaper note promotes Dr Thomas Belee il Ol Pala Can as a remedy for various pains. The ad claims quick relief and encourages readers to try the product for comfort from head to toe.
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Thomas’ Belee
Receiver Appointed for Star Publishing Co in Indiana
Judge Andersen in Indianapolis appoints George C. Hitr as receiver for Star Publishing Co following Reid’s petition. Star Publishing prints the Star League papers including the Indianapolis Star Muncie Star and Terre Haute Star. The suit cites $221,700 due Reid and $600,000 in outstanding bonds secured on the property with bond dues in July.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dealel G. Reid
New York
Andersen
Federal Court Today
George ¢. Hitr
Star Publishing Co
Star League
Indianapolis Star
Muncie Star
Terre Haute Star
Ried
Black berry picker slain threat on knife in Jackson area
Leon ami Thomas a Black man from Jackson talked insultingly to Ruby Graves while picking berries at Ojedina and threatened her with a knife when confronted by her, then threatened her brother. A posse pursued him by train. near Jackson he brought his wife into the fray and was struck down. He survived. The incident stirred Melina community tensions near Medina strawberry center twelve miles away.
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Jackson
Tenn
Leonami Thomas
Ruby Graves
Ojedina
Melina
Medina
Fatal Stabbing After Quarrel Near Swan Creek Road
Hohenwald Tenn May 3 A quarrel between Tom Cook and Marion Bean six miles out on Swan Creek road ended with Bean fatally stabbing Cook over the heart. Six men were at Joe Turner’s store when the dispute began. Cook fled but was later found and killed, Bean said to have killed his brother last March. Cook, from a good family, had no prior trouble.
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Hohenwald
Tenn
Tom Cook
Marion Bean
Swan Crowk
Joe Turner
Cookie
Bean
Benng
Cook
Bishop Atkins Urges Prohibition in Sermon in Nashville
Nashville May 4 Bishop James Atkins of North Carolina argues for statewide prohibition in a McKendree Church sermon. He cites Exodus goring ox text to condemn the drink evil and asserts the state may restrict personal liberty in defense of society. He says court rulings support state action restricting liberty when harm to society occurs.
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Nashville
Tenn
James Atkins
North Carolina
McKenfree Church
Heorg
Tennessee
Laague
Merry Widow Hats Stir Social Buzz Across Cities
Multiple papers report the arrival of the oversized Merry Widow hat style dominating spring fashion chatter. Observers in Johnson City Houston Dallas Knoxville and Manchester joke about husbands and sidewalks while noting the dramatic wide brims and evolving headwear trends.
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Johnson City
Washington Post
Dallas
Houston Post
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Rockwood Times
Order
Thalny
Manchester Times
Newport Plain
Murfreesboro
Confession in Rutherford murder case after two hour interview
Willan Mitchell admitted to killing Squire Hindman in Morence Station after being coerced by officers in Nashville. He described entering Florence store, drawn by a lantern, stabbing, a gun struggle, and a pistol exchange leading to Hindman’s death. Mitchell claimed the weapon was a Colt bought in Chicago for Marshall, Paid $8, and that he fled after taking a leather item from the store.
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Nashville
Tenn
Boon
Willan Mitchell
Sherif Primm
Rutherford County
Squire W. H. Hindman
Morence Station
Robert Sidebottom
A. J. Barthel
St. L. Railway
Mitchell
Fle
Florence
Chicago
Marshall Pletd & "Co
Cure for Piles with Dean's Ointment Prescription
Itching bleeding protruding or blind piles yield to Dean's Ointment chronic cases relieved and finally cured. Druggists all sell it.
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Dean
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