Patterson Pardons Record Surpasses Predecessors
Nashville Tenn Oct 17 Patterson ends nine months in office with 214 pardons by Oct 1 more than four times Frasier’s eight and a half months and over Cox in 1905. Bootleggers pistol toters murderers lead list as Frasier and Cox trailed. Patterson inaugurated Jan 17 and pardoned 214, including 16 bootleggers and 35 pistol toters, amid Adams law and temperance debates shaping clemency patterns.
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Herald
Nashville
Pattermon
Frasier Tasued
Frasier and Cox
Nashville Tennessean
Patterson
Fragler
Cox
Taylor
Turney
Frasier
Oar
Palby Frasier
Supreme Court
Frazier
Pendleton
Gov. Patterson
Tennessean
Fraiser
Pumpkins Offered for Sale by Columbia Canning Co
Advance in pumpkins due to short crop north prompts pressure to secure 4000 tons at 2.00 per ton for choice pumpkins. If immediate delivery not possible, store in a suitable location for later loading. address unspecified Columbia Canning Co.
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Anfe Place
Columbia Canning Co
Farmers Gather for Maury County Institute on Progressive Agriculture
The Maury County Institute at the court house drew a small audience of seasoned farmers as experts from the state and local offices spoke on scientific farming, stock raising, clover disease, cattle tick control, poultry, and horticultural issues in Tennessee, urging improved methods and education for profitability. Rallies emphasized elementary agriculture in schools and urged prompt tick eradication measures to keep Maury County out of quarantine.
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Maury County
Court Bowser
M. Moroney
Maury” County Farmers’ Association
John Thompson
John Rosamon
Humboldt
8. M. Bate
State Experiment Station
Knoxville
H. A Morgan
Holcomb Robinson
Henderson
W. H. Dunn
Conrae
M. Bain
Tennessee
Bain
Ang Iield
Done
Robertson
Prof. Morgan
Rosaman
Weather and social notes from Water Valley area
October mild weather finds farmers busy with corn harvest and wheat and rye sowing. Rev. Allen led services at Alexander and Goshen churches. Hoe attends Springfields annual Conference. Notices include Mrs. Fleming of Mt. Pleasant visiting the Pigs, Kinzer kinfolks near Santa Fe, Burt McMeen from York Ala visiting, Mrs. Williams with Columbia kin, Sallie Hutcheson back from Mr Pleasant, John Blackburn and wife of Ridley visiting Goshen relatives, a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Sowell.
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Water Valley
Allen
Alexander
Goshen
Hoe
Springfeld
John Fleming
Mt. Pleasant
Jim Pigs
John Kinzer
Santa Fe
Burt McMeen
York Ala
Mattie Williams
Columbia
Sallie Hutcheson Han
Merry Fight for Assessor In County Election Outlook
The county races shape up as Sherif Webb vs M E Alien for Sheriff with Frem Thomas seeking reelection. A dozen candidates are lined for Tax Assessor as primary timing stirs debate among Democrats, with early January or spring targets discussed and independents seen as a cautionary example from the last election.
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Sherif
Sherif Webb
M. E. Alien
Frem Thomas
Thomas
Feld
Alex Barker
Pat Dooley
Will Irwin
Newt Pickard
Webb Williams
Capt. Buford
J. A. Crowe
W. T. Gaskill
Tts
Democratic Executive Committee
Eayl
Country merchants told to ignore unlicensed medicine agents
Judge L. Wood in Lexington Tenn rules state board agents overstepped in seeking fines from country merchants selling properly labeled poison medicines. He says the statute on unregistered pharmacists does not apply to sales of proprietary medicines in rural shops. Board agents continue statewide inspections.
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Board of Pharmacy
Trains Plunge Off Kentucky Bridge Killing Two
An L N freight train derailed near Stanford Kentucky when the locomotive and seven cars fell from a curved bridge at the foot of a lone grade. The engineer and brakeman were killed and the fireman injured as the wreck halted the Magnum conference work.
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Long Curve
Kentucky
Stanford
Ralse Cave Way
Biddle Outlines City Mayoral Platform To Voters
Dr William Biddle releases a public statement detailing his mayoral platform and pledge to enforce all laws impartially. He plans to address voters by letter and anticipates Mayor Guest will outline his stance on law enforcement and city finances tomorrow.
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William Biddle
Biddle
Dr. Biddle
Guest
Tabor
M. Biddle
Memphis Investor Suggested as Gubernatorial Unifier
Rumors name H. D. Anderson of Memphis as a potential Republican nominee to unite Evans and Brownlow factions for the next Tennessee governor race. A rich lumberman, he has not actively engaged in politics, seen by insiders as strength to bridge party rifts. Anderson is father of H. B. Anderson, former state GOP council member.
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Brownlow
D. Anderson
Memphis
Fort
Middle Tennessee
Eaid
Anderson
Carmack
Patterson
Mr. Anderson
H. BR. Anderson
Republican Party
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