Cox Victory Hopeful Amid Tennessee Campaign Booster
The Columbia Herald discusses soaring Democrat confidence for Cox in the Tennessee race, noting women’s influence, party organization, and past voting patterns. It explains presidential elector voting mechanics and warns on ballot accuracy while urging steady support for the Democratic ticket.
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Governor Roberts and Democratic Victory in Tennessee
The piece argues Tennessee will have a Democratic legislature in January and supports Governor Roberts for continued leadership. It contends a Republican governor would cause legislative confusion, praises Roberts for defending state laws, property, and order, and urges harmony and continued progress under his administration.
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Harding charge on spokesmen sparks faux pas in foreign policy
The piece argues that claim of a French spokesman approaching Harding with nations alliance references is absurd since diplomats speak through governments. It notes France's views on the League and Harding's stance risk alienating irreconcilables and reservationists, threatening his campaign.
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Excess Profits Tax Debate Stirs Tenmen Politicians
A Democratic orator in Tenmen denounces the excess profits tax and endorses replacing it with a general sales tax. He criticizes the Republican party as privileged and argues that such a tax shift would punish wealth while claiming the proposal would reform the tax system and benefit business.
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Party of Privilees
Taxation Debate Voices Cox Proposals for Fairer System
The discussion argues that excessive tax rates harm new industry and capital formation while an equitably administered income tax remains the best funding method. Cox, calling himself an independent thinker, suggests replacing the excess profits tax with a fairer plan to avoid confiscation of wealth and preserve incentives.
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Farmers urged to keep faith amid high costs and uncertain prices
The Herald cautions farm producers not to lose confidence as prices for farm products falter and costs stay high. It argues workers and government delays in adjusting wages and rates worsen farmer burdens, but remains hopeful that the dollar readjustment will ease pressures and a brighter day will dawn for producers.
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Funeral Services for Ernest E McLemore
Funeral services for Ernest E McLemore, prominent miller and bank director, were held with the church packed and banks closed in tribute. Dr J C Molloy officiated, with Dr George C Watts assisting, as a large crowd from across the county paid respects at his interment.
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County Teachers to Meet as Schools Grow
The Daily Herald reports that Maury County schools are well attended and improving. County superintendent Prof Graham praises progress in districts one and ten, notes better pupil response and rising enrollment, and cites overcrowding at Mt Pleasant. A second annual teachers meeting is set for Saturday at the courthouse with program details forthcoming.
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Visitors Praise Hosts After Four Day Visit
The article notes visitors Fellows and Rebekahy praised the town and its hospitality as they enjoyed meetings parades and attractions. The Grand Lodge commendations followed the Heralds coverage while readers praised the bands, especially the local band and the Columbia and Odd Fellows ensembles, for their role in the parade.
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Columbia
State Corn Show Planned for Tennessee Club Boys
The Tennessee corn club boys will stage a state corn show in Nashville in December linked to the annual stock show at the Mine Minion Stock Yards. Plans, prizes funded by Union Stock Yards, and a wide turnout are promised with displays in stock garden buildings. A dire weather note says the Valley has little rain.
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Misses and Boys in Black and White at 12 Cents
Fragmentary notice notes Misses and Boys competitions or events in Black and White attire at a price of 12 cents. Details are unreadable, with sparse context about location or organizers.
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