How the Vote Stands in Contested Counties
Fragmentary OCR lists counties with vote tallies and mentions contested counties including DeKalb Greene Clay and Weakley Lawrence Wilkinson and names John I Cox and Tun Comer in a summary of political results. The text is unreadable in parts but implies shifts in strength and potential loans or purchases relating to campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Votal
DeKalb
Reave
Greene
Clay
Tlickman
Weakley
Lawrence
Wilwon
Smith
Washington County Beefs Over Cox Funds and Gubernatorial Fight
A Tennessee county hears claims of misused state funds tied to Gov. Cox and his campaign, with Baxter denying campaign material framing. Editors urge Democrats to resist buying votes and show support for Patterson as Lincoln and Henry counties back him. The piece notes party dynamics, Brownlow influence, and looming primaries shaping the governor race.
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Jconnty
Washington
Chancery Court
Laeange
Baxter
Cox
Gy Lyle
Lincoln
Henry County
Mansey Slack
Knonville Journal
Tribone
Henry
Patterson
Tennessee
Tracy City
Grandy
Gov. Cox
Brownlow
Nashville
Walter 2
Republican State Committee
Keele
Enay
Walt. P
Walt, C
Walt. C
Evans
Record of John J Cox Voting Record in Senate Journals
John J Cox is noted for voting against measures to extend protections for young girls, against salary increases for capitol officials, and against several named laws including the Adams law and street car safety bill. He supported reductions in telephone taxes and opposed laws restricting child labor and removal of children from houses of ill repute. The text also mentions suspensions that briefly made him governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tenneston
Jowenal
Wil
Sae
Senate Journal
Cumberland Telephone Company
Senate Jornal
House Journal
John S. Cox
Those W L Douglas Shoes At The Frank Taylor Store
A reader reports W L Douglas low cut shoes attracting attention of best dressers. The Frank Taylor Store is the advertised outlet. A historical ad tone notes quality and local availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Douglas
Frank Taylor
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Tereab
Scott
Bond
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Sors and Brioy
John I. Cox
Tonton
Carter
Tonston
Cheathant
Davidson
Decatur
Montgomery Dickson
Perry
Polk
Dyer
Rutherford
Fayette
Franklin
Ely Samuel
Giles
Tipton
Warren
Anderson MeMing Blount
Madison
Bedford Marion
Biledsog
Mm Carroll Maywood
Lauderdale, Crocket
Fryer
Hamblen
Obion
Jackson
Robertwon
James
Javier Sefferson Stewart
Johnson
Warrington
John
Gen. Patterson
Jason
Washington County
John I. Gox
Guingr
Bittener
Jo Jobn I. Gox
Mr. Baxter
Col. Reeves
Mam Patterson
Mr. Cox
C. W
Hodge
Vention
Bristol
Linus
Harvey
Man- Montana
Ty Todge
RVC
Plaid
Ham
Poral Todohn
Muke
Gov
Vraina
Democrata
Old Washington
John J. Cox
Washington County Democrate
Ble
Lebanon
Cross Streets
Taylor
Carmack
Artie
John TI. Cox
Wright
Walt
P. Brownton
Republic
Asbury Wright
Demockey
Republicaniam Yevents
Pan
J. W. Williams
Bae
Dr. King
H.C. Miller
Ulfeld
Upper East Tennessee
WM. Silver & CO
Hart Building—Main Street
Cardus
Teama
Laden Advisory Pt
Chattanooge Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Aia Fetta Ides
Ana Uy Mensen
Cardal
Anedis
Lever
Ss. B. VW
White
Queensware
China
Johnson City
Brush Creek
Minorca
Madison Square Garden
Bowman Street
Southern Railway
Foy W. Dulaney
Armbrust-Smith
Spring Street
Anaka National Bank
City National Bank
Pouitr
Lewis
Adams Building
J. A. Cargille
M. S. Weaver & CO
Jommnsonw
Tar Mountain
National Soldiers' Home
Buninens Unaka National Bank
Tennson City
Tenness
Surpee
W.atlee Burpee
Philadelphia
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