Pressure on tariff bill prompts publishers to act
Washington April 23 All members of the house received telegrams from publishers attending the Associated Press and Newspaper Publishers association meeting in New York urging action to remove the tariff from print paper and wood pulp. House leader Sharp Williams urged protest and motion to compel recognition. Representative Mann stated the subcommittee will begin an impartial inquiry into the paper question, timing undecided. Speaker Cannon said a special committee led by James R Manro of Illinois will investigate the alleged combination of print paper manufacturers and will compel testimony if publishers fail to come forward.
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House of Representatives
New York
Associated Prews
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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Mann
Abairmant
Cannon
House
Jas. R. Mano
Illinois
Publishers’ Association
Associated Preas
Dam
Novel Replevin Case Highlights Court Powers in Columbia
In Columbia Tennessee on April 25, W J Higgins sued to recover his wife Ada Templeton from her parents after eloping. The court required a bond equal to the property value, while Higgins posted only 10 dollars. The Tennessee penitentiary reported the transfer of Dick Lawrence from Michigan for a 28 year burglary and assault with intent to murder sentence, noting Lawrence’s escape with cellmate Bradley years earlier and their tunnel exit.
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W. J. Higgins
Sam Dooley
Higgins
Ada Templeton
Riggins
Sunire Faeries
Maries
Shorif Gond
Thien
Tennessee
Michigan
Dick Lawrence
Lawrence
Shelby County
Cato
Bradley
Lawreves
Wade
Chattanooga Times
Campaign Planned Against Night Riders in Kentucky
Acting on Gov. Wilson's orders, Adj. Gen. Johnston outlines a vigorous campaign. Roger Williams travels from Frankfort to organize troops in Trigg County to arrest and charge alleged night rider ringleaders linked to barn burnings, robberies, and property destruction across Hopkinsville, Dyensborg, View, and nearby localities.
Carmack Criticizes Ripper Bill in Tennessee Charter Fight
A Memphis Commercial Appeal analysis rebuts Carmack's charges about the 1905 Memphis charter. It argues the plan did not authorize taxation beyond city limits and clarifies sections on extraterritorial health and sanitation powers, asserting Carmack misrepresented the charter and that Patterson did not author the bill.
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Dlollar
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United States
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Stielby County
Patterson Leads Carmack Battle in East Tennessee Gubernatorial Primary
East Tennessee voters show Patterson ahead of Carmack in Greensville and Limestone areas, with Patterson's supporters claiming superior organization. Democrats split while Republicans watch, fearing Carmack’s edge may not overcome Patterson’s momentum despite Carmack’s claimed regional advantage.
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East Tennessee
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Main Street
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Mixa Robing
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Tillie Henrot
National Children's Home Society
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Delaware
Lippincott’s
Rastle
Tomer
New Idea Woman's Magazine
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