US Inter Minister Lane outlines war boon to minerals
Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the interior, argues that wartime disruption of imports will force development of American mineral resources. He cites potash, nitrogen, phosphates, manganese, antimony, arsenic and coal, saying domestic production can replace foreign supplies, boosting independence and industry while maintaining prices.
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United States
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
America
Mr. Lane
Lane
Rustin Hellein
Couns
Germany
California
Chile
Niagara Fells
Norway
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Public Landa Committee
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Geological Survey
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Prussia
Austria
Hungary
Russian
Poland
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Atlantic Seaboard
Colorado
Utah
Panama Canal
Betlva
London
Liverpool
Boliva
Chauncey Depew Blames Kaiser For The War
London Aug 13 Chauncey M Depew former US senator and friend of the Kaiser harshly censures the German ruler calling the war the crime of all centuries The ambitious world changer may reduce Europe to the sixteenth century he says The remark predicts socialism enlarging the decline of monarchies and powerful bureaucracies The note recalls Depews 26th anniversary tribute to the Kaiser's reign drawing global notice.
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London
Chauncey M. Depew
United States
Depew
Europe
Mr. Depew
Echoes From Erwin Kidney Cure Endorsement
In Erwin Tennessee B V Sublett reports long standing back ache and frequent kidney secretions eased by Doans Kidney Pills after a neighbor’s success. He confirms prior endorsement remains valid and urges purchase from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Price shown as See at all dealers.
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Dean
Erwin
B. V. Sublett
Erwin, Tenn
Doan
Mr. Sublet
Foster-Milburn Co
Profs
Buffalo
Tribute to Daniel Boone Tablet Dedicated in Elizabethton
On August 15 in Elizabethton Tennessee a ceremony marked the Bronze Tablet along the Boone Trail from North Carolina to Kentucky. Rain forced the unveiling to be held on the Lynnwood Hotel porch as Mrs. W G Clemens and Miss Templeton spoke of Daniel Boone and the trail markings by DAR chapters from North Carolina through Tennessee to Kentucky.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
North Carolina
Kentucky
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lynnwood
Tennessee Daughters
Mary J. Templeton
Knoxville
Tennessee Daughters of the American Revolution
W. G Clemens
John Carter
Fitzabethton
Daniel Boone
Miss Templeton
Tennessee
Raleigh
Kisle Tipton
Tipton Chapter Names Descendants From John Carter
The article notes Miss Tipton and her father’s side as direct descendants from John Carter, sixth generation. Mrs Belle Carter Tipton, the first Regent, was absent. Elsie Tipton also traces lineage to John Tipton the pioneer.
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Tipton
John Carter
Mra. J, Trank Seiler
Cartie Hunter
Join Carter
Belle Carter Tipton
Mian
Elsie Tipton
John Tipton
The Modern Maud in Boston Globe Satire
A verse sketch lampoons Maud Muller on summon day with ornate description and a motor ride by Mortimer du Peyster Wayne. The poem contrasts old fashioned virtue with modern vanity as Maud catalogs paint, powder, and posing amid a racy romance ending in a sharp social quip.
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Charles H. Cheslay
Boston Globe
Maud Muller
Mortimer du Peyster Wayne
Maud
Love
Moon post office measure on civil service exam showdown
Washington reports the House has passed a Moon measure to require competitive civil service exams for assistant postmasters in first and second class post offices. The bill, now before the Senate, would revoke exemption for those carried into civil service by executive order. Civil service advocates oppose. supporters say the elected representatives now control offices. About 2,400 assistant postmasters would be affected, most Republicans under Taft-era service orders.
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Washington
Aug
House
Moon Post Office
Civil Service
Senate
Representative Moon
Tennessee
Civil Service League
Taft
Rev Watkins Remains Holston Baptist Leader
The one hundred twenty eighth Holston Baptist Association session at Wordtown closed with over 9 000 attendees. Notables included Dr W M Vines Dr B F Fol Rev J W Gibson state secretary Rev W J Stuart orphanage head Miss Margaret Buchanan Dr J M Burnette Carson Newman president Rev A J Watkingway reelected moderator and Aquire W S Squitch as assistant moderator. Executive board chosen: M May John D Cox W S Squibb A J Campbell R F D G T Flowers B D Male O T Wolford R St Bayless Johnism City Prof 0 L Jones Piney Flatten A J Watkins Gray AR Moulton Pall Branch W B Graybeal.
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Holston Baptis Association
Wordtown
W. M. Vines
Charlotte N.C
Bffol
J. W. Gibson
W. J. Stuart
Margaret Buchanan
Nastville
J. M. Burnette
Carson and Newman College
Hoone’s Creek
O. T. Wolford
R. St Bayless
Johnism
0. L. Jones
Piney Flaten
A. J. Watkins
Gray
Moulton
Pall Branch
W.B. Graybeal
Washington College
Over 18000 Motor Cars In Spate Of Tennesser
According to secretary of state records 18 200 motor cars are owned in Tennesser. Memphis leads with the highest count, Nashville Chattanooga and Knoxville follow in that order, then Jackson Clarksville and Columbia.
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Tennesser
Nashville
Ate
Secretary of State
Memphis
Cira
Chattanoves
Knoxville
Jackson
Clarksville
Columbia
Tennessee judging board tallies 1987 election returns
A majority of the state returning board led by Governor Hooper, Secretary Sneed, and Attorney General Thompson met in Nashville to canvass county returns for the recent supreme judgeship election. Williams leads Burrow by about 1,057 in official totals, with four counties outstanding and others yet to report.
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Tenn
State Returning Board
Hooper
Sneed
Thompson
State Capitol
Cheatham, Crockett
Polit T
Unicol
Wiliams
Returning Board
Supreme Judge
County Burrows
Wiliama
Anderson
Bledsoe
Carrol
Carter
Cheatham
Chester
Claiborne
Cocke
Crockett
Cumberland
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Ragland
Maka National Bank
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Kaiser
Daniel Noone
Watkins
Holston
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