True Reforms and False Reformers Lecture by Gov Patterson
Gov Malcolm Patterson spoke at Memorial Hall on True Reforms and False Reformers to a receptive audience. He argued for open discussion and consideration of opposing views and praised intellectual vigor and honest eloquence in public life.
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Malcolm Ki. Patterson
Memorial Hall
W. H. Osborne
George L. Carter
J. Fred Johnson
Maj
P. KE. Divine
G. L. Smith
H. H. Carr
Robt
Vestal
Pritchett
G. T. Lee
E. J. Baxter
R. C. Warren
Paul E. Divine
Cesarea
Grotius
Tennessee
Malcolm R. Patterson
True Reforms and False Reformers Lecture Review
The governor received a cordial reception and audience attention as he spoke on reforms and history. His well prepared lecture impressed attendees with his oratory, readable style, and thoughtful remarks, earning warm congratulations from many friends after the talk.
Notice to Redeem Tax Land in Johnson City Tennessee
Owners of parcels in Washington county Tennessee are warned to appear at the Johnson City office by February 1, 1911 to pay taxes penalties interest and costs or their right to redeem will be barred and deed issued to buyer Cy St Lyle. Properties in Carnegie addition described with lot and block numbers and taxes due. Witnessed in Johnson City on November 2, 1910.
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Johnson City
Tennessee
Cy St. Lyle
Washington County
Othelvt
Tennersee
Carnegie
B Holmes
Lucy McMilliin
L. Odom
M Je Odom
Walter F. Martin
Sobnaon City
Tennessee Supreme Court Upholds Whiskey Law
Knoxville reports the Tennessee Supreme Court upholds a law banning whiskey manufacture. Judges Beard and Green dissent, condemning the act as unconstitutional. The court also denies a rehearing in the interstate shipment case J W Kelly & Co v state. Mayor Gaynor advocates polite enforcement amid numerous complaints. Newark fire kills twenty eight, injures forty or more, most victims young women in a four story factory building.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Tennessee
W. D. Beard
Grafton Green
Green
J. W. K Kelly & Co
Judge Beard and Myself
Shields
Beard
Myself
J. W. Kelly & Company
Newark
N. J
Ninety Percent Oppose Diaz in Mexico Revolt Rumors
El Paso dispatch reports widespread anti Diaz sentiment in Chihuahua and Durango with locals claiming the revolt includes railway workers, farmers and artisans. Rail lines near Parral were torn up and not yet repairable. clashes near Manaquipa and El Valle threaten Mormon colonies. American victims listed in Page incident.
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Tex
el Paso Herald
Chihuahua
Durango
Mexico
Diax
Railromd
Parral
Manaquipa
el Valle
Page
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