Folly of a State Primary Exposé and West Virginia Forestry Push
The letter condemns a Tennessee primary as impractical and driven by Carmack, Cox, and allies, arguing it would force factional fights in multiple races and undermine party unity. It then reports on West Virginia's forestry effort, noting a university forestry school, a state association, a draft forest law, and vast wooded areas feeding major rivers and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the American
Tennessee
Cox
Carmack
Patterson
Doling
Court of Civil Appeals
Alvo
Denver
Curmack
Tennenses
Carmack-Cox and
Hermitage Democrat
Civil Court of Appeals
Neo Canary
West Virginia
Lotutes
State University
Morgantown
State Board of Trade
Monongaberg
Yonghiogheny
Chest
Littl Kanawha
Great Kanawha
Guyandotte
Big Sandy
Ohio
Potomac
Cy Sammie
Jean Scar” Huta
Roy Hale gets a twenty years
The jury in Jonesboro convicted Roy Hale of murder in the second degree for the 1900 killing of J. E. Davis. Hale admitted the act but claimed self defense. Davis was shot from behind and Hale fled to Missouri after the event. Hale was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hale
Jonesboro
J. E. Davin
Hale
Davis
Missouri
United States Army
Ft. McPherson
Atlanta
Johnson City
Ite
Davia
A. J. Moody
Ack Hale
Clows Place
Blountville
Lillie Davie
Hale Brothers
Tennessee Tax Aggregates Show 1907 Increase Over 1906
Comptroller Dibrell releases state wide tax totals with East Middle and West Tennessee figures. 1907 aggregate reaches 1 471 417 96 up from 1 410 143 74 in 1906 an increase of 61 278 58. East Middle and West areas listed with precise amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibrell
East Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
West Tennessee
Middle ‘Tenneanee
Tennessee
East Tennesase
Tennesase
Memory of Old Virginia Car Ride and Other Musings
An OCR fragment recalls memory pieces from old Virginia days. A passenger helps an elderly Black man, the scene framed by plantation life and memories of Mistis and kinship on a streetcar journey. The piece shifts to notes on Senator Taylor and Reminiscences of the Ku Klux Klan with Georgia politics and rail commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haco
Virginia
Mistis
Riaing
Hal
Salle Corbell Pickett
Lippincott's
Ku Klux Klan
John O. Reed
Uncle Remin
Oglethorpe County
Georgia
Reed
Return to candidates and records in political debate
The article comments on political shifting and character attacks around Patterson and Carmack figures, urging voters to focus on the governor and congressional records. It notes the Willard of Johnson City being urged as elector for the state at large and mentions his insurance work and past consideration for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Court of Civic Appeals
Judge Palmer
Memphis Nova-Scmitar
Ear 4Th
Horace Palmer
Court of Civil Appeals
Louisville and Nankville
Judiciary
Palmer
Supreme Bench
Railroads
Tennessee
Tom
Ana
Tennasses
Gov
Tennesses
News-Scimitar
Judge Shields
Southern Railroad
Bhat
Gov. Patterson
A.B. Nem
Bob" Taylor
Washington
Stoneleigh Court
John Hay
Taylor
Jack Robinson
Jack
Carmack Frank
Duncan B
Gooper
Mel
Doak
Newport
D. HW
Willard
Johnson City
Hoin
Congress
Brownlow
Simple Kidney Mix Promises Cure via Home Mixture
A town tale touts a homemade blend of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon Compound Syrup Sardaparilia and water used nightly to cleanse kidneys and ease rheumatism and urinary troubles. Advertisers claim the tonic removes uric acid from blood, with druggists offering ingredients for home mixing and urging plenty of water and no diet changes.
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New York
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Nola Smith
Ind
Cardu
Ladies Advisory Dept
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Thattanooga
Tenn. BA
S. E. N. Moore
Law
Roone & Lower
Unaka National Bank
Jobneon City
Tenn
W. J. Matthews, M. D
Main Street
Johnson & Miller Attorneys-At
G. A. McClain
Pavarcias and Amaron
Ofice— Brows
Hoowray
Offica
Bronsey
E. $. Miller
Jmou
FL. C. Miller
Jours
Kealdonce
King Street
Gardner
Eagle Building
E. B. Hensley
JOHNSON _ CITY, TENNESSEE
Burrow
Blok
S. C. Williams
T. A. Cox
G. C. Seles
COX & Sells Attorneys-At-Law
Solicitors IN Chancery
Brown Building
Na, Vines Sam W. Rice Vines & Price Attorneys - At - Law
C. J. Broyles, M. D
Sewerte Lieited
Omeo
E. J. Vaught
Brown Bldg
Aiatare
Renee Sane
Hamech, Beale & Dyer
Judge Bell
John 8. Wilkes
Giroult
Bennett D. Bell
Gallatin
Ninth Circuit
Bell
Robert I. Peck
Springfield
William M. Doy
Bob Taylor
United States Jsemator
Benton McMillin
A. H. Munford
Bar of bin
Bruce Britton
Gate City
Jongsboro
Britton
Ernest Wells
Wrenn
Jarnigan
Rootville
Knox County
Elmo
Wells
Jeiler
Supreme Court
Jo Roach
Roach
Franklin and Grandy
Youra
Nashville Banner
Old Virginia
Ku Klux
Mate Railroad Commission
Louisville & Nashville Illinois Central
Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis
State Railroad Commission
Polen
O'Haver
George T. O'Haver
Mampus
Malone
Legislative Council
Baby
Nat Ia
Ue Faber Saainn
Draggis
H. O. Miller
Mrs. Onney
Chamberlain
Woodbury
Twinity
Mich
Piper Heidseick
DR. E. Deaderick
Pine Street
Jounson Crry
George J. Sells
Nhort
Caref
East Market Street
RL. Williams & CO
Pierce Justice of the Peace
West Warmet Street
Latheays
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