Resolutions of Washington County Bar Honor Judge McHenderson
The Washington County Bar passes resolutions praising Judge G Henderson of the Second Judicial Circuit for presiding over the February term in Jonesboro. They commend his fairness wisdom and courtesy and invite him to return to Jonesboro to preside again in the same able manner.
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G. McHenderson
Second Judicial Circuit
Tennessee
Dana Harmon
First Judicial Circuit
Jonesboro
McHenderson
Cardul aids Adel woman in overcoming female troubles
Adel Georgia resident Mrs C J Rentz narrates relief after three years of suffering from female troubles. She says tying down left her exhausted and breathless until taking Cardul, which enabled her to perform all tasks without suffering. Cardul is advertised as helping many women with backache nervousness headaches and related weakness.
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Adel
C. J. Rentz
Cardul
Cardus
No Citizenship For Dealers In Liquor
Memphis February 13 Saloonkeepers bartenders and others whose business is to sell intoxicants in Tennessee were ruled ineligible for United States citizenship by Federal Judge John E. McCall He stated no man can support both state and federal constitutions while upholding laws and sell liquor in a state where its sale is prohibited He refused naturalization petitions for Filippi Vanni and George Congias and others in similar occupations withdrew their petitions.
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Memphis
Tennessee
United States
John E. McCall
McCall
Filippi Vanni
George Congias
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Health Cure
The advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for headaches indigestion constipation and stomach liver or bowel troubles. It claims the syrup is a pleasant mild laxative regulator and urges readers to request a free sample from the Pepsin Syrup Co Monticello Illinois before buying at one dollar a bottle through dealers.
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Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Bldg
Monticello
Ill
J. Cressy & Co
Toledo
Political row over Gov Hooper’s choice for public instruction
The Chattanooga Times comments on Governor Hooper’s rejected appointment of Prof Gus Dyer as superintendent of public instruction. It argues the decision was political, praises Prof Jones’s record, urges a strong experienced Republican or a regular Democrat to lead the schools, and notes appointments should avoid partisanship.
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Senate
Gus Dyer
Dyer
Hooper
Professor Jones
Chattanooga Times
Republican Discord Roars Over Old Guard Resurgence
A Chattanooga Times report cites Nashville whispers of an old guard revival within the purified republican establishment. It notes fear of fusionist schemes, the ouster of loyal Republicans, and a Nashville convention planned to reveal pact secrets and pro prohibition manipulations to sway votes.
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Nashville
Tom Taylor
Folk
Chattanooga Times
Wayward Children Discussed At Munsey Memorial Church
Ministers association and board of education met to address youth crime and schooling after a student shot the principal. A joint Limestone and Jonesboro meeting is planned for March 6 to push bills for a reform school, a juvenile court, and a bonded reform institution. The county would be covered by the compulsory school law unless population figures exclude it.
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Ministers’ Association and
Board of Education
Munsey Memorial Church
Limestone
Jonesboro
Opposition in Senate in Tennessee Governor's Appointment
Nashville reports indicate Governor Hooper may nominate Vanderbilt Professor G W Dyer to succeed Prof R L Jones as superintendent of public instruction. Regular Democrats may oppose confirmation despite unani mous approval of adjutant general and state factory inspector. The outcome hinges on senate support and governor's intent, amid ongoing political tensions. Also notes a Chamberlain's liniment ad urging readiness for injuries.
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Nashville
State Senate
Hooper
Senate
G. W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
R. L. Jones
Dyer
General Assembly
Judiciary
Prof. Dyer
Doors Open at 9 30 for Bryan Lecture at Hippodrome
Doors will not be opened until 9 30 Thursday for the Bryan lecture giving the public a chance to hear the distinguished speaker address school children from the hotel Purdue balcony at 1 o clock and secure choice seats for the event.
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Hippodrome
Bryan
Purdue
George Renfro Named New Superintendent of State Capitol
Governor Hooper announces George Renfro of Uroseville as superintendent of the state capitol with a two year term beginning March 19. Renfro is a prominent Middle Tennessee Republican and former secretary of the state executive committee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
George Renfro
Uroseville
Rento
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