Tampering with Juror Charged in Browne Trial Indictment
Chicago July 6 State's Attorney Wayman announces indictment against John A Malloy a grocer for attempting to bribe juror Oscar T Morford in the Browne trial. Retrial of Lee O Nell Browne for bribing Representative Chas A White to vote for William Lorimer set for July 2.
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Chicago
Wayman
John A. Malloy
allWilling
Oscar T. Morford
Lee O'Nell Browne
Chas A White
William Lorimer
United States
WILLIAMS REGAINS MEDAL IN GUN CLUB CLOSING
James A Summers won The Comet medal in the closing gun club shoot and kept it hidden until yesterday when he found it while hunting for a diamond ring in his wife's jewel case. He brought it to town and showed it to HL L Williams who posted the best score last Saturday in Johnson City.
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James A. Summers
HL. L. Williams
Johnson City
Williams
Rumor of Challenge for Palmer in Tennessee District
Palmer may face a strong opponent in the upcoming congressional race in the district centered near Murfreesboro Tennessee. Word circulated in Tullaram a of a secret plan with Hon W C Houston possibly backed by a heavy hitter and Tr E Palmer named as the possible rival though details remain murky.
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Tullaroma
Tenn
W. C. Houston
Tr. E. Palmer
Murfreesboro
Cates to Speak at Murfreesboro with Time Split
Nashville report says Gen. Charles T. Cates will address Murfreesboro next Saturday and Judge Floyd Estill will request a division of Cates' speaking time. Republican efforts for an independent ticket are dismissed by Democrats. Judge John M. Taylor’s Paris appearance appointment has been withdrawn.
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Nashville
Tenn
Chas. T. Cates
Murfreesboro
Floyd Estill
Cates
John M.taylor
Paris
Maury County Democrats Endorse Paterson Loyal to Party
Maury county democratic executive committee completed organization in all 28 precincts. They condemned certain congressmen for not backing regular nominees and praised Senator Robert J. Taylor for loyalty, inviting him to speak before the election. They endorsed Gov. M. R. Patterson and reaffirmed support for nominees from governor to constable. L. W. Riggs returned from a San i trip in Sullivan county.
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Columbia, Tenn
Maury County
Democratic Executive Committee
Robt. J.taylor
Maury
Gov
Patter
Peebles
M. R. Patterson
Nashville
Tennessee
Ucket
Patterson Attacks General Cates In Mass Meeting
Governor Patterson delivered a scathing speech before about 5000 in Stewart County praising a crowd and condemning General Cates as a “strutting peacock.” He accused Cates of dual roles, corporate ties, ballot-box corruption, and partisan intolerance, noting Cates’ switch to prohibition.
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Dover
Tenn
Patterson
Mewart
Old Stewart
Cates
George W. Brandon
Brandon
James K. Polk
Shelbyville
Supreme Court
Shields
Knox County
Carmack
Soldiers Fall Short as Rain Ends Asheville Game
The Soldiers and Jobbers played in Asheville but a heavy morning rain left the field in poor condition. Kelly pitched for Asheville as Jobbers loaded the bases in the first, scoring once before rain halted play in the second inning.
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Jobbers
Hart
Kelly
Adams Law Champion Enters Senate Race
Lebanon Tennessee July 1 Hon A A Adams announced his bid for state senate opposing Ion De Johnagn Adams former state senator in 1905 and father of the Adams prohibition law affecting cities of 5000 or under He is described as a strong supporter of the administration.
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Lebanon
Tenn
A. A. Adams
Ion. de Johnagn
Adams
State Senate
Has Returned to Johnson City and Local Commentary
The Bristol News notes Fank Good former Colbert drug store clerk has returned home to Johnson City after the transfer of the property to C. C. Minor. Miss Fannie Keen returns from Greeneville visits. Major J. A. Buchanan of North Carolina visits, discussing judicial conventions and candidates. General Cates accused of double employment and misstatements as attorney general and political manager of bolting judges.
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Colbert Drug
Johnson City
C. C. Minor
Good
Minor
Bristol News
Fannie Keen
Greeneville
Maj. J. A. Buchanan
North Carolina
Maxwell House
State Executive Committee
Cates
Beard
Judge Shields
Shields
Expert's Opinion Promotes Zemo for Skin Diseases
A national skin disease expert lauds Zemo as a superior treatment for eczema dandruff pimples and other skin issues. The ad touts Zemo as a clean external remedy, superior to greasy salves, and promises booklets from Mefants Oley Dirng Co for home cures and demonstrations.
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Oley Dirng Co
Chy Drag Company
Thor
Paraded crowds fill Johnson City as veterans lead grand procession
The crowd arriving by rail and private transport topped 5,000 with thousands more. A long parade started at Roan Street and Watauga Avenue, moved along Main and Boone to Unaka, ending at the ball park. Veterans from the Confederate ranks marched with a blue band, then Mayor Smith, Commercial Club, P O S of A, and the Soldiers Home band followed. The Jr O U A M led a large float procession with white regalia and family allegory.
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Watauga Avenue
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Main
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Unaka
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W. A. Dickenson
P.O. S. of A
George Washington
Greenville
B. P. O. Elks
Elks Head
Esquire Warren
Fune
Johnson City
Morristown
Mmembers
Com
Knoxville judge decries coercion amid monster parade
In Knoxville on July 5 Judge Lansden denounced Nathan G. Robertson as the man who attempted to coerce him while accusing Governor Patterson of crimes. A vast, costly parade scheme collapsed as crowds failed to appear, leaving many floats and carriages sparsely used under a garish display of white, green, and yellow decor.
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Tenn
Lansden
Nathan G. Robertson
Neil
Beard
State Committee
Sheilds
Patterson
Hugh Webb
Landeau
Biddle
Nena Crowder
Alice Crowder
Marion Friberg
Jas. A. Sbmmers
Summers
Walter Brown
Bya Malone
Miss Barkley
Little Frank
Helen Summers
Chicago Delegation Denied Johnson Welcome Parade
Mayor Busse and Police Chief Stewart refused a permit for a welcome parade for Jack Johnson. Delegation demanded a brass band and police escort, but the request was deemed not a public occasion. The mayor also said exhibit of fight films would be considered later.
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Johnson
Chicago
Busse
Jack Johnson
Stewart
Jeff Lost All His Spirit Walks After Fight in Oakland
James J. Jeffries arrived in Oakland with his wife and friends after a brutal bout. His face bore fresh marks from the fight and he walked with head down, appearing stripped of spirit, while guests offered condolences and reporters noted the scene at the private arrival.
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Oakland
Calif
James J. Jeffries
Simos
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