District 3.8 political tensions and court notices headline
Register Kenneth Fine and Warren County figures are cited as court clerks, while Hob Taylor declines stump duties. The piece notes Newell Bans dera planning to levy on friendly federal officeholders for campaign uses. It critiques the Knoxville Sentinel for omitting judge Mean's strong language about coercion. Senator Taylor’s stance widens division among democrats and antiadministration factions.
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Newell Bansdera
Bristol Capitalist Reports Bank Prosperity in Tennessee
Herbert R. Shipley a Bristol financier attended semi annual bank meetings in Jonesboro and Johnson City. Bank of Commerce Johnson City declared a semi annual dividend of 10 percent payable to stockholders of record. Jonesboro Bank and Trust Co declared its regular semi annual dividend of five percent payable at once. Shipley, a director and officer, notes strong progress in both banks.
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Herbert R. Shipley
Bristol
Jonesboro
Johnson City
Bank of Commerce
Jonesboro Bank and ‘Trust Company
Shipley
Bristol News
King Edward Funeral Cost National Estimate Revealed
London July 13 The elaborate funeral given King Edward cost the nation four million eight hundred thousand dollars according to a supplementary financial estimate released today. The report cites the total in figures and notes the substantial expenditure across services and ceremonies.
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London
Edward
Italian 13 killed by Black Hand in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 12 Italian saloon owner Joseph Manzella was shot by a Black Hand operative after receiving threatening letters demanding money. His 17 year old daughter Josephine then shot the assassin as he tried to flee. the killer was identified as Giuseppe Spennazzio, a recent Sicilian immigrant.
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New Orleans
Joseph Manzella
St. Philip
Decatur
Black Hand
Manzella
Black Hand Society
Josephine Manzella
Guiseppe Spennazzio
Sicily
Moon Defends Democratic Unity Against Public Criticism
John A Moon of Chattanooga argues the Democratic Party should avoid public factionalism and coercion in judicial races. He defends party unity, criticizes outside publication of correspondence, and urges judges and candidates to act within party lines for harmony and stable government.
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John A. Moon
State Committee
Patterson
Congress
Ujjgan A. Moon
Caofu Hall
Ww. C. Houbton
W. Burns
Lemouel Padgett
T. W. Sims
Pints Garrett
Geho. W. Gordon
Robertson
Democratic Committee
Demcratic
Tennessee
Committee
Democratic Party For Congress
Democratic Party
Democratic Executive Committee
Third Congressional District
Asnume
Chattanooga
All Ladies Apparel at Less Than Cost, Men’s Store Change
Pedigo Co announces sale of all ladies apparel at below cost as the store pivots to a man’s store, signaling a major change in inventory and target customers.
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Pedigo CO
Southeast League results and today’s games listed
Yesterday in the Southeastern League Johnson City beat Morristown 4 to 10 and Knoxville defeated Rome 2 to 0. Today Morristown visits Johnson City, Asheville plays Rome, and Knoxville travels to Gadsden. Also in major leagues results show Pittsburgh and New York tied 0 0, Cincinnati 2 2, Boston 0 2, Philadelphia 2 1, Chicago 1 0 in the National League and Detroit 7 6 over Washington while Cleveland 9 2 over New York and Philadelphia 2 1 over St Louis in the American League. Southern League scores Birmingham 2 Atlanta 5 Montgomery 0 Chattanooga 1 1. Local notes include visits by Mr and Mrs J J Conner to Bristol and other town visitors. Muscle soreness relief offered by Chamberlains Liniment.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Bostons
Negro Attack on 11 Year Old in East Carnegie
A posse searches for a negro who attacked M H Campbell's 11 year old daughter in East Carnegie, wrapping her mouth and hands, threatening her throat while the attack occurred during berry picking. The girl identified the assailant, but he remains unfound despite efforts.
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M. H. Campbell
East Carnegie
Clyde Campbell
Tragic Campbellton Fire Kills Eight In New Brunswick
A devastating blaze swept Campbellton New Brunswick injuring many and forcing three hundred residents from their homes. Eight people are reported dead including seven in an explosion and an infant’s body was found amid the ruins. The wind fanned the flames destroying two banks three churches a railway station and multiple major buildings. Communication with the town was cut off as authorities search the rubble for victims.
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St. John
N.B
Suly
Campbellton
N. B
New Brunswick
Richards Company
Humber
Intr-Colonial
Extensive Changes in Masonic Lodge Laws and Rituals Discussed
Detroit Mieh July 1 Grand lodge of Elks in reunion promises a busy session with proposed revisions to the national home at Bedford Virginia and broad changes to lodge laws and rituals. Elections for grand officers include grand judge Lochiy grand esteemed leading knight Kelly and others. A note on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets touts liver and bowels stimulation and toxin removal.
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Detroit
Miel
Grand Lodge of Elks
Reunion
Bedford
Jan. A. Kelly
New Haven
Coun
Loyat Tenigh
le Me Lively
Tallahaasee
Fla
Grand Trustec
Charles
Historic locomotive saved from decay
Atlanta July 1 A Senate resolution calls the state to preserve the ancient engine Texas and the General during the Civil War pursuit of the Andrews raiders. The General is cared for at Chattanooga while the Texas sits neglected in the yard of the Western Atlantic Railroad in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Texas
Andrews
Senate
Ieen
Chattanooga
Western Atlantic
Nashville changes in newspaper leadership and staff
July 12 Nashville reports leadership shifts as J Beard resigns after fourteen years with The American to take news editor role at Nashville Banner Chappell moves from political reporting to city editor at The American Beard is replaced by Chappell Clark moves from The Banner to Chattanooga News Gildersteeve family visits Col Gildersteeve in Philadelphia
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Nashville
Wim. J. Beard
American
Nashville Banner Staroes
Robin Cooper Sails for Europe
Robin Cooper sailed last Saturday for Europe and will remain abroad until next fall.
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Robin Cooper
Europe
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Bitler
HL. Haynes
Esgery
Republican Party
Rae
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Renato Benton McMulla
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Ke McAlister
D. Bell
BR. B. Malden
Cour of Crush Appeals
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A. R. Gholson
M.T. Bryan
Felix W. Moore
J. D. Santer
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Railroad Commissionet
Thomas
Jackson
Sheriff
W. F. Jones
Kenneth Fine
RU. Warren
Guy 8. Chase
Lawrence
Hob Taylor
Judge Mean
Knoxville Bentinel
Taylor
King Edward
Nation
Sam Holl
Ka Lewis
Wwa
Elizabethton
Yes
Miss Huttie Stel
Eng
Mrs
Henry Leurned
New
Orleans
Moon
State
Tcket
Gov. Paterson
Democratic Party of Tennessee
Cates
Shields, Cates & Mountcastie
Jon KK. Shields
Crntine
Frivnls
Supreme Court
B.A. Enloe
Riit
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Enloe
Independent Judiciary
Harvey Hannah
Halley
Harvey
Unie
Morristown
Knoxville
Rome
Asheville
Gadsden
Birmingham
Montgomery
J. J. Conner
Ie Kemine
Mestone
George N. Barrons
Limestone
Marx Sue Maul
Marion Bensway
Ian
Michigan
Chamberlain
MT Btu
East Main Street
Lumber Co
Campbellton, N. B
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Esterday
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Sepin
Mandel
Lestie
Judge Co
Fifth Ave
New York City
T. Be Heipet
Sbutherhallowey
HL W. Fields
Atty Transfer Co
Slereh Furniture Co
Anbirt-Saith
Parkes Cou Coats
Tiros
T. i. Hurt
Root
Renton
Tt. i. Crumley
Hartis Avenue
Geo
BR. Brown
Unaka National Bank
Mole
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University
Tennessee Nand of Public School System
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Houtanry
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