Political Row and Local Obits From the Gazette
The piece lists local officials for magistrate constable and tax assessor posts. It notes the Senate agreeing to take up the Nicaragua Canal bill for priority. It laments the death of Mrs. H. L. Taylor of Johnson City and covers political remarks by Representative DeArmond and Senator Jones on trusts and war funding.
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Morgan
Senate
Congress
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Spectc
Spain
MckKinley
City Comet
Paris
New York Journal
Johny T. Rockefeller
Gage
United States Army
Cour d'Alene
William McKinley
Philippines
Chi
White
England
Republican Party
Johnson City
Jand
Watauga River
Avery
J. R. Englebert
Austin Springs
Tenn
Ex Governor R L Taylor mourns wife death in Knoxville
Mrs Sarah Loretta Taylor wife of ex Governor Robert G Taylor died at home in Knoxville Monday evening at 6 40 PM after a struggle with illness. Funeral at the residence Wednesday morning with interment in Old Gray cemetery. Gov Taylor overwhelmed by loss. five children survive. many telegrams of sympathy from southern leaders. Local and statewide reaction expresses deep sorrow.
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IL. L. Taylor
Johnson City
Gov. Taylor
Tak Cosme
Maning
Sarah Loretta Taylor
Robert 4. Taylor
Fourth Avenue
Old Gray
Monpli
Waylor
Taylor
Sar Toretta Baird
Asheville
N. Y
Shel
Adolphus 1
Bui
Loretta Minter
Che
Hinily
Misser
Loretta
Katherin
Robert L, Jr
David
South
Texan
Georgia
Mabania
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Uunion
Guy
Knoxville
Pune
Robert G. Taylor
Himbin Forsil
Bailey and Grosvenor clash over anti trust bill in House
In Washington on June 1 the House debated anti trust measures. Bailey accused Grosvenor of seeking only a majority proposal and warned that the constitutional amendment cannot become part of the Constitution. Bailey argued trusts are not in danger from current legislation and urged practical controls on interstate commerce. The exchange drew Democratic applause and some GOP support.
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Representative DeArmond
Missouri
Congress
DeArmond
Washington
Bailey
Texas
Grosvenor
Senate
Carmack Wins Narrowly in Lincoln Democratic Primary
Fayetteville June 2 The Carmack forces claim a glorious victory in a hard fought Lincoln Democratic primary over McMillin with a near 1600 to 800 result. County tally over 2200, Carmack ahead by about 650 as party unity is urged for upcoming senatorial primaries and August ballots.
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Fayetteville
Lincoln
Carmack
MclMitlin
McMillin
United States
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