Turbulent Tennessee politics clash over nominees and platforms
A jumble of party maneuvers in Tennessee surfaces with figures like Bob Allen McMillin Harmon Dana and Carmack at center. Reports describe factional splits in the first district and debates over radio bids and printing contracts while national figures Roosevelt Quay and Taylor provoke editorials and partisan commentary.
Marriage of Wade Patton and Misa Self at Telford defies time
Wade H Patton and Misa Agnes Self wed at the brides parents home in Telford as the sun reached noon. Rev CG W Matney officiated while Birdie Maloney at organ and Roxie Self wrote the bride’s part. The couple will reside in Atlanta.
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Brownlow Backing Boosts Harmon for Tennessee Attorney General
In Bristol Tennessee on July 7 reports say Congressman Brownlow favors Dana Harmon for the First Tennessee circuit attorney general post. Harmon is expected to win the nomination, while Harmon’s supporters who backed him for judge may shift to W. B. Allen of Carter County if Harmon is nominated, with Allen possibly running as an independent.
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Nine Million Acres for Homesteaders Near Union Pacific
Government lands offered in Western Nebraska near the Union Pacific Railroad. Paragraph describes 40 acre lots with minimal cost and favorable climate. Distances from railroad range from three to thirty miles, with plans to expand opportunities for settlers.
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