Political noisiness across East Tennessee in 1910s election rhetoric
East Tennessee voters appear split among independents fusionists and party lines as editorials warn about paid endorsements and press influence. Sullivan County pledges for Judge Harrow and Governor race predictions claim broad Democrat momentum toward August and November outcomes.
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Sullivan County
Judge Harrow
Democracy
Supreme Court
West Tennessee
Jayde Burrow
Mast ‘Tennessee
Gen
Kye
Henry
D. Porter
East Tennessee
Tennessee
Entertaining program honors Johnson City high school grads
The Johnson City high school class staged a vivid chapel program at East Tennessee State Normal, tracing Tennessee history from settlement to now. Highlights included Pioneer Indian patriotic social and an old time quilting square dance finale, marking the largest Johnson City high school class yet with many named graduates.
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Johnson City
East Tennessee
Tate Normal
Tennessee
East Tennessee State Normal School
Unis
Johnson City High School
James Clyde Smith
Melvin Louise Taylor
Mary Gertrude Lyle
Leland King Cardwell
Charles Frank Hexter
Elton Rebecca Bowman
Whitney Wood Back
Alberta Albertine Campbell
Reba Cannon
James Walter Carter
Reba Collette
Cartie Lee Cox
Andrea M. Daniels
Rye Era Opens as General Rye Visits Nashville Campaign
General Thomas Rye, nominee of the regular democracy, spoke at Maxwell House in Nashville and described plans to stay through Friday. He met with campaign managers Porter Dunlap and Cal John Thompson, and discussed a potential state headquarters setup and leadership roles for the Rye campaign.
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Nashville
Dean
Dune Eh
Emm
Pad Mudie
State Committee
Thomas Rye
Maxwell House
Rye
Paris
General Rye
Porter Dunlap
Joe Welch
Taut
Lon H. Mo.Farland
Wilson County
Cal
John Thompson
Davidson County
Hye
Haidie
Rye Wix
Hooper
Eye Forces
Gen. Rye
Serup
Col
Jodie Thompson
School Board Reorganizes and elects High School staff
The board reorganized for the coming year electing 81 Joba as president and H.R. Paypott as secretary treasurer. Ava former meeting Prof. 1. BE Utterback was chosen principal. New teachers include Elizabeth Carr Lucy Hatcher May Harris Lina Jones Joe M Barnes Lena Mille Louise Cooper M A Crary and others. Building progress, course plans, and efforts to secure a first class commercial course are outlined.
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Joba
H.R. Paypott
Ava
Utterback
Elizabeth Carr
Peavey College
Mixa Lucy Hatcher
A. Eby Milligan College
East Tennessee Line Normal
May Harris
Ontermante College
Lina Jones
University of Chicago
Minnesota
Oregon
Phillips University
Oklahoma
Joe M. Barnes
L. J
Peabody College
A. B
University of Tennessee
Lena Mille
Boscobel College
Househuld
Louise Cooper
City High School
East ‘Tennessee State Normal School
M.A. Crary
Potsdam
N. Y
State Normal School
University of Syracuse
St. Lawrence University
Clarkston Technology University
Crary
Board of Education
Johnson City
Fife
Batding
City Council Transacts Routine Public Works and Zoning
At a regular meeting the council deferred Hankal tube relief on Market Street due to flood claims from West Main. They denied purchasing Robert Burrow lot near Selene Hill and ordered street improvements, extending fire limits to Burrow and White lots. A street widening near Seventh and Wellome was directed, sidewalks added on Maple and Montwell Montgomery streets, and water service charges approved for district improvements. Public notices announced civic events and a local business leader’s engagement.
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Wiek i
Wien
Wat Rte Ab
Market
West Main Street
Hickman and Miller
Robert Burrow
Selene Hill
Burrow
Clint Ros
Rene
Eer
Stvcanier
Wilvertine
Wits
Acretivnvets
Ingraide
Tennessee Etreet
Ivy Street
Bina
Waringe Avenue
New Street
la Brush Creek
Alda Kiveen
Ad Cver
Tennessee Astern Electric Ci
Seventh Avenue
Wellome Street
Sudewalks
Maple Street
Syria Street
Sevier Street
Montwollery Street
Columbus Powell
Henderson and Reeves
Market Street
Humboldt and
Whitiey Streets
Main Street
Civil Service Examination Announced for Jamison City
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a competitive exam for a male inspector position on June 17 at the post office in Jamison City. Appointments will be made from eligible candidates at an entrance salary of 1580 dollars a year. Inquiries may be directed to the local Civil Service Board at the post office.
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United States Civil Service Cour Mission Kanounerr
Juhmaon City
Civil Service Board
Will Make Tour of Europe and Africa
Dr A J Edwards of Erwin accompanied by James W Carter seventeen year old son of Mr and Mrs Geo L Carter left Monday for New York. They sail June 11 on the Adriatic for a lengthy trip abroad including Africa and Europe, England and Africa.
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A. J. Edwards
Erwin
Jas. W. Carter
Geo. L. Carter
New York
Africa
Dr. Kidwards
Mr. Carter
Europe
England
Robert Green Killed in Quarry Accident at Speers Ferry
Information reached here early today that Robert Green of this city was accidentally killed at the Speers Ferry rock quarry by a falling stone striking his head. The tragedy occurred as workers toiled in the quarry. Green was known locally and his death is mourned by family and friends.
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Robert Green
Speers Ferry
C H Burchfield Runs For Alderman in Johnson City
Voter notice from H. Burchfield seeking election to fill the remainder of Guy H. Shoun’s term. He pledges to serve the people, act faithfully and conscientiously, and asks for votes and influence next Wednesday.
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Johnson City
Guy H. Shoun
H. Burchpflield
Floterial Representative Seeks Re election in Tennessee
A candidate for the Tennessee general assembly from Washington Greene and Unicoi counties asks voters for support, pledging to continue serving constituents and to uphold their interests based on past records. The letter thanks voters for prior suffrage and expresses hope for victory in November.
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Washington, Grene
Unicoi
Washington, Greene and
General Assembly of
Tennessee
Sycamore Club Plans Broad City Building Focus
The Sycamore Club will meet tonight to discuss expanding activities into general city building in coming years while maintaining social events. A.W. McKenni of Atlanta will speak on commercial work and civic initiatives, with dues $12.50 yearly and potential for multi memberships by firms and well to do individuals. President Amar Smith urges full attendance.
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Syeratore
Uta Lity
A.W. McKenni
Atlanta
Sycamore Club
Ieto General
Amar Smith
Syeanore Club
General
Lo Mucestin
OO Morgan
Gen T Watford
Lyons Taylor Backed by Ballot Contests and Party Support
Fragmentary OCR shows Lyons Taylor facing political opposition and factional maneuvering. Mentions nomination by some factions, potential endorsements, and calls for continued campaigning amid a volatile local race. Ambiguous names and places reflect a busy but unclear snapshot of a campaign season.
Col A L Shipley Reappointed Amid Administrative Changes
Col A L Shipley has been reappointed in Jonesboro as Hans Leen appointed clerk and minister of the Los chancery division by IL Haynes chancellor for a period of his seats. The record indicates productive administration and efficiency in the office.
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Shipley
Jonesboro
Hans Leen
Los Chancery Division
IL Haynes
Lily
Hee
Johnson City to Furnish Home with Water
Johnson City authorities plan to supply a home with water as a year long contract is approved for the Soldier’s Home. The report notes ongoing farming conditions, crop prospects, and a local official, Sheriff J. K. Williams, who remains ill and is expected to be hospitalized soon.
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Johnson City
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