Democratic Ticket Electors and Local Officials Listed
The document lists presidential electors Stowe at Larges Floyd Estil Pranklin Dudley Porter by district. It names C L Lyle Frank M McElwer B C Masten M Sidwell B Warner BR L Peck Whitthorne Heron Pierson Saddath KR I Baptist Judge of Supreme Court AS Buchanan Polls Moore Obion For Trustee TL C Jackson For Sheriff W PF Jones For Tax Assessor L M Broyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
Floyd Estil
Pranklin
Dudley Porter
C. L. Lyle
Washington
Frank M. McElwer
Roane
B.C. Masten
van Buren
A M. Sidwell
Clay
B. Warner
Marshall
BR. L. Peck
Robertson
Whitthorne
Maury
Heron Pierson
Saddath
KR. I Baptist
Tipton
Washington County political notices and events
Local candidates announce for Sheriff Tax Assessor Trustee of Washington county and justice of the peace in Ninth and Sixth districts. Re-elected trustees seek business administration. Governor Benton McMillin enters gubernatorial race with East Tennessee support. Obituary noted for Judge Horace Palmer. Silver Links lodge 458 elects officers and plans Home Coming with speakers J W Howard and R A Brown. Odd Fellows invited from Washington and Unicoi counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton McMillin
East Tennessee
Washington County
Upper East Tennessee
Benton
Benator
Silver Links Lodge
A. L. Johnson
N. C
J. T. Galloway
V. G
James Hilbert
J. A. Grahl
J. J. Strain
J. W. Howard
R. A. Brown
Knoxville
Odd Fellows
Washington and
Unicoi Counties
Tribute to Judge Falmer Marks Tennessee Loss
The Chattanooga Times and Memphis Commercial Appeal praise Judge Falmer as one of Tennessee's finest jurists and a cultured, sincere friend. They note his death removes a great citizen and character, and reflect on political implications for Benton McMillin and Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Tennessee
Falmer
Chattanooga Times
Benton McMillin
Patterson
Memphis
Gen Campbell Denies Johnson City Police Chief Candidacy
Governor F Campbell rebukes rumors that he seeks the Johnson City chief of police, says he would not accept the post under current conditions, cites need for department reforms and a larger force, and notes the mass convention did not nominate him. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is endorsed as a trusted medicine era ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
P. H. Wofford
J. B. Worley
M. B. Martin
J. H. Pierce
Gev. F. Campell
Will Dedicate Catholic Chapel at Elk Park
The new Catholic chapel in Father Callahan's Elk Park mission will be dedicated Sunday morning June 16. Rt. Rev. Leo Hard will bless the chapel and a program will be carried out. A special train will run from Johnson City at 8 00 a m for the occasion. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Callahan
Elk Park
N.G
Leo Hard
Johnson City
Charles B. Thomas Dies Sudden in Jonesboro
Charles B. Thomas prominent Jonesboro businessman died suddenly at four pm from heart disease after a day of normal activity. He was forty seven, survived by a widow and six children. A large landowner and farmer, he ran extensive business in machinery and farming implements. Funeral services will be held from the home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Tenn
Charles B. Thomas
Thomas
Fune J
Railroad schemes link Carolina Clinchfield to Chesapeake and Ohio
Richmond June 12 reports say the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio railroad seeks to raise capital to connect with the Chesapeake and Ohio system. A Sea board Air Line stock sale and new syndicate may enable a southern route from Dante to Elkhorn Ky, paving the way for C and O control from Spartanburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Vai
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railroad Company
Chesapeake and Ohio
Seaboard Air Line
Cumberland Corporation
Carolina, Clinchfield & and Ohio
Clinchfiel Corporatumn
Williams
Brownlow Monument Movement Launched
A movement to erect a monument for Walter Preston Brownlow at the Mountain Branch Home for Disabled Volunteers was launched in Johnson City with incorporation of The W. P. Brownlow Monument Association. Judge Alonzo J. Tyler was named president and a slate of vice presidents appointed from counties across East and Middle Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vet
Nashville
West Tennessee
David A. Nunn
Brownsville
Tyler
Wll
Lie Late Wong Reskinan
Col. Brownlow
Johnson City
Walter Preston Brownlow
Mountain
National Home For
Tennessee
W. P. Brownlow
Alonzo J. Tyler
Bristol
George T. Wolford
George T. Lee
Brownlow
Hamblen
W. L Davis
Claiborne County
J. M. Grove
Grainger County
J. L. Drinnon
Hamblen County
W. A. Bowers
Bevier County
A. F. Boyer
Cocke County
W. T. Testerman
Hancock County
Gale Armstrong
Hawkins County
O. B. Lovett
Greene County
W. F. Mullenix
Sullivan County
G. Alexander
Carter County
R. B. Donnelly
Johnson County
J. F. Toney
Unicoi
F. P. Britton
Washington County
East Tennessee
R. V. Goodson
Chattanooga
Middle Tennessee
John E
C C and O Charter Amended for New Rail Link
Richmond Va June report notes the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio railway sought Virginia corporation commission approval to raise capital from 30,000,000 to 10,000,000 and to enable a through line from the Great Lakes to the south Atlantic via Chesapeake and Ohio at Killorn City Kentucky. Superintendent Phetteplace and Engineer Crosby visited the 40 mile Dante Va to Killorn City Ky extension site by horseback, describing a largely underground route with bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Corporation Commission
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kikhorn City
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Seaford
Hupt. L. WH
Trustees Hold Meeting Here At Washington Tusculum College
A joint trustees meeting of Washington Tusculum college was held in the ladies parlor of the Munsey Memoryl church. Judge Hal H. Haynes had granted a divorce to the college. A J Brown presided as chairman and B J Baxter as secretary. After the Tusculum year end diplomas were awarded the faculty action was ratified in Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington-Tusculum College
Hal H. Haynes
Wipmina
Munsey Memoryl Church
A. J. Brown
B.J. Baxter
Tusculum
Johnson City
Candidates Nominated In Mass Convention at Hippodrome
A mass meeting Friday night at the Hippodrome nominated aldermanic candidates. U H Lyle presided and J W Caas served as secretary. M B Martin and Joe Pierce were chosen for the First ward, J B Worley and P H Woford for the Second ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. H. Lyle
J. W. Caas
M. B.martin
Joe Pierce
J.B. Worley
P. H. Wofford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supreme Court
Buchanan, Shelby
Judge Court of Civil Appeals
W. Moore
Obion
TL. C. Jackson
W. PF. Jones
L. M. Broyles
Trai
W. F. Jones
Sours, Truly, H. ©. Jackson
Democratic Party
Geo. R. Duncan
Trul J.T. BE
Republican Party
W. L. Hart
Justice of Peace
J. W. Crumley
Justice of the Peace
Volpe
Roosevelt
L O. O. F. Lodge
Knoxville Sentinel
Milton
Comet
Horace &. Palmer
Murfreesboro
Chamberlain
Charles Thomas
Uet
John Skelton Williams
Georgia
Florida
South Atlante
Carolina
Grinchfield
Oho Toute
Seaboard
Dante
Elkhorn
Ciinchfield
Ohio
Spartanburg
Edwin Hawley
Middle West
South Atlantic Seaboard
M. J. Caples
Stevens
Caples
Mackey Valley
Dr. Fabrney
Brownlow Monument
Thedford
Kemble-Cochran Co
J. F. Crumley
Newport, Tenn
Hugh F. Webb
D. R. Beeson
Brown Bldg
Tennessee State Fair
Board of State Fair
J. W. Russworm
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