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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

2

Gannoway Announces Candidacy for Washington County Sheriff

R M Gannoway declares his bid for sheriff of Washington County. The announcement outlines intent to run in the upcoming election and seeks support from local voters and party members.

Fir Sherif Washington County R. M. Gannoway

Prohibition in Florida and Carmack’s Political Feud

In a heated local exchange, Carmack seeks control of primary officer slots while factions argue over state prohibition, party loyalty, and potential independent runs. Nashville and Knoxville figures surface as key names in a contested political landscape ahead of June 27 and June 24 speeches.

Carmack Patterson Carmunck

Tennessee Prohibition Debate In Democratic Ranks

A long reader letter thread echoes Tennessee prohibition politics with Carmack Patterson clashes. Citizens question party line, temperance tactics, and the governor race while citing past legislation, state funds, and electoral strategy from Chattanooga to Nashville.

Evans Republicans Carmack Democrats Carmack Newobider Newell Sanders Garmack Patterson Tennesse Mr. Carmack Judge Bond John S. Cox E. E. Polk Nashville Cox General Assembly Anti-Saloon League Prohibition Malk Indore Ieasire Tenneste Tennessee Mr. Patterson Warmack Apostle of Temperance Easuly Caase of Temperance F. W. Panstox

Tennessee Democrats Endorse Bryan and Pick New Delegates

At the state capitol the Tennessee Democratic Party reaffirmed allegiance to its principles and condemned Republicanism. Delegates L Taylor, James B. Frazier, and others were elected at large by acclamation to oppose Bryan for president and support John A. Johnston as vice president. A theater note reports Ballast A Pox players rehearsing at the Soldiers Home with director Fox, praising the troupe, selling seats at 2. Miller’s drug store, and urging early orders for Johnson City patrons.

Nashville Toon State Capitol Democracy of Tennessee Democratic Party Trobt L. Taylor James B. Frazier Gol. LD Lyson Knoxville G. T. Pirehugh Shelby William Jennlings Bryan Minnesota John A. Dobneson Atal Loawisa Anant Levin Mr. Poxtine Amercian Ale Fox 2. C. Miller's Johnson City Arthur Earnest Ordes Seuta

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