Democratic Ticket Electors and Officials List
A readable OCR fragment lists Democratic presidential electors by district and state, names multiple electors including Ployd Estil and Dudley Porter, plus court judges Felix W. Moore and A X Buchwnin, and officials such as Trustee M C Jackson and Sheriff candidates. It appears as a ballot-style lineup with various locales like Tipton and Obion.
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Ployd Estil
Prouiktin
Dudley Porter
Ry Distrinus
Lyle
Washington
McRhwes
Rode
A. B.C. Gaston
van Area
M.C Sidwell
Clay
B. Warner
Marshall
TU. Bock
Inberteen
T Wu. Whiteborne
Maury
Heron Person
Buildwth
RK. B
Washington County Democratic and Republican Candidate Announcements
A series of political notices from Washington County announce candidacies for Sheriff Tax Assessor Trustee Justice of the Peace and Representative. Signatories include WP Jones L M Broyles H Jackson Dr Geo R Duncan J T Be Williams W L Hart J W Crumley and W Wolfe. Voters are urged to support their preferred candidates in the upcoming August election and general assembly race.
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Washington County
Jones
L. M. Broyles
Jackson
Democratic Party
Geo. R. Duncan
Terroriff
J.T. BE. Williams
Justice of the Peace
Johnson City
Wolfe
Political fortunes muddied by party splits and illness
The piece notes crowded gubernatorial talks with McMillin in danger of reduced support as Kanker Preston weighs entry for the race. It reports Teddy and Taft likely to be nominated together in a convention hall while Tennessee Senator Frazier suffers appendicitis at home in Chattanooga prompting withdrawal and general sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Taft
Henator Frazier
Chattanooga
Hon Haskiel H Dyer to Lecture Tonight on The Trials of Jenus
Hon Haskiel H Dyer will deliver a lecture in the auditorium of the State Normal on Thursday evening at 8 o clock. A large audience is predicted to greet Mr Dyer on his decision. Admission 50 cents. proceeds benefit the Manny Memorial.
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H. H. Dyer
Jenus
State Normal
Flag Day Birthday of Old Glory
The Memphis Commercial Appeal reflects on the national flag, detailing its origins from the early colonies, the 1777 adoption of thirteen stars and stripes, and the evolution to forty eight stars. It argues flag respect, warns against commercial use, and calls citizens, especially the young, to honor the banner on its birth anniversary.
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St. George
Congress
Washington
Betsy Ross
Vermont
Kentucky
Saya
Jone
Memphis
Marriage of the Unfit and the Social Fight Ahead
A Chattanooga Times letter column argues clergy, eugenics, and law reform may curb social demoralization by requiring physicians’ health certificates for marriage. It warns such rules could stigmatize the unfit and provoke immorality, positioning reformers and critics in a heated societal debate.
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Chattanooga
Mrs Tranum Dies After Illness at Age Near 70
Mrs Mollie Tranum wife of Dr Tranum died Tuesday morning after a brief illness at about 2 80 oclock. She was nearly seventy a member of the Baptist church and a lovable woman. Survived by husband five children D K Tranum R L L Tranum Arthur Tran Daisy Sherwood and Mamie Miller funeral held Wednesday at Monte Vista cemetery with Rev W M Morrell in charge. The family and friends extend sympathy.
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Mollie Tranum
Tranum
Professor Hopwood to Head New Georgia College
Professor J. Hopwood, formerly of Mulligan Tennessee and Lynchburg Virginia, will head the new Larmar college in DeGuik County Georgia. A charter of incorporation has been granted and Hopwood will serve as president of the institution.
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J. Hopwood
Mulligan,Tenn
Lynchburg
Bristol
Larmar College
DeGuik County
Georgia
Hopwood
Judge Allison Holds Off On Senate Candidacy Decision
In Baltimore June meeting remarks Judge John Allison of the chancery court said he is not ready to declare a Senate primary bid. He cited giving voters time to review party sentiment and the party platform, stressing adherence to the national platform once adopted and a possible focus on court duties if the platform does not clearly endorse preferred reforms.
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Nashville
John Allison
Chancery Court
U.S
National Democratic Convention
Walte
Tbis
Tshill
Baltimore
Watauga News Items From Watauga Tennessee June 17
June 17 report from Watauga Tennessee notes J Morse of Washington DC in town last week and Robert Jones of Jonesboro on business Monday. Local moves include Lee Vanhoy family to Crockett Depot Virginia and Ham Lorimer with C and C engineer visiting home. Several residents listed as visiting or returning, orchard notes on J W Smalling’s seventy five acre peach trees, and bridge contract talks for Lick Creek with Converse Bridge Union of Chattanooga as bidder.
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Lee Smith
Morristown
J. W. Smalling
Heewarts Knob
Sam Adkins
Balls Gap
H. Kk. Houston
B. N. Kilwards
The
Southern Railway
Charleston
Tenn
Lacy Reed
Raders
Frank Little
Joe Smalling
Lick Creek
Converse Bridge
Chattanooga
Tennessee Delegation to Leave Sunday for Democratic National Convention
The Tennessee delegation will travel in a special Memphis-bound train next Sunday. The outfit includes five Pullman cars a diner and a baggage car and will pass Johnson City at 240 Sunday afternoon. Delegates T A Cox and Col C H Lyle will join the party here along with several prominent Democrats from the section.
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Tennessee
Memphis
Pulliany
Johnson City
T. A. Cox
Flrat
Col
C. H. Lyle
Why are you so particular about a postcard
Olive and Gwendolyn discuss choosing a Suez era style postal card for Jim. Gwendolyn has hunted for a card to match her feelings, while Olive mocks her and suggests any card would do. Jim arrives with a telegram and confesses engagement after a playful misunderstanding about cards and affection.
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Olive
Gwendolyn
Petane
Date Drug Store
England
Suez Canal
Jim
Greas
Trao
Jin
Gwendolyn Barret
Courtesy as a Fine Art in Japan Travel Tale
A traveler recounts Japanese courtliness on a Tokyo train. The guard bows deeply to passengers then humorously translates a plea to show tickets, ending with mutual bowing and the guard’s quiet departure. The anecdote highlights politeness as a cultural staple in Japan.
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A. M. Thompson
Japan
Tokio
Funds secured for Bristol post office
Bristol June 18 – An appropriation has been secured for the Bristol Virginia post office and after months of delay the much talked of office will be installed. It will be in operation July at Cumberland opposite the new Hotel. Rims Bristol Watagee CF Gauthier of Hilatol Va will be new postmaster.
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Bristol
Briswl
Cumberland
Wxatagee CF
Gauthier
Hilatol
Obtained Money Under False Pretenses Case Report
Detective J. Frank Smalling returned from Dallas with a man named Myers, wanted for obtaining money under false pretenses after falsely claiming to represent a firm in Atlanta. Myers admitted guilt in judge W. C. Pierce’s court and was jailed under bond.
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J. Frank Smalling
Dallas
Texas
Myers
Johnson City
Atlanta
W. C. Pierce
Jonesboro
Tennessee Teachers Studying at Normals
Prof J W Brister state superintendent of public instruction notes about 100 teachers in Tennessee public schools are receiving instruction at summer schools. Enrolments include Marfreesboro 500 Johnson City 400 Iverson Institutes 500 Cookeville 278 Centreville 278 Bolivar 200 Clinton 200 Chattanooga University four weeks 200 Nashville Negro Normal 00 Jackson and Knoxville Negro Institutes 800 University of Tennessee 1000 seventy county institutes 3500.
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Nashville
Dune
J. W. Brister
Tennessee
Brister
Marfreesbowo Normal
Johnson City Normal
Electrical Plant Changes Hands in Greeneville
Greeneville's electric plant was sold to the Tennessee Transfer Electric Co for about $000. The new owners plan a dam on the Nolachuckey River six miles south to produce around 20140 horsepower for Greeneville and nearby towns. Construction is expected to cost about $000,000 and take roughly one year to complete.
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Greeneville
Tennesser Astern Electric Company
Greeneville Electrie Company
Nolachuckey
Newport
Morristown
Jonesboro
Johnson City
Erwin
Morristown to Stay in Appalachia League After Board Vote
Morristown will remain in the Appalachia league after directors voted to reduce its guarantee for a forced game from 10 to 0 and to increase Cleveland's guarantee to 841. The move ends plans to drop Morristown or sell the franchise to Middlesboro, Kentucky, and the decision pleased Morristown supporters.
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Morristown
Appalachia League
Middlesboro
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supreme Court
A.X. Buchwnin, Shelly
Judge Court of Civil Appeals
Felix W. Moore
Obion
M.C. Jackson
W. P. Jones
Republican Party
W. L Hart
Justice of
Pesca
J. W. Crumley
McMillin
Kanker Preston
Haskiel H. Dyer
Prof
NEW College
Alison
Will
Watauga
Tibe Merchant
Bie
Lie
Dave
Heir
Asheville
Cardui
Garda
Eafe Graham
Illard
Conkey
W. J. Barton Implement, Feed and Seed Company
Buffalo
Oxfords
New York
Bargain House
Becker
New York Sun
Mountcastle-Phlegar Hwd. Co
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