Great Army in Array for Patterson at Nashville Rally
Thousands of Tennessee Democrats packed the Ryman Auditorium on June 7 to hear Gov. Malcolm R. Patterson campaign for re election. The convention ran from noon to 11 pm with Judge A R Gholson named for the intermediate court and Patterson’s nomination accepted after an 8 pm session. The crowd, described as the greatest political gathering in Tennessee history, erupted in 27 minutes of sustained applause and pandemonium as Heiskell introduced Patterson.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Malcolm R. Patterson
Ryman Auditorium
A. R. Gholson
Intermediate Court
Patterson
Samuel G. Heiskell
Governor Gay Patterson Tour Plans Through Tennessee
Nashville June 18 The governor will leave Nashville June 22 with a large delegation to inspect opposition and promote his policy. The preliminary tour covers West and Middle Tennessee, with stops in Dayton Chattanooga Greeneville Knoxville Johnson City Bristol Rogersville Madisonville Sevierville Springfield Bevier and Rover. The dates run June 24 to July 5, highlighting campaign events and appearances. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets ad promotes a trial with a two thirds dosage recommendation.
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Nashville
Gay
Patterson
Waat Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Togeraville
Tenn
Madisonville
Spa
Bevierville
Springfield
Alomtay
Rover
Two Little Children Deserted by Mother
Salvation Army reports two young siblings Winnie Wagner five and Raith Wagner three abandoned by their mother Beulah Wagner who left the city. The children reside with Mrs Odeil for a time and are currently cared for by the board as efforts continue to place them in a permanent home separate if possible.
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Salvation Army
Winnie Wagner
Raith Wagner
Beulah Wagner
Popular Young Ladies Enter World Contest in Tennessee
The Knoxville Evening World lists attractive premiums for a world contest. Johnson City presents two popular candidates, Miss Atury Lyle and Miss Winnie Groas, as entrants.
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Knoxville
Johnson City
Atury Lyle
Winnie Groas
Mayor Guy L Smith Struck By Runaway Horse
Mayor Guy L Smith and his son were thrown when a runaway horse attached to a delivery wagon of Evang-Elil Grocery Co. crashed into their buggy on Rown Street. Smith suffered two broken ribs and bruises, while the boy escaped with minor injuries. The horse’s driver Don Taylor was not in the wagon at the moment of impact.
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Guy
Don ‘Taylor
Mr. Smith
Robin Cooper's Case To Pass This Term
Nashville June 20 The state case against Robin Cooper charged with the murder of Senator J W Carmack is set for trial in the criminal court tomorrow morning. The case will be in regular order but will doubtless be passed on the docket indefinitely with neither side inclined to try this term. Also an ad for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy claims it cures and is sold by all dealers.
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Nashville
Robin Cooper
J. W. Carmack
Criminal Court
Tommorrow
Chamberlain
Aviator Hamilton Opens Military Tournament Day One
Nashville on June 30 enjoyed ideal weather as 2000 infantry and cavalry troops pitched at Camp Dickinson prepared for a 9 am parade for Secretary of War Dickinson. The afternoon program features 745 maneuvers and at 4 pm aviator Charles by Tismilion gives his first flight here the event site filled with out of town visitors and uptown decorations.
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Nashville
Camp Dickinson
State Fir Grounds
Dickinson
Charlier
Tismilion
Milligan College Holds Prof Utterback Dean Reappointment
At Milligan College board meeting the trustees unanimously voted to not release Prof. T J Utterback who was elected dean, so he could continue as superintendent of John City. An earlier note warns about injuries requiring Bucklen's Amic Salve for quick healing of burns sores boils and skin conditions.
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Milligan College
T. JE. Utterback
John
Railroad Bill Movement Shifts Through House and Senate
A stalled railroad bill moved through the House and into the Senate as lawmakers debated routes funding and regulatory provisions. Supporters cite economic growth, while opponents warn of land use and environmental impacts.
Railroad Bill Passes House and Statehood Voted
Washington June 18 The house after two hours of discussion approved the conference report on the railroad bill with no amendments. It proceeds to the president for signature and Speaker Cannon signed at once. The house then moved to concur in senate amendments on the statehood bill admitting Arizona, with indications the senate measure will pass. A dental ad offers Electric Bitters for women’s health and beauty.
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Washington
Gove
House
Cannon
Sherman
Hamilton
Senate
Lloyd
Missouri
Arizona
Court Overrules Motions in Lorimer Bribery Case
Judge McSurley opens court overruling a bid to move the case against Lee O Neill Browne to trial by jury. Attorney Forrest fails to suppress testimony from Representatives White, Becksweyer and Link who testified to receiving $1,000 for votes for Lorimer.
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Chicago
Mcsurley
Lee O'Neill Browne
Renater Lorimer
Forrest
al So
White
Beckesweyer
Link
Thialso
Lorimer
Children’s Day at Munsey Memorial
Sunday at Munsey Memorial church featured a Children’s Day service run by the children. A program with songs recitations and flag exercises showcased eleven nations with a cross banner and named participants. evening union services drew a vast crowd with Rev. O Re Tarwater delivering the sermon titled Johnson City for Christ.
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Munsey Memorial Church
Columbia
Elizabeth Tellman
Japan
Mary Dean Preaq
Korea
Marie Vaught
China
Re ‘Tarwater
M. K
Kenneth Fine Seeks Vote for Washington County Register
Kenneth Fine appeals to all voters in Washington County to elect him register. He pledges youth as deputy appointments, promises support for workers and farmers, and asks for help from business and colored communities while praising his opponent Mr. Maden as a gentleman.
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Register
Washington County
Entitiai
Mr. Maden
Fam
Kenneth Fine Seeks Office With Firm Confidence
A letter from Kenneth Fine appeals to county friends across party lines urging support and promising faithful service if elected. The message emphasizes readiness for duty and confidence in victory. A separate note touts Chamberlain's Liniment for shoulder pain, stating quick relief and broad dealer availability.
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Offee
Kenneth Fine
Asbury Spicer Kills Judge Fugate in Breathitt County
Jackson Ky June 20 Asbury Spicer a prominent Breathitt county farmer and figure in the Harris feud shot and killed Judge Fugate a tenant on Spicers area and wounded Fugates mother The extent of her injuries and the motive are unknown Spicer telephoned to say he would surrender after the shooting The notice ends with an unrelated medical advertisement not tied to the event
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Jackson, Ky
Asbury Spicer
Breathitt
Nce
Harris
Judge Fugate
Asbury
Pugate
Bpicer
Fugate
Jackson
Senator Borah Seeks Immediate Lorimer Probe Amendment
Washington June 2 Senator Borah offered an amendment to the senate resolution demanding immediate prosecution of the bribery charges tied to Senator Lorimer’s Illinois election. The amendment was rejected as the senate adopted the resolution. Sharks Travel Far Four storks arc ordiharated in Prugsin and captured in the Tranevaal after a 5600 mile flight.
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Senate
Washington
Borah
Lorimer
Nlinois
Prugsin
Tranevaal
Sultan Sacrifices to Help His People Visit to America
Manila June 20 The Sultan of Supelay who once offered marriage to Miss Alice Roosevelt plans a trip to America to sell a pearl collection valued around 260000 dollars. Proceeds will fund improvements for his people. He will be accompanied by four Morays. He has waited for India.
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Manila
Alice Roosevelt
America
Moray
India
Mass Meeting at Zion Church Highlights Civic Duty
A mass meeting at 81 Paul A M E Zion Church Sunday afternoon featured Hon S C Williams stressing civic responsibility and calm reasoning over emotion. Speakers urged racial unity, temperance caution, and the value of leadership. Miss Evans and Mrs Murray sang as the event opened a planned lecture series by the colored ministers union.
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Paul A. M. E. Zion Cleurch
C. Williame
Leason
Ames
Mooker T. Washington
T. 1
Utterback
Williams
M. L. Evans
Chattanooga
M. B. Murray
Asheville
N. C
Colored Ministers’ Union
TY. J. Crawford
Pres. L. Diggs
W. C. Evans
J. A. Patrick
Beey
Veneer Plant Suit Likely Ends in Change of Name
Compromise reached between Joseph A. Wilson Ferdinand Powell and C B Allen over veneer plants formerly owned by Standard Oak Allen Panel Interior Hardwood. Allen drops stock claims. Wilson Powell plan to resume operation. name to change to Tennessee Veneer Corporation. Controversy with J Norment Powell remains for court resolution.
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Standard Oak Veneer Company
Allen Panel Company
Interior Hardwood Company
Messrs
Joseph A. Wilson
Ferdinand Powell
Mr. C. Bh. Allen
Allen
Messr, A Wilon
Perdinand Powell
Texas man indicted for murder of Alma Kellner
Louisville report says Jos Wendling was indicted by a grand jury on murder charge in Alma Kellner case. Governor Willson reportedly set a requisition moments later. Wendling is believed to be in Texas under surveillance as police withhold details. A separate piece discusses sacred music and a London divine saga called Jonah's Return from the Belly of the Whale.
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Louisville
Jos. Wendling
Alma Kellener
Willsor
Wendling
Texas
London
Jonah
Patterson to Deliver Second Campaign Speech June 2
The June primary plan is set by the administration Democrats with Gov. Patterson slated to speak June 2. Nominees from yesterday's state convention are in Nashville except Judge W. K. McAlister. Patterson meets with candidates at the Maxwell House to discuss a permanent campaign manager and strategy.
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Nashville
Lea
Patterson
W. K. McAlister
Supreme Court
Jackson
Maxwell House
Keep the King at Home Dr King’s Life Pills Ad
A Buffalo New York reader praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe easy remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad notes the product costs 25 cents at H. C. Millers and claims it is a blowing to the family.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N.Y
H. C. Miller's
Derailment injures rail worker near Cincinnati
A Louiville and Nashville passenger train derailed at Catawba Pendleton county Kentucky thirty five miles south of Cincinnati injuring one railroad employee slightly. Cars remained upright and the train en route from Atlanta to Cincinnati experienced only a shake. The incident was reported to headquarters in Cincinnati with no major disruption noted.
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Cincinnati
Catawba
Pendleton County
Atlanta
Knoxville
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