Political notices seek renomination and party support in Tennessee
Hal H Haynes offers to again serve the bar and people of the First Chan cery Division of Tennessee subject to Republican renomination and re election on his record as Chancellor. H C Jackson announces candidacy for trustee of Washington County subject to the Democratic convention. Arthur Hartzell and RC Warren list candidacies for circuit court clerk and county roles subject to party action.
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Hal H. Haynes
First Chancery Division
Tennessee
Washington County
H.C. Jackson
Trestee
Republican Party
Arthur & Hartsell
Plaa
RC. Warren
County Court Clerk Candidate Announcement
County official announces candidacy for County Court Clerk position subject to party affiliation and payment terms. Statement expresses intent to seek support from voters and party members, with emphasis on responsibilities and accountability.
Washington county sheriff race rumors and candidacies
A jumble of political chatter across Washington county includes a sheriff renomination bid by WFF Jones subject to the Democratic convention, talk of possible candidates for the Senate from Georgia and Tennessee, protests about rival campaigns, and a Knoxville Bell tenor praising Col Cy Lyle’s push for re election. The Democratic party vows to nominate a full ticket this year. A banquet in Hot Springs honors Norman E. Mack with regional governors invited.
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Little Rock Board of Trade
Norman E. Mack
National Democratic Committee
Hot Springs
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiania
Arkansas
Col Lyle Endorses Governor and Patterson Apotheosis
Col Cy Lyle, speaking at a governor staff banquet, urged reelection and praised Patterson as the state’s greatest man since Andrew Johnson. He told East Tennessee Democrats they would follow Patterson to the United States Senate and likened him to Old Hickory. He urged executive clemency prices rise somewhat.
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Guy
Patterson
Cy Lyle
Johnson City
William J. Bate
John ©. Brown
Tennessee
Andrew
Andrew Johnson
Unites States Senate
Knoxville
Bentinel
East Tennessee
United States
Senate
Old Hickory
Chalianooga News
Tennessee Sunday School Convention in Columbia June 14–16
The Tennessee Sunday School Association will hold its annual convention in Columbia on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, June 14, 15 and 16. Pastors and superintendents are ex officio delegates with each Sunday school receiving one delegate per every 50 members. Railroads have been asked to provide reduced rates for delegates. For information contact Jos. Carthel, general secretary, Room BA, No 1 Block, Nashville, Tenn. A Braswell Dry Goods Co ad appears at the end.
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Tennessee Sunday School Association
Columbia
Jos. Carthel
Nashville
Tenn
Service Restored On Southern and Tennessee Central Railways
Through sleeping car service on the Southern railway and Tennessee Central has been restored from Knoxville and Nashville. The company planned a simultaneous resumption but carried passengers from Nashville that night. Boone Braswell Goods Co. is now Meal. Car cratx tall Blast 318 tain Square.
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Southern Railway
Tennessee Centtal
Knoxville
Nashville
Boone Braswell Goods Co
Tain Square
Salvation Army's Local Mission Expands to Aid Poor
The Salvation Army, led by Capt. D. G. Coy and Mrs. Coy since their arrival, reports nine tons of coal distributed, groceries given, and clothing donated to poor families. A new building at 880 per month has been leased to house the needy, with a bath added by local businessmen. A girl receiving care shows the ministry's reach, while donors are urged to contribute locally in Johnson City, Tennessee.
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Salvation Army
William Booth
Adinused
Milenwaste
England
Salvation ‘of
Coy
Capt
D. G. Coy
Johnson City
Tenn
Beware of the Rat Hair Dangers Warned by Memphis Paper
A Memphis Commercial Appeal item warns Detroit clerk Sarah Framlin is isolated in a city hospital with leprosy contracted from rat hair and other false hair. It urges caution to women about wearing hair from other people, noting imported, shady hair trade and disease risks linked to scalp illnesses and bloodborne infections.
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Sarah Framlin
Detroit
Memphis
Southern railway ad campaign lures northward settlers
The Chattanooga Times urges support for Southern railways advertising the region as safe and prosperous. It argues the South offers a congenial climate, arable lands, and good markets to attract disappointed farmers from the Northwest, claiming broad political and business benefits from new settlers and urging local pride and credit for responsible newcomers.
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Southern Railway
Western Territory
Northwest
South
Chathanooga Times
Goodell Appointment Stir Causes Patroage Rift at Bristol
The selection of G. E. Goodell, a Virginian, to Bristol Tennessee provokes mixed reaction. Tennesseans resent a Virginian controlling the office though the post is on the Tennessee side, recalling Virginia’s long claim to share patronage and a historical shift of the office from Virginia to Tennessee.
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Bristol
Tenn
G. E. Goodell
Tennessee
Brownlow
Sells
Lynchburg Market Prices 1918 From Lee & Company
Established 1868 Lee and Company lists current demand and quotations for pork, beans, apples, butter, eggs, and various farm products in Lynchburg Virginia. Notes include shipping advice, weather effects on beef and fowls, and prices for goods like bacon, Buckwheat flour, lard, and venison.
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Lynchburg
Virginia
Tennessee
Memorials, faith, and early American liberty echoes
A literary reminiscence celebrates the founders and their ideals, recalling Jefferson, Washington, Madison, Franklin, and Hamilton. It links their legacy to Tennessee’s Revolutionary sites and the enduring pull of liberty, government by consent, and separation of church and state.
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Lear
Jones
Eli
Col. Brownlow
White House
Geo
Doughty
W. W. Carter
Col. Lyle
the State Sunday School
Dr; Nation
The
Braswell Dry Goods Co
Mountain Square
Goodell
LEE & Company Commission Merchants
Lee & Company
Va-Tenn
Carr Bros
Dive Wereiehlée
Cash Girl Company, Inc
Svete
New York
May Ward
Carload
Henry
House of Burgesses
Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Arnold
Mortis
Madison
Marshall
Franklin
John Adams
Jefferson
American Republic
NEW Presbyterian Paper
North Carolina
Ferguson
Shelby
Sevier
King's Mountain
Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian Ehureh
Presbyterian Advance
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Cumberland Presbyterian
Cumberland
United Church
J. B. Clarke
Clarke Promply
Clarke
T. A. Wigginton
K. Parr
W. B Preston
Dallas
Sesas
New Enterprise
Presbyterian Church
B. P. Fullerton
General Assembly
Chamberlain
Carrimark
Jackson Crumley
Jack
Sullivan County
Teym
Methodist Church
Juckson Cromley
Hrother Crumley
Mel
Tie
8 C. Williams
C. Reeves
King
J.B Templin
Boone
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