Comet notes Memphis charter vote and Tennessee politics
The Comet discusses Memphis charter bill passage and Governor Patterson's reaction. It cites Carmack's efforts, Nashville council contempt concerns, and ongoing liquor and reform debates. The item also mentions editor Cy H. Lyle’s accident and a New Jersey circulation quip.
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Carmack
Memphis
South and Western line advances through Cumberland coal fields
Bristol News reports on a major railway project the South and Western line. It details ambitious grades and concrete culverts, trestle avoidance, and a long tunnel through Clinch mountain. Builders cite efficiency gains and future economic impact for Bristol.
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Cumberland
Holston
Blade Ridge
Atlantic
South and Western Railway
Ion
Atlantic Seaboard
Kentucky
Qumberland
Virginia
Bine
South
Coafolds
South Seaboard
Speere Ferry
Clinchport
Speers Ferry
Copper Creek
Clinch Mountain
Menioned
Ohms
Morrell
Geo
Garier
Limit- Jena Capital
Bristol
Bristol News
Cy Lyle falls on stairs in Johnson City newsroom accident
The Comet editor Cy Lyle and three laborers moved a 2000 pound Campbell press down stairs when it toppled and struck Lyle. He suffered a two inch scalp wound but remained conscious and assisted in continuing the move. Local speculation ties the incident to Johnson City went dry and nearby railroad and Soldiers Home politics.
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Jobnton City
Goo. A. Ross
Memphis
Journal and Tribune
Cy Lyle
Comet
Railroad Street
Campbell Press
Jack Reeves
Hardeman Free Press
Johnson City
Johneon City
Augreato Court
Tennessee
Sbin Thon
Supreme Court
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South and Western Railroad
Soldiers Home
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Prohibition Victory Reported In Knoxville Charter Vote
Knoxvill e voters approve repeal of the charter by a 65 to 35 margin with 895 more ballots cast for repeal than retention. Prohibition supporters carried eleven of thirteen wards while liquor backers won only in the Fifth and Seventh wards. Demonstrations and church bells marked a day described as historic in Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Prohibition
South
North
Hue
Kuorville
Hentinel
Word Puzzle Contest Offers Prizes for Letter Assembly
A newspaper notice invites readers to form as many words as possible from the letters in "WETMORE'S COCOANUT" using each letter no more times than it appears. Top lists win $100, $75, $25 and ten $10 gold prizes, with ties split. Include name and address for a free sample.
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E.G. Toner
Senate
Joan T. Corxingamn
House of Representatives
Maxcorat R. Parrersos
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Wetmore Company
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Wetmore CO
Philadelphia
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