Roosevelt Urges Direct Senate Election at New Mexico Rally
Col Roosevelt denounces Senator Lorimer of Illinois and former Gov Haskell of Oklahoma as unfit for office in a packed Albuquerque opera house speech. He condemns their elections and presses for direct U S senate election and a strict anti graft law for New Mexico as it becomes a state. He cites New Mexico statehood delay as breach of faith and warns citizens to uphold good citizenship with strong laws.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Col. Roosevelt
Lorimer
Illinois
Haskell
Oklahoma
Opera House
New Mexico
Arizona
United States
New York
Professor Jones Faces New Work After Term Ends
Nashville March 18 The term of Prof K L Jones state superintendent of public instruction expires today He says he wants to move ahead with duties as president of the Middle Tennessee normal The senate refused to confirm Dr Dyer and Gov Hooper has not named a successor Prominent mentions include Prof J B Brown of Hamilton county schools and Prof Samuel Hixon principal of the high school Senex Memphis
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Nashville
K. L. Jones
Jones
Middle Tennessee Normal
Senate
Dyer
Hooper
J. B. Brown
Hamilton County
Samuel Hixon
Senex
Memphis
Canada Will Never Join United States
Dr James A McDonald editor of the Toronto Globe says Canada will not consent to join the United States. He commends both the United States and England, championing independence and urging English speaking nations to unite as pacifiers for a future of peace. He spoke to University of California students in Berkeley.
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Berkeley
Cal
Canada
United States
James A. McDonald
Toronto Globe
University of California
Republic
England
Watauga News Items Highlights Local Travel and Disappearances
G L Scott left for the west and family awaits a new home site in Los Angeles. George Humphrey searches for his daughter Leila missing since Sunday night amid reports she threatened self harm. Local contractor Hunter Allen pushes the new Methodist church roof toward completion as services loom.
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Watauga
Tenn
G.L. Scott
Robt, Scott
Bert Smalling
Los Angeles
Cal
Oscar Hendrix
Johnson City
Kinnie Roberts
Frank L. Lilly
Bristol
Walter Dunlap
Elizabethton
Jos. Morrell
Geo. Humphrey
Jonesboro
Leila
Hunter Allen
New Methodist Church
Cardul testimonial from Clinton Kentucky reader
Mrs M C McElroy writes from Clinton that six years of female troubles left her unable to eat or stand without pain yet after using Cardus for a week she improved and now feels better than in six years Cardul has fifty years of proven success in practice and is presented as a relief for female weakness and dyspepsia in the ad style testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Ky
M. C. McElroy
Clinton
Oliver Secures Major railroad contract to Carolina line
Knoxville dispatch reports W J Oliver of this city won a contract to build nine ty miles of standard railroad from Charlotte North Carolina to Greenwood South Carolina. Financed by Duke interests the project is estimated at 3 000 000 dollars. Electric motive power will be used with current generated by water powers along the route. Construction to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
W. J. Oliver
Standard Railroad
Charlotte
N. C
Greenwood
S.C
Duke
Oliver
Patterson and Hooper Meet in Memphis
Memphis March 11 ex governor Patterson and Governor Hooper met for the first time since Hooper's inauguration. Hooper quipped I have lost ten pounds since taking office Patterson replied I have gained ten pounds since retiring to private life. T K Grambey was in from the district yesterday.
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Memphis
Patterson
Hooper
President Removes Postmaster in Surprise Capitulation
Daily Gomez reports Elizabethton calm after Mr. Alexander agreed to surrender the post office. E. E. Hathaway to take over as successor as work begins, based on a cited Supreme Court principle that a president may remove a postmaster without cause or notice. Alexander retains side arms and horse and reenlists for 1912 war.
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Gomez
Elizabethton
Alexander
Department
E. E. Hathaway
U.S. Supreme Court
Country Church Congress Set For Tusculum March 23 and 24
The Country Church Congress will meet at Tusculum Tennessee on March 23 and 24. Beginning at oclock p m and continuing through forenoon of the 24th ministers and law workers of our church and sister churches are urged to attend. Rev Warren H Wilson of New York will preside with several ministers presenting talks on rural life agriculture and church revival. Speakers include Prof H A Morgan Rev W Bruce Doyle Rev George D French Rev G S Bales and Rev Dayton A Dobbs. John S Eakin Stated Clerk Holston Presbytery Calvin A Duncan Synodical Superintendent of Tennessee
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Country Church
Tusculum
Tennessee
Rew
Warren H. Wilson
New York
Wilson
H. A. Morgan
Agricultural Department
University of Tennessee
W. Bruce Doyle
Hot Springs
N.C
Church College
George D. French
D. D
Morristown
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
G. 8. Bales
Johnson City
Dayton A. Dobbs
John S. Eakin
Holston
Calvin A. Duncan
A Good Beginning for Health and Longevity
An advisory note links early life habits to later health and success. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a guaranteed cure for constipation and indigestion, urging readers to request a free sample and buy at one dollar per bottle from a Monticello druggist.
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Csideel Bldg
Monticello
Run Down by Auto Leaves Boy Scarred for Life
Nashville report on Embree Hess III, seven, son of Embree Hess Jr and grandson of Bishop Fee Hess, who was struck by a car while riding with a friend on a street near a embankment. He was dragged beneath the fender, his face badly cut, life feared at first, now out of danger though scar remains.
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Nashville
Embree Hoss, III
Embree Hoss, Jr
Fee Hoss
Muskogee
Oklo
Embree Hess
Tamin Service Restored
Cincinnati reports the firemen's strike on the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific railroad may be settled soon. Officials meeting yesterday hinted at important developments. Train service is largely restored with freight moving in warehouses. Somerset, Kentucky to Oakdale, Tennessee remains limited.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
H. O. Treat
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Somerset
Oakdale
Bryan for Woodrow Wilson in 1912 nomination rally
Washington reports on possible tariff bill timing and party dynamics. William J. Bryan may back Woodrow Wilson for the presidential nomination. Harmon opposition hints at a Wilson-Harman contest as the New Jersey governor gains support. An unclear clipping verso includes a personal remedy advertisement.
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Washington
New Ways and Means Committee
House
William J. Bryan
Washnnton
Tha Hy
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Judson Harmon
Looks Bad for the Peach Crop in Southern States
Chattanooga Tenn March 17 The temperature fell to 28 degrees with North Alabama and Georgia peach areas recording 26 degrees Extensive ice shows damage to the peach crop likely greater than any previous season Leaves on many trees in city yards appear killed and orchard reports are pending but damage is believed widespread.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Murch
Alabama
Georgia
Mall
Witness Accuses Coca-Cola Plant of Hiding Impurities
In Chattanooga on March 16, a federal court resumed the Coca-Cola case with witness L P Kebler from the Washington Agriculture Department drug lab testifying about visits to the Atlanta Microcaca factory. He described vermin in the water, added caramel and brown sugar masking impurities, and noted people using Coca-Cola habitually.
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Chattanooga
United States
L. P. Kebler
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Atlanta
Dee Wiley
Kebler
Wate
Congressman Sells Compared To Brownlow In First District
The article contrasts Congressman Sells with the late Brownlow, accusing Sells of a personal, destructive political machine. It notes Sells fired postmasters including John Main at Bristol, warns of future trouble, and claims Brownlow built a broad, constructive faction that won support across Democrats and Republicans.
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Sells
John Main
Bristol
Samuel
Mr. Sells
Congressman Brownlow
Brownlow
Sella Io
Chattanooga Times
Heirs of Ex-Slaves Denied Share in Tennessee Estate
Memphis March 18 antebellum laws persist, Chancellor Heiskell rules Calvin Sanders, son of an ex slave, cannot share in an estate worth thousands. He declares Tennessee law bars slaves of olden days and their heirs from citizenship and even the right to marry. The estate will revert to the state as the court notes.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Heiskell
Calvin Sanders
Carnival of Death Greatest in Years
Nashville mourns a catastrophic collapse that killed eleven men and injured many as a temporary floor gave way in a Confederate prisoner barracks. Witnesses report warnings were issued but the crowding led to the disaster, with victims from multiple southern states. The incident is not blamed on the U S government. Capt. Lakin reportedly warned against crowding the stairway.
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Nashville
Maxwell Mouse
Zollicoffer Barracks
United States
Lakin
Eighty-ninth Ohio
Go South and Memphis Lead in Southern Prosperity
Champ Clark urges migration southward while praising southern development. The Cincinnati Enquirer editorial argues southern states outpace Canada in growth, urging Memphis to attract population, investment, and factories through continued advertising and hospitality. The piece urges Memphis to stay in the lead by cooperating and expanding outreach.
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Horace Greeley
Northwest
Canada
Champ Clark
Cincinnati Enquirer
Johnny McLean
McLean
Enquirer Mavysca
South
Manuf Selucer
The
Enquirer
Cincinnati
Memophis
Memphis
the Mort
Seul Ern Ich
Frontier Guarded Bridges Between El Paso and Juarez
Troops doubled guarding the American side to Juarez with tents along the river. An entire infantry company patrolled the river bank as Mexican forces watched. Reports place Captain Oscar Creighton near Juarez with a band of Americans facing hunger and hardship after bridge destruction along the Mexican National railroad.
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el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Oscar Creighton
Creighton
Prominent Peoria Man Endorses Pepsin Syrup
F M Harrington president of Harrington Manufacturing Co Peoria Ill says he suffered chronic indigestion and constipation for years until using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He claims it made him a new man. Guaranteed to do as claimed and sold everywhere at 50 cents and 1 a bottle by Pepsin Syrup Co Monticello Ill
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City Drug Co
F. M. Harrington
Harrington Manufacturing Co
Peoria
Dr. Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Bilg
Monticello, Il
Meeting of creditors of Roan Mt Merchant
A meeting of the creditors of Young, a merchant of Roan Mountain, in bankruptcy was held yesterday morning in the offices of Phlegar Powell Price Shelton. Referee H H Shelton and L M Sells were elected trustee with instructions to offer the stock of the bankrupt business at public sale on March 29. Liabilities are about 12500 with assets of probably 12000.
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Young
Roan Mountain
Phlegar, Powell Price & Shelton
H. H. Shelton
L. M. Sells
Hemen
Wermust
Wee Muust
Memphis
Champ Clark
John RB. McLean
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Roosevelt
Loimer
Gov. Haskell
United
Professor Jones
J. Oliver
T. K. Grambey
FT Om
Alenander
Country Church Congress
Cols Bryan
Clyde
Lal Decker
Cardal
Dent
Atfer Pati
Nerdeehe
L. F. Kebler
Sells Machine Building
Carnival OF Death
Champ Clrike
Harrington
Roan MT. Merchant
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