Tennessee political clash over judicial primaries and bolters
The piece reports a turbulent Tennessee scene with Hal Hf Haynes seeking renomination as Chantelor and debates over whether judges should enter primaries. It cites Governor Patterson and Senator Taylor, criticizes independents, notes Nashville conventions May 18, and references Chattanooga Times and Knoxville Sentinel commentary on party loyalties and judicial election strategy.
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Independents and Republicans Clash Over Tennessee Judges
Nashville May 6 An interview with John W Overall Republican for governor stirred state politics by suggesting independents and state-widers may influence a Republican ticket. He reported opposition to a Republican judicial slate in DeKalb Wilson and Smith counties and hinted at an informal understanding with state-widers.
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Indpendents Press for GOP Votes in Judicial Split
Leaders fear a judicial ticket could draw Republicans into prominence and threaten future gains. Democrats view Overall’s interview as validating their view that the GOP may back independent judicial candidates if state-wideners vote heavily for a Republican gubernatorial candidate in November. The Evans-Sanders-Overall faction is seen as the practical head of the GOP unity effort.
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Johnson Cty Steam Laundry Opens for Spring Visit
The Johnson Cty Steam Laundry announces a spring opening next Wednesday and Thursday the 18th and 19th. Managed by Mr. J. G. England it is one of the Souths most modern laundries with latest machinery and improved service. Out of town patrons are urged to attend and see the plant in operation.
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Local visitors and officials in the city
R. T. McRoberts and wife of Georgia are stopping in the city. Rev. G. Bales left yesterday afternoon for Chicago as a delegate to the Penn National Missionary Congress. W. T. Testerman of Kyle's Ford, in the United States revenue service, is in the city on official business.
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Many Active Committees Named For Fourth Celebration
Johnson City prepares for the Fourth of July with multiple committees and the Commercial Club driving the effort. A grand parade featuring patriotic orders is planned with several camps, including Sons of America and Jr. Order of American Mechanics, coordinating representation. Notables such as Dr J F Arnold and TB Carson were noted in city business, while the School Improvement Association of Columbus Powell School schedules a meeting in K of P Hall Saturday afternoon urging all interested Indians to attend.
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