Politician Demagoguery and Friction in Tennessee Debate
A Tennessee clash highlights reelection demagoguery and calls for private life over public office. References to Nashville and Johnson City Comet, Memphis News-Scimitar, Springfield Herald discuss voters resisting fear of demagogues and party faction conflicts.
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Johnson City
Nashville American
Memphis News-Scimitar
Lyle
Tennessee
Bogie
Springfield Herald
Herald
Tax Assessor Modifies Date and Vows Fair Treatment
A notice from the tax assessor announces a modified date for assessments and promises fair handling. The brief addresses potential confusion and assures impartiality in the process.
Cormack’s Disfranchisement Humbug in East Tennessee
In East Tennessee readers debate Mr. Cormack’s plan to disfranchise voters in primaries by party loyalty tests. The piece argues that disfranchisement occurs when votes are blocked or uncounted, not when they count less than others, and criticizes the proposed standard for who may vote in the Democratic primary.
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East Tennessee
Mr. Cormack
Washington County
Patterson
United States
Wight
Thone
Gov
Patteron
Mr. Warmack
Greece
Mr. Carmanok
East Tennessee governors debate ends with mixed signals
A Tennessee governor debate in Basic Tennessee produced cautious optimism from both candidates, with Carmack showing strength but Patterson gaining ground. Reports suggest Carmack’s camp claims dominance while others show Patterson losing no ground, and Chattanooga Times shifts to backing Patterson for re election.
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Tennessee
Hrin
Guv. Patterson
East Tennessee
Mr. Carmack
Leunesses
Carmack
Patterson
Les
West Tennessee
Chattanooga Times
Tennessee governor, Carmack clash echoed in papers
The Chattanooga News and Memphis Commercial Appeal comment on the Carmack governor clash after a Chattanooga debate. They imply the governor retains strength while Carmack faces reverses, reflecting a tense political moment and media debate in Tennessee.
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Chattanooga News
Carmack
Chattanooga
Hera
Carmack Attacks Patterson While Absent From Duties
Nashville American notes Carmack charges Governor Patterson with prolonged absences in and out of Washington during the term and as he campaigns for reelection. The piece highlights Carmack’s own campaign presence and calls for early primary talks while debating propriety and duties.
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Mr. Carmack
Guv. Patterton
Congress
Washington
Tennessee
House
Carmack
Sen Belon
Bob Taylor
Senate
Patterson
Campain
Mr.Carmack
Gov. Patterson
Lasbor
Nashville
Rent Notice Advertises Houses on Cherry and Market Streets
A local rental listing advertises a one and eight room house on Cherry Street and a room house on Market Street. The notice mentions an address and a phone contact for inquiries.
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Leach
Cherry St
Market Street
Researnogie
Sterchi Buys Out Tennessee Furniture & Supply Co Stock
James G Sterchi a Knoxville wealthy businessman became Johnson City businessman. He bid full price at auction for four warehouses and one store, then took possession and appointed Henderson as manager. He plans to offer a full line of house furnishings at affordable prices as the bankrupt sale continues. The note thanks friends and relatives for support during illness and death of a mother.
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James G. Sterch
Knorville
Tennessee Furniture & Supply Co
Storchi
Flo
Bneiess
Rank
T Henderson
Bik
James G. Sterchi
Johnson City
Borobii
Johnson Seen as Favored Democratic Presidential Candidate
The article argues Gov. Johnson would provide needed leadership and progressive reform, bringing unity after recent turmoil. It praises his conscience driven appeal and predicts he could win over a million Midwest votes, steering Democratic victories in several states.
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Bristol Herald-Gourier
Carmack
View
Bryan
Carrack
Chattanooga Times
Gov. Johnson
Guv. Johnson
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Middle West
Democracy
Johnson
Minenexola
North
South Dakota
Nols
Wisconsin
Tow
Local Medicine Ad Promises Truthful Weights and Benefits
A 19th century ad from Cedar View Minnesota promotes Tr King’s New Life Ville sold at H. Miller’s drug store for 25 cents. The text claims guaranteed value and hints at health benefits against malaria biliousness and constipation. The wording notes merchants Sanne and B G Stewart as sellers or endorsers.
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B.G. Stewart
Cedar View
Mins
Tr. King's New Life Ville
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