Tennessee Prohibition Debate Tangles Gubernatorial Race
The Nashville American discusses two gubernatorial candidates, Carmack and Bond, amid anti saloon league endorsements and local option debates. It traces past positions on the Adams law and four mile law, urging local choice and criticizing shifts in party stances while citing Patterson’s platform and the party’s traditional temperance policy.
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Nashville American
Carmack
anti-Saloon League
John K. Bord
Memphis
Judge Bond
Haa
League
Psnally
Anti-Haloon League
Nashville
M. R. Patterson
Cy H. Lyle
Luke Lea
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Patterson
Reece
Davies
Tennessee
Mr. Carmack
H. Clay Evans
Democratic Party
Agitation Over Ministers Turning Pulpits to Politics
Judge Jas A Jones of Woodbury Tenn denounces ministers who use the pulpit for political campaigning and denounces Carmack as an example. He recounts his own temperance past, protests church leaders aiding partisan causes, and pledges to withhold support from ministers who politicize worship. The letter appears in the Nashville American and cites personal faith and public duty.
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Jas, A. Jones
Woodbury
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Old Colleges Merge Washington and Tusculum Plan
Washington College and Tusculum College announce a consolidation forming Washington and Tusculum College. A twelve member board and a committee will finalize details, with endowments including $108,000 for Washington and a Carnegie building valued at $21,000. Endowments from Mrs. McCormick and others aim to total around half a million dollars.
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Chicago
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