Nomination of Gov. Robert L. Taylor Dominates State Party
Tennessee newspapers react to Gov. Robert L. Taylor's renomination by the Democratic party. Some praise his leadership and insistence on sticking to the platform, while others oppose the choice but promise to support the nominee. The coverage traces the convention's outcome and each paper's stance.
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Lebmon Register
Bob Taylor
Democrate
Bia
Murfreesboro
Gay
Taylor
Deliberat
Shelbyville
Gazete
Gov
Aleve
Lin
Gazette
Dyar
Dayton
Democratic Gobvention
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Dyer County Times
the Times
R. L. Taylor
Phiraki
Bob
Alf
Gallatin Tennenean
Jackson Dispatch
Cannon Courier
Gov. Taylor
Democratic Party
Wingo Hieplace
Ie« Muocracy
Nashville
Obion
Gallatin Examiner
the Examiner
Browns
Dresden Enterprise
Garth County
Diviocists
Willitus
Ulrikeon
Saylor
Enginy
Hambolt Mewengers
Knoxville Tribune
the Tribune Jims
Agiinet
Seouks
Hardee
Congress
Young Taylor
East Tennessee
Baie
Nin
Degieratio
Romie
Ing
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Athens Post
Eateh
Nimbe
Battle and Peace Rally for Gov. Taylor Wins Big in Tennessee
Nashville papers hail Gov. Taylor’s statewide reception after his nomination with crowds at depots and public gatherings. Delegates from Madison, Tipton, Giles, Rutherford, Knox and others backed him as banners and speeches marked a historic return. The Memphis and Knoxville beams praise Taylor’s magnetism and leadership while noting rivaling factions and strong showings from Jackson, Franklin, and Washington counties.
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Gov. Taylor
Tennessee
Gov
Taylor
Madiamn
Tipton
Gilsgow
Rutherford
Giles
Greene
Dad Knox
al Uae
Tous, Dalé
Mallory
Madison
Mjnouneed
Benton McMillin
Aother Taylor
Memphis
Clapp
Washington County
Gen. Jackson
Kirkpatrick
Pranklin County
Jack Skidmore
Robert L. Taylor
Lupe Mi Cori
Midivan
Densor
Gideon Smith
Knox
Sparks
Gareou
Morrell
Madien
Allcock’s Porous Plasteres praised by editors in rambled wide note
A jumbled historical fragment praises Allcock’s Porous Plasters while recounting local civic work on a road bed near Newberry and Augusta. It includes humorous political table talk between Clarksville and Obion Democrat figures and ends with affirmation of the plasters’ value.
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Union
Col Rameour
Mupveyore Aving
Newberry
Newberry Augusta
Knoxville
Allcock
Clarksville
Griffin
Tatum
Obion Democrat
Atom
Kiefane
Robert Ie Diablo
Don't Experiment With Dr King's New Discovery
Fragmented ad and editorial clippings urge caution against cheap imitations of Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung complaints. The piece promotes genuine medicine at McFerrin's store and relays assorted political banter about Governor Taylor's renomination and party feuds alongside anecdotal testimonials for Electric Bitters and Hood's Sarsaparilla. It mentions figures from local papers, political commentary, and a medical product sale amid a chaotic montage of texts and names.
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Dr. King
Geeneville
Indian Reservation Opened in Milk River Valley
The Montana Reservation Bill opens lands in the Milk River Valley for settlement. It describes grazing country and minerals, with agricultural prospects and new opportunities for settlers. C H Warren, Gen Puss Agent, invites inquiries and notes parcels available for settlement exploration.
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United States
Great Falle
C.H, Warren
Gen
Pass
Pal
Mino
Montana
Aelow
Milk River
Montina
Texhown
C. H. Warren
Vail
Washington Notes on Hemp and Reform in Congress
A condensed Washington Notes column reviews political maneuvering around the Mills tariff bill, Democratic caucus dynamics led by Mr Randall of Pennsylvania, and a looming debate in the Ways and Means Committee. It notes a Hancock monument bill, judicial appointments, and broader party shifts as conventions shape the national scene.
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Wastuxoroy
Cleveland
Husmor
Melanyu
Congress
Weasage
Democratic Party
Cindi
Demcratio Member
Same Randall
Pennsylvania
Chen
House
Gen. W. 8. Hancock
Judiciary Committee
Puller
United States
Supreme Court
Ways and Means Committee
Randall
Spantin
Senate
Dickinson
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Tennessee Party
Newa
United Democracy
Wray News
Tennesawere
Republican Party
Gow Taylor
Rnod
Leonidas Hank
Chattanooga Times
Mr. Vertrees
Guv. Taylor
Ith
Denncrat
London
Haynes
Prohibition Party
Ail. Pettibone
South
Hie Comer ii
Johnson City
Glevehing
Ob Hrilii Danence
Mont W. Hawkins
Balitanary
Toylie Ted Bia
Damoeriey
Ingidielle
Alcock
Obion Independent
Council House
Brownsville
Ger. Taylor
Carroll County
Carmack
Nashville Democrat
Silas
Bainbridge Alunday
County Atty
J. B. McFerrin
Virchow
Frederick
Hood
Washington
Capitol City
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