Local candidates announce runs amid party hints and tragic news
The page records multiple Washington county political notices with Tal Th and Haynes signaling renomination plans under Republican guidance. Arthur J. Hartsell and others announce candidacies for Circuit Court Clerk and County Court Clerk, seeking party support. The item closes with a somber note on the Missouri congressman David A. DeArmond’s death and a depictions of family tragedy from a fire.
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Tal Th
Haynes
First Chancery
Tennessee
Republican Party
Washington County
Arthur J. Hartsell
James
Byrd
David A. DeArmond
Missouri
Fat
Education Board to Locate Tennessee Normals Next Week
The Tennessee state board of education will meet November 29 at noon to locate the normals. Governor Patterson authorized the call through State Superintendent R. L. Jones. The board plans a two day session or longer to review records before any decision is made.
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Nashville
New
Tennessee
State Board of Education
R. L. Jones
Patterson
Chaignan
Judge Lurton noted as Taft pick stirs Tennessee clash
The New York World notes 120 years of U S Supreme Court justices from New York and discusses local pride in appointing Horace H. Lurton. It anticipates criticism of President Taft for choosing Lurton from Tennessee and the ensuing political reaction.
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New York World
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Benets New York
John Jay
Livingston
Thomson
Nesom Hunt
Blatchford
Empire State
Peckham
Taft
Tennessee
Horace Hf. Lurton
Judge Lurton Seen as Likely Supreme Court Pick
Nashville Banner notes Judge Lurton, age 65, would bring high regard to the high tribunal. It contrasts his record with current justices Brower 72 Fuller 76 Harlan 76 and cites strong support from New York papers and southern circles.
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Lurton
Supreme Court
Osler
Marytall
Roger Th Taney
Brower
Fuller
Harlan
Jonesboro Game Warden Nabs County Landowners
Special Game Warden Wolfe acted on a tip from Hal Boyd to seize a large shipment of birds and rabits from Meadow Brook ten miles north of this city Wisconsin. Duncan was arrested and brought before Justice Clark where he was found guilty and fined $125 for the offense.
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J. J. Donean
Ity
Wis
Jonesboro
Tennessee
Nonean
Wolfe
Hal Boyd
Duncan
Squire
Clark
Freight wreck at Spruce Pine injures crew
A freight train on the C. C. O. near Spruce Pine derailed yesterday afternoon. The engine turned over. Fireman W. F. Webb lost his foot while engineer was badly hurt. Brakeman White was instantly killed while serving as front brakeman on the engine.
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Spruce Pine
W. F. Webb
White
Reward for arrest of thief who stole clothes from line
A notice offers 25 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief who stole clothes from a clothes line on Tuesday night. The inquiry notes the item was taken to be identified and mentions Gilderslery explorer Say. The dialogue references a stranger and asks about the fourth Pole.
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Gilderslery
Forth Pole
Leader of colored rage here tours Tennessee with Dr Washington
Dr. Booker T. Washington leads a touring party of prominent Black leaders visiting Bristol Johnson City and Nashville among other cities. The aim is to inspire Black citizens to become assets in their communities through the National Negro Business League and constructive guidance.
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Hooker T. Washington
Johnson City
Smith
Atter Book
Vaught
A. R. Johnson
Geo
Harbage
J. N. Kirwin
WC. Vans
Burbage
Je A. Patrick
Washington
Ward Pietiaaster
Bevin
Bristol
Booker T. Washington
America
Tennessee
Tigauld
Nashville
Flemion
South
Nina
Nero
National Negro Business League
Dr. Washington
Booker Washington
Tod. A. Napier
Rice
Mace
Mr. Napier
Crooneville
Knoxville
Harriman
Chattanooga
South Pittsburg
Columbia
Pulishki
Clarksville
Brownsville
Memphis
Jackson
Emmett J. Beott
Warren Logan
J. A. Kennelly
Tuskemee Institute
W. T. B. Williams
R. R. Moven
Hampton Institute
Hampton
N. B. Dodson
American Press Association
New York City
John, Daniels
Horon
Mass
Chas
Tashtor
Bank of
Rey
T. J. Searcy
Robert R. Church
Tenn
R. T. Boyd
R. F. Boyd
J. C. Napier
Preston Taylor
Clark
A. N. Johnson
Bishop
B. Scott
P. J. Hill
J. Thomas Turner
J. A. Lay
C. and O. Road Eyes Trackage to Augusta
President G. J. Carter and company officers visited Spartanburg to inspect property and discuss track arrangements. Caples and Mark W. Potter chaired the board with J. B. Cleveland, CAO of CO and W.C. They traveled to Columbia via Laurens, seeking trackage links to Augusta, Columbia and Charleston.
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Spartanburg
8. C
G. J. Carter
C. & O. Round
Caples
Mark W. Potter
New York
J. B. Cleveland
W.C
Columbia
Laurens
Augusta
Charleston
Cures Claim and Humorous Fragments From an Odd Ad Page
A fragmented OCR reads like a sensational advertisement offering a $100 reward for a cure claimed by Hill's Cure and listing testimonials. Interspersed are quips and jokes about taxes, housekeeping, and social manners, reflecting a scattered page of humor and misc. notes.
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Wm. Silver & Co
Victor
Edison
Wm. Silver & Company Watchmakers, Jewelers
Opticians
OY BH
Lyle
iPostol Tussie Seon
Do, Talbert
Mike
Sission
Judge Lurton
Zie Otel & Cardue
A. D. McKee
Ntukes
Ty Catarn
Hill
J Carnhy & CO
Toleta
Reine tShn
Goethe
Polly
Cleveland
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