World’s Fair funds urged to aid Tennessee
An editorial argues Tennessee should back the World’s Fair with private subscriptions after lawmakers refused public funds. It urges Johnson City and surrounding counties to contribute, praising Southern investment prospects and urging strong action to match northern capital and national expectations.
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