Willing to Meet Him He Pleads Guilty to Roosevelt Ally
Johnson City Tenn Sept 23 1914 Don J B Cox congress candidate forwards a reply to Hon Sam R Sells inviting joint debate Cox pleads guilty to being a loyal supporter and friend of Theodore Roosevelt while accusing Sells and his faction of mob conventions and illegitimate nominations in a sharp political exchange.
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Don. J. B. Cox
Sells
Johnson City
Tenn
Sam R. Sells
Tennessee
Congress
Republican Party
Boking Committee
Publc
P. Brownlow
Brownlow
Adam Bowman
Theodore Roosevelt
Temperance People
Bristol
Mr. Sella
Temperance
Prohibition
Republican Loyalist Defends Record in Fractured Election Fight
A Republican candidate defending loyalty and attacking opponent record says party splits reflect broader political dynamics. He rebuts charges of private life scrutiny, cites past bolting actions, notes attendance and voting gaps in Congress, and endorses Roosevelt’s platform while inviting rival to provide dates for comparison.
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United States
Congress
Mr. Bells
State Senate
W. P. Brownlow
Roosevelt
Buy a Bale of Cotton Movement Gains Rail Support
Washington reports Southern Railway Company backs the Buy a Bale of Cotton Movement. President Harrison has bought a bale in every cotton state and urges officers to join, hoping 500000 bales at 10 cents a pound can stabilize prices and aid small farmers amid emergency.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Railway Company
South
Harrison
Southern Railway
al- Med Lines
Cotton Demand Seen Rise After War Disruption
Article notes potential revival in cotton demand as war disruptions ease, with expected orders from U S mills and European buyers. Emphasizes Buy a Bale of Cotton Movement to stabilize prices and reduce excess supply, aiding farmers and regional markets. Also includes an unrelated ad for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a promotional blurb.
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Earls Ce
United Bhiendeer
Tau
United States
Europe
Armen
Circus Echoes and Faith in a Laughing World
The poem recalls a circus visit and the pull of entertainment over earnest faith. It contrasts modern amusements with biblical tales and laments a modern numbness, ending with a wish to return to childhood joy amid the ring’s echoing laughter. ES MISH.
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
The notice promotes Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder issues for men, women, and children, claiming to treat back pain rheumatism diabetes and other irregularities. It offers mail delivery for $1 with a two month supply and testimonials, listing Dr BE Hall in St Louis as the contact and noting druggists sell the product.
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Texas Wonder
Texas
BE. W. Hall
Oliver St
St Louis
Local Attorneys and Businesses Advertised in Johnson City
A列 showcases law offices of Moore, Johnson, Miller, Gardner, Vines & Price with room numbers and buildings in Johnson City Tennessee. Also listed are a barber shop run by White workers urging patronage to raise local barber profession and Hamsch Beals & Dyer proprietors at Corner Main and Buffalo Streets.
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D. A. Vines Sam W. Price Vines & Price
Johnson City
Tennessee
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W. J. Allen
G. W. Cooke
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Crouch’s Book Store
Main Street
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The
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Morristown
Hamblen County
FAIR_ASSOCIATION
Morristown, Tennessee
B. C. Weesner
R. F. Taylor
Morristown, Tenn
GE Electric
Tennessee Eastern Electric Co
Harry W. Cease
Krewe Ride
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W. A. Matthews, M.D
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Avalon
Locust Street
RP. Harrison
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Osteopathic
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DROW
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Doours Creek
W. C. Pierce
Justice of the Peace
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A, BR. Johnson
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Lee F. Miller
Elizabethton
Unaka National Bank
Oscar M. Fair
E. J. Vaught
Burrow Building
I. Gardner
Armbrust-Smith
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Brown Brock Johnson City
T. A. Cox
Nurone
F. G. Hartman
Lose Tree Barber Shop
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Pranting Southern Railway
Nat Hyder
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