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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1914

Page

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Cox Attacks Hooper Record at Rye Club Speech

Ex-governor Cox addressed the Rye club with a wide critique of Gov. Hooper’s handling of state debt and election laws. He contrasted Hooper’s alleged extravagance with Tennessee Democratic positions, praising Gen. Rye and arguing for the party’s temperance stance and constitutional election reforms.

John JL. Cox Rye Club Court House W. J. Barton D. M. Guion Gov. Cox Woodrow Wilson Cox Senate Birmingham Alabama The Tennessee Regista

Gov Cox compares 1905 and 1914 expenses in state showings

Gov Cox contrasts 1905 and 1914 administrations noting Hooper ran up $78,860.49 in legislative excess, 87 extra officeholders costing $231,127.14, a $11,747 rise in the governor's office, and $1,870,200 paid on the state debt under Cox versus none under Hooper. Revenue available to Hooper exceeded Cox by over $2 million, yet Hooper’s total cost surpassed Cox by $4,982,569.12. The critique extends to Hooper appointing a powerful, report-to-him auditor and a review of attempts to block bond sales below par. The text also includes a long poem about a G. A. R. event and a brief humor piece.

Ture East Tennessee Tennessee Cooke County Gov. Cox Gov. Hooper Hooper Nor Cox J. K.P. Marshall Raat House Senate Finance Ways and Means Hooper Conference

Mak a National Bank Ad Emphasizes Honest Service

An old bank advertisement highlights honesty and fair banking, praising Mr Curtis and the bank's connections. It stresses mutual benefits and states a 4 cent interest rate in the Savings Department, inviting deposits and business.

Curtis Maka National Bank

Sloan's Liniment Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as instant relief for rheumatic pain, sore joints, and back stiffness. It claims rapid penetration to muscle and nerve areas, with a 24 cent bottle price and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Joan Sloan

Resignation of Tennessee Anti-Saloon League Superintendent

W R Hamilton resigns as superintendent effective by October 15 citing the executive committee's failure to declare neutrality in Tennessee governor race. He states the league should stay neutral as both Rye and Hooper support temperance laws, and resigns to avoid misrepresenting a non partisan organization.

Nashville W. R. Hamilton Tennessee Anti-Saloon League Hamilton The Tennessee Rye Hooper League H. B. Carre Tenn Dr. Carre State Executive Committee Committee For the Future Welfare Tam Anti- Saloon League Anti-Saloon League Meaper Gov. Hooper Gev. Rye Gen. Rye Gov Ant-Baloon League Allriends Atx

Asthmador Ad Claims Instant Relief and Refund

An aggressive asthma cure advertisement promises instant relief within seconds from Asthmador and Asthmador Cigarettes. It guarantees money back if not beneficial, with retailer Whitehouse Drug Co offering the product in St Paul Minnesota and via Dr Fr Schufmann.

Schiffmann FR. Schufmann St. Paul Mina Whitehouse Drug Co

Governor Hooper Candidacy Discredited Amid Health Claims

A disjointed clipping cites Gov Hooper amid medical claims and remedies. It mentions Dr Belile Seca Monty and Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey as relief for coughing while alleging political concerns and damaged report wording. The piece blends political accusation with medical advertisement and reader letters.

Lane Fealee Belile Seca Monty WS. Withing Gates, N.C Dr. Bell

Four Years Under Hooper Probe Erupts In Tennessee

Special correspondence from Nashville reports Gen. Hooper facing harsh criticism over alleged missed debt refund, controversial finance moves, and links to absconding legislators. Critics say his four-year tenure drained state credit and claim losses near half a million dollars.

Nashville Tenn Hooper Iby Treaaory Washington City Gen. Rye Paris Rye Rule Nano Gate Tye George” Welch

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