Contested voting rights for Soldiers Home residents debated
The Johnson City controversy over whether inmates of the Soldiers Home may vote hinges on residence and state law. Editorials argue the home location creates nonresidency for Tennessee elections, while courts in Ohio and other states are cited. The piece notes partisan use in campaigns but urges legal resolution through courts.
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Politicking and commentary echo in Ninth district gathering
A Ninth district gathering led by Cy Lyle draws spectators who cheer and hiss as Tennessee political figures, including Jeems Frazier and the Brownlow era, are cited. The piece notes Styll's congressional bid against Brownlow, the Republican edge fading, and public interest in the shifting political landscape.
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Cheap Street Car Tickets for School Children
The Johnson City Traction company offers street car tickets at two and a half cents for school children and teachers. This ento will apply during the entire school season, directed to BHA, Kmaesrare, Superintendent.
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The President Targeted by Maury Democrat Opinion
The Maury Democrat Opinion accuses the President of being out of touch with the masses and controlled by an iniquitous trust power. It claims the Man on the Horse and his followers are persistently opposing common people and that the President may pretend to serve masters while truth remains undeniable.
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Notice of Election in Johnson City Tennessee
Washington county election commissioners announce an election at the usual voting places in Johnson City for mayor and ward aldermen. Polls open within legal hours on the twenty eighth day of the month, with one year and two year terms for specific wards. George W. Witmer, chair. Haskien H. Dyer, TM. Marrs, Gomert.
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