Post Files Suit to Restrain Closed Shop at St Louis Plant
W. Post of Battle Creek Michigan filed a U S court suit in the eastern district of Missouri against the American Federation of Labor and the Tucks Store and Range Company to stop officers from enforcing a tentative agreement to make the St Louis institution a closed shop. The suit names Samuel Gomers, John Mitshell, Rank Morrison and other federation officers and about fifty other union leaders as defendants.
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St. Louis
Sept
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
United States Circuit Court
John Mitshell
Rank Morrison
Federation
Armoticn
Revenue Collector Stabbed in Virginia Altercation
Bristol on September 1 L P Sammers a federal revenue collector and longtime Virginia lawyer and politician was stabbed twice by farmer Wid Harris in Washington County over a land dispute. Harris sustained minor injuries. a physician attended him. The incident ended with both men safe, no fatalities reported.
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Bristol
L. P. Sammers
Virginia
Wid
Harris
Washington County
Fherrin
Transac
Howe
Burden of Charges Filed Against Rural Carrier Haynes
A report from Chattanooga notes Rural Carrier Geo G Haynes of Marbleton stands accused of political activity in a late judicial contest and has three days to answer. Inspectors including Arthur A Nichols pursue misconduct amid widespread carrier resignations and possible removals in the First congressional district. Littleton says he supports the Republican governor nominee, denying prior party loyalty questions.
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Writtor
PostoMloe
Arthur A. Nichola
New York
Tt. S. Sharp
Cartier
Geo. G. Haynes
Marbleton
Unicot
Uio
Haynes Friends
Linn
Washingston
Sharp
Chattanooga
Sept
Jessee M. Littleton
Littleton
Gev. Tatterson
Homecoming for a Naval Cadet After Ocean Voyage
Ralph Heas, now one of Uncle Sam's midshipmen, returns home from a long cruise with about 1600 classmates. After retirement, they visited multiple European ports including Gibraltar where they could land and view its vast fortifications. Heas, an Annapolis appointee of the late Congressman Brownlow, is noted as one of the academy’s brightest students.
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Ralph Heas
Uncle Sam
Gibraltar
Ralph
Congressman Brownlow
Academy
Annapolis
Bowman's Death Noted. Longtime County Figure Passes
Hon. W. B. Bowman died at his Boone's Creek home aged about seventy. A former legislator and Confederate veteran, he long served on the county court and was highly regarded in the county. His funeral will be held at 11 o'clock at the house.
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W. B. Bowman
Boone's Creek
Senator Taylor May Travel To San Antonio For Rest
Washington today reported Senator Taylor, recently back with bronchitis, must rest completely. His physician ordered absolute rest and noted his condition, while not serious, requires quiet and possible travel to a warmer climate for recovery.
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Washington
Taytor
Henator Taylor
San Antonio
Texas
Gov Patterson Frees Eighteen Convicts In Clemency Move
Governor Patterson visited the main prison and personally reviewed records of elderly crippled and ill inmates. Eighteen convicts, including men and boys, received clemency despite few or no petitions, with no strong appeals backing their release.
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Nashvile
Tenn
Augel
Patterson
Sevierville Physician Enters Short Term Congress Race
Dr. Massey of Sevierville announced he will seek the unexpired First district term caused by the death of W S Brownlow. He would serve December to March if elected, joining rival A P Taylor in the race. Massey, a former state senator and Spanish American War surgeon, plants headquarters in Sevierville.
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Knoxville
2D. Masesey
Sevierville
Ware
W. 2. Brownlow
Ofice
Jas. B. Cox
United States
Massey
Aipa
Taylor
Firat
Porto Ries
Combined Shows Coming King Menelik In Critical Condition
A dispatch from Addis Ababa reports King Menelik of Abyssinia has suffered another attack of apoplexy and remains in grave condition. The brief item notes skin affections alongside the medical crisis.
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Addis Abeba
Menelik
Abyssinia
Spectacle Promises Largest Circus Duo in City
An advertisement touts the Carl Hagenbach and Great Wallace Shows arriving soon, claiming it as one of the world’s largest amusement combines. It highlights the Wallace wild-tex show and Hagenbach trained animals, with a promotional offer tied to Zemo soap claims for skin conditions. The note mentions visiting relatives in Clyde and Georgia.
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Carl Hagenbach
Wallace
Walllce Law
Carl Hlagenback
Haggentack
Wallace Blows
Carl Higenbick
City Prog Co
Eller
Tiny Geen Heron
Aicake
Zeno
Ani
Bern
Wednewlay
Massey Poised to Enter Race for Unexpired Brownlow Term
Sevierville Vindicator reports Dr. Z D Massey likely to run for Congress to fill the unexpired Brownlow term. He will run as the people's candidate, not aligned with Brownlow or anti Brownlow factions.
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DR. Z. D. Massey
Congress
Dr.d. Massey
Brownlow
Dr. Massey
People's
Sevierville Vindiator
Bristol’s Elder Doctor Nat T. Dulaney Dies at 76
Dr. Nat T. Dulaney, longtime Bristol physician, died yesterday at his home near Bristol at age 76. He was among the town’s oldest citizens and father of Dr. Henry Dulaney of Heldien Home. Funeral attendees included Charles Deaderick, who left yesterday to join the service.
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Nat T. Dulaney
Senator Kells Opens Campaign in Mountain City
Senator Sam Kells will launch his Republican nomination bid at Mountain City in Johnson County on Monday. Circuit court sessions begin, with a joint discussion planned with opponent Senator Thantel Gooper Bwale. The Hagenback-Wallace Shows entertainment, under Mrs. Mollie Givens Murray, will stage a Hippodrome program on Sept. 12 with 25 cent seats, promising abundant laughter and youthful vigor.
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Sam Kells
Mountain City
Johnson County
Chrcuit Court
Selly Hras
Thantel Gooper Bwale
Sign Art Entertainment
Mollie Givens Murray
Kentucky
St Paul A. ML 1 Zion Church
Th A. Patrick
Hippodrome
Equalizers Compile Tennessee Tax Assessments Increase
Nashville Sept 1 County boards sent in assessments to the state board of equalizers. Figures compiled by Clerk Geo B Blake show a total increase over 1908 of 44 904 040. State will gain 1 501 000 more on taxable property. Eight counties show slight declines in some areas with disputes in thirteen counties to be settled by the state board. Washington county assessment rises from 3 810 830 to 4 628 720 and Unival from 506 800 to 471 101.
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Nashville
State Board of Equalizers
Geo. B. Blake
Board of Equalizers
Campbell
Claiborne
Cocke
Hancock
James
Marion
Polk
Wayne
Washington County
Unival
Patterson for a Man to Man Discussion in Tennessee
Patterson leads the Democrats against B. W. Hooper as Republicans in Tennessee, with bolters likely to endorse Hooper. The piece calls for a direct, issue focused debate on democracy versus republicanism, urging Hooper to join Patterson in clear discussion of the record and policy.
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Tennessee
Malcolm K. Patterson
B. W. Hooper
Bolters
Hooper
Harvey Hannah
Bofters
Nashville
oWith Patterson
Hannah
Bollors
Patterson
Henniam
Capt
Howper
Bill McClain Promoted to General Manager Role
Bill McClain resigns as WT operator for Western Union and accepts a largely salaried position as General Manager under M. J. Caples of the C.C.4G. Local friends inunis city express satisfaction at this career advancement.
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McUlain
Western Union
Sod
Pfice
Gener
M. J. Caples
Patterson Hooper Debate Challenge Sparks Campaign Feud
Gov Patterson calls for a joint debate with Republican candidate Hooper during the campaign. Hooper defers to Newell Sanders for a decision, while Patterson warns of sharp exchanges and urges Hooper to defend his record. The Nashville American notes the forthcoming strenuous contest and potential charges.
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Gov. Patterson
Hooper
Republican Party
Mooper
Patterson
Beverly
Sanders
Nashville American
East Tennessee normal school plant to cost millions
Plans for three late normal schools include Johnson City site and a principal's home costing 12040. Groundbreaking set for September 29 as 40 to 50 thousand pressed bricks and over 3 million common bricks are needed. Architect Baumann and contractor Beaumont relocate crews to Johnson City for site levels and construction supervision.
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RK. Baumann
Nashville
Tennessee
Johnson City
East Tennessee
SM. Beaumont & Co
M. F. Rourke & Co
Train Wreck Hero Climbs From Wreck To Speak To Engineer
Ashtabula Ohio September 6 18 year old Fred Minor climbed from the wreckage of a buggy onto the pilot of a locomotively traveling at about fifty miles an hour then entered the cab He claimed the engine lacked a headlight and the engine stopped so he could be let off He said his parents would expect him home and walked six miles back to town He was not hurt John L Summers of Washington is vacationing with his brothers in the city.
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Hagenback
Wallace
Philoophers
Ashtabula
Ohio
Fred Minor
Hid
Lake Shore
Minor
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