The South Seizes War Era Opportunity for Growth
The article argues that wartime disruptions in Europe create a vast opportunity for the southern United States to boost manufacturing and agriculture. It cites imports from Europe, potential local substitutes, and the need to develop cotton, tobacco, peanut oil, wool, and wood pulp. It notes that European labor shifts and trade changes favor southern production and investment, with northern capital ready to finance projects.
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United States
England
Germany
France
Russia
Belgium
Austerit-Hungary
Switzerland
Holland
Norway
Sweden
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Portugal
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Central
South America
Europe
The
Mitsissippi River
Ohio River
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Netherlands
Java
Sumatra
Turkey
Australia
New Zealand
South American
Gates Bryan Stump For Rye In Tennessee
Gen Charles T Cates of Knoxville pledged support to Gen Rye for governor at the state Democratic HQ. He backed Gov Hooper two years ago and will travel to Washington. Senator Ollie James and Secretary Bryan may also speak for Rye if possible. Davidson County Democrats plan a primary for delegates to a county legislative convention and may seek direct popular rejection of nominees.
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Nashville
Charles T. Cates
Knoxville
Democratic
Rye
Govnor
Gov
Hooper
Washington
Democratic Committee
Ollie James
Kentucky
Tennessee
Gen. Rye
William Jennings Bryan
Davidson County
Trooper Speeds Into Battle Echoes of Home and Prayer
Grantland Rice writes of a trooper racing into conflict while distant bells and trumpet calls fade into the roar of battle. The poem contrasts steel and glory with the whispered lullaby of a mother and child, pleading for protection from the Great White God as hope lingers beyond the smoke.
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Ritlen
Mother
Grantland Rice
Collier's Weekly
Teachers' Association to Provide Playground at Columbus Powell
At Columbus Powell school the Teachers' Improvement Association has been organized for the year with Mrs. Fred W. Alexander as president and Mrs W M Netherland as secretary. Plans include flag equipment on the playground a rest room and a bath tub.
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Columbus Powell School
Teachers’ Improvement Association
Fred W. Alexander
W. M. Netherland
Association For
First Presbyterian Church Opens in Joe City
The First Presbyterian congregation occupied a new West Main Street church, cost about 35,000, seating about 2,200, with a unique plan for Sunday school rooms. Charter members and elders are listed. the church will be dedicated on September 27 with services led by Rev. Gilbert Glass and a history of former pastors noted.
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First Presbyterian
Joe City
Geo. A. Caldwell
Rebecca Jane Bowman
Sarah H Hosa
Nancy 3. King
Sarah Theresa Lyle
John Rankin
Elizabeth Rankin
John W. Seehorn
Harriet Rhea Seehorn
Loresta Lyle Smith
Susan Thomas White
Tt. A. Wood
F. K. Mounicastle
J. Ph. Lyte
Frank Taylor
J. Fred Johnson
A. W. Sherrill
W. J. Lowden
Rowan
McCormick
P. Gelton
A. F. Hoss
W. J. Miller
B. Drading
Strain
J. T. McNees
W. J. Jarrison
W. J. Barton
J. A. Simnners
H. R. Parrott
T. A. Cox
FL AL McCorkle
Whitt Robinson
B. F. Specow
J. BR. Whisman
W. B. Miller
H. M. Cites
V. M. Thomas
L. W. Mc
Down
West Main Street
Col
Robert Love
Thoutt
Song
Thts
Elisa
B. F. Spelow
Pasor
Gilbert Glass
J. D. Tadlock
D. D
J.C. Cowan
Knoxville
iRev
John R. Herndon
Cleveland, Tenn
Ensign Richardson Cleared by Naval Inquiry at Vera Cruz
The naval board of Inquiry exonerates Ensign William A. Richardson of Anderson Street, amid disputes with Fred J. Boalt the reporter who alleged misconduct. Forty-one witnesses including nine Vera Cruz correspondents contradicted Boalt. The court found Boalt’s claims entirely false and discredited his reporting on the law of flight and the reception by officers.
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Sam
Roalt
Simpson
Associated Preas
Richardson
Boalt
Shepherd
Ensign Richardson
Garrison
Funston
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Bristol Herald Courter
William A. Richardson
H. E. Richardson
Anderson Street
Naval Board of Inquiry
Fred J. Boalt
United States
Army and Navy Journal
Fred L. Boalt
Veracruz
Matt Basha Richardson
Boal
Mr. Shepherd
Thong
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Fragmentary text references mourners and a rhetoric about ambi tion and killing in the name of the Crucified. Odysseus visits Hades and speaks with dead figures. A future return hints at Europe and the Kaiser in a front seat, signed by H.8. Fish.
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Odiscus
Hades
Europe
Kaiser
H. 8
Fish
Double Tragedy Result of Dog Near Bluff City
Sept. 15 Bristol reports the bodies of Capt. James G. Haun 45 of Persia Hawkins county and Capt. William Walker 35 supervisor of bridges and buildings and pump inspector of the Virginia & Southwestern railroad found near the main line five miles east of Bluff City. They left for an inspection tour at 9 p.m. last night. A nearby dog carcass suggests a collision with the animal. W. J. Mehaffey found the bodies this morning. both men were longtime railroad employees. Haun leaves a wife and several children. Walker lived with his mother. Death appears instantaneous.
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Bristol
James G. Haun
William Walker
Virginia & Southwestern Railroad
Bluff City
McClellan
Haun
Walker
W. J. Mehaffey
Persia
Hawkins County
Fall Branch High School Opens Brightly For Year
Fall Branch high school opens with principal Prof. S. R. Williams of Maryville College and teachers Allen Armstrong Wells and Morgan. Enrollment about 150. Other notes report W. C. Baines improving after illness believed caused by sausage preserved in tin cans. Farm changes include J. A. Hamilton trading his farm with James King of Pactolus and moving to Hawkins County.
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Pall Branch
Sept. Wi
Fall Branch
5. R. Williams
Maryville College
Allen
Armstrong
Wells
Morgan
W. C. Baines
Hamilton
James King
Pactolus
Hawkins County
Rye Restes After Opening Speech in Democratic Drive
Nashville reports Gen. T. C. Rye gains a weeklong campaign pause after a physician advised continuation of speeches through the week. The plan shifts to West Tennessee with stops in Trenton Ripley Union City Alamont Decaturville and Bolivar from Sept 21 to 26 at 1 p.m.
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EN. Rye
Nashville
T. C. Rye
Camden
Democratic State
Ripley
Union City
Alamont
Decaturville
Bolivar
Rye candidate for governor dominates Tennessee Democrats tone
Special Correspondence from Nashville reports strong confidence among Democrats in Rye's candidacy for governor. Delegates from Outlying counties selected Rye, with Shelby Davidson Knox Hamilton showing no support. Locals praise his integrity, decency, and republican-leaning districts shift toward a Democratic victory in November. page four continues.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rye
Tennessee
Cena Rye
Shelby
Davidson
Knox
Hamilton
Dorn
Benton
Henry County
Bent m
Henry
Weakley
Giiaon
Obion
Lake
Lauderdale
Madison
Hardon
Fayette
Tipton
Drexvon
Henderson
Arrell
Hardin
Udal
Middle Tennessee
Hooper
Hust Tennes
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