Democratic Ticket for President Wilson and Marshall
Democratic ticket lists Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey for president and Thorton K R Marshall of Indiana for vice president. Electors by district and at large named include Ployd Batt Prandin Dudley Porter Cy Ll Lyte Frit My McElwee Heston Van Waren M G Sidwall Ging LK Warner Marshall BK Ty Peck Robertson WoC Whitsthorns Maury Haron Pierson T Sudda th and Harvey W Hannah of Roane for railroad commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorton KR. Marshall
Indiana
Ployd Batt
Prandin
Dudley Porter
Iy Distriets
Cy Ll. Lyte
Washington
Frit My McElwee
Rowe
Heston
van Waren
M. G. Sidwall
Ging
LK. Warner
Marshall
BK Ty Peck
Robertson
Whitsthorns
Maury
Haron Pierson
T. Suddath
B. Baptist
Tipton
Nashville Independents endorse midget governor at convention
Patterson’s drive to Washington is untouched as the Independent convention in Nashville backs the midget governor. Chairman Holden cites Carmack to oppose Patterson while the Democratic executive committee votes to hold the November primary. Sells Republicans in Washington county plan a mass convention at Jonesboro to field a representative candidate after a crushing defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Holden
Spirit of
Carmack
Patterson
Washington County
Jonesboro
de Royston
Governor Wilson Denounces James H Smith for New Jersey Senate Bid
The piece argues Governor Wilson is no opportunist and criticizes James H Smith a New Jersey Democrat aligned with party machines and money influence. It notes Wilson’s denunciation aims to discredit Smith while contrasting reformist stance with Republicans and reactionaries. The article references Taft Aldrich Penrose Roosevelt Harriman and uses period political voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
New Jersey
United States
Smith
Penrose
Quay
Aldrich
Flynn
Pittsburg
Foraker
New York
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Alway
Taft
Roosevelt
Harriman
Washington City
Congress
Roosevelt and Wilson in a clash over trusts and politics
The Memphis Commercial Appeal discusses roosevelt and wilson, noting roosevelt’s suspected ties to big business and his changing stance on trusts while praising wilson’s associations with reform-minded leaders and citizen duties. The piece argues that roosevelt’s approach contrasts with wilson’s stated ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ubin
Gov. Wilson
James H. Smith
Memphis
Funeral of W. J. Winesett Held Sunday Afternoon
The funeral for W. J. Winesett aged forty six who died Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock from tuberculosis was held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his residence. Reva Weaver and Dobbs conducted the service and the Odd Fellows took charge of the interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Winesett
Reva, Weaver
Dobbs
The
Odd Fellows
Nashville Vote Reaffirms November Primary Decision
In Nashville Tennessee the Democratic executive committee at the Maxwell House voted ten to nine to hold the November primary for U S senate comptroller treasurer and secretary of state. The motion lists ten for and nine against the primary with names of supporters and opponents. The committee also chose a successor for the Tenth district and elected Joe Creath to fill the Shelby county trusteeship over P Harry Kelly in a separate ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Democratic Executive Committee
Maxwell House
United States Senate
J. Parka Worley
W. T. Kennerly
J. R. Mitchell
J. D. G. Morton
George Goodrigh
A. Lewis
M. M. Hussey
Irvin’ McGrew
J. D. Herron
Rise A. Pierce
J. HM
Caldwell J.H. Bundren
J. J. Foust
le D. Hill
Rob Roy
J. B. Walter
AM. Patterson
W. M. Holmes
J. Murrell
Williamton
Joe Creath
Memphis
Shelby County
P. Harry Kelly
Mrs Marshall Advisor Shapes Indiana Politics and Family
Mrs Marshall presses into public life with Governor Marshall, advising on bills and social reforms. The couple trip together with books, while her deputy role as county clerk showcased their partnership. The piece notes reforms from child labor to public health and labor protection, plus a Republican bluster vs Wilson Marshall stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Indiana
Steuben County
Bureau of Inspection
Mying & Man
Shere
Demand for Wilson Visit to Tennessee In Democratic Push
Nashville Tenn Sept 11 Just before the state committee adjourned Wadlay Rice Pierce moved a resolution asking Gov Woodrow Wilson to come to Tennessee and aid the party nominees as the democrats lag behind him The motion carried unanimously Secretaries to the committee will notify Gov Wilson at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
State Committee
Wadlay
Rice Pierce
Woodrow Wilson
Tennessee
Goy
Wilcom
Indebted Hanal Nayse Faces Property Levy in Tennessee
A claim against Hanali Ayse, resident of Une state, Tennessee, shows a beet levy on the defendant's property. The document, signed by W. C. Bieroe, Justice of the Peace, sets a sale date in September and targets the defendant’s assets to satisfy a debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanal Nayse
Dawe
Une
Tenneswe
Spyasur Betare
Notice to creditors in White City Laundry case
In the Chancery Court at Johusin Ory in Simplex Carton Co and White City Laundry Co matters, creditors Bennett, Sasher, Nave, and others are notified to appear by the first Monday in October to answer the bill. If unanswered, the bill may be confessed. petitions must be filed by January to prove claims, and creditors are enjoined from troubling the defendants pending further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White City Laundry Co
Bennett
Haid Chancery Court
Euias
Hershy
Eliyse
Hmos Oealoe
Johnson City Man Gets Good Position
W. K. King named second auditor for the Georgia Railroad company with offices in Augusta Georgia. He has served five years in the A. C. and O. railway offices and will relocate with his family this weekend to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Akerd
Weatherford
Texas
Weatherford Herald
J.J
R. W. Harrington
Parker County Triumph
Dan Bull
John Harrington
Randall
Dallas News
J. J. Harrington
J.J. Harrington
Parker County
Messrs
Harrington
United States
Taft
Erwin
Express
New York
Minor Davidson
Liverpool
England
Tenyer, Col
New York City
Johnson City
W. K. King
Georgia Railroad Company
Augusta
Mr. King
A. C. & O. Railway
Aa King
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertised at 35 Cents
A vintage ad claims Uncle Ears warns against overindulgence and a small neglect of digestion may cause trouble. The pitch promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for quick results and easy relief, priced at 35 cents at H. C. Miller’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H. C. Miller's
New Residences Erected On Local Avenues
New homes rise on Watauga avenue and West Unaka avenue near Boone street. J R Gardner completes Holston avenue residence. Builder KT Tyler and W S Johnson also advancing houses. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by H W Hendrickson of Ohio Falls Indiana as best selling cough remedy. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F.B. Brownlow
Watauga Avenue
Tyler
Unaka Avenue
Montgomery Street
J. R. Gardner
Holston Avenue
Fh. W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Tad
Personally Conducted Excursions to California
A Burlington Route travel promotion touts Personally Conducted excursions to California with specially chosen conductors from the railroad. The message highlights comfort, expertise, and guided journeys, signed by T. Vardaman Travel Agent at C n& Q RR Atlanta. It endorses Chamberlins Liniment for muscle pains.
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California
Burlington
T. Vardaman
Pam
C N& Q RR
No. Pryor St
Atlanta
Christian Endeaver Hosts Faculty and Students
The Unnswan Endeaver at Watauga Avenue Presbyterian church entertained the normal school faculty and students last Friday. Guests were welcomed by the reception committee, with Rev. Dayton A. Dobby giving a pleasing address. Professors Alexander and Mathes responded, followed by a short program. Ice cream and cake were served on the lawn afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dayton A. Dobby
Svery
Alexander
Mathes
Lexington Day to Honor Historic Disciples Heritage
Thousands of churchgoers will visit Lexington Kentucky in October for Lexington Day events. The city hosts Transylvania University and The College of the Bible, with lectures and tours tied to its Disciple history and notable leaders. Lexington Day follows the National Convention and invites visitors to explore campuses and grave sites of Henry Clay and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Hill Street
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Stone
Main Street
Campbell
Rice
Transylvania University
College of the Bible
Kentucky Academy
Transylvania Seminary
Bacon College
Kentucky University
Treneylvania University
Jas, Monré
Horace Holley
Henry B. Bascom
Robert Milligan
John 8
Bowman
Chas
Leis
John W. McGarvey
Robert Graham
LD. Grubbs
Liedmell
Slo
Outober
Grubbs
Mourney
Jhvirty
Sk. Hy Genesfold
I. J. Calhoun
Transylvania Universiy
All*ghanies
Thos
National
International
Alvert Sline
Henry Oliv
Henry Clay
Diagiples of Christ
Lyaleville
College of Key Bible
Howe
Bexineton
Birthplace of Abraham Lincoln Sheltered by Historic Hall
The article highlights the log cabin birthplace of Abraham Lincoln near Hodgenville Kentucky, now protected by a memorial hall. Citizens of Louisville plan to feature the site during the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ in October, drawing many visitors and underscoring ideals of liberty and citizenship.
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America
Latte
Abraham Tincoln
Ite Josson
Hodgenville
Kentucky
Louisville
Loulaville
The
Disciples of Christ
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Vor
Harvey WU
Hannah
Roane
General Assembly
George R. Duncan
U. S. Senate
Wilson
Tennewmece Eastern Electric Company
Commercial Club
C. R. Macauley
T. R. Marshall
Ike
Patt
Mra
Lula Walden
Gramlin, S. C
Cardus
W.C. Pleven
Daavien
Tve
Wrthindion County
Tia Th Davis Ve
Lexington, KY
ES. Bennett
J. C
Johusin
Uncle Ears
Big Manny
Manor Woman
Butterwich Publishing CO
Butterwiel
Chamberisin
Christian Endeaver
Bluegrass
Abraham Lincoln
Minorcas
S.C. R
Maling
W. C
Pruitt
Franklinton N, C
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