Tennessee 1920s party battles for votes in south
The piece outlines Democratic and Republican campaigns across Tennessee and neighboring states. It notes figures like Governor A. A. Taylor and Senator K. D. McKellar, plus Cordell Hull and Newell Sanders, campaigning against President Harding's administration amid strikes and tariff debates. It also covers Mrs. Hall’s New York profile and a Tennessee citizen, Grandma Bramsom, entering Winston-Salem’s invalid home.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
South
A. A. Taylor
Newell Sanders
Harding
Taylor
United States
K. D. McKellar
Austin Peay
Cordel Hull
National Democratic Executive Committee
Finnis Garrett
Congress
Daugherty
Virginia
Pascomb Slemp
George Cheery Towihe
Hassinger
Thomas W. Harrison
Jon’ Paul
Harrison
Paul
Alabama
North Carolina
Asheville chosen as next meeting site for hospital association
Dr. Eugene B. Glenn of Asheville was elected president at the North Carolina Hospital Association fifth annual session, held here, with Asheville selected as the next meeting place for the organization.
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Glenn
Wilson
Eugene B. Glenn
Asheville
North Carolina Hospital Association
Stamey Family Visit Prompts Local Guest Lineup
Mrs. Delle Stamey Wilson and her sister Miss Charline Stamey of Shelby plan to arrive in Hitch Point on Monday to shop for ture. They will be hosted by their cousin Mrs. W. L. Stamey during their visit.
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Delle Stamey Wilson
Charline Stamey
Shelby
Hitch Point
Ture
W. L. Stamey
J F Spruill for Solicitor Endorsed by North Carolina Voter
Thos I Gold of Hsieh Point North Carolina urges district voters to elect J F Spruill of Lexington as solicitor praising his wide practice, criminal trial record in Davidson County and experience as prosecutor. The letter urges cross party support for a capable, impartial official.
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J. F Spruill
Lexington
Spruill
Davidson County
Recorder’s Court of
Hsieh
Point
N. C
Young Chicago Girl Drowns Herself in River
Fourteen year old Julia Chritz ended her life by jumping into the Chicago river after drawing a stocking over her head to hide the sight of the water. Police say she is the youngest death by own action on their records.
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Chicago
Julia Chritz
Poice
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Branson
Grandma Bramsom
Invalis
Winston-Salem
New York
Harris
Barke
Plato
Srieux
High Point Steam Laundry
The
High Point
Ashboro Highway
J. W. Meri
Dith
Lawson Auction Co
Durham, N. C
Cash
Reighter
the Tailor
College Street
Oldfield
Firestone
Star. Motor Co
E. Commerce St
South Main Street
Lee S. Overman
Thurston Street
W. Green Street
Cah
Gunter’s
Inc
Russell Street
Ro Bowles
N.C
K. Blair Laboratories
Lynchbore
Richmond Hag € Co
Richmond
Tribune of the People
Court of Commercce
Enterprise
National Furniture Co
Wheeling
Fatsi Shers and Brothers
Dixie
North Math
Everyiody
U.S
Dixin
Ed Daniel
Tortois
Dr. Banner
Seoho- Ground
Enterprise Office
Parkway
Colonial Drive
G. KE. B
Garrett
Carrick Avenue
Los
R. H. Walker
Commerce Street
Homer Montsinger
Johnson St
Main Street
Centennial Avenue
East Green Street
Tomlinson Street
R. E Jones
Wachovia Bank
North Mar Street
Morris Plan Bank & Trust Co
J. A Clinard
CC. E. Cummings
Broad Street
W. Church Street
Wagner's
Kivett's
Cabh
Wrenn (Rankin
Louise Avenue
R. E. Jones
Emery Street
Spot Grocery Co
C. A. White
High Point Hospital
R. &E. Jones
Greensboro Road
Foust’s
Starday
Feldmans
Texas
J. Ja Rainey
Concord
W. J. Sydnor
Ellerseen
Hest. Street
Moore's Book Store
FORD
C. H. Corman
Randleman
R. W. Hinshaw
S. Main Street
Cook’s
F. P. Conrad’s
R. Ek. Jones
R. KE. Jones
Ete
Wachovia Bank Bldg
CHE House OF Bargains
Sanitary
Kleans
Cooke
Lawrence Avenue
Pandock
Kanene Cit
R.l.loflin
David T. Yow
College ST
Aus
Casoouea
Ly Repeat
Jerome Leach
Dearborn Street
International
Miis
Norristown
Havng Farm
John J. Black
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Dixie’ Flyer
North Main St
Apply Melton
Rhodes Company