Patterson Seeks Third Term as Tennessee Governor
The article profiles Malcolm R. Patterson aiming for a third gubernatorial term in Tennessee. It notes his pro prohibition stance and clashes with Ex Senator Carmack, plus Patterson family ties and long service in Shelby County and Congress. It highlights his insistence on party unity amid primary battles and血 historical context.
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Malcolm O R. Patterson
Carmack
Cormack
Tennessee Nrst
Memphis
Malcolm
Shelby’ County
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Congress
Philippines
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Shelby
South
Tennessee
United States
Ics
Tennessee Prohibition Crisis and Governor Patterson’s Role
A historical narrative discusses Governor Patterson’s veto of a temperance bill in 1909 and his dramatic pardon of Colonel Cooper, triggering a constitutional clash with the Tennessee Supreme Court. The piece explains how the case reshaped the subernatorial race, including court nominations, party primaries, and judge bolting to run independently in August.
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Coopers
Pricon
Poe
Goterunr Patterson
Eva
Senate
Hin
Patterson
Cooper
Supreme Court
Alitherte
Tieket
Carmack
Austrian inventor unveils dust sweeping Auto
Austrian inventor Arthur Scymanski introduces a street cleaning machine that uses a revolving brush to lift dust and deposit it in a removable metal box. The wagon, powered by a 28 32 horsepower motor, sweeps eleven miles of streets per hour with empty and loaded boxes exchanged at convenient points.
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Arthur ‘Scymanski
Striking Fish Walks on Land Across Florida and Philippines
Reports describe a fish that can walk on land using its pectoral fins, seen in Florida mangroves and a related species in the Philippines known as the werebog. It climbs roots and trees, spends time out of water, and even catches mice with a roving, plant-like gait.
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Florida
Philippines
Attaios
Towns Lend Railway Building Details Revealed
A fragmented report notes railroads related figures from the year, listing routes and distances in Nevada California Washington and adjoining regions including 606 miles in one section and 267 miles in another while referencing the Texas line and Canada.
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Canada
Texas Nlite
Wiles
Nevada
California
Washington
Artistic and Economical Home Design No 827
This design offers an economical yet artistic practical home with a large living room and den, a dining room that can be closed by folding doors, a kitchen with cupboards and a clothes chute, and second story finished in pine. Cost to build excluding heating and plastering is $2,250. dimensions 28 by 26 feet. Plans and specifications for design No 827 can be furnished for $15 by Glean L Saxton.
Woodpecker Named State Emblem of Washington
The downy woodpecker is selected as Washington state emblem replacing the bald eagle. The bird’s labor in forest and orchard protection against borers and insects is praised as key to keeping trees alive. The article notes the woodpecker’s year round presence and its role in preserving Northwest forests.
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Pacific Northwest
State of
Washington
Inter
Northwest
Cape Cod Plantations Use Beach Grasses To Control Dunes
The Atlanta Constitution notes Cape Cod plantations plant beach grasses to stabilize shifting sands along Atlantic coast lands and villages. Roots penetrate dunes forming a dense barrier to keep sand in place and prevent wind-driven damage.
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Cape. Cod
Atlantic
Cape
Pilakoff Challenges Gotch for World Wrestling Title
English wrestler Pilakoff, a 6 ft 2 in, 220 pound challenger boasting recent European triumphs, issues a direct challenge to world champion Gotch after a Moscow tournament victory. The note highlights his height, weight, and agile strength as he prepares for a center-ring meeting.
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Gotch
Ting
Europe
Witeh
Moscow
Tusata
sPadenburg
Chicago University baseball team to tour Japan
The Maroon squad plans a summer training program and a long tour to Tokyo and Yokohama with games against Waseda and other Japanese universities. Departure is tentatively Sept 15, with return after Jan 1. Players will study and train to be in top condition. The trip may surpass Wisconsin's earlier Japanese tour as the longest college baseball visit.
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Trip
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Maroon
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Silm
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Cina
Sento Challenge
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Adnan
Board of Culture
Ang Aculettes
Tar
Mike
Elgie
Land of
Nippon
Tnt
University of “Wisconsin
Tean
Japan
Marcou
Badgers
Baseball Chirps From Cincinnati and Brooklyn Stars
The text notes outfielder Packelt of Cincinnati and Tow Clarkes vying for stolen-base prominence in the National League. It highlights pitcher Barger of Brooklyn as a notable mound figure and mentions Cincinnati’s surprising waiver escape. It also references Mat Chase of New York and claims of sensational base running skills and glove work by various players.
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Reds
Clarkes
Elrentt
Mat Chase
New York Amerteens
Grief In Jungle Over Loss Of Virile Hero Link
A bizarre, garbled jungle scene portrays animals mourning a virile hero as they mutter about blame and past actions. Rhinos hippos and others dispute responsibility while an outsider figure from New York is cited, with Albany statesmen blamed for inaction.
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New York
Albany
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