Memorial Record of Western Kentucky, Lewis Publishing Company, 1904,
pp 604-605 [Fulton]

     THOMAS H. LOVELACE.  There is no field that is more inviting to
a man of ability, nor one in which his activity can be more
productive of results of far-reaching importance than that of
politics, and the community is to be congratulated on account of
having in its midst one who gives his best energies and efforts in
promoting the cause of the party with which he is affiliated.  Since
he was first competent to vote Mr. Lovelace has been one of the most
industrious and consistent Democrats in Fulton county, and his
efforts have been of great value in promoting the public welfare.
     Mr. Lovelace is yet a young man, being but twenty-five years of
age.  He was born in Union City, Tennessee, on the 26th of February,
1879, and acquired his education in the public schools there.  In
1896 he removed to Fulton, Kentucky, and for a number of years was
city editor of the Fulton Daily Leader, and for one year was editor
of the Dixie Democrat of Bardwell, Kentucky, and has also been
editor of the Hickman Courier, of Hickman, Kentucky.  He occupied
that position until the 1st of May, 1903, when he resigned to accept
a better position, being now private secretary to the Hon. Ollie M.
James, member of Congress from the first Kentucky district.  Mr.
Lovelace has made a close study of political issues, and is deeply
interested in everything bearing upon his country's progress in this
connection.  He is also interested in merchandising in Fulton, but
is perhaps most widely known as a prominent figure in Democratic
political circles in the first district.  He is a man of pleasing
address, social and genial manner, and makes friends wherever he
goes.

Lovelace James
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TN Hickman-KY

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