Patterson in White House Visit Draws Political Commentary
The piece critiques Governor Patterson's Washington visit and notes praise for reappointing R. L. Jones as superintendent of public instruction. It recounts Judge Sneed disbarment of Gen. G. W. Pickle after Pickle criticized Sneed, and mentions the chancery court creation while Patterson sought a chancellor appointment.
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Bneed
Washington
White House
R. L. Jones
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Patterson
Cause of Education
Tennessee
Sneed
G. W. Pickle
Knoxville
Gen. Pickle
Chancery Court
Knox County
Gen
Pickle
Nashville
Palm Sunday Services At Watauga Avenue Church
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church to observe Palm Sunday with Lord's Supper at 10 5 a m and a 7 p m sermon on the Seventh Word from the Cross. Treasurer's annual report to be read and all members urged to attend. Holston Presbytery spring meeting set for April 21 28 at the church with a future program to be published.
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Holston Presbytery
Watauga Avenue
Bridge Painter Falls 72 Feet at Kingsport
Charles Enderl in of Harrisburg Pa a bridge painter for the C C O railway fell from the Holston river bridge at Kingsport Tenn to the rocks below He suffered multiple fractures in arms and legs and his body was mangled with little hope of recovery though he was alive earlier tonight.
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Bristol
Charles Enderlin
Harrisburg
Holston River
Kingsport
Tenn
Patterson Dines With President in Washington Visit
Governor and Mrs. Patterson arrived from New York and stayed at the New Willard. They spent the day at their apartments took a stroll and received calls. The governor accepted an invitation to dine with the president at the White House and will remain in Washington before heading to Tennessee.
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Washington
Goy
Mira
M. R. Patterson
New York
New Willard
White House
Tennessee
Congressional Library
Bishop Hoss En Route Home From Johns Hopkins Hospital
Bishop E. K. Hows ending two months at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a serious operation left Baltimore today. He required assistance to leave the ward and was taken by auto to Union Station for a 4:45 pm train connection to Cincinnati and onward to his Muskogee Oklahoma home aided by his son Dr. Seaster Hoss.
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Baltimore
E. KE. Hows
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Union Station
Bishop Fe
Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Seaster Hoss
Muskoges
Okla
Recovery of Judge A. J. Tyler Returns to Bench
Bristol reports Judge A J Tyler of the Fifth Tennessee circuit has nearly recovered from a paralysis threat after seeking treatment in Florida. He plans to resume duties on the bench and continue his reelection bid next year. A Minneapolis woman has circled the globe without insults in foreign lands.
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Bristol
A. J. Tyler
Firth Tennessee
Florida
Minneapolis
Europe
Asia
Africa
D R Yarbrough Co Moves Across Town to Market Street
D R Yarbrough & Co have leased the Market street building formerly occupied by Richard Frans Hat Co and will move their stock of nations and chemicals into it. The firm gains better quarters to support its growing trade. Governor Patterson is praised as a brave loyal leader amid state troubles by the Charlotte Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Yarbrough & Co
Market Street
Richard Frans Hat Co
Patterson
Tennessee
Charlotte Observer
King Woodward nuptials crown East Tennessee families
Miss Ethel Woodward daughter of Mr and Mrs N S Woodward becomes bride of William Rankin King of Johnson City in a South Church Street Methodist ceremony. Attendants include Mrs Allen Miss Crawford and others. Rev David Suilins officiates. Afterward the couple leaves for eastern cities then Johnson City residence.
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King-Woodward
Church Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Knoxville
Johnson City
Ethel Woodward
Harry Hilett
Roanoke
Geo, Allen
Chas. Kyle
Jean Crawford
Florence Woodward
Neice
Grassley Miller
Clarence King
Allen
Kyle
Miss Crawford
Ellen
Ansle
N.S. Woodward
David Suilins
D. D
Cleveland
Eugene Parsons
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Miss Woodward
Miss
Marechal Neil
Embreville Furnace Shuts Down Amid Financial Worries
The Embreville furnace has closed with rumors of an indefinite shutdown due to financial conditions. It is reported that a receiver may be sought to manage the affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embreville
Religious Revival At Main Street Methodist Church
A revival of religion is underway at the Main Street Methodist Church. Rev J J Robinthe, assisted by Rev CO Jones, a celebrated evangelist, leads the meetings which are growing in interest and drawing large attendance.
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Main Street Methodist Church
J.J. Robintte
CO. Jones
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Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
AFT
Bishop Hoss
D.R. Yarbough & CO
Frank Taylor
W. B
Main St
Church Street Methodist Church
Embreville Furnace
Methodist Church
Conner Bros. Fur. Co
Victor
Wn. Silver & Company
Ain Stre
Garanteed
Summers-Parrott Hardware Company
New York Fashion Centre
Thomas Bros
Johnson City, Tenn
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