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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1914

Page

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Mrs Woodrow Wilson Buried Beside Her Parents in Rome

Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the president was laid to rest at Myrtle Hill cemetery Rome following a church service at First Presbyterian. Mourners filled the city as the president and party returned to Washington the same day. Washington officials and relatives attended a solemn procession through rain to the grave where the president wept openly. The burial site overlooks Rome from Myrtle Hill and stark with surrounding memorials and distant river views.

Rome Woodrow Wilson Myrtle Hill Washington Edward T. Brown Robert M. Hoyte Wade Hoyte Nathan Hoyte B. P. Axson Savannah Randolph Axson Edward Brown, Jr Frank G. Gebreath Atlanta Wilson and Axson Wilson Edward 8. Axson Grayson Tumulty Myrtle Hill Cemetery Wii Memphis DeSoto North Georgia Etowah Oostanaula Coosa Ore Supreme Court Diplomatic Corps Mise Ellen Louise Anson New York Art League Wilton John Hopkins Stockton. Axton Princeton Dean Edward Elliott Wison Prospect White House

Death of Mrs. Wilson darkens White House mood

The nation absorbs sorrow as Mrs. Woodrow Wilson dies at age 50 after a long illness. Cabinet, congress, and diplomatic corps mourn. Senate adjourns, House adopts resolution, and funeral plans begin with burial likely at Rome Georgia or Princeton New Jersey.

Gasoline Storage Outfit At Summers-Parritt Hardware

The Summers-Parritt Hardware Co. dealers for Ford and Buick autos announce a new gasoline storage system on Ashe Street. The unit seals fuel from air and water, delivering clean gasoline via automatic pump to cars, with a red cabinet marked GAS CLANT. Also mentions a wheat price payment offer for farmers and Model 31 Company.

Ashe Street

Boone Marker Dedication Honors Daniel Boone Tree Monument

About 400 admirers gathered seven miles north of Johnson City for the formal dedication of the Boone tree marker on the Daniel Boone trail. The beech tree, carved by Boone, leans at fifteen degrees with a granite marker noting Daniel Boone Trail, 1769, and a marble tablet. The event featured prayers by Prof. Burleson and addresses by Sidney G. Gilbreath and Miss Mary Temple.

Daniel Boone Hoone Tree Johnson City D. &Burleson The Normal Sidney G. Gilbreath D. Boone Boone Nelson Gray Gray Alfred Crouch Crouch Bruins B. Munsey Slack John Sevier

Sells Seeks Roosevelt Backing in 1914 Gubernatorial District Nomination

In a 1914 letter to voters in the First Congressional District, SAM R. SELLS endorses Republican principles and announces he will not canvass the district. He notes Roosevelt era policy appeals and urges continued support for his record. A Roosevelt Delegated Convention is set for August 29 1914 in Jonesboro Tennessee to nominate a candidate for Congress with county delegations listed.

Congress Washington Firat Roosevelt East Sam R. Sells First Congressional Distret Jonesboro Cnll Uue First Court House Tenn Tennesse Vention Theodore Roosevelt Carter Cliaborne Cocke Grainger Greene Hancock Hawkins Johnson Sevier Sullivan Untoolidy

Government land project underway in Tennessee

J Harry Swann works for the United States government in the office of Dr A A Lyon Land Commissioner at the State Capitol. He oversees mapping of land along the East Tennessee North Carolina border and Appalachian area with many acres entered and abandoned by multiple parties. Typewriters are used to prepare copies of all land grants in the Tennessee land office.

J. Harry Swann United States A. A. Lyon State Capitol East Tennessee North Carolina Line Mr. Swan J Appalachian Chain Tennessee Nashville Banner

Rescue work by Maine amid Gibraltar standoff

Washington reports Maine with 18 crewmen aboard is in service, ready for rescue tasks if needed as Americans remain detained at Gibraltar. Tennessee carrying gold heads to northern Europe by next Saturday, with North Carolina due to arrive about the same time.

Maine Washington Gibraltar Tennessee North Carolina

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