East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Rail No 7 Timetable
Time Table No 7 in effect 2 45 a m Sunday May 27 1917 Central Standard Time for East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad and Luisnville River Railway Company. Flag stations Nos 1 2 3 4 daily Nos 7 and daily except Sunday Nos 1 and 4 carry parlor car. Connection at Shulis Mills with Automobile Line to Blowing N C seven miles. GEO W HARDIN vice president and superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad
Coluinville River Railway Company
Central Standard
Shulis Mills
GEO
Hardin
Soldiers Home transfer list to Government Hospital for the Insane
The Mountain Branch notes these named veterans adjudged insane and sent to the Government Hospital for the Insane in Washington, D C, under board authority. Several attendants are detailed to accompany them. other patients remain in Ward 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Mana- Sets
Government Hospital For the
Washington
Anderson
James M
Hlinals Infantry
Baker
Joseph M
Ohio Infantry
Heatwright
Thomas
John Boatwright
1St Tenn
Bradley
John
U. 8
Navy
Bush
Earnest D. K
Inman
Charles
Moltz
William
H Battery
Art. Murray
John C
M. Costat Vi
Cay
Pharis
John M
Tenn, Cay
Smith
Cecil
Barrack Tales from the Union Veteran Legion Camp
The 33d annual encampment in Columbus Ohio is noted with officers and veterans returning from Cincinnati and Philadelphia. Reports mention recruiting Home Defense Corps, members transferring between companies, and a parade of personal updates from the Barracks including hospital stays and travel to Knoxville Milwaukee and New York. The Comet subscription drive, letters uncalled for, and social notes intermingle with light humor about life at camp and a flying comet visible in the heavens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Veteran Legion
Columbus
Ohio
Pension Increases Granted to List of Members
The week saw pension increases for Eugene H. Marsh from 25 to 30 dollars Albert Neider from 21.60 to 27 dollars and Rhodes Stanley from 15.50 to 19 dollars in modest annual adjustments affecting retirees across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Marsh
Albert Neider
Rhodes Stanley
Colored troops in wars and veterans note in parade
The passage honors colored soldiers in American wars from the Revolution to Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Philippines. It cites Crispus Attucks, Civil War regiments, San Juan Hill, Carrizal, and notes Black units in the National Army and Regular Establishment. It also mentions the 18th National Encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in New York City August 27–30 and a social gathering at Coney Island. The piece ends with a parlor-style poker anecdote and a query about Hampton Branch management transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Crispus Attucks
North
Lincoln
Co. Th
San Juan Hill
Captain Boyd
Carrizal
National Army
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New York City
McAlpin
Broadway
4Th Street
Coney Island
Camel emblem faults spark playful barracks chatter among veterans
From talks with old-time eirous men comes a jocular critique of the Prohibitionist camel emblem. They joke camels are prone to peevish sprees and booze storage, likening hangovers to a hard war veteran, while noting other army life items. Army officers and staff moves are briefly listed amid light banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nies
Boone
Ringlings
Hampton
Local Military Deaths Reported In Brief Item
William R. Roderick of the Fifty Second Regiment Maryland Infantry died Tuesday. John Russell of the Thirteenth Battalion was reported deceased this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Roderick
F. Co
John Russell
Nonresident Henderson Must Answer Chancery Bill in Johnson City
In Johnson City Tennessee Thomas Henderson a nonresident must appear before the Clerk and Master on or before the first Monday of September to defend against Nancy Henderson's bill or the bill will be confessed The notice is published for four consecutive weeks in The Comet dated July 31 1917 by Clerk and Master J W Cass and attorneys Vinos and Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Menderson
Chancery Court
Johnson City
Tennessee
Thomas Henderson
Nancy Henderson
J. W. Cass
Price
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Tment
The
Anaka National Bank
Johnson City, Tenn
Southern Railway
Espn Ti
Sawtiert
Ara Cp
Frank Pulley
Fallroabe
Intelim Ff
Carolina Clinchfield
Cincinnat
W. Va
Fordtown
Kingsport
Tenn
Waycross
Speers Ferry
Paul and
Dante
Erwin
Unaka Springs
Toccane
Burnville
Pensacola
Marion
N. C
Spartanburg
Chas. T. Mandel
Stward
No. Io
Jonhson City Ar
Milligan College
Watauga Point
Sycamore Shoals
Elizabethton
Valley Forge
Pardee Point
Sami
Blevins
White Rock
Crabtree
Roan Mountain
Shell Creel
IA. M. Oe
Montezuma
Linville
Arshalla Milla
Jrrremene
Soldier's Home
Mountain Branch
G. H
Barrack Tales
Jas, Donnelly
Ehic
Clark
Cincinnati
Home Defense Corps
William Smith
Company B
Springfield
Massachusetts Avenue
St. Cloud
Florida
John B. Chandler
Philadelphia
Geo. M. Jackson
Southern
John Carrell
Danville
Firman Phillips
J. W. Harbison
C Company
Clinchfield Railway
Happy” Johnson
E Company
Knoxville
John Dutton
Home Co. A
Milwaukee
Civeshall
James Behen
New Jersey
Co. Oto Hospital
Jim
Daniel Cupid
John G. Johnson
New York Cavalry
Gettysburg
Sickles
Chas, Platt
William Dorrian
Co. D
New York
Caete
Sam
Sunny France
Constantine Kessler
the Kaiser
King
Rhein
Cinelnati
Beer City
Lake Michigan
Philippine Rice
Co. B
Rice
Wm. Martin
Co. A
Charley Kine
Co., A
Tar Heel
Geo. Americk
Co, A
Sam Griggs
Dayton
Board of Managers
Dr. E. Miller
Leavenworth
Col. Cook
Home Post Office
J. J. Adams
Andy Boessey
J. D. Coffey
A. Deck
D. D. Gibson
Thomas Healey
J. Clyde Lewis
Jas. Monyahan
William Thomas
Lucy Green
Belle Lewis
Pearl Smith
E. Ashley McPeak
Texie Herrall
A. D. Riddle
Christian Church
Pontiac
Mich
B. of M
Cook
Samuel Colley
John F. Mackley
Co. K
Toledo
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Dent
Military Affairs Committee of the
House
National Soldiers’ Home
Kentucky
W. Williams
of & Company
Steen
Raditor Comet
Virginia
Boston
Nev
Lockett Bros. CO
America
Post Fund Hotel
Arlington Pressing Parlor
Earl C. Campbell
W. Main Street
Sirgeon Bird
Medical Corps
Lird
Wot. Eaton
EB Company
Lake Erie
Bessie Cantrell
North Carolina
Anna Wilson
Salsbury
John P. Smith
Pension Bureau
Mustared
Southern Express Company
CY H. Lyle
Soldiers Home
East Tennessee and Western Nortrolina Railroad Company
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company
John 8
Wise
Nancy Hewerton
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