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Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1900

Page

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Recognition That Demands Union Support for Tennessee Home

Elizabethton readers learn of Representative Brownlow's bill to locate a branch soldiers' home in Johnson City Tennessee. The piece notes eight national homes for volunteers note only regular army. argues for East Tennessee location as a monument to regional patriotism and pledges support for a likely bill with initial 250000 appropriation and eventual million dollar construction implications.

Washington Brownlow Johnson City Tennearee Tennessee South Thor Danville Committee On Military Ofinion Elizabethton Newport East Tennessee Committee On Military Affairs

Souths unequal home care for veterans sparks reform urge

A lengthy parliamentary style critique notes imbalanced federal aid for veterans homes across states and territories. It highlights Danville and Marion branches versus southern underprovision, cites vast enlistment histories, and asserts the need to fortify veterans relief with fair expansion and oversight.

National Committee reply on accrediting Federal delegates

Secretary Dick sends a letter to Texas GOP chair Green advising that delegations to the national convention should, where possible, be composed of non Federal officeholders to avoid criticism. Exceptions exist, but public sentiment favors minimizing active federal officials in convention management.

Washington Charles Dick National Republican Committee B. H. R. Green Texas Republican State Committee Green Terrel Tex National Committee Gatow Caarnss Dior

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