Governor's mansion case clears as Supreme Court acts
The Tennessee Supreme Court declares the governor's mansion matter resolved as Governor Wilder reports the court's action. Ed EVana for vice president and Taftar Root for first place are noted. The Standard Oil Company anticipated a 20 400 000 fine. Nashville justices declare recent legislature acts unconstitutional. Don Oates did not appear as prosecutor in the case. Bristol Herald-Courier trims to six pages. News items discuss rail commission limits, oil inspectors, and local banking growth in Johnson City. Messages from Chattanooga News Editor Rice signal shifts in state politics.
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Don. Oates
Governor's Mansion
Supreme Court
Non Resident Notice Listing Several Defendants
A Tennessee Law Court notice orders F B Kirkpatrick and D H Howard, non residents, to appear in Johnson City on the third Monday in August 1907 for defense to a pending Ohio bill. The notice, published in the Comet, warns of legal action if they fail to respond. Also reported are obituary and funeral notices for Mrs Wu Clovewth, with details of her age and church ties, and a local murder arrest involving Harry Wade and others.
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Ohio
Kirkpatrick
Fi. Howard
Attite
Tennessee
Johnson City
Whington County
D. H. Howard
Law Court
Wu. Clovewth
King Street
Neve
Carrieo
Lom Keevil
A A. Pergmon
M. E. Church
Sam
Chancery Sale of Land in Johnson City Tennessee
In obedience to a decree of the chancery court at Johnson City the sale of Lots 24 25 82 in Block 77 and lots 1 2 8 in Block 51 plus lots 17 18 19 20 in Block 0 of Carnegie Land and Improvement Co s addition will occur on the 27th day of June 1a f at the court house steps in Johnson City. Credit six months with interest from day of sale and good personal security required. equity of redemption barred. Names included: Robert Hornick vis A Mettetal Payton Harrigan Char Wite Lillian Wing. Attending officers: AL Spivupy R G Aspus D G.
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Chancery Court
Johnson City
Robert Hornik
A. Mettetel
Payton Harrigan
Char Wite
Lillian Wing
Don Johnson City
Lote
Garnegie Land and Improvement Co
Farlier Security
F. AL Spivupy R
Aspus, D
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Nashville American
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Nellie Talley
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Bristol
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J. D. Cox
Jonesboro
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de Sign
Meadames
A. Bowman
T. Y. McGown
J. W. Cardwell
Mra. Bowman
James Allen
Mary Willie Broyles
Mra
Martin Kuteriains
Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
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Jas. A. Martin
M. H. Weiler
Ives
Ruth Lyle
Emma Lee Weiler
Mica Martha Allen Martin
Jackson
Misa Sissie Hickman
Mia
Martin
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J.T. Ellis
Scottaboro
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Washington County
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Chancery
Robert Hornick
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Golden
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