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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
2
Publisher information for the Johnson City Comet appears with publication frequency every Saturday. Notices including resolutions memorials and cards of thanks are charged at five cents a line, with gratis church and lodge notices. Communications must be signed and sent to Johnson City Comet.
Governor Tom C. Rye of Tennessee announces his candidacy for the United States Senate challenging incumbent Senator John K. Shields and former attorney general General Charles T. Cates. Rye emphasizes duty to Tennessee and wartime priorities, pledging a principled campaign and fidelity to public service.
Chattanooga report states Gen. Charles T. Cates will stay in the senatorial race despite rumors of Gov. Rye entering. Local campaign manager W. H. Frasier denies Rye's candidacy and says Cates remains encouraged as Shields forces continue support.
The governor’s Chattanooga statement reveals strong interest in the race and hints at shifting loyalties. Several local factions, already aligned with potential candidates, face pressure as pledges and personal fortunes influence their choices.
The piece argues Gov. Rye may seek the Senate via a candidacy while Charles J. Cates also weighs a run. It praises Senator Shields but notes public fate hinges on wartime duties over individual ambition and urges a focus on public service rather than personal political gain.
A garbled note references a heist involving PROM WHITE and SHEEP SELT piles with donors and a governor seeking funds for a county project. Names and places are unclear but imply a citizens' effort in Wis county to support the Ted Crot initiative through a benefaction.
A testimonial claims Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved back and kidney pain, urging readers to buy War Savings Stamps. It cites Mr Moody of Buffalo praising the remedy after relief from kidney and back discomfort, and notes availability through dealers.
On May 14 1978 Thomas Matson announces candidacy for the office of mayor within the Civil District of Waan tine. He seeks citizens support and influence ahead of the August election.
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