Extravagant praise in England for President Wilson
Alfred G. Gardiner editor of the Daily News lauds President Wilson as not only the first citizen of the United States but the first citizen of the world. He argues Wilson’s humanity, noninterventionist tradition tempered by necessity, and defense of American rights uphold freedom while avoiding war when honorable. The piece contrasts Wilson with William and Bryan, calling Wilson a statesman who guards the sacred ark of freedom.
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London
Wilson
Alfred G. Gardiner
The
Daily News
United States
Willian
Atiens
Mr. Wilson
Bryan
Dreamer
Southern Premier Travel Tickets Across the South and Cuba
Travel agents advertise rail and sea routes covering Florida cities Havana and Southern states with ticket sales through April 30 1915 and return limits into May stop over privileges available. Contact J L Meek or railway offices for details including Knoxville Chattanooga and other listed points.
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Havana
Cuba
Port Myers
Texas
J. L. Meek
Johnson City Lawyers and Local Businesses Listed
A column lists attorneys in Johnson City and Elizabethton including ALA Johnson, Lee PF Miller, Gardner, T. A. Cox, with office locations in Unaka National Bank Building Brown Building Armbrust Smith Building and City, plus barber shops. It promotes professional services, pension claim attention, abstracts, and shaving parlors run by white workmen inviting local patronage and community uplift.
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Unaka National Bank
Johnson City
Tennessee
Lee PF
Miller
Elizabethton
BR. Gardner
Armbrust-Smith
City
Hanneh, Beals & Dyer
Corner Main
Buffalo Strong
Unstinted Admiration for Wilson in Paris
Paris papers praise President Wilson for a firm dignified note to Germany. They say the tone is polite yet direct, inviting Germany to state if it will respect non combatants and humanitarian laws in the future. The phrase solemn representations signals clear policy and resolved stance.
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Paris
Presidet Wilson
Germany
Pon
Wilson
Petit Parisien
New Postmasters in East Tennessee
Washington announces the appointment of several Tennessee postmasters today. In Carter county Walter S. M. Church is named for Shell Creek. The excerpt includes a stray line from Bacon's Essays.
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East Tennessee
Washington
Tennessee
Carter County
Walter SM. Church
Shell Creek
Non-Resident Notice in Mashburn Case in Johnson City
A non resident defendant T M Mashburn is ordered to appear in Johnson City Tennessee within four weeks. The notice, issued by Justice P Q Miller, also directs creditors of Buck and Snodgrass Lumber Co to file claims by September 1 1915 or risk exclusion from the suit benefits.
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Buck & Snodgrass Lumber C
WE Bick & Snodgrass Lumber Co
Chancery
Johnson’ City
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Johnson City
Buck & Snodgrass Lumber Company
Art
Caune
Nativudios
J. W
Belle
Saileltor
Johnson City Chancery Court Narrates Indebted Mary Dotson Greenlee
In Johnson City Tennessee the Chancery Court orders four weeks of publication requiring Mary Dotson Greenlee who resides out of state to appear by the first Monday in July to defend a bill alleged by Miles Greenlee and others. An attachment has been issued and levied on her property. Clerk J W Cass, May 27 1915.
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Miles Greenlee
Chancery Court
Johnson City
Tennessee
Mary Dotson Greenlee
Rotherwine
Bill
Nonnie Bills John Bilis Law Court Publication Notice
The Law Court at Johnson City Tennessee orders publication for non resident defendant John Bilis who cannot be served. He must appear before the Judge by the third Monday in June to defend or the bill will be confessed. Notice runs in the Johnson City Comet for four consecutive weeks. Stanley Barlow D.C.
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Mashburn
T. M. Mashburn
Tennessee
Comet
Johnson City
T. M
John Pilis
John Bilis
State of
Texmexseo
Jobaran City
Hilbert
Stanley Barlow
D.C
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Market Street
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Omces
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Ohl
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Miller Building
Main Street
Unaka Avenue
T. Massengile
Central
Boones Creek
Ancats
W. C. Pierce
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
Guy S. Chase
Jobe
Oscar M. Fair
Sebn. Moore
ALA. Johnson
Attorney At Law Office
Brown Building
Br. Vaught
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Rooma Burrow Building
T. A. Cox
Congress Shaving Parlor
Shaye
W. J. Allen
Lone Tree
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Southern Railway
Nat Hyder
Welson
Nashville
Guy H. May
Knoxyville, Tenn
J. E. Shipley
Assisant Gen
Mass
Nashville, Tenn
C. L. Bolton, Inc
C. L. Bolton
Cortright Metal
Fei Cartright Metal Roofing Co, Son
Philadelphia
Bacon
P. Q. Mier
Anl
Washington County
Swingle Broa
SE. Miller
J. W. Cass
Ellis
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