Hart Brothers Bound Over in Illicit Abortion Case
James and Walter Hart, aged boys, were bound over to the next term in Elizabethton after a trial before Judge Miller. They faced charges of producing a criminal abortion for their stepmother Julia Kite, with evidence showing the mother financed medicine and letters outlining steps. Both were bound over in 1500 dollars each, while the case is prosecuted by Julia Kite’s father, Dr Fahrney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hart
Miller
Daimes
Walter Hart
Elizabethton
Child Survives Narrow Death After Open Door Incident
Last week Mr H D Lively and wife accompanied the remains of a relative to Atlanta with their four year old son. The child escaped serious harm when a vestibule door or fan was left open. The train whistle and impact injured him slightly but he was found by anxious parents unharmed, though frightened. Also on February 20 Miss Anita Dev Armont married Mr Jack J Donnellie, daughter of Capt Henry De Armond of the city and son of Win Donnedie, prominent Winchester citizen. They plan to travel to Florida and New York before settling in Winchester after April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Lively
Atlanta
C&o
Miedoneh
Hin
Ihania
Rossiie
Anita Dev Armont
Jack J. Donnelle
Henry DeArmond
City
Win Donnedie
Winchester
Joy
Florida
New York
Louisville
Cash offer for year long Comet and Commercial Appeal
The Comet offers a special club rate with one year of hot papers for the price of the Comet. Subscriptions to the Commercial Appeal are included and offered at a reduced annual price. The offer targets readers in Memphis and the surrounding area, inviting new subscribers to take advantage of the dual paper deal.
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Memphis Weekly Conierest
South
Lois Olters
Cheap Tickets to the Far West and Northwest
G C Maxwell traveling passenger agent advertises cheap routes west offering maps and complete travel information. claims to provide low fares via Pickenton Route and invites readers to write for details, noting special cheap tickets and saving opportunities.
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Hong Weel
G. C. Maxwell
C. Bo
Ken
Local Social Notes from Johnson City Area
Local brief roundup of visits and guests in Bristol, Jonesboro, Greenville, and surrounding towns. Mentions families and individuals such as Lailie Paw, Col. Reeves, Mrs Selly, Mrs Conner, Bowers, L Beckner, A Hall, Matilda Morris, Walter Morris, Dyer, Mertzer, Sunt Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth McLin, Jus Epps, Geonee Burbage, Gen Cox, Ferduthien, Ballard, Lila Taylor, Neadin, Alice Hayes, Scott Hickey, Ded Cox, J. Gardner, W Q Mims, T W Garrell, Newport attorneys, Mr. Wellwell, Frank Taylor, Mrs Johnson, Mrs Gay Smith, Cam, Hoping visitors travel between Bristol and nearby cities.
Farmers to Organize Improvement Methods
Enthusiasm from the recent farmers institute in Upper East Tennessee promises a new era as the Ineal Institute is set for Saturday events, monthly meetings at the Normal, and the formation of Cordas and tomato clubs across Washington county. Miss Virginia Moore will lead school improvement and tomato clubs, with girls aged 14 to 18 eligible to join and prizes and instructions on tomato growing and canning to be provided. Farm demonstration work begins in two weeks across the region.
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Farmers’ Institute
State Normal
Upper East Tennessee
Ineal Institute
Washington County
Virginia Moore
Washington
Miss Moore
Mast
Tennessee
Washingto County
Cory Clubes
Depew
Jonesboro
Resolutions Read by Ministers Association
A damaged tract summarizes two and a half years of devoted ministerial service in the city. It commends the Salvation Army for organized effort, co operation with the Ministers Association, and steadfast community outreach. The note laments departures and praises continued faith and fellowship. Signed by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Wal
Texas Wonder Pursues Hidden Truth in Local Testimony
Fragmentary OCR reads like a scattered Texas story. Names and places are garbled but suggest a report on a local inquiry or testimony involving individuals such as Pony, Oliver, and Sand, with references to tests and edits at a facility or event in Lents, Missouri. However the exact details remain unclear.
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Pheu
Oliver Sty
Lents
Democratic Committee Call Washington county meeting notice
The executive Committee of Hiedenis t peratic patiy in Washington county is called to meet at the courthouse in Jonikbon on Saturday March 16 at 1 o clock for selecting candidates and arranging party business including such other matters as may arise. Chamberlain's Coin Remedy advertised as a cold cure is urged for sale by dealers.
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Washington County
Jonikbon
Human Hearts at Memorial Hall in Tul
A hometown theater note describes the play Human Hearts at Memorial Hall, praised for its wholesome story and well acted, appealing to all classes of theatre goers. The piece highlights genuine emotion, human feelings, and a strong ensemble, with a matinee and evening show priced 25 cents to 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Hunan
Valenriy
Oberman
Willen
Work of the Editor and Local Mishaps Highlighted
The piece lists various everyday editor duties and misadventures including a creel incident, a Mitherton stone throw, a roof incident with John Doeeithabed, and Harold Green escorting Miss Violet Wise Inne from a social. It mentions publisher Milter and a reference to honing editor craft amid mishaps.
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Chia
Nira, Jones
Lost Creel
Mitherton
John
Siti
Tie Cors Erth
Milter
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Hart
Mee
Institute OF Drugless Healing
Interstate
Billdlinis
Elstol
Uito
Hoss & Hoss
Turow Hulldinge
Johnson City
Tenny's
Wees
Hart & Houston
Richmond Bag Co
Richmond
Patlor Campbell
City Transfer Co
Sinkler Gandier
Mavell
Geo,Selly
Bristol
G. W. Conner
US. Bowers
Matilda Morris
Walter Morris
Unis Place
A. EL. Mertzer
Unicol
Mlizabeth
Mary McLin
Rose Hill, Va
Jus. Epps
Geone Ee Burbage
Greenville
J.B. Cox
Knox Ville
Ferduthien
Mra
Ele. Ballard
Lila Taylor
Joe. Wand
Charles C. Biddle
Jagrippe
Ed Houston
Holston Avenue
Miss Gutridge
Crewe, Vian
Scott Hickey
Hickey- McCorkle Wholesale Company
Ded. W. Cox
Charleston
W. Va
J. Gardner
Wasale
Greenvile
W. Qo, Mims
T. W. Garrell
Newport
Nae ‘Allwell
Hendersonville, C
Irank Taylor
L. Smith
A. J. Patterson
Re ‘A. Wood
Tom Guinn
Phoenix
Arizona
Nelle Crouch
Robert Wood Ling
Boones Creek
John A. Muse
Howard Cochran
Litle
Maud Hadge
Josie Hughes
Bramwell
Frank Taylor
Main Street
FE Johnson
Gay Smith
Cam
Rogersville
G. Hannah
Simes City
Mayme Wolfe
Lino
Ladiana
Geo. P. Simcox and
Jitvednugner
John D. Reeves
Paul Devine
Mrs. Yoo
Mike Tajuise Martin
Abingein
J. A Martin
A. KY. Hedmot
Knoxville
Hinton
Las
Li Jotingon City
Juby
Ain
Gladys Archer
Wayettesville
Wy Lyle, Jr
Billy” Dubs
Theohinson City
Mr. Dubbs
Emory and Henry College
Walter Wilson
Unis Eity
Uniontown
The
United Lumber
A. . Neighbors
WW. M. Morrell
Neighbors
Munsey Memorial Church
Stewart
Road Street
Morrell
Central Baptist Church
Robert L. Taylor
Bob
Robert DL. Taylor
Senator Taylor
Stoneleigh Court
Sam’ Beverly Williamson
Mary Fogg
Nashville
Taylor
Woodly
Burton
Justice Burton
Washton
Or. Williams
Haynes
Judge Williams
East Tennessee
Williams
Newport Times
Wien
Talodo
Trimelaes
Hull
Ministers' Association
Texas
Democratic Committee
W.N. Walker
Chin
Banter
See
Chamberlain
Glen B. Greenlee
Mgr
Spring St
J.N. Ryan & CO. Cement Workers
Old
Farmer’s Telephone
Service
Tennessee Telephone Company
East Tennessee Telephone Directory Incorporated
I ‘Ike
Southern Commercial School
Chattanooga
S.C. Greenwood
C. Winston-Salem
Withington
Salisbury
Dirham
N. C
Briel Way
Deewury
Ala
Burpeer Flowers
Atlee Burpee & CO
Philadelphia
Elton
Johnson City Steam Laundry
J. L. Crouch
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