Comet CY Fr LYLm and Governor Rye Veto Debate
Nashville chatter links Gov Rye vetoes to local power bills and electrification of Johnson City. Ex governor Patterson remarks spark party tensions. Chattanooga Times notes country editors seek a statewide voice at the Patabna Exposition with editors named from Bristol to Greenville.
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Drare
East Tennessee
Bristol Herald-Courier
Munsey Black
Johnson City
Cy Lyle
Johnson Cit
Comets
Catar Dugger
Greenville Emocrat
John Holts
Morristown Gazette
Don
Chattanooga Times
Governor's veto blocks lighting bill for Johnson City school
The governor vetoed House Bill No. 19 after returning it with remarks. He argued the contract between Johnson City and the state board of education included free lights and water for the school shop, making free lighting part of the consideration for selecting that site.
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Tate
Johnson City
House of
Rey
Mate Board of
Pom C. Rye
Vaught Set To Run For Mayor In Johnson City
Prominent young lawyer Edward J. Vaught announces a mayoral bid in Johnson City. He emphasizes loyalty, nonpartisanship, and strong law enforcement. Supporters say his background and public service record make him a capable, unsalaried official for safe, sane governance.
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Edward J. Vaught
Johnson County
Vaught
Johnson City
Varight
Hon City Novelist Joins American Legion Advisory Board
Johnson City writer known for novels and stories is invited to serve as an advisory member of the American Legion. The group forms a 300000-strong Reader military force, with a nine-member council including W Bethu Root, Harry Stimson, J M Dickinnon, G You, and T H Newberry.
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Whiked
Johnson City
Hapsburg Liebe
Mutserican Legion
W Bithu Root
Harry Stimson
J. M. Dickinnon
G. You
T H. Newberry
Prohibition Push Highlighted by Patterson at Nashville Rally
Former Tennessee governor Malcolm R Patterson urged seven years of national prohibition before about three thousand attendees at the Ryman auditorium in Nashville. He argued liquor is the most destructive feature of American life and praised Governor Rye for enforcing law while warning that Congress must submit prohibition to the people.
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Lena
Ryman Auditorium
Malcolm R. Patterson
Tom C. Rye
Patterson
Rye
Mempais Distict
Congress
Tennessee
Judea
Paterson
Washingon
Russia
Memphis
Jesus Christ
Turing
Patteron
Merien
Tennesseer
Fan
Prosperi Y
Probi Ition
Clasouri
Ansas
Nashville
Ex Governor Patterson Voices View on Primary Law
Ex governor Patterson spoke in Nashville last Friday night before leaving the city and stated his views on the question. He expressed that he was averse to being quoted on matters publicly.
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Patterson
Nashville
Kidnapped Carney Child Missing. Father Suspected
No trace found by 2 p.m. of Percy Carney or his 2 year old daughter Marjorie after he abducted the child from Mrs. E. Osborne’s Chattanooga home Tuesday morning. A warrant is out for Carney’s arrest as investigators link a female accomplice to move the child toward an undisclosed hiding place. Police note a possible sighting of a woman with a child matching the description near the 10:45 northbound train departure. The mother, Mrs. Mary Oxborne Carney, is in New York awaiting divorce proceedings charging cruelty. she had traveled to Chattanooga with the grandmother before the child’s disappearance.
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Theraday
Percy Carney
Marjorie Carney
E. Osborne
East Third Stree
Warranr
Carney
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Portsmouth
Estill & Norman
Mary Oxborne Carney
Mons
New York
Chattanooga
Marjhe Brynbeth
Mary Oeborne Carney
Percy Carmey
Virginia
Twenty Prrst Annual Session of J O U A M Tennessee
Delegates from the Junior Order United American Mechanics will meet in two day session next Tuesday with about 400 delegates plus many visitors and families in attendance. Local businesses have been asked to assist in entertainment for what is expected to be one of the state’s largest Junior Order conventions in this city. Morning sessions open Tuesday with a general get together atmosphere.
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Tennessee
State Jr. Order of A. M. delegates gather in Elizabethton
Delegates from 200 councils across the commonwealth attend a two day state J. O. U. A. M. meeting in Elizabethton. A parade led by the Elizabethton band opens activities followed by a flag raising at the new high school. Prominent speakers from local and state levels address attendees while city businesses anticipate a Fourth of July ambiance with American flag decor.
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Elizabethton
Principa
Garfield Council
Chas. B. Martin
B. EB. Crump
Chas
H. Greenway
W. A. Bailey
W. D. Rush
K. ©. McAdama
Earl B Cox
Inside Sentinel
W. B. Watson
FT. Carmichael
J. W. Moody
W. W. Wilkerson
Nashville
J B. Butcher
Knoxville
I. A. Jones
Springfield
George M. Trotter
D. H. Barker
Chatanooga
P. D. Doyle
Worden
Liberty Bell to pass through Bristol on special train
The Liberty Bell may be routed through Bristol on its way to the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco. Bristol Tennessee mayor J H Fau cette and Bristol Virginia mayor George M Warren sent urgent invitations to Rudolph Blankenbecker and Philadelphia officials to arrange the route. The old emblem of American independence would travel on a special train with Philadelphia's mayor and city council members aboard.
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Bristol
San Francisco
Board of Trade
J. H. Faucette
Bristol, Tenn
George M. Warren
Rudolph Blankenbecker
Philadelphia
Select Council
Knoxville
Chattanooga
East Tennessee towns press Bristol route for Liberty Bell visit
The East Tennessee towns join the Board of Trade in backing Bristol for routing the Liberty Bell to the Atlanta exposition. Philadelphia officials urge careful consideration and notify Bristol once a route is chosen. In 1885 the Bell visited Bristol. the event drew crowds of students and residents.
Dome People Drawn From Charity Deeds Motive
A remark accuses some individuals of pursuing lifelong compound interest from small charitable acts to hide their cold hearted stinginess, suggesting their generosity is self serving rather than true benevolence.
Sealed proposals for supplies at National Soldiers Home Tenn
April 21 1915 sealed proposals will be received at the office of Treasurer Mountain Branch N H D V 8 National Soldiers Home Tenn and opened at fixed times for furnishing and delivering current expenses subsistence household hospital repairs farm and clothing supplies. Proposals due May May 10 14 18 1915 24 28 with copies of instructions and specifications on application to the Treasurer Oliver K Marshall Treasurer.
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Mountain Branch
Tenn
Houehold
Oliver K
Marshall
Southern Mortgage Loan Agency Seeks Agents in Atlanta
Money to loan from 3100 to 10000 on improved and unimproved town property and farm lands at 8 percent straight interest. Applications due with property description location and valuation. Seek country representatives to receive applications appraise property and serve as exclusive agents. attorneys or real estate brokers preferred. Requires two character references and postage for application blanks. Write Southern Office Atlanta Ga.
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Southern Office
Southeastern Mortgage Loan Assn
Fourth Natl Bank Bldg
Atlanta
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