Senator Shields Comments on War, Diplomacy and Neutral Rights
Washington May 15 Senator Shields returned from Chattanooga and Riverville praising the trip and backing diplomacy over war. He urged firm note to Germany and a parallel one to Britain on violations of international law and interference with neutral commerce. He cited tobacco exports from Tennessee and Kentucky at risk of seizure and urged action to protect neutral rights and cargoes.
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Washington, D.C
Shields
Chattanooga
Rioville
Germany
Rita
Caelyone
United States
Great Britain
High Seas
Tennessee
Kentucky
State Department
Montgomery
Bryans
Relief Sought After British Oppression Noted
Mr. Brew recorded the sets before him and found reason to believe proper action for relief is needed. The report highlights ongoing oppression by the British and calls for timely measures to address the situation.
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Brew
Will dispute over Pine estate yields new terms
In a case involving Sarah A. Mino and others against Robert J. Fine over the will of the late John A. Pine, the court orders changes to the estate. The value shifts from 20 000 to 0 600, with notes totaling about 16 000 held payable to John A. Pine and Robert Lynne. Robert L. Fine will pay half the note interest, while the rest of the property is to be divided among the heirs.
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Sarah A. Mino
Robert J. Fine
John A. Pine
Amour
Akon
John A. Pise
Robert Lynne
Robert L. Fine
Extra session hints in Tennessee legislature amid tax reform talk
Nashville dispatch reports Gov Rye may call an extra session to handle primary matters and an assess ment bill. Observers note a possible new plan to raise about 200000 in revenue lost to back tax law, with timing uncertain and some predicting fall or within weeks. A separate ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming liver purification and renewed vitality.
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Nashville
Rye
Great Drama Enacted Here Chautauqua Week Scene
The Servant In the House draws praise from major papers as a major dramatic work. Critics call it absorbing humane and entertaining with humor and spiritual uplift. The piece excites audiences for a long engagement and is hailed as a landmark in contemporary drama.
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New York Telegraph
Independent
Lhirper
Capital Entertainment
Red Book Magazine
Herald
Dr King's New Discovery Promoted for Colds and Coughs
An ad praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a reliable remedy for colds and coughs, claiming it penetrates throat linings to reach germs and relieve symptoms. It emphasizes seeking the cure at the source of illness and invites readers to obtain a bottle today.
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Dr. King
Brown Named New York Food Inspector
Dr. Lucius P. Brown, Tennessee state food and drug commissioner, was appointed director of the New York bureau of food inspection by the city health department. He will resign in Tennessee to assume duties immediately after passing a national civil service examination.
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New York
Lucius P. Brown
Tennessee
Bureau of Food Inspection
New York Department of Health
South
Brown
Pine-Tar Honey Ad From Hamilton Reader
An advertisement from Hamilton Ohio promotes Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey as an immediate relief remedy for cold symptoms. It claims the product penetrates throat and lung linings to destroy germs and aid nature, urging readers to ask their druggists for a 25 cent bottle.
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Williams
Hamilton
Ohio
Bell
Prisoner Leaps From Train En Route to Greenville
Aveton, arrested yesterday on charges of housebreaking and larceny, leaped from a moving train near Speers Ferry as it neared Greenville. The sheriff, momentarily distracted, failed to stop him. Aveton disappeared into woods after scrambling an embankment. He was linked to recent robberies in Afton with some stolen goods found at his grandfather's home.
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Aveton
Areton
Afton
Epworth Leaguers Gather for Johnson City Conference
About 100 Epworth Leaguers from Knoxville will attend the M E Church South Epworth League annual conference in Johnson City starting Monday June 7 with services through June 11. Knoxville leaders Rev George R K Stuart Dr N M Watson and Rev J Williams are on the program. Dr Watson will open, Dr Stuart speaks Tuesday, and Rev Williams addresses Wednesday. The Memphis special carries delegates Monday morning and the Johnson City league will host, aiming for a memorable gathering focused on missions.
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M. EB. Church
South
Epworth League
Johnson City
Knoxville
George Rk, Stuart
D. D
Church Street Church
N. M. Watson
Broad Street Church
G. J. 2Ellman
Paul Kern
Central Epworth League
Nash|villey
Epworthians
Olston
J. D. Leat
John Good
Holston
Nellie Nicholas
Knoxville Sentinel
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