Political rumors and notices from the Morristown Gazette
The Morristown Gazette reports on potential Republican renomination for Hal H. Haynes and other Tennessee races. It notes Sam R. Sells entering Congress race, Maj. Divine possibly reentering Attorney General race, and a death notice for Mrs. Cy H. Lyle in Johnson City.
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Maj. Divine
EN. Moore
Salvation Army Opens Work in Johnson City
Major Wm Andrews and Captain T A Peart schedule lectures in two churches and an afternoon address at the Soldiers Home as Governor Smith presides. Captain Peart to bring Bristol soldiers for initiation services near the depot. officers plan a new meeting house and corps for Johnson City.
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Salvation Army
Johnson City
Wm. Andrews
T. A. Peast
Andrews
Mornning
Jevening
Soldiers Home
Governor Smith
Guy Smith
T. Peart
Bristol
T. A. Peart
Endowment Reaches 103000 for Washington Tusculum Colleges
Washington and Tusculum college board reports endowment fund now 103000 after a 20000 gift from Mrs. Nettie McCormick of Chicago. New chapel at Washington branch completed about 4500, electric plant for Tusculum branch ordered, water plant urged, and press editor Cy MH Lyle mourns his daughter.
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Jonesboro
Tenn
Board of Trustees of
Washington
Tusculum College
Charles O. Gray
Nettie McCormick
Chicago
Gray
Washington College
Tusculum
Dean Fishburn
Execuive Committee
Cy MH. Lyle
Journal and Tribune
Thanksgiving Union Service Planned at Munsey Memorial Church
The Minister's Association of this city will hold a Union Thanksgiving service at Munsey Memorial Church with a special musical program. Rev. Dayton A. Dobbs of Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church will preach the sermon. Staples & Dyer stock was sold to fire insurance companies at eighty five percent of invoice. after transfer, the stock was sold to Armitage and Hannah of Greeneville, Tennessee, for sixty five percent.
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Munsey Memorial Church
Dayton A. Dobbs
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Staples & Dyer
Messrs. Armitage & Hannah
Greeneville, Tenn
H C Austin Dies at Dante at 60
H C Austin aged 60 died Sunday at 6 am at his Dante home. Survived by widow and children Richard Fred Charles in Cincinnati and four daughters Nannie Jennie Elizabeth in Tom e Maud Truslow Redland Cal. Funeral Monday at Dante M E church conducted by Rev W R Barmett and Rev W W Pyott with interment in Glenwood cemetery. He lived many years in Johnson City and local friends mourn his death.
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H. C. Austin
Dante
Richard
Fred
Charles
Cincinnati
Nannie
Jennie
Elizabeth
Thome
Maud Truslow
Redland
Cal
Dante M. E Church
South
W. R. Barmett
W W. Pyott
Glenwood Cemetery
Knoxville Sentinel
Austin
Johnson City
Johnson City May Receive Local Industry Move
A. 8. Roberts of the Knoxville Carving and Moulding Co says he may move the plant to Johnson City, though no decision is final. A Johnson City Commercial Club committee will visit the plant to discuss incentives that could attract the business. He adds Knoxville organizations have not offered the hoped for encouragement.
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Roberts
Knoxville Carving & Moulding Company
Johnson City
Amputation After Laundry Accident Prompted Lawsuit
Mrs Will Leach who lost her hand at the Johnson City Steam Laundry underwent wrist‑level amputation after initial minor injury and complications. She plans to sue the company for damages. If your boy needs a New Suit take him to Pedigo Co's.
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Will Leach
Johnson City
Pedigo Co's
Masons to Memphis for Beattish Rite Degrees
A large group of Masons from Johnson City and nearby towns will travel to Memphis next Sunday to receive the Beattish Rite degrees. Seventeen applicants will ride the special Pullman No 41, leaving Knoxville on the Scottish Rite Special. They will stay five days to confer 42 degrees, with several couples accompanying them.
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Memphis
Johnson City
Knoxville
Pullmans Lane
Canadian Bride Wed in Johnson City Union
Yesterday afternoon P. Q. Miller, Esq. united in marriage Mr. Brian Washburn and Mrs. Laura Wagner of Toronto, Canada. Washburn had come for a lumber deal and planned to return soon, but stayed to wed, inviting his bride to Johnson City where the ceremony took place.
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P. Q. Miller, Esq
Brian
Washburn
Laura Wagner
Toronto
Canada
Benedict
Johnson City
Doctor Harry Cease Opens Practice in Johnson City
Dr Harry Cease of Columbia Tennessee formerly of San Francisco now located in Johnson City treats eye ear nose and throat diseases. A Vanderbilt grad with post graduate training in California Chicago and New York he stays at a local hotel with his wife while seeking a home. Johnson City welcomes them.
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Cease
Harry Cease
Columbia, Tenn
San Francisco
Cal
Johnson City
Vanderbilt University
University of California
Chicago
New York
Sidewalk Plan Ordered for Roan Street South Side
At a city council meeting last Thursday night the Commissioner was instructed to notify property holders on Roan street east of the C C and O crossing to build a concrete sidewalk.
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Roan Street
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Lars
Hisey
CY H. Lyle
Jessee
Hal H. Haynes
First Chancery Division
Tennessee
Hristol
A. A. Taylor
Little Alf
Sam R. Sells
Congress
Comet
Morristown Gasette
H.C. Austin
Clara Ykstra
South Bellingham, Wash
Cardus
Cardi
Cardui
York
Boone & Sharp
King Bidg., Roan St
Masons
Erwin
Unicoi
John H. Reynolds
J. H. Reynolds