Washington Party Visits Elizabethton For Cooperative Town Event
A Washington City party of about seventy stockholders and agents arrived in the city en route to the Cooperative Town Company site at Elizabethton. They toured the War Uunage Valley, attended an open air concert, and witnessed the dedication of a new building to be the home of the Watauga Valley Nova. The day featured Mr. Porter Porter's dedication speech, a one act farce, clog dances by Robert Morris and Lon A. Sivekern, and a fundraising supper for the Public Library and Episcopal Mission. A special train conveyed guests from Knoxville and Johnson City.
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Washington City
Cooperative Town Company
Elizathton
South
Elizabethan
D.P. Parr, Jr
Jogeigi W. Adamsecretary
RE. L. Smith
Warder Vorhees
of Vorhees & Co
D. R. McBlair
Washington
C. E. Weller
Fort Payne N.Y
W. O. Nelson
Baltimore
Gev. M. Burdick
R. J
Jno. H. Voorhees
Chas
Mra
Loesing Tilden
New York
G. BE. Adams
Congressman Goodrich
Crouch
Knoxville
Robt. P. Porter
Atlanta Constitution
Uuge Valley
Hank Goodness
Harwood
Harfor
Miss de
Boston
Henry Harford
Robert Morris
Lon A. Sivekern
II Mi
Ihe Episcopal Mission
Nerovranme
Bris Wl
Elizabethton
Jefferson
Chicago
Cleveland
Stevenson
National Committee
Black
Mr. Cleveland
Good Showing Report on Citone Bark Deposits
The morning paper notes business since the last report up to September 0th by the Citone Bark showing a rise of over 9000 dollars in deposits, the largest increase on record.
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Merning
National Democratic Clubs Convene in Academy of Music
The second quadrennial convention of the National Association of Democratic Clubs opened in the Academy of Music with Chauncey B. Black presiding. Speakers including Ex-President Cleveland praised Democratic principles while denouncing a feared federal overreach, urging unity and preparation for the November election.
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New York
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Academy of Music
Cleveland
Stevenson
Eighth Regiment
Sexta
Black
O'Clavic
Chauncey B. Black
Pennsylvania
Association of Democratic Clubs
Mr. Black
Democratic Clubs
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republic of the Earth
Harr Worley wedding unites Ada Wesley in Johnson City
Yesterday at one o clock at the residence of the bride Hon Isaac Harr and Miss Ada Wesley were married by Rev KO Atkins. The ceremony drew few friends then the couple left for Sullivan County on the east bound train. Harr, a promising young attorney, is expected to become a notable citizen while his bride, daughter of the late Dr W W Worley of Bristol, is beloved locally. May they find happiness and long life together.
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Son City
May Flemming
Knoxville
Central Union
Isaac Harr
Ada Wesley
Atkina
Harr
Sullivanounty
Bia
Johnson City
Lnte
W. W. Worley
Bristol
Tim Comer
Speeches Draw Large Rutherford County Crowd for Democracy Rally
Ex-Gov Taylor and Andrew Caldwell headlined a Rutherford County Democratic rally drawing an audience of 1000 plus. The day saw merchants close for the event and locals from farmers to professionals packing the courthouse yard. McDowell spoke later as Taylor began, with Caldwell and Capt. C. A. Sheal also addressing the crowd.
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Rutherford County
Bob
Ali Taylor
Ormor
Teonesses Cow
Taylor
Andrew Caldwell
Nashville
Jordan House
Court House Yard
Col. J. 8
Gooch
Maj. J. 8
Sparks
James Avent
Pragk Avent
A. Sheal
Gentllemua
Gov. Taylor
Col
Caldwell
Democratic Party
Gen. Caldwell
C. A. Sheal
J. EK
McDowell
Mr. Gooch
Sovre
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Washington Party
Elizabeth
Ton
Hon. Robt
P Porter
Alfek
Bamnet Simcox
Jane
A. D
Register
Ashington County
Jonesboro
Tenn
St Trust
Jeena
Tennessee
Spring and
Maple Streets
Said County
Maple Street
Samuel Simcox
Washington County
The
Southern Building & Loan Association
A. R. Jonsson
Att'y and
Ag’t. Noth
Ieee Golden
Rifler
Misy
Eran
Hot Springs
Chauncey F. Black
United States
Council of War
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harr-- Worley
G. M. Carter
Chester
8. C
Murfreesboro
Taylor and Caldwell
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