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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

1

Patterson To Be Here October 13 For Senate Run

Candidate for U S Senate Patterson scheduled to speak at the Majestic theater on October 13. The visit aims to boost campaign presence and rally supporters in the area.

Patterson U.S. Senate Majestic

Patterson Arrival Prompts Washington County Reception

Supporters of Gov. Patterson prepare to meet him on arrival from Greeneville by train 49 Tuesday afternoon at the Windsor hotel and he will speak at the Majestic Theatre at 7 40 pm. A large turnout is anticipated from Washington Unicoi and Carter counties. A lengthy reception committee of Democratic leaders will greet him and escort him to the event.

Patterson M. R. Patterson United States Senate Greeneville Windsor Hotel Majestic Theatre Washington County Unicoi Carter Counties Gov. Patterson People Tennessee Paul Carr Earl Jackson D. W. Lowry Robert L. Fine J. Shell R. P. London Col B.C. Reeves H. C. Clemons T. M. Crowde Kenneth Fine Paul Summers Ben H.taylor Guy Chase N. D. Kirkpatrick G. By Ewald J. BE Rumbley K. McAfee Morell J. R. ©. Lewis Fred Lewis Will Lewis Chas. Carmichael Tulle Carmichael N. Sproatt Mat Gifford Dave Gifford G. W. Keys Jones Henry Colling Glenn Dulaney Rock Hughes Robert Berry W. Wilson Harry Mitchell Prof. Clark H. F. Webb R. Cc. Warren J. J. Ferguson J. J. McLaughlin Frank Mitchell Sam Carr F. F. Jones H. L. Murrell McCrary P. G. Molteni Dave Dinkle Dec Herman J. M. Gaunt Ray Weaver Fred Miller Robert Bachman C. L. Bolton C. E Bolton W. J. Manning G. W. Conner D. N. Draper Lonnie Miller Frank Thrett Chas, Miller E.R. Bayless R. R. Bayless LeRoy Reeves J. F. Crumley C. M. Houk G. M. Torbett J. W. Turner Charles Bayless James Scott P. R. Kingle A. Scott Jas H. Miller Jus M. Range John George Joe Crusenberry George Henson Clyde Henson B. White Henry Carriger H. Burchfield Grover Summers George Hyder John Henry A. B. Cr J. D. King Clyde N. Brown Frank Shaw George St. Claire Jim St. Claire J. R. Smith T. Warren Pink Henson Frank Henson Charles Campbell Walter Campbell John Smith Walter Moore G. C. Hayes J. Meteger

Navy building plan aims to nearly double fleet in five years

President Wilson and Secretary Daniels discuss a five year naval expansion including fifteen to twenty dreadnought and battle cruiser type ships, many submarines and destroyers, plus substantial personnel increases. First year cost estimated near 248 million dollars with a possible higher build rate than subsequent years. The program targets 1920 fleet growth and will be examined by President Wilson in his annual message.

Washington 1. C Daniels Wilson General Board Admiral Benson Naval Operations Congress Mississippi Idaho Greece

Carter Site Chosen for City Court House

The city council accepts the free site offered by George J. Carter for the new court house costing 27500 dollars. The property lies on a principal street with three street fronts near the car line, deemed ideal and well located. Initial opposition suggested a possible public vote to decide the site.

George J. Carter Juntice Carter

Local Society Notes Highlight Slemons Fink Marriage

Jefferson City church services and a steady stream of visitors mark a busy week. The Lena Slemons and Paul Fink wedding, a charity tea for Miss Margaret Dosner and companions, and social notes from surrounding towns feature prominently among guests from Johnson City Bristol and Orlando.

Hoffmeister Jefferson City Second Presbyterian Ehurch Marks Jacksonville Fla Alice Slemons Margaret Slemons A. M. Keen Johnsson City Didge Newton Hacker Washington City Cora Keebler Bristol Eva M. Anderson Lancaster Texas J. Stuart McCurdy Florence Hacker Sweetwater Nannie Jones Stickley Memphis J. Anses Peoples Morristown Amelia Stuart Earl Lester Flourville W. E Schubert Club Frank Patton Elizabeth Whitlock Francis Hickey Anna Katherine Laird Esther Haas Helen Cox Katherine Cox Henry Patton Kate Roberts Erwin Miss Davis Lem Hilbert Carter Greeneville J. Carter Eva Anderson Ruth Haire G. C. Heale Daugher W. E. May H. L. Cooper Cleveland Ohio C. B. Waller Asheville Reed Lena Slemons Paul Fink Misa Slemons A. T. Slemons Edgemoor Tenn Mr. Fink Matt Fink the Banting and Trust Co Margaret Dosner Francis Pierce Angeline Wofford Luther Copenhagen George Thomas Mary Sue Thomas Thomas Miss Thomas Milas Dosser Miss Pierce Miss Wofford Mrs. Copenhaver Eleanor Baxter Fannie Rhea Margaret Mary Nelle Dosser Francin Pierce Angeue Wofford Lois Katherine Peoples Kathleen Wilson Louise Summers Sara Broyles Luther Copenhaver Paul Wofford Johnson City Sara Slemons Orlando Allee Owens Tampa Pla

Movement to End War in Europe Sets Action in Motion

The Peace Congress launches a campaign to end war in Europe with a coordinated movement. Organizers push public support, rallies, and petition drives to pressure governments toward ceasefire and negotiated peace.

Europe

Jordan to urge Wilson to call neutral nations conference

The International Peace Congress adopted a resolution directing David Starr Jordan to go to Washington and urge President Wilson to convene a conference of neutral nations to form a permanent body for peace. Jordan departs tomorrow to pursue this aim. The body also urged fair immigration policy, nonmilitarization, and opposition to arming schools while supporting a third Hague conference after the war.

Washington Wilson San Francisco International Peace Congress David Starr Jordan Congress Jordan Peace Congress United States International Labor and Women National Congress Europe America

Cinwah remedy promises cure for stomach liver and kidney woes

An advertisement touts Cinwah as a potent tonic made from diverse world grown roots and herbs. It claims to restore appetite, aid digestion, boost liver and kidney function, and remove waste and poisons, citing benefits for rheumatism and similar disorders. Sold in Johnson City through Gregory Drug Company outlets.

INWAH Ataltn Johnson City Setores Gregory Druo Company

Holston Conference appoints Knoxville pastors and district leaders

The Holston conference adjourned in Knoxville with the benediction. J A Baylor is named pastor of Broad Street Church Knoxville, Wolfe to Kingsport, Crowe to Munsey Memorial Johnson City, Frenel to State Street Bristol, and Sidney Vaught named presiding elder of Wytheville district. A list of district appointments follows with many churches and leaders named. Bluefield will host the 1916 conference meeting.

Holston Knoxville Tenn J. A. Baylor Broad Street Wolfe Kingsport Crowe Munsey Memorial Johnson City Frenel State Street Bristol Sidney Vaught Oklahoma Wytheville J. W. Perry Aston P. P.tabor Bulls Gap W. BE. Browning Elizabethton J. J. Clark Embreville P. P. Martin Erwis B. J. Houts Fall Branch E. Morrison French Broud J. C. Logan Greeneville C. H. Warner Hawkins B. W. Dean Jefferson City G. D. French J. M. Crowe A. F. Walker Jonesboro M. A. Stephenson Limestone W. J. Fogleman Mooresburg C. W. Williams Morristown R. M. Standifer Eb, Bailey Mosheim K. G. Munsey Newport J. A. Ellison Parrottsville G. W. Cox Neyersville I. C. Beard Rutledge G. R. Green Surgoinaville Henley M. F. Wysor Emory and Henry Cole Loge G. C. Emmet Bluefield

McKellar Rally Draws Warm Jonesboro Welcome

Congressman Kenneth D. McKellar spoke in Jonesboro Tennessee on October 11 with a large welcoming crowd. Mayor A S Murray introduced him and praised his campaign in Washington County. He touted rural credits and federal road aid while noting plans for a federal school bill to educate 15 000 poor boys at government expense.

Jonesboro Tenn Kenneth D. McKellar vy.cKellar Murray Mem Kellar Washington County E. J. Baxter McKellar Harvey Hannah Harvey Lea Hannah Wilson

Democratic McKellar Support In Mississippi Primary

Cherokee Mississippi notes a strong Democratic tilt toward McKellar with an expected 75 percent of votes in the November primary. Local greetings include Miss Cora Walters lingering illness and visits by Miss Annie Beckett to Jonesboro relatives. John Haney’s Johnson City trip is mentioned as local business. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as a remedy for constipation and improved vitality.

Cora Walters John Haney Cal Carrier McKellar Senate Annie Beckett Jonesboro Johnson City Joe

Good Roads Campaign in Tennessee Special Train in January

A Tennessee campaign promotes good roads with a special train event slated for January on multiple links. Officials showcase improvements and routes as part of a broader transportation initiative.

Good Roads Tennessee

Good Roads Train Planned With Tennessee Cooperation

The Department of Agriculture and Tennessee Highway Commission plan a January good roads train to tour Tennessee rail routes. J Murray of Tennessee highways secures model road exhibit and railroads’ cooperation. Prominent federal lecturers will explain convict camp construction and turnpike methods to county seat audiences. Stanley H Rose of the Commerce Department will tour cities later to advise exporters and promote foreign trade facilities.

Washington BD. C Department of Agriculture Tennessee Highway Commission Tennessee J. Murray Department of Highways of Janly Murray Good Roads Office Good Roads Department 4 Commerce Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Stanley H. Rose United States Mr. Rose Lincoln Neb Department of Commeraw Rose Department of Commerce Department Rone

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