Local notes from Bristol visit and community updates
Local items describe Mrs Murrell visiting Mrs Fred Hayes in Bristol, visits from Grace Wilson and Frances Nugent, and various residents in town. Mentions include Will Piper of Limestone Enterprise visiting, J A Vines returning from Bristol, Mrs Love of Sweetwater with her daughter, and school appointments at West Side. Also notes attendance of attorneys, streetcar conductor Captain Monroe Lilley proud of a new son, and visits by John P Folington and Dick Hayes promotional claim.
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Will Piper
Limestone Enterprise
City
J. A. Vines
Bristol
Mra. Love
Sweetwater
Giamneng
Frank St
Barber shops set new early closing hours starting Monday
Starting October 30 barber shops will close at 8:00 p.m. through the week with day and night hours adjusted. The change affects all shops and specifies earlier closing times for the entire period.
The Girl From Rector's at Memorial Hall
The effervescent Bohemian comedy The Girl From Rector's opens at Memorial Hall with matinee and evening showings on Monday October 30. Dorothy Sucner stars alongside a strong company led by Charles Walton and John A. Boone as Colonel Andes, with ensemble support enhancing the lively farce about gay New York nightlife. Heats go on sale at Kemble-Cookron gas at 9:30 am Saturday October 2, with ticket prices 50, 75, 1.00 and 1.50.
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Rector
Memorial Hall
Rector’s
Prchester
Empire City
Reetor
Lobster Palace
Dorothy Sucner
Louie Sedaine
Rector's
Figuere
Charles Walton
Richard O'Shauknessy
John A. Boone
Colonel Andes
George W. Paige
Profeasor Maboon
Bernice Bauer
Angelica
Fred Strong
Judge Caperton
Kemble-Coohron Gas
Candidate Farrabaugh Seeks Supreme Bench Seat in City
Judge W. W. Farrabaugh of Paris Tennessee visited the city Monday to meet Democrats and discuss his candidacy for the supreme bench. He aims to succeed A. L. Buchanan, appointed by Gay Patterson to replace the late Judge Beard.
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W. W. Farrabaugh
Paris
Tenn
Supreme Bench
A. L. Buchanan
Gay. Patterson
Beard
Annie Miller Marries Will Barnes in Bristol Home
Miss Annie Miller and Mr. W. B. Barnes wed Tuesday at five in the bride’s King Street home. Dr. W. B. Neighbors performed the ceremony amid bereavements, with music by Mrs. Vargille, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Lamb. Barnes, connected with Seaboard Air Line, will reside in Abbeville. Relatives from Bristol, Har riman, and Atlanta attended.
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Annie Miller
W. B. Barnes
W. B
Bristol
King Street
J. A. Vargille
E. Miller
E.8. Lamb
Mra Barnes
KE. 8 Miller
Horace
Prank
Walter Miller
Jarnex
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Barnes
Abbe|ville
Bacon
Southern official tours for depot site near Roan and Market
Maj. Fonde of the Southern depot builder is in the city to select a site for a new passenger station. Indications suggest the line will host a standalone depot rather than a Yutlon joint station, likely between Roan and Market streets on the south side of the track near the Faw estate, with a short street to Market. Johnson City desires a joint station but would settle for three single stations.
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Maj. Fonde
Southern
Roan
Market Street
Faw
Johnson City Realy
Separate Post Offices for Two Brists Bristol Tenn
Bristol Tenn Oct 21 Congressman C B Blemip of Virginia said a separate post office will soon be established in Virginia Bristol. He noted the postmaster general and the president approved, and only building and furniture arrangements remain to perfect the setup.
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Bristol
Tenn
C. B. Blemip
Virginia
County to Build Link in Highway Through Washington County
Jonesboro Oct 28 The Washington county pike commissioners organized with J E Brading Johnson City as president and Dr R L Patton Telford as secretary L H Patton Jonesboro named third member They adopted a resolution ordering the Bristol to Memphis highway link through Washington county be graded and meet state committee standards Engineers will be hired and surveying of routes will begin at the October meeting
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Jonesboro
Washington County Pike
J. E Brading
Johnson City
R. L. Patton
Telford
L. H. Patton
Bristol-to-Nemphis
Washington County
Woodrow Wilson Did Not Back Republican Ticket Says Harris County
A Texas headquarters release quotes Woodrow Wilson detailing past voting, saying he supported Palmer Buckner in 1906 and later Bryan and Parker, never backing a Republican ticket. The statement aims to counter claims about Wilson’s Democratic loyalty.
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Dallas
Tex
Woodrow Wilson
Texas
Judge Parker
Gov. Wilson
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Fred Hayes
Kate Gil
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Ella Lynder
Seattle, Wash
Uadge Harmeling
J. J. McLaughlin
Herald-Courier
O. M. Fair
W. R. Allen
Elizabethton
Walter Cargille
Keeneville
Frances Nugent
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Monroe Lilley
John P. Folington
Knoxville
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Dick Hayes
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J. Stanley Barlow
A. R. Johnson
Isaac Hart
Supreme Court
Mother's Association of Columbus Power School
Hallowe’en
E. B. Hensley
Ned
Unicoi County
Erwin Magnet
Chynthia Mahoney
N. H. Dye
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Nashville
Roby Lewin
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Roy V. Sellers
E. J. Baxter
Mr. Hellers
John B. Bretson University of Florida
Jonesboro Advance
Will Barnes
Hice
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EK. M. Houss
Frank Taylor
Paul M. Potter
Kemble-Cochran Co
Prrchaser
Oneida Hosiery Company
Philadelphia
Globe
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