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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1912

Page

3

Campaign Attack Report From Greeneville Convention Riot

A Greeneville convention erupted as opponents of Massey clashed with supporters. The speaker described a planned assault by the Sells gang, identifying Oscar Hicks and George C. Sells among those involved, and defending Pro Bono Publica against false claims. Witnesses from several papers corroborated the event.

Satan Allen Wang Dirk Donnely Tennessee Times Journal Bella George C. Sells Sunt Sells Tecuné George Hinkle Greeneville Serge Drobbinson Theo White Lee Pikeman Pintle Oscar Hicks Newport Pro Hono Wells Hicks Selis Pro Bono Publico Massey Mid Ma Sun Sells Othey

Howling Riot at Greeneville Convention Sells Riot at Greeneville Convention

Col Adam Bowman of Johnson City was assaulted during a Greeneville convention clash linked to Sam Sells followers. Rioters seized the gavel, Bowman was struck and bled, then resumed control as rescue arrived. editors note Bowman’s long Republican prominence and temperance stance amid the turmoil.

Kingsport Greeneville Pro Hono Autiue John Bi City Helind Hono Col. Bowman Johnson City Sells Cot Hownen Chattanooga Times Adam Bowman Sam Sells Tennessee East Tennessee Presbyteria Church Col Bowman Must H. Clay Evang Brownlow Washington County Presbyterian Church

Massey Campaign Rallies In Red Painted Appeal

A printed ad titled Lives of Great Men mocks Sammy Sells and urges voters to back Massey. It accuses Sells of basing his claim on campaign punch and calls for turnout at the polls with strong rhetoric. The piece blends political taunts with a call to solidify support.

Sammy Sells

McMillin's Son Dead Amid Bristol Tragedy

Brown McMillin aged twenty eight and son of ex Governor Benton McMillin died Friday at St Luke's hospital Bristol after weeks of ulceration of the bowels. He was a Nashville newspaper man and poet, and his death ends a prominent Tennessee family's sorrow. His body was sent to Pulaski for burial beside his mother and grandfather ex Governor Job Brown. Messages of sympathy poured in from across the state as friends mourned the young man’s loss.

Brown McMillin Benton McMillin Welock St. Luke's Hospital Bristol McMullin Tennessee McMillin John ©. Brown Nashville Ian Wits John L. Cox Anderson Street Memphis Pulacki Tenn Jobin C. Brown Me Barker Mel John TL Cox Pulask Bristol Herald Courier

Mrs King Hosts Charms at National Soldiers Home Reception

Mrs Kyle M King and Mrs Walter Preston Brownlow hosted a formal reception at their National Soldiers' Home residence. Noted guests included Mrs Earnest Miller, Mrs James A Cargillo, and out of town visitors such as Mrs Rank Britton and Mrs Albert Shipley. Music by Mrs Brownlow and Miss Barlow complemented the decor of pink and white blooms and silver candlelight.

Frnday Kyle M. King Walter Preston Brownlow National Soldiers’ Home Willetta Matthews J. W. Cox Roma Leon Wagner King Brownlaw Asvintigg Earnest Miller Sil Mos James A. Cargillo Imense Mathemiums Ieee Sorel Leant Brownlow Chandler Nuford Mathes Mary Trade Lyle Littles Marnest Miller Mise Barlow Rank Britton Albert Shipley Misa Ida Sait Kirkpatrick Laird Jonesboro J. A. T. Bacon Bristol

Old Time Possum Hunt Enjoyed At Smalling Orchard

Mr and Mrs Geo I Wofford hosted an old lime possum hunt Tuesday evening at Smalling orchard with a camp fire dinner at midnight. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hugh White and several Wofford family members and friends.

Geo T. Wofford Smalling I. Wofford Wofford Octava Wofford Hugh White Amnie Smith Miss Merkcle Ohio Horace Burleson Allen Harris

Official Record of Senator Beutler and Tennessee motion detail

The document presents an official record involving Senator Beutler and Tennessee legislative actions. It references Hon. B. B. Butler, a candidate for reelection, and mentions payment details and per diem for a seven day period. The text shows requests for support and a signed closing by W. H. Nelson.

Dith Taylor Stile Nashville Informatins Wiest Carter Butler BB Butler Mr. Maylire W. IL. Nelson

Food of Horse and Sheep Health Rules

A historical note compares feeding needs of horses and sheep. It states a healthy horse eats nine times its weight in food per year while a sound sheep eats fewer.

Prolonging Life and the Promise of a Cure

An article extols prolonging life through active, pure living and warns of clogged arteries. It advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a guaranteed remedy for digestive complaints and offers a free sample bottle from the Pepsin Syrup Co. Caldwell Building.

Sven Jared Tata

Quartettes Delight Appalachia Audience at Theater

An article notes a gratifying reception for the quartet at the Times Theatre in Appalachia. The group and its members receive positive notices. an advertisement touts Elvetric Hilvers as a stomach remedy, claiming quick appetite and strength benefits for 50 cents at H. C. Millers.

Country Club Meeting Promises Wide Attendance

Messy text describes a Country Club meeting scheduled at Commercial Clinic rooms on a March evening at 7:20. It notes Mrs and other attendees, mentions a cordial gathering, and includes an endorsement of a cough remedy by Mrs. Lallar of Saratoga, with sale by all dealers.

Murer Tittle Declay Ag Hensy

Untitled notices and an orphaned advert from Dayton

A garbled chancre of an advertisement and personal notices lists names such as Mrs Ashes Guerlo and a Dayton company along with stray phrases about a remedy for a boy’s cold and a five dollar doctor’s bill. The fragmentary text also mentions a blacksmith and a caroling machinery company.

Ashes Guerlo Piret Elaes Lellermihey Caroling Machiniry Company Dayton

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Pather Knoxville Journal Sills Wsstall Jolinean Tillowers Wille Lroni Col Buchan Greenville Reir Joller Aid Ie Mr. Sells Nuioplitt Ihrink Hus Pro Buono Hin Salt River M. Rowe Pulaski, Tenn Pulaski Frank Taylor Store W. L. Douglas, Zemier Bros., Kreiden, Sherwood, Union Shoe Mig, Co R. T. Wood & Co Frank Taylor Main St Kemble-Cochran Co Tennessee Eastern Electhig Mrs. King Mountain Aranch N. TD National Soldere Home Vivorins Aidisebiold Sisilles Hecomber Oliver K Marshall Matt Superb Steel London-Kirkpatric Fwd. Co Sen. Beutler Motingon City Bopity Quartette Appalachia Thauartelle Faveraly Wild Dale Peebles Henry Dean Suthen H.C. Miller
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