The Isenberg Pardoned Man Speaks In Nashville Case
The Comet prints the Isenberg pardon dispute with editor Lyle asserting ethics and legality of his actions. He recounts meeting officials, the pardon process, payments offered, and asserts the pardon was justified by Morrell’s indictment and governor’s review. He defends himself against libel claims and argues transparency and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uils
Dulaney
Bo Hela
Harmon
Pardon Board
Morrell
Nashville
Greeneville
Blountville
Nash
Welkin Ring
Wille T
Cumberland Telephone Company
Fcruggs
Home Telephone Company
Lacious Lea
Berland
Patterson
Txenberg
Marshall
Prison Commission
Brushy Mountain
Isenberg
Ndo
Law Against Slander Cites Biblical Roots in Tennessee
A Tennessee legal essay argues the slander law protects all social classes and upholds public harmony. It links prohibitions on false statements to biblical commands and civil codes, noting slander injures reputation and undermines trustworthy society.
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Tennessee
Mme
Citizens protection against malice in public speech urged
The piece argues that abusing a neighbor’s good name is a crime and requires just cause. It condemns fueling prejudice or hate while noting Dr Cook as a Democrat may seek a path to the white house. It mentions Johnson City’s clash with the Tennessee Normal School and cites the Sevier County Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Maat Tennessee Normal School
Sevier County
James Mulkey Dead After Long Illness
James Mulkey, 73, died Sunday afternoon on Seventh Avenue after years with Bright’s disease. A son of the late Philip Mulkey of St Clair Tennessee, he served as a solictive in the Civil War. Survived by a wife and seven married children. Funeral held Monday at Harrison Chapel at 2 pm, burial in People’s Cemetery four miles north.
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Janes Mulkey
Bright
Dione
Seventh Avenue
Philip Mulkey
St. Clair
Tenn
Mulkey
Harrison Chapel
Corporations Tax Assessments Raised by State Board
The state board of equalization completed review of corporate and personal schedules reported by county authorities. Assessments were increased in several cases including Washington county City National Bank from 40 250 to 48 000 and Onoka National Bank from 110 280 to 111 000. Banking & Trust Company rose from 27 55 to 40 000, Jolson City Steam Latih? to 12 000.
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State Board of Equalization
Washington county—City National Bank
Onoka National Bank
Banking & Trust Company
Jolson City Steam Latin
Bristol is Wet Election Reform in Bristol Contest
Jedee Kelly won his division in the election contest last Monday to favor wet policy. Ten licenses have been granted and many other applications are under review. Moore Street has been exempted from the saloon district, while Menanae leads to the Virginia district.
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Jedee Kelly
Moore Street
Foy W. Dulaney En Route Home
Foy W. Dulaney departed Kingston Jamaica on Sept mb and is expected in the city before Saturday the 25th He will be brought before Easy P Q Miller and offered bond for his appearance at the next Circuit Court term on Oct 4
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Foy W. Dulanay
Kingston
Jamaica
P.Q. Miller
Toledo County Court Notes and Local Advertisements
Fragmented OCR reveals a city pound notice offering a dog for sale with payment request and court steps. It also includes a partial testimonial for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, claiming systemic benefits and direct action on the blood and mucous membranes, attributed to A. Hall & Co.
Gov Johnson Dies After Surgical Operation
BOVERNO JOHNSON DIES AT 3:25 AM Tuesday following operation at St Mary's. Witnesses describe a long, tense crisis as physicians battled to save him. Mrs Johnson and staff remained at his bedside. end came after hours of fluctuating condition and complications from heart failure and exhaustion.
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Torhester
Mii
Jatin
A. John
Thyme
Judge Tyler Campbell Enters First Tennessee Circuit Race
Bristol Tenn Sept 22 Judge Tyler Campbell announces he will enter the race for the First Tennessee circuit judgeship subject to the election. He says a formal declaration will come later. the contest likely pairs him with Dana Harmon of Greeneville for the Republican nomination. Harmon has long served as prosecuting attorney and is widely respected in the circuit.
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Bristol
Tenn
Tyler Campbell
Tennessee
Aliguet
Campbell
Dana Harmon
Greeneville
Harmon
And Unico County Claims Him Too
Attorney 8 B Hensley and daughter of Johnson City returned home after visiting here. Hensley, a leading lawyer and citizen of Johnson City, is described as a native of Yancey County. The writers note he moved with his parents to Uilooi County as a boy and grew to manhood there, praising his success despite regional remarks.
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B. Hensley
Johnson City
Hensley
Hue
Yancey County
Hurtsville
N. CL
Engle
Uilooi County
Wwe
Loo
Irwin
Comet
Early Start for Republican Candidacy in Unis County
Republican candidates for Unis County offices are entering the race early and other prominent men are being discussed. In Johnson City no official candidate has announced yet, but supporters of W. J. Hart push to nominate him for register with or without his consent, describing him as a leading citizen who could win against the Democrat if nominated.
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Nashville
Mhelous
Billings Gate
WLU
Christwins Tree
Fammly
Kirkpatrick
Johnson & Miller
A. Isenberg
Robert
Board of Pardons
Marshall
Rogers
Hartford
Patterson
Morrell
Lienberg
City National Bank
WJ. Barton
Barton-Mountcastle Hardware Co
Tennessee
Robert Isenberg
Harvey Logan
P Dolaney
Circuit Court
Maternay Raveron
Lyle
Isenberg
Ain-Decamp
Thal
Attovener
Harmon
Suil
Clenents
Guirdon
Yenberg
Aise
Lucifer Lea
Mal
Guv
Couurty
Unis County
Johnson City
Friends
W. J. Hart
Lino
Register
Beely
Mrs Parsons Dies After Long Illness at Morganton
Mrs. Parsons, a devout Munsey Memorial church member and hard worker in the Arlington Hotel home area, was moved to Morganton sanitarium for private care after months of despair. Despite efforts and an operation in Knoxville, her condition worsened and she passed away, leaving a life of faith and service.
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R.D. Parsons
Morganton
N.C
Will
Munsey Memorial Church
Lord's Vineyard
Card of Thanks Acknowledges Capt Hodgey and Dunas Family
The message thanks Capt. Hodgey and the company for the honor shown. It also expresses gratitude to friends who consoled the Dunas family in their grief.
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Capt. Hodgey
Tax
G. W. Dunas
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Lookas Les
Home Telerphone Company
Sail
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Sippork
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Vumberland
Iwyer
Tiny
Altormey Ki
J. Vaught
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Sherif W. P. Jones
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Law Court
Ay Zany
W. Fe, Jones
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Wweames County
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Neary
Nov. Jomson
Minnesot
Chergy
Greens
Dyer County Uveyard
John
Ant
Beld
Sharefram
Porn
Cardus
LL Eells
New Hartford
Frank Taylor
Din
James Mulkey
FOY W. Dulaney Enroute Home
Econ
Toledo
Frank J
Cheney
Cheney & Co
Gleason
Hall
Boverno Johnson
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
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Charles H. Mayor
C. B. McNevin
Frank A. Day
Th Lynch
Cormitieemin
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Suv Heller
Rover
Wood
Mayer
Johnson
Sullivan
Gov. Johnson
Pam OD
Molock
Ulead
Tyler
Unico County
Mrs. Parsons
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