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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1915

Page

3

Local notes feature social visits and court action

The column lists visits and duties of residents—Miss Ruth Haire as a new teacher, Miss Zella Maiden back at Bullins College, and Mrs. Dove returning from Dallas. Court sessions by Judge Harmon in Bristol and Judge Newton Hacker attending the G A R encampment in Washington are noted along with community events and society notices.

Zella Maiden Bullins College Ruth Haire Telford Mary ‘Thomas State Normal Johnson City Lawrence Munn New York Garter Deaderick Misa Maude Hensley Cincinnati Conservatory of Music George Smith Carrie Nicol Newton Hacker Washington, D.C Fred F. Shell Florida Cates Migs Mae Fuqua Cates Company Monnan Day Knoxville William Frgua Rey Shinn Henry Smith Lee Mass C. Y. Denderick G. L. Bristol John T. Cox Smith James B. Dosser Mary Cox Joe Fr. Fleming Mary A. Dosser Addie Stella_Mitchell C. H. Tayle, Jr Washington College Mal Cy HL Lyle Naval Academy

Parties Formed to Advance Foreign Interests in America

A call denounces American citizens forming or supporting political groups to advance Germany or other foreign powers. It asserts loyalty to the United States, warns that dual allegiance is treason, and urges such individuals to leave or renounce their foreign ties. The rhetoric frames national unity and neutrality as core American duties.

Germany Passaic United States America

McKellar Opens Tennessee Senate Campaign Tour

W. H. Kellar delivers a timely speech in Gallatin announcing Kenneth B. D. McKellar as his choice to succeed Luke Lea. The plan includes speaking in every county to inform voters about the candidate and the primaries return the right to select the U.S. senator after years of agitation.

Gallatin Kenneth BD. McKellar United States’ Senate Luke Lea Tennessee Carter Shelby United States Legisla

Politician Praised for Dignity and Unity in Campaign

The speaker hails the Democrat as alert and faithful to public service. He argues the candidate embodies political peace and party unity, contrasting with factional turmoil. Voters are urged to elect Mr Kellar to restore decency and high standards in public business.

McKellar Democratic Party Congress Wilson Kellar

We Do Job Printing Promotes Antiseptic Medicine

An old advertisement touts Bloun's Linkmant and Sloan's Liniment as remedies for infection pain and congestion. It claims one application kills germs and neutralizes infection, with the liniment marketed as an emergency doctor kept on hand in 26c 50c and $1 sizes. The notice also reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs W E McCarett on Monday.

nMce Banking and Trust Panama Canal San Francisco and San Diego Los Angeles J. B. Crandall Kahn Bros Louisville Bloun Sloan

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