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Times Society
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Tinted Stripes Trim Ensemble in Spring Fashion Way
The feature notes fashion trends for spring including a tourist style coat with braid and hand painted stripes, serge fabric, seal velvet accents, and a matching skirt. It highlights dot patterns, geometric groupings, border decorations, and three suit types two piece three piece and ensemble with ensemble favored for resort wear.
Local Visitors and Ill Residents Reported in Bristol Area
Miss Jess Pyle and LeRoy Sprankle visited Bristol on Sunday while A J Dean and Walker Nelms were listed as ill at home on Watauga and Charlemont streets. Visitors included A J Higgins from Johnson City and W C Pendleton, with Dr G C Earles in Knoxville on business. Additional notes show J B Peetol of Silvicola visiting yesterday and Roy Reece and Robert Brooks from Knoxville on business in the city.
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Broad Street
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
S. L. Smith
Charlemont
B. M. Hagey
Watauga
G. W. Taylor
Shelby Apartments
E. C. Cross
Watauga Street
J. W. McCreary
Sullivan
Young People’s Missionary Society
Shelby Street
Carl Rutherford
Rutherford
Edith DeVault
Ann Booker
Lucille Nelms
Greenville
Society
Bess Stevenson
Mrs. Rutherford
Frances Nelms
Jane Larkins
Jess Pyle
Bristol
Walker Nelms
Charlemont Street
Roy Reece
Knoxville
Ray Walker
Johnson City
President urges tax cuts and new policies in Congress
President endorses Ways and Means tax bill in principle and calls for continued vigilance against waste. He outlines foreign policy aims on disarmament and World Court role, plus domestic plans for air navigation, agriculture aid, coal boards, and enforced prohibition with state cooperation.
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Ways and Means Committee
Air, Board
Department of War, Navy and Commerce
America
Army Air Service
Army
Department For Agriculture
Shipping Board
Congress
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Coast Guard
Community Visitors and Local Movements Across Towns
A flurry of visits and travel notes from Johnson City Bristol and surrounding areas. Residents including Frank Tlannah Ray Walker and Bill Duff were seen on business or en route to homes while others attended events and family gatherings.
Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers
We thank neighbors and friends for kind deeds and words of sympathy during illness and death of our wife and mother and for the floral offerings. S. M. Johnson, R. M. Johnson, Mrs. H. L. Southards.
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S. M. Johnson
R. M. Johnson
H. L. Southards
League of Nations Council Invites U S to Commission
The text discusses how military value of commercial planes and ships may be estimated for air and naval force assessments. It notes the preparatory commission will decide how far regional disarmament can be achieved once regional security is secured, or if disarmament plans fail without broad scope.
Washington weighs League invitation on disarmament plan
Washington officials await the text of a League invitation inviting the United States Russia and Germany to join a special disarmament commission. Congress, while approving the German peace treaty, warned against limiting presidential powers to send delegates abroad, as full understanding of the proposal and its ties to the League and Versailles is needed before action. The invitation’s European focus may exclude Romania and Bulgaria, with Argentina and Chile dropped for now.
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Coolidge
Washington
OE Tap
League of Nation
United States
Russia
Germany
Congress
League of Nations
League
Council
Finland
Holland
Poland
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Argentine
Chile
Commission
Brazil
Uruguay
Borah
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
Senate
Swanson
Virginia
Harrison
Senator Moses Foresees A New Disarmament Conference
The text notes Senator Moses of New Hampshire, Republican and President pro tem of the senate, warning that another disarmament conference would likely conclude with the United States disarming while other nations dictate terms. It states the White House reiterated the president would not respond to the league invitation until official communication is received and studied.
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Kbb
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Washington
United States
White House
League
Harris Calls for U.S. Acceptance of Disarmament Conference
Senator Harris urged the United States to accept an invitation to a potential disarmament conference, noting real world benefits. The administration is expected to reject the invitation despite the possible gains.
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Harris
United States
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A. C. Frost
Woman's Missionary Society
Broad Street Methodist Church
Baylor Furniture Store
Young People’s Society
G. W. Carter
Wanut Street
E. J. Duncan
W. H. Duncan
Paul Pie
First Presbyterian Church
Ben Kinkead
Thomas Beaty
Wanoa Street
S. A. Dorsett
W. L. Webster
Lson
Mme. Lisbeth
A. J. Dean
LeRoy Sprankle
A. J. Higgins
W. C. Pendleton
G. C. Earles
Robert Brooks
Locarno
World Court
Hubert Clyce
Mobile
Miss Love Mooney
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inlaw Navigation
Alaska
Phillippines
Islands
Customs
Internal Revenue
District of Columbia
Tenn
Frank Tlannah
Ikey Williams
Rhoda, Va
Herman King
Mr. C.M. Pearler
Eddie Anderson
Mrs. W. E. O’brien
Erwin
H. K. Starnes
Ocia Harkleroad
Arcadia
Bill Duff
James Mooney
Mooresburg
Mesdames
A. F. Hoss
Wm. Buckles, Porter
John Minnich
H. T. Nelms
J. E. Nelms
M. J. Cram
Greeneville
H. T. Obenshaw
Greenwich Village
Otis Vaughn
Big Stone Gap
Riverview Hospital
C. S. Hamm
Hanover Pa
Mr. Hamm
E. S. Hurt
St. Paul
Mr. Hurt
E. M. Greear
Kingsport
Strand Theatre
Warner Brothers
Dorothy Devore
Matt Moore
Pathe News
Roach
G. N Council
U. S
Hugh E. Alley
C. A. Harrish and Co
Broad Streetingsport
the Howdy Store
Market St
J. H. Watkins
First National Bank
Fletcher
Boone St
J. Fred Johnson
J. M. Hamlett
Grim Reaper
J.frank Nelson Undertaking Co
Fo Soli
Kingsport Drug Store, Inc
Coats
Silk
Madras
C. G. Frye Optometrist
Kingsport Drug