War Clouds Gather in Europe as Ultimatum Arrives
A chaotic report from Hungary notes an ultimatum delivered amid war fears. Tax collection in Maury County slows as the legislature extends payment deadlines. Three nations threaten action if former Emperor Carl seizes the Hungarian throne, with Monarchist forces reported near Budapest.
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Europe
Hungary
United Press
Budapest
Quiperor Catt
Rumania
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Carl
Raab
Tennessee House Votes to Borrow Two Million Dollars
Special to The Herald. Nashville March 11. The Tennessee House killed a taxation bill for profit schools after a vigorous debate. It then passed 58 to 4 a bill authorising the funding board to borrow two million dollars to meet outstanding obligations. A separate measure would make bribery of a baseball player a felony.
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Th Horald
Nashville
Tenn
House
Shea
Shelby
Clover Blooming Barley Heads Early This Spring
Two veteran farmers from Clifton Place, Austin Harlan and Mr Ridley, report barley ahead of any prior season. Ridley shows heads on clover and barley, claiming an exceptionally early spring arrival in town.
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Tian Rididy
Clifton Place
Austin Harlan
Mr. Ridley
Aviator Lieut Caney Dies From Air Crash Injuries
Natchez Mississippi March 21 The body of Lieut W D Caney who died from injuries after a recent airplane fall was shipped to Brunswick Georgia with Major N B Claggett, his mother and brother attending. An official investigation will follow the funeral.
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United Press
Natchez
Miss
W. D. Caney
N. B. Claggett
Coney
Kelly Field
Texas
Brunswick
Major Claggett
Third Degree Work With Refreshments at Masohic Temple
Columbia Masons will be served a hearty meal during the third degree work at the Masuhic Temple. Mt Pleasant and Hampshire lodges will assist and provide the refreshments as Master Masons attend. The meeting is set for 7:20 tonight and visiting Masters are welcome.
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Columbia Masons
Masuhic
Mt Pleasant
Hampshire
Daughter J J Berry Loses Right Eye In Accident
Three year old Sara Berry, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Harry on Bear Crook Pike, was struck in the eye by a stone while playing with older children. The injury destroyed the eye. medical attention was sought but the eye could not be saved. The child is resting as expected.
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Sara
J. J. Harry
Bear Crook Pike
Apweilan
Automobile makes score shown despite space limits
The exhibit lists scores for automobile makes though limited space in the building restricts display. Critics say the setup may affect visibility of some brands and the overall presentation.
Spectacular Midweek Auto Show Draws Large Crowds
A bustling automotive exposition opened at noon Wednesday attracting larger crowds than expected. Maury Motor Company displayed Essex Hudson Cadillac Buick White Trucks Fordscara and Fordson tractors. Other exhibitors included Hardison Motor Company with Dodge Marmon Olds International tractors, Rush Gresham with Lexington Willys greats, Austin Motor Company Paige Brisco, Columbia Auto Supply, Fowler and Clark, Elective Automotive with Titan batteries, and Continental Auto Insurance offering vehicle coverage. Exhibits were polished, displays ample, and sales staff available to explain benefits.
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Maury Motor Company
Essex
Hudson
Cadillac
Buick
Fry Brothers
Hardison Motor Company
Dodge
Marmon
Olds Mobile
International Tractor
Jand International
Rush Gresham
Lexing
Willysghrt
Austin Motor Company
Paige and Brisco
Columbia Auto Supley Company
Fowler and Clark
Elective Automotive Company
Titan
Continental Auto Insurance Co
Automobile Insurance
Essex Automobile First Sale Display at Hardison Garage Show
The first Essex car sold in Columbia is shown at the Hardison garage during a four day exhibition. The engine started when the show opened Wednesday and will run continuously for the four days and nights. An affidavit from the car’s former owner accompanies the display in the Essex advertisement.
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Columbia
Hardison
Eusex
Meter readings on Columbia Water and Light bills
The city ordinance requires meter readings appear on monthly water and light bills. Most users cannot read meters, so the visible numbers barely aid understanding. The article quips about perpetual motion and the meter as an ever-running device unaffected by weather or strikes.
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Columbia Water & Light Company
Ian
Elks Great Motor Show Draws Big Crowd in Columbia
Arthur Ghuagh reports on Columbia Elks first great automotive show despite foul weather and dense crowds. About 2,500 paid to see stunts in the Hardison garage as hundreds waited in line. bikes assembled at club rooms, and a parade led by the Columbia Military Academy Band traveled to the venue. The event featured noisy antics, costumes, and carnival devices, resembling a teetering circus with limited viewing access.
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Elks
Columia
Hardison
Hungdreds
Columbia Military Academy
Seventh Street
Court House
Wary Speakers to Be Heard on City Annexation Issue
Mause county to send large crowd to Nashville for a debate over annexing surrounding territory to Columbia. The house municipal affairs committee will hear Senator Looney's annexation bill with advocates and opponents speaking for several hours. Notable speakers may include Judge Sara Holding and Kiwanis Club president W. S. Beasley on one side and William J Webster Charles P Hatcher and others on the opposing side. The public attention remains high as the fate of the measure unfolds.
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Mause County
Nashville
Columbia
House Munipal Affairs Committee
Looney
Sara Holding
WC. Salmon
Jas. C. Voorhies
W. 8. Beasley
Kiwanis Club
William J. Webster
Charles P. Hatcher
W.C. Whitthorne
John Shelby Coffey
Willam J.fowler
Basin
Dance Follows Big Auto Show This Evening
Show at the Hardison garage in Columbia features many fine automobiles. Friday is prosperity night and Kiwanis night is set for Saturday April 1, with likely large rural crowds and stunts by Virto's orchestra.
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Hardison
Coumbia
Elks
Virto
Ter Besten Ao
P T A Meets on Friday Afternoon Topic Home Sanitation
The Parent Teachers Association will meet Friday afternoon to discuss home sanitation. Mrs Ragsdale will read a paper on the subject, with discussion led by Mr W J Towler and Mrs Paul Fau welt.
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Ragsdale
W. J. Towler
Paul Fauwelt
Not Guilty Verdict Returned in Liquor Case
Herschel Collins faced county criminal court on a charge of unlawfully possessing intoxicating liquor. The jury found him not guilty, citing insufficient evidence to convict. He was discharged without day or delay.
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Herschel, Collins
Herschel Collins
County Criminal Court
More Money For Ex Confederate Pension Bill Passed Today
The Senate approved a measure boosting Confederate pensions from 15 to 20 dollars monthly. A Wortey bill to raise funds for the agricultural and industrial normal school failed 11 to 14. A venereal disease control bill setting reporting and treatment rules was postponed to health department leadership. An additional proposal sought tax exemptions for church-related debts.
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Herald
Nashville
Tean
Senate
Kodak Firm Threatened by Intangible Tax Expunged
In Nashville March 31 the House voted 45 to 41 to expunge the record of an intangible property tax bill. Rep Hank Hauk, of Kingston Port, warned the measure would drive Big Eastman Kodak and other foreign corporations from the state. He urged expunging the record as he argued the bill’s passage during his absence. Speaker Todd reserved decision on required vote margin.
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Maury County
Ainca
Burns
deHnghen
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Hank
Hauk
Kifigaport
New Ragtpan Kodak Company
Todd
February Term Circuit Court Ends With Many Cases Settled
The February term of circuit court closes here after a long grind with many criminal and civil actions disposed of. The docket clears for the May term, which will include a $20,000 damage murder case and a killing near Harlan miners Mt Pleasant. Blair’s whereabouts remain unknown. preparations begin for Judge Turner to convene Wayne county circuit court in Waynesboro next week with several murder cases on the docket.
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Harlan Mines
Mt Pleasant
WIT Bmf
Blair
Canada
Stanbling
Syang
Turner
Waynesboro
Wayne County
Five Negroes Held as Material Witnesses in Farm Case
Five Black individuals, two men and three women, were brought from Covington to Atlanta by federal officers. They are detained as material witnesses in a farm incident involving John Williams's operation, where eleven Black workers were affected. Dr Gus Willian, son of the accused, denies his father's guilt and any attempt to incite white violence.
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United Press
Atlanta
Covington
John Williams
Gus Willian
Cowie Considers Joining Elks After Show
Gordon Cowie, manager of the Columbia automobile show, praised the Elks after their appearance last night. He stated the organization does a town-wide good and hinted he might join, noting the Elks drew at least seventy five percent of last night’s attendance and expressed strong appreciation for their conduct.
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Elks Ugh ‘the Herald
Gordon Cowie
Ble
Columbia
Elke
Hye
Blix
Ortanteathon
Strike Threat Looms Over Bripple Industry in Britain
London reports a planned industry wide upheaval under the so called triple alliance as miners were ordered to strike tonight and transport workers prepare to meet Tuesday to discuss coordinated actions. Officials warned government control actions may end the dispute. Railway workers threatened striking Wednesday to push wage demands.
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United Press
London
Sequest Visitors to Protect Cars at Auto Show
Damaged autos at an automobile show drew attention Wednesday as spectators and exhibitors clashed over crowding and careless handling. Officials blamed negligence for marks and scratches on several vehicles despite efforts to stand and place cars carefully.
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Hitidon
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