Commodore Baseball Prospects Show Brightening Outlook
Nashville April 24 The Herald notes Vanderbilt Commodores baseball, ahead of a Michigan visit, showing improved teamwork though pitching remains weak. Captaincy changes, injured or limited practice, and uneven batting mark a cautious, hopeful path as outfield and infield improve with Pipkin, Pinson, Coston, and Inglis contributing while Beasley, Morris, Barran, Coleman perform in early series.
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John T.craig
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Commodore
University of Michigan
8. W. P. University
Milligan College
Vanderbilt
Coston
Ed Inglis
Bammy
Wolverines
Potts
Wiliams
Alden
Inglis
Pipkin
Arkansas Wonder
Pinson
Beasley
Milliganders
Morrims
Old
Barran
Coleman
Tesnsanves
Arnold
Scratched Mule With Pin Thrown In Humboldt
Humboldt Tenn April 13 J C Warmath a young man living east of town and son of B C Warmath was thrown from a mule yesterday afternoon. He struck his head and for a time it was feared his neck was broken and life hopeless. A physician examined and found the neck unbroken and he is expected to recover.
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Humboldt, Tenn
J. C. Warmath
B. C. Warmath
Cow Ordinance Passes Board in Narrow 4 to 3 Vote
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a cow segregation ordinance on third reading by a 4 to 3 margin with Mayor Biddle casting the deciding vote. The measure sets a northern boundary on Third Street and designates a bordered area ending at Glade Street, South Main, and Cemetery Avenue. The law takes effect now and fines cows at large on streets.
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Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Biddle
Dale, McKinney
Chaffin
Hayes, Dedman
Swansburt
Third Street
Glade Street
Corporation
South Main Street
South Main
Cemetery Avenue
Hatcher
Legislative Committee
East Eighth Street
O. J. Porter
Porter
J. R. Lamb
Lamb
West Sixth Street
Maury Lodge At Home Hosts Knights of Pythias
Mount Pleasant Tennessee April 14 The Knights of Maury Lodge No 167 Knights of Pythias host an at home gathering Friday evening inviting friends with a banquet and cheerful program Refreshments will be served featuring Ethel Ross Ethel Warnock Nell Weaver Miss Jessie Ros Hels Powers Ricketts Regenald Nowlin Mamie Hill Ada Curtis and others in a varied musical reading and instrumental lineup
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Herald
MT. Pleasant
Tenn
Knights of Maury Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ethel Ross
Ethel Warnock
Nell ‘Weaver
Jessie Ros Hels
Misses Powers
Ricketts
Regenald
Nowlin
Miss Hense
Mamie Hill
Ming Ethel Ross
Mamie Powers
Ada Curtis
Grand Jurors Report Carmack Choice in Tennessee Session
Ripley Tennessee April 1 grand jury poll shows 11 for Carmack 1 for Patterson and 1 for Ripley. Governor selection discussed as part of the session with the jurors.
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Ripley
Tenn
Grand Jury
Thews
Carmack
Patterson
Repith
Night Rider confesses. more arrests expected in Kentucky case
In Murray Kentucky on April 13 Macon Champion confessed to belonging to a night rider band of eight and named many in the crowd that whipped Al Perry. He provided details of the group and pledges of more arrests follow. County officials withheld names. grand jury urged investigation amid motions to remove jurors who had spoken on raids.
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Murray
Macon Champion
Champion
al Perry
Perry
Wells
Calloway
Thomas P. Cook
Cook
N. B. Barnett
Constable Kills Negro At Mines In Tennessee
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. April 14. Constable Charles Burns shot and killed B. Lee a colored man at 9 o clock Sunday night at the old French Shed phosphate mine. A fight had broken out after nine negroes were arrested for gambling and released. Deputy Will Harris entered a house, was seized, and Burns fired from the rear door killing Lee instantly. Burns has not been arrested.
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MT. Pleasant
Tenn
Charles Burns
B. Lee
Old French Shed
Lee
Burns
Will Harris
Harris
Cornesville
M. Diccio
Cadets Defeat Academy Team In Narrow Victory
Cadets edge the Academy team by a single point in a hard fought game. Local fans cheered as the Cadets secured a close win and the final score reflected a tense finish.
Anti Jug Law Ruling Sparks City Debate
City Attorney Hatcher renders opinion to board members stating the anti jug law is invalid, prompting immediate discussion on enforcement and potential revisions at a municipal meeting.
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Hatcher
Cadets defeat M B A 1 to 0 in tight baseball tilt
Columbia Military Academy Cadets edged Montgomery Bell Academy 1 to 0 as Neal allowed two hits and Brock pitched two scoreless innings. The game featured bases loaded threats by M B A but timely defense and a Taylor run secured the win. Also, City Attorney Hatcher opines that a liquor shipment ordinance is invalid absent state authorization.
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Columbia Military Academy
Montgomery Bell Academy of Nashville
Neal
Toing
Brock
Hollins
Taylor
C. M.A
M. B.A. Elosua
Smith Brock
Allison
C. Taylor
Metz Black
Burns Lee
Nenon Foote
Bates Dyer
Abram Burns
Priest
Holling
OM Neal
M. B
Hollins and
Metd
Hevious
Dedman
Swansburg
Charles P. Hatcher
City of Columbia
Tennessee
Supreme Court of Georgia
Southern Express Company
Rose Company
Massey Team Beats Jones High School in Opener
In Lynnville Tennessee on April 13 the Massey team from Carnesville defeated Jones High School 11 to 3 in the first baseball game of the season. The Massey players displayed strong play with several newcomers on the local side, offering a contrast in experience.
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Massey
Jones High School
Lynnville
Tenn
Carnesville and
Joint Debate Draws Tremendous Interest In Tennessee
The first face to face meeting between Democratic governor candidates in Tennessee sparks record public interest. Freight wrecks delay trains near Thompson Station and Cincinnati, injuring none, while The Herald assigns a star correspondent from Chattanooga to Middle Tennessee coverage through April 25.
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Tennessee
Didates
Nation
Herald
Chattanooga
Middle Ten
Nessee
J. 1
Finney
Thompson Sta
Ald
Nashville Tennessean
Knoxville Sentinel
Fraxier
Littleton
Awiteh
Patterson
Evans
Ams
Caboose
Eral
Wette
Nexsee
Wisconsin engineering seniors set for inspection tour
Madison Wisconsin April 13 more than 120 seniors in electrical mechanical civil chemical and general engineering at the University of Wisconsin will soon depart on a ten days inspection tour of eastern and western plants. Seven faculty members from the college of engineering accompany the party.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
East
Wear
College of Engineering
Jumping Engineer Sacrifices Life To Save Boy
Frank Stewart, a jumping engineer for Central Railway, gave his life to shield a boy from an imminent engine. He leapt in front of the locomotive to push the child to safety but was struck and killed. The event occurred on April 14 as the pair were near the rail line, and the boy escaped unharmed.
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Hammond
Frank Stewart
Central Railway
Stewart
Taney
Taft Boomers Claim Majority in Republican Race
Special to The Herald from Washington reports the struggle for control of the Republican National Committee amid the presidential canvass. Taft loyalists push federal power to win southern delegates, risking contests in roughly 200 seats. If Taft gains control, Taft delegates likely seated. anti Taft forces could seat anti Taft delegates. Knox, Fairbanks, Cannon, and Hughes have southern friends. Foraker strengths noted among black Republicans where allowed to vote.
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Herald
Washington
Republian National Committee
Taft
South
Chicago
National Committee
Eleet
Knox
Fairbanks
Cannon
Hughes
Foraker
Runs and Errors Dominate High School Victory
Columbia High School defeated McDowell School 24 to 11 in a lopsided game marked by numerous errors. The first inning saw Columbia score three, and McDowell fluctuated with big innings in the sixth and ninth as the home team pulled away in a rout at Hampshire Pike.
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High School
McDowell
Columbia High School
Teddy
Hampshire Pike
Patterson
Trenton Aims to Host State Normal Institute
Trenton Tennessee residents prepare for the state normal institute hosting four hundred visitors. They raise 150 dollars to cover session expenses and pledge to meet further needs to secure the event. Officials are urged to grant the sought prize and approval.
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Trenton
Tenn
State Normal Institute
Nat Goodwin to Star in Cameo Kirby Play
Reno Nev April 4 In a Rawhiile interview Nat Goodwin said Hoeth Tarkinton was writing a play for him titled Cameo Kirby. The play would deal with the South in 1888.
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Reno
Nev
Nat
Goodwin
Hoeth Tarkinton
Cameo Kirby
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William Biddle
Maury Lodge
Night Rider
Thompson Station
Nat Goodwin
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