Debating the Tennessee Governor Carmack Patterson clash
Chattanooga April 17 report on a statewide Democratic primary debate in the Auditorium. Carmack pressed charges over election reform and state machinery while Patterson defended administration pledges and pledges, noting a high minded exchange before about 5,000 attendees.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Carmack
Patterson
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Tennessea
Gentemen
Unclear fragment hints at senator and meeting themes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a senator and a meeting with unclear context. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, with distorted phrases making specifics impossible to confirm.
Mrs Frank Gould Seeks Divorce in New York Court
Mrs Frank Jay Gould has filed for separation in the New York Supreme Court on grounds of cruelty and neglect. Papers were served at the Hotel Plan Wednesday night. Gould has not countered with a suit, and is defending. Reports say extreme jealousy lies at the heart of the dispute. details are not yet public.
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New York
Frank Jay Gould
Jay Gould
Supreme Eourt Au
Gould
Death by Own Action at Haleyville Depot
H R Newman, general foreman on the Tinots Central Road division, drew a razor and threatened bystanders then cut his own throat in Haleyville depot to die before a crowd of about fifty. He had been on a several day spree and died moments later. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Haleyville
Ala
H. R. Newman
Newman
Tinots
43 Indictments for Public Drunks in Carthage Term
Carthage Tennessee reports the spring criminal court closed with sixty-one indictments. Forty-three indictments were for public drunkenness due to grand jury action under a new inquisitorial statute. Henry Pride, a local youth, was indicted and sentenced to one year in state prison for larceny of 1.90, committed within two hours.
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Carthage
Tenn
Dasser
Henry Pride
Bishop Capers Critically Ill After Sinking Spell
Friends and followers of Bishop Ellison Capers of South Carolina and Rev W B Capers of Columbia were distressed by AP reports of his latest locust spell. Physicians labeled his condition critical due to complications from last summer’s paralysis stroke and warned the end may come at any moment though recovery is possible. The family has given up hope of revival as Capers awaits word from home before returning south.
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Ellison Capers
South Carolina
W.B. Capers
Columbia
Associated Press
Bishop Capers
Capers
Buggies and Harness Advertises Value and Variety
Local shop promises savings on buggies and harnesses with clear price figures. Customers urged to compare prices for their pocketbooks and to visit for hay carriers lawn mowers and log head pumps.
Maury County Medical Society Meeting Minutes
The Maury County Medical Society met in the Circuit Court room on Monday. With the secretary and president absent, Dr. O. J. Porter and Dr. R. B. Perry filled the roles. Dr. H. E. Thomas presented a paper on The Thyroid Glands, which drew free discussion. At the next meeting Dr. B. A. Timmons will present on The Supra Renal Glands.
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Maury County Medical Society
Circuit Court Room
O. J. Porter
R. 8. Perry
H. E. Thomas
B. A. Timmons
Fine fruit crop promised in outlook for heavy season
The peach crop has escaped and trees are full with a promising outlook for one of the heaviest crops in years. Cherries are badly damaged with likely only a half crop. Apples and pears show little harm. After April 17 frost damage is rare. oldest citizens of Columbia cannot recall fruit killed after that date.
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Hury
Colimbia
Dean's Ointment Ad Promises Skin Cure
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for piles eczema and other skin ailments. It claims effectiveness is proven as more you scratch, you cure. Sold by all druggists.
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Dean
Chancery Court Convenes Monday In Regular Session
Chancellor Bear ten presiding. Court spent the day arranging the docket and receiving petitions. Docket heavier than in recent courts. work began in earnest on Tuesday.
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Chancery Court
Bear Ten
Stolen whiskey ends in death of Kentucky boy
In Rockport Kentucky on April 1 a five year old, Willie Boyle, died after drinking stolen touch whisky. His parents had given a small dose for a headache. The child saw his mother put the bottle away, then he stole it and drank freely. The Boyles live near Moaleyville.
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Rockport
Willie Boyle
Boyles
Moaleyville
Presbytery Session At Lewisburg In Memory Of Members
The Presbytery of Columbia met in Lewisburg on April 16 in memory of departed members. Most churches were represented, ministers present except three, with J N Holt retiring moderator. Officers included L J Lewis as moderator and Geo H Mack as Home Missions chairman. Commissioners to the General Assembly were chosen and Petersburg named for fall meeting.
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Lewisburg
Tenn
Preabytery of
Columbia
S Oeloo Fe
J. N. Holt
Woman's Home Board
Woman’s Presbyterial Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Mamle M. Akin
General Assembly
J. M. Brown
J. N. Meroney
B. Donaldson
Petersburg
Four Cent Rate to Mt Pleasant Boosts Passenger Savings
Passengers traveling to Mt Pleasant can save by buying tickets before boarding. Under orders of the IL & N, conductors on routes between here and Mt Pleasant must collect four cents a mile from ticketless passengers, making the Columbia to Mt Pleasant fare forty eight cents, while tickets cost twenty five cents.
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Mt. Pleasant
Here
Columbia
Fruit Catalog Offer From R A Wilkes Cullookn Tena Le
A short ad offers description and pricing for fruit trees vines and plants. R A Wilkes located in Cullookn Tena Le invites readers to send their names for details on available selections and prices.
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R.A. Wilkes
Admiral Thomas Seeks Relief From Fleet Command
Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas, in temporary charge of the battleship fleet during Admiral Evans absence, has applied to Washington to relieve him in May. He plans a five day stay in Washington after Evans lowers his flag. Sources say the move aims to sever relations while the fleet is a unit at San Francisco, with family reasons cited and a rest planned. The Navy department hints Thomas would succeed Evans after the San Francisco review, then Sperry would take command as the fleet heads to Atlantic waters.
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San Diego
Cal
Charles M. Thomas
Evans
Washington
Alog
Oregon
Thomas
Comand
San Francisco
Navy Department
Hans
Admiral Sperry
Astatle
Australia
Sperry
Murder in Zion Country: Webster Found Shot in Phosphate Hole
The body of Robert Webster, a longtime worker on Dave Fleming’s farm in Zion, was found Monday morning in a phosphate hole after a weekend search. He suffered two shotgun wounds near the right eye. Authorities suspect a plot involving a local woman connected to the victim and have not made any arrests. Deputy Gord leads the investigation as neighbors recall the area’s first murder.
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Robert Webster
Dave Fleming
Zion
John Stephenson
Phreikin
Webster
Mr. Fleming
Fleming
Walker's
Zion ‘Road
D. F. Ruleton
Beckie Willams
Ashwood
D. F. Patton
Sherby Gord
Webster Necro
Fire destroys Henderson Boyd Lumber plant at Hichbure
Large lumber plant at Henderson Boyd Lumber company in Hichbure was destroyed by a night fire. Five kilns and all planing mills burned. Wind pushed flames northward, threatening two saw mills. About 1,000,000 feet of dressed lumber saved. Total loss estimated at 100,000.
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New Brockton
Ala
Henderson Boyd Lumber Company
Hichbure
Winchester Votes Out Salons In Local Election
Winchester Va April 16 Winchester gave the days one hundred and four majority at yesterdays local option election out of a total of 549 votes cast overturning a previous 52 vote majority for Neense two years ago
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Winchester
Neense
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Anderson & CO
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