Patrolman Stages Freed on Five Thousand Bond
Immense crowd gathers in circuit room as Patrolman Jake Stages is released on 5000 dollar bond after murder charge in the Tomlinson case. Preliminary trial waived. defense led by Voorhies and Hopkins. Awaiting 10 am trial, with bond set after agreement among state and defense and names of sureties listed.
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Circuit Court Room
Fiday
Daily Herald
Jake Stages
Maury Tomlinson
T. M. Jones
Walved
Circuit Court
Stuxey
J. C. Voorhies
Jones
Staggs
John W. Sakson
W. B. Martin
J. B. Fraser
Wi Good
H. M. Johnson
J. J. Undercoud
A. F. Sellers
O. B. Nicks
F. Firstly
Db. Alderson
A. L. Blocker
WP. Erwin
Hard-fought criminal case set for November circuit court
The November term of the circuit court will hear a high profile criminal case with the attorney general's office leading the prosecution. Former Attorney General Garner and the firm Hughes, Hatcher & Hughes assist. defense is led by Hon. J. C. Voorhies with R. Hopkins assisting.
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Garner and Hughes
Freckle Bleaching Lotion Ad Claim
Squeezed lemon juice in Orchard White creates a cheap freckle and tan lotion. Shake well to make a quarter pint for daily use on face neck arms and hands to bleach freckles and blemishes and brighten skin.
Gallant Confederate Captain Tyndall Dies at 87
Captain R W Tyndall aged eighty seven years and a longtime Leftwich resident died Sunday at 1 pm after two weeks illness. A Confederate veteran who served with the twenty fourth infantry and earned a captaincy, he was a sixty year Methodist, survived by a daughter a stepson two brothers and three sisters. Funeral held today at the Leftwich Methodist church with Rev Estes and Dr S T Hardison. interment in family burying ground. Maury Undertaking Company in charge.
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Daily Herald
R. W. Tyndall
Leftwich
Tyndall
Methodist Church
Twenty-Fourth Infantry
Greensboro
N. C
T. C. Leggett
Leftwich Bridge
A. J. Hardison
J. H. Tyndall
George Daimwood
Letitie Kelton
Sarah Black
Estes
T. Hardison
Lewisburg
Maury Undertaking Company
County Population Gains in Scholastic Roster Across County
The county shows an overall scholastic population rise of 431 as the total number of school age children reaches 11,788, up from 11,452. Gains occur mainly outside Mt Pleasant and Columbia, while those two towns post a net loss of 451. White children account for 64 percent of the county total with 7,546 whites and 4,237 colored. Mt Pleasant and Columbia have the heaviest white majority outside the seventh district where Negro children exceed whites. Several local trustees candidates are listed for the forthcoming Democratic primary.
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Fiday
Daily Herald
Maury County
Graham
State Department of Education
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
the Herald
James D. Cathey
Announcement of Sheriff Candidates in Democratic Primary
The Herald lists several candidates for sheriff subject to the Democratic primary on November 12, 1921. Names include R.8Yd Dooley, R. Sam Hardison, Andrew Ewing, Luther L. Lee, Claude Godwin, Albert Boyd, Bert Erwin, with notes on their eligibility in the 1921 race.
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Robert H. Jackson
Laozt
Will C
Napier
Henderson Akin
Cloud Whitaker
Joe L. Hagey
Dooley
R. Sam Hardison
Sherif
Andrew 8. Ewing
Luther L. Lee
Claude
Godwin
Albert
Boyd
Bert Erwin
James J. Pogue
Register
Nouince
J. M
Jack) Granberry
James J. Pogue Nominates for Register in Local Race
James J. Pogue announces candidacy for the office of Register, subject to election rules. Details on ballot eligibility and deadlines are forthcoming from local election authorities.
Trustee Herald Announces J. M. Granberry Death Notice
The Trustee Herald reports the death of J. M. Jack Granberry aged 192k, with notice authorized by the publication. Funeral arrangements and burial details appear in another notice.
Ascertain Values Corporation Stock
Maury county property assessments move toward state board of equalization with bank and corporate officials asked for detailed stock value statements. Past witnesses are being re-interviewed to compare past and current values. Likely to influence increased county assessments.
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Daily Herald
Maury County
State Board of Equalization
Atute Board
County Board of Equalization
Masons Doing a Great Deal of Work at Lodge Meeting
From Friday's Daily Herald Columbia Lodge No 21 Free and Accepted Masons held a busy stated meeting. Many membership applications were bullotted upon and lectures in entered apprentice and fellow craft were given. August promises heavy work with chapter degrees and a Masters degree pending next Wednesday. Worshipful Master William Oakes read Grand Lodge edicts of Tennessee.
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Fiday
Daily Herald
Columbia Lodge No. 21
Blue Lodge
William Oakes
Grand Lodge of
Tennessee
Seeding Crimson Clover Begins Across County
The seeding of crimson clover has started in all county areas and is expected to exceed previous years. Farmers plan to use crushed lime stone as it greatly increases yield. The newspaper notes recent public prints criticizing outdated press coverage from Chicago New Orleans Times-Picayune Herald.
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Daily Herald
Chicago
New Orleans
Circuit Court Clerk Candidate Joe Anderson Seeks Primary
The Herald reports Joe T. Anderson seeks the Democratic primary nomination for Circuit Court Clerk. Details indicate campaign focus on court administration and local governance within the upcoming election cycle.
County Court Clerk candidates named in Herald notice
The Herald announces candidates for County Court Clerk Gilbert M Orr Thomas Y English Wilburn Patterson. The notice lists party primary date November 1st and general election November 12, 1921.
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Thomas Y. English
Herald
Wilburn Patterson
Work Begins on New School for Ninth District
Construction starts on a 26000 dollar brick school building at McDowellshaw east of the present structure. Sanders & Company of Lewisburg begin removing debris and laying foundations while the old building opens the term. The lot purchase from the Smith estate enables a better site and expanded grounds.
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Daily Herald
McDowellshawe
Sanders & Company
Lewisburg
Sanders
Smith
John Shelby Coffey
Respected Woman Enters Into Rest
Mrs Lucy J Gordon aged seventy eight wife of the late J P Gordon died at 2 45 o clock Friday afternoon at the residence of her son in law Frank Rowen on West Seventh street after an illness of several months She was a Cumberland Presbyterian Church member for over fifty years and was widely known She is survived by her son D B Gordon and daughter Mrs Minnie A Johns of Columbia The funeral was conducted at the residence this afternoon by Dr W B Taylor pastor of the First Methodist Church Interment was in Rose Hill cemetery Pall bearers included C M Edwards C H Overton John T Adkisson George Parks Eugene Ritter and Joe Sharber Funeral arrangements were by Maury Undertaking Company
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Daily Herald
Lucy J. Gordon
J. P. Gordon
Frank Rowen
West Seventh Street
Gordon
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Rural Schools Open Sessions in County Amid Repairs
White elementary schools in the county opened their terms with enrollment meeting or exceeding last year. Teachers signed contracts and filled questionnaires for the state survey while consolidation talks stalled Ettaton and Porters schools. The Middle Tennessee Experiment Station administration building roars back after storm damage with reinforced roof trusses, a new hip roof, and a restored colonial porch and interior. Water supply remains the main hold up, with drilling for a deep well continuing and plans for a standpipe and feed lines pending.
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Daily Herald
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Culleoka
McDowell
Graham
M. W. Kerr
Gwba
Kerr
Central High School of Columbia
Ettaton
Porters
Miss Olivia Stone Not Columbia Nurse
A Nashville Daily Herald report confuses Olivia Stone with Clara Stone, clarifying Miss Olivia M. P. Stone, a trained nurse who killed Ellis Gay Kinkhead in Brooklyn, is not linked to the King's Daughters hospital in Huntsville and has never worked there. The Nashville article is incorrect regarding the hospital association.
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Daily Herald
Olivia M. P. Stone
Ellis Gay Kinkhead
Brooklyn
King's Daughters Hospital
Institutop
Il Pada
Noshville
Paweg
Olivia Stone
Clara Stone
Kine's Daughters Hospital
Jef
New York
Erastus Crabtree
Olivia Stemé
Huntsville
Ala
Cincinnati
Nashville
King’s Daughters Hospital
Large Committee Meets Farmers Assembly Opens Welcomes Delegates
A large group of business leaders greeted delegates to the farmers convention this morning. About fifty local men and women wearing badges formed a welcoming procession from the station to the high school for the opening session. Leaders included William F. Anderson and Willem P. Fildley with President Joe Frank Porter coordinating efforts to ensure proper reception.
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Daily Herald
Maury County
William F. Anderson
Ideal Merchants
Willem P. Fildley
Council
Ally Widec Try
Joe Frank Porter
Council For Agriculture
Gallant Soldier to Sleep at Home
Remains of Jot Will Thompson, a private in the 119th Infantry, mortally wounded September 29. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Methodist church in Pleasant, with military honors and a guard of honor from the J. W. Thompson Post of the American Legion. Ex-service men named as pallbearers include Joe Adame, Herman Akin, Will P Barnett, Clarence Scott, Will Allen, Wilton Caldwell and LH Hammond.
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Daily Herald
Will Thompson
119Th Infantry
Planders
Mag 1 Pleasnt
Pingah Church
Herman Akin
Will P Barnett
Clarence Scott
Will Allen
Wilton Caldwell
LH. Hammond
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B. Greenlaw
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