Gov Cox speech praised by The Columbia Herald
The Columbia Herald lauds Gov Cox's acceptance speech as conservative yet progressive. It depicts him as practical and law‑bound, appealing to independent voters and labor without class warfare. The piece urges rural support, highlighting agriculture and Americanization, and notes Middle Tennessee’s warm reception for Cox to the nation’s future.
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Cox
Gov
Samuel J. Tilden
Grover Cleveland
Versailles
Herald
Congress
Citizens Ticket and Labor Representation Debate
A editorial urges voters in Davidson County to favor a citizens ticket, condemning lumping labor interests into one political block. It argues lawmakers should be chosen for merit and patriotism, not avocation or class, and warns against appointing labor spokesmen as sole representatives in the legislature.
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Davidson County
Citizens
Nashville
Naib
Legislatues
Charles W Rambo Claimed By Death In Columbia
Charles W. Rambo a well known Columbia citizen died Sunday at a Nashville infirmary after several weeks illness. He was born in Moore township Pennsylvania thirty five years ago and had lived in Columbia over fifteen years. Survived by wife Miss Buchanan father W. C. Rambo sister Mrs H. Harlan and brother W. B. Rambo. Remains arrived Sunday from Nashville and the funeral was at First Methodist Church at 2 30 this afternoon with Dr W T Hageard and Dr S D Logan officiating. Bearers listed include Allen Sloan M Shelton Will Ray Hugh Lee Webster and others.
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Charles W. Rambo
Columbia
Nashville {Nfirmary
Mr. Rambo
Mo ‘Ture
Pennedide
Columnia
Maurys County
Rambo
Miss Buchanan
J. R. Buchanan
C.ranuto
Burg
Nashville
South Garten Street
First Methodist Church
W. T. Hageard
D. Logan
Allen Sloan
9. M. Shelton
Will Ray
Hugh Lee Webster
John Pigg
H. O. Fulton
Tess” Burns
EB. McLemore
W. J. Towler
Frank Wilsford
A. la. McKinney
WM Wilsford
Ex Soldier From Maury County Dead
Irby T. Dugger twenty four died Friday from burns at a burning well in Shreveport Louisiana His funeral was at his parents Silverville home led by Elder Rutherford Dugger served in France in the recent war He is survived by four brothers Reece Amis Lem Ed and three sisters Mia James Seagraves Cordie Mrs Claire Orr Mrs Ethel Journey Will Francis Mrs Journer and Prof Morton will move to Springfield Tennessee later.
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Irby T. Dugger
Maury Cauilia
Shreveport
Tom J. Dugger
Silvernville
Elder Rutherford
Lynnville
Mr. Dugger
France
Hintay
Louisana
Oil
Gaa Fielda
Reece, Dugger
Amis Dugger
Lem Dugger
Ed Dugger
Mia
James Seagraves
Mins Cordie Dugger
Mre
Claire Orr
Hardison Wins County Board Seat in 2nd Division
Andrew Jackson Hardison was re elected to the county board of education from the second division comprising the third and fourth districts. He had been appointed to fill a vacancy and declared he would serve as a duty, with his son Captain Maximillian Hardison on the High School faculty. Russell is favored to remain chairman as three current members will be seated. Senator Clarke won in the seventh and tenth districts though not a candidate, his name written in ballots.
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Clarke
Nathe
Russell
Daily Herald
the Herald
Andrew Jackson Hardson
County Board of Education
Hardson
Board of Education
Graham
Maximillian Hardison
Rock Springs
Leftwich
Hardison
Jackson
Haywood
William James Russell
P. Richardson
Tis
W. J. Russell
Henry H. Hib
Wash P. Riuagell
Roberts
Belie
Me Ub Hasselleket
S. A. Mays
Rekbtes Ant Tayne
Resul Nis
Peved Jaleo
Columbia
Bilerprice
Court House
Looney
Latheam
County Cour
Hili
Hill
Phoenix National Bank
Bank of Springill
Middie
Methodist Church
Consolidated Rally Hill Area School Planned near Rally Hill
A new consolidated school will be built in Rally Hill area combining Rally Hill Manaseth and Lees Corner. The project costs about 4500 dollars, serves 125 to 140 students, spans four miles, and is funded by 1600 from citizens and 3000 from county bond funds with no delay anticipated.
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Daily Herald
Rally Hill
Manaseth
Lee's Corner
Graham
A. J. Harrison
Miles P. Murphy
County Board of Education
Quirtey
Rally Hilh
Vaid
Kedron
Crabtree Campaign Managers Pledge Support for Nominees
Claud Godwin, who ran Crabtree’s governor bid in the seventh district, says the primary is over and calls for strong Democratic support in November. Bol Mullins, county campaign head, urges a large Democratic vote for the nominees. Mrs J B Harris and daughter Rona return home after a three week visit in Dallas and Waco.
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Claud’ Godwin
Crabtree
Congressional Market
Bol Mullins
J. B Harris
Rona
Dalian
Waco
Toons
Henry H Hill and Wash P Russell Named for House
Henry H Hill and Wash P Russell named for House at county meeting as two of the county's largest and most progressive farmers were nominated for the role.
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Henry H. Hill
Wash
P. Russell
County
Davis Mitchell Again Named to A. Hays Seat
Davis Mitchell again named to the A. Hays seat as ward in the county officials shows no changes on September 1. Chancellor Lytle expected to reappoint Mora Pariss as clerk and master, while no other changes in personnel are anticipated. Henry Hib and Wash P. Ruigell were elected to the legislature, with strong leads for farmers and a Republican-leaning county.
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Lytle
Mora B. Farisa
Court House
Burog
Davis Mitchell
Houser
Williama
Chancelor Lytle
Baeiss
Fariss
Whitthorne
Rye
Wounded Man Seeks Damages in Shootings Case
R B Isley sues Peer ers Chemieat Compliny after being shot by R A Johnson several days earlier. He claims damages of 10100 in the frent court for injuries and confinement to his room. Suit is brought by Webster and Webster.
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Daily Herald
R. B. Isley
Chenut
Peerers Chemieat
R. A. Johnson
Hugh
Johnson
Frent
Idley
Veen
Isley
Webster & Webster
Hair Raising Race in Lawrence County Sheriff Election
Special to The Herald Lawrenceburg Tenn Aug 6 A fair raising race and eyedash finish in Lawrence County pitted Democrats Curtis and Republican Tigwell for sheriff. Curtis won by just over 200 votes. Williamson, Democrat, took trustee by slightly over 200 votes. Tax assessor race between Rood and Webb remained in doubt with Webb leading by sixteen votes with one or two precincts uncounted.
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Daily Herald
The
Herald
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Lawrence County
Sherif
Trustee
Curtis
Tigwell
Sheriff
Williamson
Tix
Rood
Webb
Remains of Mrs Smith Arrive Here in Mourning Row
The remains of Flora Killain Smith widow of W A Smith formerly of Columbia arrived from Mt Vernor Illinois and were taken to Rose Hill for prayer. Her son, daughter and a niece accompanied the cortege. Pallbearers included Ashley Sowell and C M Edwards. Maury Undertaking Co in charge.
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Flora Killain Smith
W. A. Smith
Columbia
Mt Vernor
Ill
Rose Hill
H. Mt. Jretherford
Lynnville
Smith
Hp, Flint
Vernon
HR. J. Hatch
Nashville
Ashley Sowell
Felix Nolyon
W. AL. O'Brien
A. L. Norgraws
Ashley Wilkins
C. M. Edwards
Waa
Maury Undertaking Co
Grand Jury Reconvenes After Month‑Long Break
The grand jury reconvened this morning after a month’s recess. It is likely to complete its work in a few days. The panel plans to inquire into tax delinquency, noting many residents have not paid telegraph taxes. The delinquent list in the city is viewed as uneven.
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Lahore
Herald election extra praised for full county coverage
The Herald received praise for its election special that morning subscribers across rural routes also received. It reported complete coverage of state and county races, congressional districts, and both primaries with general results. Support from local business leaders and county partners enabled timely distribution.
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Herald
Stewart Elected Constable Seventh Time
The Daily Herald reports Stewart won the constable race amid a crowded field of four candidates. Voters in the city delivered a clear result with Stewart securing the position for another term, reflecting continued support from local residents.
Rain Delays in Melon Picking Hurt County Yield
Rain delays affect the melon picking season with reduced yields and advisory notes. Delegates to a county convention will be elected by regular November elections and meet to plan a future for families and schools. The piece also reports lighter melon shipments and notes quality remains high for the season.
Mies Meter Wager Leads Hidden Race at Tuneninbin Meet
A cryptic report notes Mies Meter Wager leading an event at Tuneninbin with Rat yall be Mites Swetie Joyce and assistance from Maye FC in Alabama. The fragmentary item hints at a regional track meet with unnamed rivals and local figures.
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Tuneninbin Ata
Mra FC
Maye
Alfiany
Tomatoes Weighing Over a Pound Each
Fragmentary notes describe unusually large tomatoes with mention of names and places. The text references heavy produce and a curious seed or plant origin, but readability is limited. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the readable fragments.
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