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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1910

Page

12

Edgar Haynes Named to Succeed Judge Turner

County Judge W C Gordon announces the appointment of Edgar Haynes to the three member county revenue commission to replace W B Turner who resigned after being elected circuit judge. Haynes, a popular local bar member, will serve until the next regular election in July of next year alongside W J Towler and Shelby Coffey.

W. C. Gordon Bdhor Haynes County Revenue Commission W. B. Turner Quarterly Court Haynes Sase W. J. Towler Shelby Coffey Turner

Gold Dollar Still Winning At Winchester Fair

About 8 000 attendees at the Franklin County Fair with crowded shows and growing stock on display. Officials anticipate over 12 000 visitors on Thursday and Friday. Races included a 2 24 trot won by Gold Dollar, a 2 17 pace won by Nelson, and a yearling stake pace featuring Ima Star among others.

Winchester Tenn Franklin County Ttna Little Turtle Gallagher Pulsus Whitehead Dorothy Hansboro Onward Silver Lee Misa Prudence B. m Prodigal Rose D Fred Patchen Patchen Reeves Nelson Prairie Bells Taylor Pearoeremny Ada McKay B. mi Duplex Lord Curzon Berr Thomas Helen Trix Duplex Whitehead Timvo Ima Star Direct Fitzgerald Dimple Br. Thomas John War

Patterson urged to quit race amid anti machine drive

Reports from this city say Patterson is being pressed to withdraw from the race. George Lancaster allegedly leads a push and is compiling names for a plea. Telegrams from across the state reach Patterson as plans suggest he may withdraw to leave the field to Hooper if an antimachine convention forms.

Patterson George Lancaster Hooper Etta Chattanooga

Deaths in Columbia and Lebanon Area This Week

Notices report multiple deaths including Heyes WUingen Hayes a Nashville blacksmith died after a bowel operation at 17. Interment in Nashville. Also William P. Dooley of Hillsboro Texas formerly Maury County held a Hillsboro post as a sector and collector. Mary Crook wife of Z V Crook buried Lawrenceburg at age 4. Mrs Anna Figuers McLemore Rogers dies Florence Alabama after long illness. Mrs Hettie McKinzie McClain dies Lebanon Tennessee educated at the Athenaeum and sister of ex Railroad Commissioner J N McKinzie. survives husband and children in Chattanooga Philadelphia Louisiana and elsewhere.

Heyes Wuingen Thin Cy Nashville Hayes Pulaski Camp Wellsville John W. Jackson William P. Qootey William P. Dooley Hillsboro Texas Dooley Maury County Mra. W. A. Voss Columbia Jim Prank Dooley Mary Crook Z V. Crook Carpenter Street Lawrenceburg Crook Rogers Mary D. Warfield Mrs. Rogers Florence Ala Anna Figuers McLemore Rufus McClain Lebanon Tenn McClain Hettie McKinzie The Athenaeum J. N. McKinzie Joe Anderson Joe Brown Chattanooga Ewing Graham Philadelphia Alex McClain Louisiana Alex. McClain B. A. Enloe

Mound City Pats Fan Acknowledges Weekend Guest Birds

Miss Louise Graham White of Spring Hill hosted her cousin Miss Edith Anderson of Nashville for a weekend visit. The snippet references a local store or firm named Martin & Vangan Co and hints at a possible price increase for a team or item labeled Mound City Pats.

Mound City Martin & Vangan Co Louise Graham White Spring Hill Edith Anderson Nashville

Harvester Drives 2 02 Mile At Port Erie Grand Circuit

Ed Geers steered The Harvester to a 2:02 mile in the final heat of the 2:07 trot at Port Erie, shaving a quarter second off the world mark for five year olds and setting a new race record. The stallion briefly stumbled but recovered to win as crowds cheered despite a two second slower track pace.

Buffalo Port Erie Harvester Ed Geers Walnut Hal Crescens Geers Bob Douglass

Ice Cream Supper at Knot Creek Baptist Church Friday

The Women's Missionary Society of Knot Creek Baptist Church invites the community to an ice cream supper this Friday in the lot of W A Hayes. Proceeds support church missions and local activities.

Knob Creek Women's Missionary Society of the Knot Creek Baptist Church W. A Hayes

Reform Democrats call mass convention for September 14 in Nashville

The Democratic reform committee ordered a delegate convention in Nashville on September 14 to select a Governor candidate and Railroad Commissioner, with county mass meetings on September 1 to elect delegates. J J Finney offered the resolution. debate over expanding nominations was rejected amid a harmonious meeting. Rumor persists Patterson may resign to unite factions, but supporters doubt the move.

Nashville Tenn Democratic Reform Democrate Railioad J. J. Finney Brown Swafford United States Hooper Herald Patterson

Swam River Averts Mob After Quinnimont Murder Suspect

Tom Wayne, a Black man accused in the assault and murder of Mrs. Alliss at Quinnimont, was moved from Bluefield to Welch to escape a lynch mob. Sheriff Wiseman and two Summers County deputies ferried him through New River and Greenbrier River, then lodged him in Prince ton jail after a twelve mile dash across the mountains to safety.

Bluefield Tom Wayne Alliss Quinnimont Welch Wiseman Summers County New River Greenbrier Wayne Princeton Mounain

Mt Pleasant Wins Opening Game Of Two Against Lewisburg

Mt Pleasant captured the opener 6 to 1 in a two game series with Lewisburg at Mt Pleasant. In the second game Lewisburg won 4 to 3 after batteries credited to Lewisburg were Marshall and McMahon, while Mt Pleasant batters were Binkley and Patterson.

Lewisburg Tenn Mt Pleasant Wy Song Wilson Dorbey Patterson Marshall McMahon Mt. Pleasant Binkley

Lynnville banks merge to form Bank of Lynnville

In Lynnville Tennessee on August 17 at a stockholders meeting the First National and the Farmers and Merchants banks agreed to consolidate into the Bank of Lynnville with capital stock of 30000 dollars. John W Fry will be president and Geo B Witt cashier with other officers to be elected later.

Lynnville Tenn First National Farmers and Merchants Bank of John W. Fry Geo. B. Witt

Wickliffe Rose Declines Peabody College Presidency

Prof. Wickliffe Rose has declined the presidency of Peabody Normal College and will move with his family to Washington. He serves as distributor of the Rockefeller fund and plans to relocate to take up duties there.

Herald Nashville Tenn Wickliffe Rose Peabody Normal College Washington Rockefeller Fund

Newly Elected Officers Must Have Certificates

County and district officials including constables advisory board members and school board must hold certificates of election issued by the county election commission before taking office J A Buber chairman notes the law applies to all officials elected in August certificates issued by the county board are ready for delivery upon request and must be signed by F L Gregory Horace Polk and Buber

Board of Education J. A. Buber Comminston Day County Board of Election Election Commission F. L. Gregory Horace Polk

Neel Readies Talk at Maury County Fair on Corn Clubs

Middle Tennessee expert L A Neel, co operator of the state agricultural office, writes Maury County Fair manager McGaw offering to speak at the fair next month on Corn Clubs and Agricultural Education. He notes travel to Columbia next week and asks for preferred topics, audience size, and venue date.

LA Neel Middle Tennessee Comaine Stoner of Agriculture McGaw Maury County Neel McGaw Beenya Columbia Tam L. A. Neel Middle Tenn

Revival Moves to Glendale

The Pleasant Mount church revival moved Sunday night to the Glendale Methodist church for a week or longer. During the Pleas ant Mount week there were forty conversions and twenty three accessions. At Glendale the Methodist and Presbyterian churches will join with Pleasant Mount in a union meeting under Evangelist Rev Hendrix from the Lore Star State.

Pleasant Mount Glendale TS. A Hendrix Lore Star State

Mule Dash at Glendale Ends in Wrecked Buggy

A frightened mule owned by Dalton Oliver bolted from Hardin W. Thomas’s Glendale lot as a revival ended. It struck a post and was deflected into a vacant lot, finally stopping at a wire fence after rescue with pliers. The buggy was badly wrecked and the mule suffered a head injury.

Providence Glendale Dalton Oliver Hardin W. Thomas Dalton Thomas

Bank of Theta Elects Officers Beginnings Soon

The Bank of Theta, recently incorporated at Theta, organized by electing officers and aims to open business on Oct. 1. Directors include Chae Mabott, B A Healey, A J McKnight, Rh Goock, Thos H Taylor, with B P Dalton as President and J McFite Gerald as Cashier. Subscribers urged for The Herald.

Bank of Theta Theta Eens B. P. Dalton J. McFitegerald J. B. Trimble Whee Chae Mabott B. A. Healey A. J. McKnight, Rh Goock Thos. H. Taylor

Taft congratulates Hooper nominee for governor

President Taft telegraphed Capt Red W Hooper Republican nominee for governor to extend warmest congratulations on his nomination. The Tennessee victory is seen as a step toward his election. Upon arrival at Newport a reception by Cocke county citizens will be held with a committee of fifty Democrats and Republicans, a brass band, and a courthouse address. Hundreds of telegrams await his arrival.

The Herald Nashville Tenn Taft Red W. Hooper Ofice Beverly Masa Bee W. Hooper Newport Tennessee William H. Taft Ben W. Hooper Cocke County Capt. Hooper

Four Boxing Bouts Thrill Murfreesboro Crowd

Large crowd attends Grand Opera House boxing night organized by Murfreesboro Athletic Club. Jones defeats Davis in four rounds. Halfacre beats Nicholson in five. Douglass vs Richardson ends in a draw. Johnson KO's Green after a tense exchange. Referee A. Brown and timekeeper Maxie Hoov officiate.

Grand Opera House Murfreesboro Athletic Club Jones Davis A. Brown Maxie Hoov

Local firm grows as Stover engines gain buyers

Harlan Porter and Walker are rapidly becoming Maury county’s gasoline engine specialists with heavy Stover engine sales. They recently delivered a ten horsepower engine to Valley Milling in Wilhapport for elevator use, a twenty horsepower engine to City Mill & Grain for their elevator, a thirty horsepower engine to Columbia Mill & Elevator for their elevator, and a one horsepower engine to Horace Strong for pumping purposes.

Harlan, Porter & Walker Maury County Valley Milling Company Wil- Hameport City Mill & Grain Co Columbia Mil & Elevator Co Horace Strong

Armour's Lawyer Frees Urion in Grand Jury Probe

Judge EM Landis in Chicago freed Alfred R. Urion, Armour Co board of education president and general counsel, from charges of interfering with a grand jury examining the packing industry. Three other Armour employees faced continued delays and potential contempt findings as Judge Landis reserved ruling until September on Willets, Shaw, and Holander.

Chicago EM. Landis United States Alfred R. Urion Board of Education Armour l@ Co Armour Landis M. Willets Setate Nat W. W. Shaw W. A. Holander Fife Stationery Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edgar Haynes the County Revenue Commission Cordo East Tennessee Sue County Rumer Ham West Virginia Peabody Rocky Chairman Smiter Maury County Election Commission Baa Poe A. Neel State Agricultural Bureau NEW Financial” Institution Taft Wires Hosper Stover Leophole
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