Ireland and England Preparing for Fight Sinn Feiners Meeting
Rural schools show big gain in enrollment. Secret session Sinn Fein parliament to decide upon British peace proposal. County board faces budget limits as enrollments rise and more teachers are needed. Dublin reports indicate increased attendance across districts amid talks of Lloyd George terms.
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Ireland
England
Sinn Feiners
Graham
Owden
Board of Education
Andrew J. Hardison
County Board of Education
Sullivan and
Enterprise
Joy
Stiversville
Cullookiy Dedilendale
Humber
United Preas
Dublin
Dall Eireann
Proya George
Dial ‘Eireann
Cleanup squad to help ex service men in Columbia
On September 15 16 and 17 a government cleanup squad will visit Columbia to assist ex service members with filing and perfecting claims for compensation. Physicians contract officers vocational trainers and others will aid in hospital treatment proof of discharge papers and necessary documentation. Adjutant William Oakes and Vice Commander Jesse Rayburn of the American Legion will ensure cooperation with local Legion leaders during the visit as part of a statewide tour to secure federal justice for deserving veterans.
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Wi Viant Columbia
Thi County
Agajnat
William Oakes
Jesse Rayburn
American Legion
the Legion
Columbia
Ask Candidates for Sheriff 10 State Position
The mass meeting at the New Grand on Tuesday morning prompted women voters in Maury County to press sheriff candidates for clear stances on enforcing laws, liquor questions, and oaths of office. They request definite statements on how each candidate would proceed if elected to improve law enforcement and reduce laxity among officials.
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New Grand
Maury County
Increased rate to contractors triggers big losses for road work
Special to The Herald Nashville Aug 18 state highway commission says highway construction costs will rise by thousands per mile as Interstate Commerce Commission allows railroads to raise stone and gravel freight rates by 25 percent by October 13. Contracts with guaranteed freight rates are few. many contractors will lose profits or more amid the higher costs. The note ends with a call at a mass meeting of women voters at the New Grand seeking candidates with concrete crime and prohibition enforcement plans.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
State Highway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tennessee
Highway Commission
Eastern Sculptor Weds Nashville Girl
Miss Ile Kinney, a young Nashville sculptor, married in New York to Leopold Scholz after mutual study and collaboration over the past two years. The Herald reports the ceremony and notes the couple’s artistic partnership and ties to Nashville.
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Nashville
The
Herald
Tenn
Aug
Ile Kinney
New York
Leopold Scholz
Mrs A W Thomas Improves After Operation Sought
A message from Prof Lee Thamar reports Mrs FR Y Thomas improving after surgery in Philadelphia. The operation was performed to relief ailment. she rests comfortably as her son and family await further updates.
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Lee ‘Thamar
Slin
FR Y Thomas
Raster
Philadel Phin
Weishutay
Abe
Woodrow Wilson Seen As Top Disarmament Advocate
Senator William H King of Utah said Woodrow Wilson is the natural choice as an American delegate to the disarmament conference in a Washington interview. Rae echoed that Wilson’s name should suggest itself to President Harding in considering delegates.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
William H. King
Unith
Democatic
Ghe
Rae
Wilson
Harding
Young Wife Bertha Wall Dies After Illness
Mrs Bertha Wall aged twenty nine wife of T C Wall died at her parents home two miles from Columbia on the Hampshire pike after several months illness. She was a Christian Church member beloved by many and is survived by two children five brothers and three sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at her residence with Rider J Paul Staufen and Rev Boyd S Fiebler officiating. Interment in Rose Hill cemetery. Pallbearers named A B Sowell Ira Hardison Jeane Overton E Notarass Frank Sowell and W E McKinney.
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Bertha Wall
T. C. Wall
Find
W. J. Milan
Columbiav
Hampshire Pike
Mex. Wall
Christian Church
Thomas
Frances
Pirenta
Clyde Milan
Washington, D. C
Horace
Moines
Prank
Dick Milan
Columbia
Mise Mildred Milan
South Carolina
Margorie
Sue
Rider J
Paul Staufen
Boyd S. Fiebler
Rose Hill
A.B. Sowell
Ira Hardison
Jeane 2. Overton
EE. Notarass
Frank Sowell
W. E. McKinney
Bryant Station Meeting Promises Big County Fair Report
The Bryant Station community holds an important Friday meeting at Bryant Station station to discuss the county council state fair exhibit. The local class is among the top five and the prepared exhibit is expected to be among the county’s best.
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Bryant Station
County Council
Premier Lloyd George Seeks Peace at Conference on Disarmament
London August 18 Premier Lloyd George expressed delight at the United States joining the conference on disarmament. He prayed the talks lead to real peace and to a Pacific Ocean that remains pacific.
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United Preas
London
United States
Lloyd George
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Immense Crowd at New Grand Theatre Draws Big Shows
An immense crowd packed the New Grand Theatre last night for two showings of Why Women Sin. Novel advertising stands drew spectators from miles around. Claire Whitney and Charles Gerard headlined and helped make the production a major success.
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New Grand Theatre
Claire Whitney
Charles Gerard
Dry Officers Capture Liquor on Canadian Yacht Venice
Prohibition agents seized ninety six cases of liquor from the Canadian yacht Venice after a midnight boarding near Cleveland. Captain William Cury and four crew members were arrested along with four women and three men found loading liquor onto trucks following a brief struggle.
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Cleveland
Venice
William Cury
Toronto
London approves Wilson for disarmament delegation
Official circles in London today approved Senator King of Utah's suggestion to name Woodrow Wilson as a member of the United States disarmament conference delegation. The development arises as discussions continue on the make‑up of the delegation and related policy.
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United Press
London
Senator King
Utah
Woodrow Wilson
Germany Accept Demands in Treaty Talks
London Aug 18 United States demands in drafting the peace treaty with Germany include compensation for American lives lost in the great war. German leaders reportedly resist some points yet are willing to concede all essential terms and sign the treaty as soon as possible.
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Duted Press
London
United States
Powor
Germany
Beasley Named To State Charities Board In Tennessee
Nashville August 18 Gov. Taylor appointed Mrs J G Beasley of Nashville to the state board of charities and corrections. She succeeds S Waters McGill whose term expired.
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J. G. Beasley
Nashville
Waters M’gill
The
Herald
Tenn
Burns to lead Justice Department Investigation Bureau
William J. Burns was appointed head of a new bureau within the Department of Justice to investigate federal matters. The announcement came from Attorney General in Washington on August 18. The move signals a strengthening of national law enforcement leadership and coordination.
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Doltes Press
Washington
William J. Burns
Burcgh
Department of Justice
Plague Grasshoppers Over Stricken Russia Add to Horror
Describing a vast invasion, reports state billions of grasshoppers darken skies over famine ravaged Russia. The infestation devastates crops, strips remaining food, and deepens wartime hardship. Authorities warn of continued ecological and humanitarian impact.
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Russia
Plague of Brasshoppers Ravages Russian Villages
A Red Cross appeal cites a grasshopper plague across Samara and Safatott districts crippling crops needed to feed Russia. Dr George Lodyensky reports five billion pounds of food lost as whole villages are deserted and bodies lie unburied along roadsides.
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United Press
Paris
Russia
Samara
Safatott
Red Cross
George Lodyensky
Russian Red Cross
Murder Victims of Good Killers May Exceed 100
New York detectives estimate the Good Killers gang has murdered over a hundred victims. Six alleged members are held at the Tombs in connection with Carmelo Calzzo's murder near Asbury Park New Jersey. Bloody trails reach Pittsburg Chicago Buffalo Detroit and several New Jersey towns.
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United Press
New York
Carmelo Calzzo
Asbury Park
N. J
Pittsburg
Chicago
Buffalo
Detroit
New Jersey
Garber couple returns from goods buying tour
Miss Fannie Garber and Mahlon Garber report a successful trip to St Louis and Louisville for Garber & Co. They say goods are cheaper and Mr Garber secured wonderful values for the trade. He plans to announce details in The Herald soon.
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Fannie Garber
Mahlon Garber
St. Louis
Louisville
Garber & Co
Beginning Work on Two Bridges in West Virginia
Theodore W Horner of Concrete Steel Bridge Co Clarksburg West Virginia has begun constructing two bridges after contracts awarded by the roads superintendent. The firm has started heating and has purchased materials. Welders will work on Bear Creek pike over Frat Creek and at John A Thomas ford over Little Bucky Creek. Horner expects to finish both bridges well before severe weather.
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Theodore W. Horner
Concrete Steel Bridge Co
Clarksburg
W. Va
Horner
Bear Creek
Frat Creek
John A. Thomas
Little Bucky Creek
Horner Exporte
Registration peaks as three district booths close at nine
Counts show 424 at courthouse booth with 388 women and 26 at Stock Yards with 4 women for 1 094 registered in the ninth district by noon. Mt Pleasant reports 641 registrations with 1800 women, third district totals rise with Rally Hill 200 Kedron 141, aiming to exceed prior day totals as six to ten days of registration end tonight.
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Court House
Stock Yards
Mt .Pleasant
Rally Hill
Kedron
China to Send 100 Delegates to Pacific Conference
United Press reports that the Chinese Government notified Washington that it will send a delegation of 100 to the permanent and Pacific conference. The Aug. 18 notice comes as Beijing engages in regional diplomacy through the United States.
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China
Ferenc
United Press
Washington
State Department
Cates Found Guilty of Violating Liquor Laws in County Court
Rubin and Rivert Cates, Vebidente of the western county section, were found guilty of violating state liquor laws in county criminal court. A $50 fine and costs were assessed by Special Judge Hugh Todd Shelton sitting for Judge Whitthorp. Case brought by County Attorney Pride: Yormtinaon.
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Rubin
Rivert Cates
Westeri
Hugh Todd Shelton
W.C. Whitthorp
Pride
Yormtinaon
Stimulated Tax Payment Amid Democratic Primary Stimulus
County trustee Russ Burns urges faster tax payment to meet deadline of September 17. He predicts hundreds of poll taxes will be paid as momentum from the primary drives tax compliance.
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Russ Burns
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Garber & Company
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