Courts Come Case As Precedent For Future
William Webster argues courts have warped the Constitution by doctrines like demurrer to the evidence and judges giving peremptory jury instructions. He warns that trial by jury is endangered and federal and state courts have advanced judicial legislation protecting corporations. He urges legislature to prohibit judges from instructing juries on facts and to treat such acts as a misdemeanor.
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Bditor
Tne
Webster
Prominent Positions Held by Jennings College Grads
The record states that Jennings College has more graduates in prominent positions than any other college in the state, asserting the superior achievement of its alumni across business and public sectors.
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Jennings’ Business
Tariff revival urged by call for presidential message
The Kansas City Star says a presidential tariff revision message at the next session would crystalize the issue, clear the atmosphere, and boost Republican gains. Also promoted is Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for quick relief of cuts burns and bruises.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Kansas City Star
Dr. Thomas
Can't It Queer What People Most Want to Know
A brief Chicago News opinion note suggests curiosity about others is often intrusive. The item cites social norms and privacy concerns, urging readers to reflect on what is appropriate to inquire about and what remains private.
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Chicago News
Public unions and their unseen service noted
A Baltimore News remark highlights that public attention to unions rises mainly during strikes while the steady work of averting disputes and fulfilling engagements by unions is often underappreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
South America gains in world role and trade potential
An 1890s analysis argues South America surpasses common myths, noting Argentina’s size and Buenos Ayres growth, immigration from Europe, and strong Atlantic trade. It cites Pan American aims, European links, and a proposed Pan American railway and isthmian canal as reshaping US influence and regional commerce.
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Argentina
South America
Ohio
Reesen Bootia
Key West
Fia
Buenos Ayres
Washington
United States
Laurier
Canada
Atlantic Coast
New York
San Francisco
Germany
Italy
Patagonia
Europe
Liverpool
Root
Pan-American Congress
Seasion
Rio de Janero
Congress
Fruit trees and plants offered by A Wilkes of Tennessee
Catalog of fruit trees berries and asparagus roots offered by A Wilkes at Colleuka Tennessee listing strawberry and raspberry plants and other varieties for sale.
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R A. Wilkes
Culleoka
Tenn
LOCAL NOTES HIGHLIGHT WIDESPREAD VISITS AND FAILS
Over the county society notes list numerous visits and arrivals from Nashville Knoxville Murfreesboro and Birmingham. Names include Mrs W K Bryson Mr J J Gray Mr Lawrence Webster Miss Alma Ramsey Miss Susie McKay and Major N F Cheairs among others. Several residents plan or have completed travels to Primm Springs St Louis Knoxville and Birmingham with extended family visits noted. A local sale and real estate listing appears with Williams place Sparrow place on Pulaski Pike.
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Air
J. T. Sterling
Eutaw
Ala
B.D. Joye
3. W. Dixon
Birmingham
Als
Joe Dixon
Ashwood
Dixon
Alaska
Mary Lou McMeen
Kelburn
Julia Gary
Thompson Station
Knoxville
Maryville
Murfreesboro
Susie McKay
Franklin
Mary McMeen
Sam Ledbetter
Springfield
Mt. Pleasant
Houser
Gallatin
Annie McMillan
Zion
Mia
Ed Turner
Susie Lipscomb
R J. Whittaker
Roberto Bend
Primm Springs
James Gregory
Evan Timmons
Godwin
St. Louis
Beasle Murphy
Virginia Moore
Jackson
Williams' Place
Sparrow Place
Thompson
Columbia
Tenn
H. O. Harris
Nashville
Wiley Fiarrly
Theta
Alice Emmerson
Sunnyside
R. J. Craig
M. M. McNeil
Broadview
Around Town Items in Columbia Chronicle
Local notes report resignations and moves at Alcorn’s drug store. Reece Denton and Jake Pennington relocate to the McClanahan cottage at Ninth and Glade. Several names travel to Nashville and Marshall, with Will Hodge improving after a serious fall. Comm. Padgett joins Welcoming Committee for Williama Jennings Bryan in Loutaville. Nashville delegates press for Greater Nashville Day on Sept 27 with projected heavy attendance. The Herald prints the Middle Tennessee Poultry Association catalogue for Columbia shows Nov 27–30. Also covered are store updates, accidents, and community announcements.
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Will Hodge
Marshall
Texas
Padgett
Loutaville
Williama Jennings Bryn
Messrs
Trotwood Moore
James ST. Moore
Nashville
Tennessee Fair Association
Messrs Moore
Board of Trade
mana[Stree
State Fair Association
Nashville Grays
Greater Nashville
Herald
Middle Tennessee Poultry Association
Columbia
Messie. Lynch
Ed Perry
Hoome
J. L. Hutton
Chancery Court
T.C. Brooks
Columbia High School
John Trotwood Moore
Nashville Board of Trade
Mowry Couigty
Moore
Grant
Louisville & Nashville R. R
A. Merrifield
Tuscumbia
Ala
Sallie Rodgers
Chicago
Reece Denton
McClanahan
Ninth Street
W. G. Harlan
William Thweat
Harlan & Thwest
Sheppard Stand
West End
The Sick Notables In Local District
Marguerite Wilson remains quite ill while Chris T Looney is sick at home on the Pulaski pike. Mrs Joe Hagey has recovered. Houston Thomas is somewhat better. Gus Watson and Dee Willis are ill. Willis recently returned from Nashville for vacation. Fannie Lou Butts and Sam Nichols face illness. Dr Hardison serves at Primm's Springs. Mrs A L Sharber has returned from Texas and is ill at Joe Sharber's home. Louise Chafin shows partial improvement.
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Marguerite
Uute
E. L. Wilson
Chris T .Looney
Pulaski Pike
Joe Hagey
Houston Thomas
Gus Watson
Dee Willis
Nashville
Fannie Lou Butts
Mel Butts
South High Street
Sam Nichols
Primm's Springs
Hardison
Carter's Creek
A. L. Sharber
Texas
Columbia
Joe Sharber
Ninth Street
Louise Chafin
New Postmaster Appointed at Carter's Creek
Roberts Church has been appointed postmaster at Carter's Creek in Maury County. Announcement from Washington D C notes the appointment dated August 22.
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Carters Creek
Herald
Washington, D. C
Roberts Church
Carter’s Creek
Maury County
Obituaries From Maury County Farewell Notices
A Maury County newspaper column reports multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Nellie Tomlinson Bostwick of Cullooka died Thursday in Memphis at meningitis, leaving a husband and a two week old daughter, with family connections to Tomlinson Pride and local relatives. Other notices commemorate Mrs. Humphrey Liggett of near Forest Grove, married life, church service, and community esteem. infant Jane Sands of Embargo Street, funeral at Rose Hill. Pitts White of St. Louis whose remains will arrive for services at Rose Hill. F P White brother to local residents. A T Vestal of Knob Creek, funeral at Chapwell church. and Samuel A Epperson of Allgood, Penn., visiting Maury County, with funeral plans at Mt. Olivet in Nashville. The notices name numerous relatives, residences, and dates.
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Cullooka
Nellie Tomlinson Bostwick
Memphis
Bostwick
Lindsey Tomlinson
Joan H. Pride
Maury County
Annie Tomlinson
Lindsay Tomlinson
Jesse Tomlinson
Columbia
Humphrey Liggett
Humphrey M. Liggett
Forent Grove
Liggett
Berlin
Methodist Church
Miesber
Mattie Weaver
Messrs
Lee, Bruce
Chesley
Florence
Pitts White
St. Louis
Rose Hill
Samuel A. Epperson
Allsood, Fenn
B. P. Dalton
Theta
Nashville
Mt. Olivet
Epperson
Mr. Epperson
John A. Epfferson
Allgood
J. Lee Epperson
Cookeville
Mra. Dalton
Thets
A. Powell
Lizzie Epperson
Damaged Wheat Wanted by Columbia Mill and Elevator Co
A Kansas City iceman was injured when a piece of ice fell on him while he carried a bot and piece to a customer. The note urges damaged wheat samples in any quantity with fair prices offered by Columbia Mill and Elevator Co, listing Wed Sat Mon and Sept. as dates.
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Columbia Mill & Elevator CO
Kansas City
Dallan News
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Miss Blanche
Galbreath
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Houston Chronicle
Ice Creheam
South
Doriver & Sidehottom
Church Street
Nashville, Tenn
Young's
W. K. Bryson
Fayetteville
Loyd Cecil
Croas Bridges
Thi County
Albert Webster
Crong Bridges
J. J. Gray
Rockdale
Lawrence
Lawrence Webster
Cross Bridges
Professor Hardy
Wade
Owen Brashear
Alcorn
Reese Denton
Jake Pennington
Chunshaw House
Ninth and Glade Street
W. T. McClanachian
Riverside
Tive
Oxfords
T.n.figuers
Robert Webb
John Webb
Jones Valley
R. J. Whittaker
Snow Creek
W. P. Boyd
F. P. White
Mr. White
Moasre
H. L. Walie
St. Ledger White
Thin City
Mr Walfe
St. Louie
A. T. Vestal
A.T. Vestal
Knob Creek
Chaprwell
Rev. Blackwood
Jane Sands
Mrs. Hazle Sands
Embargo Street
Rose
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