Lectures and World Figures Highlight Columbia Fair Week
Maury County residents anticipate a busy fair week with William Jennings Bryan invited to speak on American democracy. The Modern Woodmen of America plan a public exhibit hall and a Sept 15 address by D W Boger D D HL. A Record flight monoplane display by Louis Blériot is also billed for Sept 18-17 in Columbia.
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William Jenings Bryan
Lin-' Neb
Oderatt
Wry
Columbia Sap
Modern Woodmen of America
Bryan
Bryen
United States
Rock City
Naseville
D. W. Boger
John P. McGaw
Maury County Fair Association
Roney Print
Avistor
Louis Blerfot
English
Monsieur Blefot
France
Columbia
Beard charged in murder of Pink Beard near Franklin
Franklin Tennessee August 28 Joe Beard 24 a blacksmith has been jailed in Franklin in connection with the killing of A Pink Beard a Maury county farmer living near the Williamson county line Joe Beard a cousin of the dead man formerly boarded at the A P Beard home family complications followed by removal He was seen near the tragedy Wednesday afternoon with the body not found until Friday The prisoner refuses to talk
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The
Herald
Franklin
Tenn
Joe Beard
A. Pink Beard
Maury County
Williamson County
A. P. Beard
Beard
Mooningham Arrested in Larceny Case
Sheriff Webb returned from Hohenwald with Goddy Mooningham who faces larceny charges in Maury county. The 18 year old allegedly took chickens from Joe H Fann and fled to Shelbyville where he was later found and jailed in Columbia awaiting trial. His brother Van was arrested on an assault with intent to murder charge in connection with the case.
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Webb
Hohenwald
Lewis County
Goddy Mooningham
Maury County
Mooningham
Joe H. Fann
Shelbyville
van Mooningham
Van
Goddy
Bedford County
Hohendald
Columbia
Tme
Small Hope Held Out For Assassin's Victim
Bedford August 18 The Thillin merchant Phih Rock was badly wounded yesterday by malbual Avotavine while on his way home three miles north of town. Doctors say his recovery is very uncertain and frail.
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Bedford
Phih Rock
Maury Democrats Plan Meeting to Elect Delegates
Maury Democrats assemble Monday September 5 to elect delegates for the September 14 Nashville meeting. Chairman Smiler issues call inviting Democrats opposed to machine domination and aligned with State Convention principles to participate in a harmonious gathering.
Marry Countians and Court House Demands in Maury County
Maury county residents discuss a tragedy at the bottom of the tale and a mass Democratic convention set for September 5 in Columbia to elect delegates for the Nashville State convention on September 14. Officials frame the event as a rebirth of the party against machine rule, with endorsements for Hooper and Enloe anticipated and harmony urged at the gathering.
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Maury County
Court House
Columbia
Nashville
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Omiser
County
Democratic Committee
State Committee
State Democratic Committee
James A. Smiler
J. L Finn
Hooper
Enloe
Harmony
United States
Old Maury
Old Negress Dies at Home in Columbia City
Nannule Fuppen, a 60 year old Black resident, died at her East Jill home yesterday afternoon and was buried today. She was a respected figure in Columbia and well known in the community.
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City
Nannule Fuppen
East Jill
Columbia
Missionary of Isle of Pines Returns After Long Absence
Committee named for examination of applicants for Sup t Rev J T Redmon spending his in the event that theres first vacation in two should be opposition to years in states Graham.
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J. T. Redmon
Graham
Will Preach at First Church Looks Like a Guard Field
Representative of Columbia District in the Foreign Field will preach at the First Methodist Church in Columbia on the second Sunday in September. Rev J T Redmon of Santa Fe Isle of Pines is on a visit to old friends and will share his missionary work with the congregation. He left his post on July 4 and plans to remain in the county until mid September, unable to attend the Tennessee annual conference.
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J. T. Redmon
Santa Fe
Pines
Columbia
Redmon
Isle of Pines
Columbia District
Methodist Episcopal Church
States
Kentucky
Tennessee
Redman
Supreme Court Justices Find Homes
Two new Supreme Court justices have leased homes in Washington after a lengthy search. Associate Justice Hughes rented a residence on Twenty fourth Street and Massachusetts Avenue Northwest, and Associate Justice Lurton leased a home at 1721 I Street Northwest.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Hughes
Twenty-fourth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Lurton
Columbians Return From Beaver Dam Outing
A large Columbian party of nearly fifty returned Friday from Beaver Dam in Hickman county after a restful trip filled with hunting fishing dancing and other amusements. The list includes Mr and Mrs W S Fleming Miss Annie May Ruth Narclsse Fleming Will Fleming Mrs Horace Rainey Miss Mary Lainey and many others.
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Beaver Dam
Hickman County
Ruth
Narclsse Fleming
Will Fleming
Marie Brownlow
Nellie Williamson
Ada Wooten
Horace Rainey
Mary
Addie Lainey
Jongphey
John Friesson
Horace
Ig Rainey
Mora B. Fariss
Mary Bila
Wilzabeth Fairias
Elisabeth Watson
Mattie Willamson
Girard Brownlow
Local Church To Furnish Room At Tennessee Orphans Home
Elder 8. T. Sewell and Mesdames J. Batty and W. D. Fox from Lewlaburg arrived to arrange furnishing a room in the Tennessee Orphans Home. The space will be maintained in the future by the Christian church at Lowlaburg.
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T. Sewell
Batty
W. D. Fox
Lewlaburg
Tennessee Orphan's Home
Christian Church
Lowlaburg
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Farrest
SCR County Convention
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LAS
Pink Beard
First District
Ing
Will
Columbia Diatrict
Methodists
W. O. Gordon
R. L. Harris
J. P. Bostick
Mt. Pleasant
W. C. Branham
Spring Hill
John P. Graham
Cullooka
Supreme Court
Duck River
Suck Island
Virge Patton
Christine Patton
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