Voyage to Copenhagen and Norway from New York
Thomas Williams recounts the ship voyage from New York to Copenhagen Norway, describing rough seas, sails, and landmarks. He notes arrival in Copenhagen Harbor, welcomes by locals, and a warm reunion with friends and family. He mentions health, letters, telegrams, and pride in U S flags and patriotism aboard.
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Copenhagen
den Hey
Prommaet
New York
W. Ay
Aif Iis
Hoboken
Amy Bist Prompthy
Hudson
York
Bikhar
Larke
Orkney
London
Paca
Lobbitt
Milena
Scotland
Mathitoy Kwan
Euibentid
North Sea
Cirletian Sahde
Chriattais Sande
Christian Sands
Tubabahe Pter
Chriatt Iifot
Norway
Thlaroity
Tobra
Sweden
Danmark
Denmark
Mommbarg Castie
Namborg
Walcome
Greg Wien
Waltth
Harrick
Thorwildeens
United “States
Popenheren
Colombia
Williams
Georgia Women: Wave of Hazards in Textile Plants
The U S department of labor reports ten hours daily as the scheduled workday for 70 percent of Georgia born women in 15 towns. One fifth earn under five dollars weekly, median wage is 12 20. Hazards include unguarded machinery, unclosed elevators, and poor fire protection in over half the plants. sanitary conditions also need improvement. The Women’s Bureau urges eight hour and minimum wage laws, sanitation regulations for mercantile and industrial establishments, and appointment of women to the state board of commerce and labor to represent women workers.
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Cit
Georgia
U. S. 1 Department of Labor
Woman's Bureau
Women'a Bureau
Meorgia
State Board of Commerce and Labor
Legion Invited to Birmingham for Semiannual Centennial
From Friday’s issue, Commiteeman Ben Mayer invites Herbert Griffin and the American Legion to participate in a semiannual centennial event in Birmingham. Post Commander George Lewis reports the invitation to View Commander Jove Rayburn and Adm William Quakes, aiming for a large Columbia delegation in full uniform. Birmingham plans to observe health and comfort activities, with Mrs. RL Schmid of Atlanta noted for travel to attend the event.
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Ben Mayer
Pease
Herbert Griffin
American Legion
Ty Tenart
United States
George Lewis Braises
Birmingham
Ato
Jove Rayburn
Admn
William Qakes
Poral
Columbia
M Warding Nes
Opportunity to Tour Lands for Valuation Claims Ex-Service Men
Attorney Peebles of the State Board of Equalization in examining witnesses visits next month. Clean squad here. Crossing country travelers make trips while roads are still good. Many goods pass taking proof. Beginning early, lands here to make claims for tourist traffic valuation.
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Attorney Peebles
State Board OF Equalization IN
Depreciation in Land Values Cited by State Board
A state board of equalization official in Maury County, Peebles, opened proof on land valuations noting depreciation of about one third since 1919. Witnesses across districts testified properties would fetch roughly 33 percent less now than two years ago, while local authorities argue valuations reflect current financial sentiment and are fair. The process runs alongside efforts by exservice organizations to aid veterans and boost Columbia traffic.
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Aizen
Bally Herald
Sopiomax
Peebles
State Board of Equalization
Igh’ Udi
State Board
Statistician
Louth
Louthay
Tix Commissionan
Maury County
Daily Herald
Red Cross
Menorvica
Giles
Lincoln
Marshall
Columbia
Orr
Oakes
Eam Raudily
William Kyy Motor Co
Deal- Alfvonen
Dodge Brothers
Tuekdaeenem
Mount
Momning Agime Willams Fry
Figdee
Ring necked pheasants in Maury County preserve
Hugh Lee Webster received ten cock and nineteen hen ring necked pheasants from the state preserves in Nashville to stock Maury county. He plans a 3000 acre pheasant preserve across Crose Bridges Ridley Memite Cross Bridges and Austin Harlan farms. Shooting remains illegal. violators face full legal penalties.
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Daly Horaliii
Hugh Lee Webster
Nashville
Maury County
Thas Phan
Austin Harlan
Cros& Bridges
Webster
Vingland
United
Theta School to Open Monday For Term Start
Theta public street to open Monday morning under the direction of Prof. Robert L. Martin city education head, inviting patrons and pupils to hear a timetable address. Prof. W. J. Seervek, noted educator, will discuss school principles and educational aims.
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Theta School
Theta
Robertl. Martin
Cetyertta Whedia
witheliPer
Thm
iHarria
W. J. Seaervek
Juniors Enjoy Feast Oratory and Watermelons
Juniors of Columbia lodge held a watermelon feast Friday with abundant oratory. Local attendance rose beyond recent levels as John H. Dinkine and Mr Lanier of Mt Pleasant spoke on the order’s objects and aims. The extra effort boosted interest, attendance, and activity in Columbia.
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Daily Herald
Columbia Lodge
Aha
Alr
Lanier
Mt Pleasant
Columbia
Terror Reigns in Malabar as Riots Spread Across Towns
Desperate appeals for help go out as native mobs burn several towns in the Malabar district. Military reinforcements reported arriving in Bombay as the conflict disrupts daily life and lines of communication.
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United Press
Bombay
Malabra
Wellidgar
Malabar
McAdoo Opposes Mane Loans To U S Roads
Former Treasury Secretary William G McAdoo argues against a $500 million loan extension to railroads already owing the government about $1414 billion. He warns the extra credit would be an added investment and liability, masking government risk. The Senate committee heard the letter from McAdoo and debated summoning him to testify.
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Daily Herald
Washington
United Preas
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Impetor Genial
Rat Foods
A. O. Stanter
Erat
Kentucky
Senate
McAdoo
Jarier
Ussayers
Harding
United States
Ra Foods
Treasury
Stanley
Personal notices of friends and relatives visiting Nashville and area
Numerous short items document visits and travel of residents and relatives in and around Nashville. Names include Robert Lonard Fraser, Frances Alexander, Mrs. Robert Cooney, Arthur Hardy, Miss Charlotte Sowell, Miss Marie Knight, Miss Bessie Lucas, Clyde Milan, Horace Milan, Mrs. Rubye Cooke, Mrs. T. C. Wall, and many others. Periodically mentions sending greetings, returning from trips, and hosting at Peabody College, Red Rolling Springs, Beaver Dart Springs, and local homes.
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Robert eLonard Fraser
Nash
Willy Ae
Ben Lucy
Miso
Frances Alexander
Nashville
Robert Cooney
Birmingham
Bethel
Arthur Hardy
Sowell
Dee Ant Barnett
Waverly
Mra
Ligvie Mae Cavanar
Roberta Fry
Charlotte Sowell
Charlotte Bain
Peabody College
Nettle Bascomb
Pulaski
Marie Knight
Bessie Lucas
Dorris
Grace Flowers
Irog City
Richandson
Willie Maude
Madalon Pickens
C. Y. Orr
Mooresville
Clyde Milan
Washington
I. C
Horace Milan
Des Moines
Iowa
Mildred Milan
Charleston
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Ruby
Parkas
James M
Dean
Oroca
Rebecca Watson Haghan
Beaver Dart Springs
Mary B. Towler
Datugiter
Misa Daley
Towler
Iave
Whigittavilles Beach
Trude Shelton
Elizabeth Shelton
Mra Pontaine
Lawrenceburg
M. Richardson
Hugh T. Shelton
Elmont Springs
H. A. Moore
William F. Anderson
Louis Harrison
Red Rolling Springs
J. H. Marria
Lois
Albany
Ala
Marla Blair
Misa Elizabeth Callender
Hendersonville
Tenn
Wil
Sinclair Glass
B. Callender
Mikeé
Thelma
Katie Will Sullivan
Velma Harmon
Spring Hil
Helen
Evelyn Stone
Wil Harshaw
Minnie Berman
Rita Wolt
JD Maxwell
Balslanger
Texas
Maury County
Ewell Gregg
Anderson Bros
Poster
Lynnville
Maggie Lie Cheek
Rene Watstin
Chattanooga
Mort McMeen
A. Beal
Carrora Creek
Columbia
Col
James If. Kannon
Cullooka
Jennie Yeatman
Gallati
IPO House
Sarah Addison
Red Crow
Amcorn County Fair
Payeliaville
LD Herring
Annlatan
Abe
Chaffin Ani Aixter
Family of ten weighs 2218 pounds in Bellefonte smoke
A garbled Aug entry from Bellefonte Pennsylvania describes a large family of ten with total weight 2218 pounds. It mentions Straw and a champ at the state event, noting individual weights near 29 pounds and a beam breaking incident.
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Bellefonte
Ire
Cap
Philip Straw
Hia Pine
Abe
Muscle Sheets nitrate plant bid from Rubin firm in Florence
H D Rubin and John Ruhm of Mt Pleasant bid on the Wilson dam nitrate plant at Florence Alabama through the Rubin Phosphate Company. The offer included a 4500000 dollar initial payment, a fifty year lease, power for operation, and a government purchase option during wartime. Guarantors valued at over 200 million supported the bid, with plans to use the plant for commercial ferrige manufacture.
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Maury County
Florence
Ala
H. D. Dulin
New York
John Ruhin
Mt. Pleasant
Crm
Rubin Phosphate Company
H. D. Rubin
Tierday
Weeks
Rubin
Wilson Dames
Ruhm
Rulon
Dinning to Speak at County Agriculture Picnic Saturday
Hon John H Dinning will address the county council of agriculture picnic next Saturday at the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station. Members from across the county expect attendance with invited guests and families. The event includes a printed program, baskets for dinner, and ice water provided by Prof Hume. Dinning, a charter member, is noted for engaging talk and long involvement in agriculture.
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County Council of Agriculture
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Porteh
Pala Jmot
Wille
Pribe
John Fl. Dinning
Cowneil
Jase
Dinning
German taste for hamburger drives whale meat exports
Vancouver reports rapid whale meat exports to Germany for hamburger production as demand exceeds supply. The Holland America freighter Soondarijk recently departed with a whale meat shipment followed by another from Mish Olea Netherwale, recalling earlier US stage appearances.
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Vancouver
Germany
Holland
Soondarijk
Mish Olea Netherwale
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