Public Schools: Move From Farms To Cities In Tennessees Shift
Commissioner Capt. T. B. Peck argues high living costs push Tennesseans to rethink farm life. He notes state imports millions in farm staples, urges keeping production local, and praises farm modernization, agricultural education, and the public schools turning toward agriculture and domestic science to retain rural youth.
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T. B. Peck
Commissioner of Agriculture
Tennessee
Oratera
el Dorado
Igh
Perjury Charge For Soft Drink Man in Chattanooga
C Moses, soft drink proprietor, was bonded $1,000 on a perjury charge by City Judge Martin Fleming after a six year old boy testified Moses sold beer to him. Moses had previously denied it. He was fined $60 and costs, bonded $1,000 on a liquor selling charge with a $50 fine, and bonded $250 for selling to a minor. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
C. Moses
Martin Fleming
Moses
Gaynor to Run on Third Ticket in New York
Charles Whitman is named the Tammany district attorney nominee with McCall endorsing reform backing. Mayor Gaynor announces plans to head a third ticket, promising a complete slate of candidates under the Gaynor emblem.
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New York
Charles
Tammaty
Ross R. Appleton
Gaynor Independent Movement
Gaynor
Jury finds Frank guilty of murder in Mary Phagan case
In Atlanta Georgia on August 26 1913 the jury convict ed Frank of first degree murder in the Mary Phagan death. The verdict sparked a 2000 strong crowd outside the courthouse and prompted authorities to clear the courtroom while the prisoner remained in his cell awaiting sentencing.
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Atlanta
Ley M
Mary Phagan
Frank
Roan
Winburn Realth
Injured murderer found in cave near Pittman creek
Somerset, Ky Aug 26 Badly wounded and guarded by two friends the murder suspect Josh Tartar sought for killing Burnside merchant John Fitzgerald and wounding City Marshal Coomer was found in a cave at Pittman creek. He refused arrest, is shot in leg and arm, carries ammunition, and a surgeon identified the hiding place.
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Somberset
Josh Tartar
John Fitzgerald
Burnside
Coomer
Waddle
Pittman Creek
Tartar
MecElveen Sets Errorless Fielding Record
Humpty MecElveen, former Atlanta and Nashville infielder now with the Knoxville Appalachian League club, claims a world record for errorless fielding. From June 21 to August 23 he played 42 games without an error, handling all 260 chances.
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Memphis
Tenn
Humpty MecElveen
Atlanta
Nashville
Knoxville Appalacian
Mack
Thaw Fight Moves to Test Canadian Immigration Law
In Sherbrooke Quebec Aug 26 former Pennsylvania governor William A Stone predicts snow will lie thick before Harry Thaw leaves Canada. Thaw’s lead attorney hints at testing the constitutionality of Canadian immigration law via appeals and the US Canada treaty, with efforts centered in Washington and Dominion Parliament interpretations.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Harry Thaw
Canada
Wm. A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Thaw
Stone
United States
State Department
Washington
Youth Route Carriers Face Dismissal Across Tennessee
Nashville reports that route carriers under fourteen will be dismissed under state law enforcement. State Factory Inspector Mitchell announced notices to major papers, aiming to remove underage workers nationwide. He cited enforcement in Nashville and a factory in a smaller town where nine boys were discharged for youth.
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Nashville
Nashville Daily Papers
Mitchell
Focal Morning
Nashville Banner
Knoxville Sentinel
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Chattanooga Times
Chattanooga News
Memphis
Tennessee
Kills Man Who Saved His Life in Kentucky River Incident
In Taylorsport Kentucky William Zurlbry saved Louis Philips from drowning after their skiff overturned near the riverbank. After returning home Philips later shot Zurlbry at his breakfast table, killing him instantly. Philips fled but was pursued by a posse and escaped.
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Taylorsport
Louis Philips
Ohio
William Zurlbry
Phillips
Delhi
Kentucky
Zumbry
Zurlby
Philips
Zurlbry
Leaders Oppose Bankers Plans on Currency Bill
Washington reports show Democratic leaders expect to pass the currency bill with little change after bankers at Chicago urged amendments. Senate hearings may follow, with Owen noting merit in reducing reserve requirements, while progress toward President Wilson’s policy gains pace in Congress and Bryan endorses the plan.
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Washington
Chicago
House
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Ate
Congress
Senate
Owen
Senate Currency Committee
Senate Committee
Relgard
Wilson
Bryan
United Front
Errey
Vacation grafters make hosts poor in Kansas City
Kansas City August 26 Ralph Perry manager of the municipal pawn shop says a dozen people in two weeks pledged their jewelry to cover mounting grocery and butcher bills caused by relatives and friends visiting at high living costs. He urges people to stay home and not burden kin.
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Kansas City
Ralph Perry
Kanana City
Denied Kiss Shot Wife Then Killed Self
Philadelphia Aug 26 Enraged when she refused to kiss him goodbye before he ended his life Thomas Keene shot and seriously wounded his wife and held a squad of policemen at bay while he swallowed poison He was taken to a hospital where he died The young couple had been separated seven months and today the husband was served with papers on a divorce bill He sought his wife and begged her to give him one last goodbye kiss.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Keene
Yapera
Children’s Day at State Fair Highlights Nashville Event
Nashville August 2 Children’s Day at the State Fair on Monday September 29 offers a public school holiday for all children to visit. A full program includes a morning Educational and Children's Building program with songs stories ponies and blue ribbon ponies, afternoon exhibits pony races free grandstand acts and an evening pony show automobile show and fireworks. Pony classes include riding harness and pony under saddle with cash prizes and no entrance fees.
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Nashville
Is Killed While Killing His Son in Chattanooga Tragedy
A. Wells Boyd Jr., son of Dr. A W Boyd, was shot dead by an accidental pistol discharge at his home in Chattanooga. He stooped to kiss his son goodbye when a plate fell from a scabbard, striking the hammer and firing through his heart. Boyd, a local business figure and motorcycle agent, was married to Viola Manning of Tracy City. Rumors of suicide were dismissed after scene examination.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
A. WelLs Boyd, Jr
A. W Boyd
Boyd
Rossville Boulevard
Misa Viola Manning
Tracy City
Joan Lind Coming Home As Efforts Are Of No Avail
Mexico City reports President Wilsons envoy John Lind will depart for Vera Cruz with no indication of resuming negotiations or Mexico yielding from its stand. Lind to sail soon. Hale may accompany him. Rumors place Gen Trevino as provisional president, others say Huerta recalls officers. Mexicans and foreigners tense as Wilsons message to Congress looms and government stays silent.
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Joan Lind
Mexico City
Wilson
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Mr. Lind
Gen. Trevino
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Japan
Congress
President Submits Document to Leaders of House and Senate
The president has sent a formal document to the leaders of the House and Senate for consideration. The move signals a push on key policy priorities and outlines proposed actions pending legislative review.
President Wilson Seeks Peace With Mexico Policy
President Wilson read to Senate and House committees a policy of friendship and non interference toward Mexico, opposing Huerta's regime and proposing a constitutional election. He aims for peaceful settlement via diplomacy led by envoy John Lind, with Huerta's rejection noted. White House hopes for concessions by Mexico before his joint session speech.
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Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign Rely
jHone
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congress
United States
Rio Grande
Victoriano Huerta
John Lind
Huerta
White House
Mexico
Chicago
Hilles
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Cummins
Hille
L. & N. Fare Case Heard By Alabama Judges
In Huntsville on August 23, Judges Shelby and Grubb heard the L. N. and N. case seeking a writ of superseders to halt the railroad commission order forcing fare reductions while an appeal awaits in the Supreme Court. The railroad argues it loses about $400 daily due to the reduction. The judges took the matter under advisement.
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Huntsville
Ala
David D. Shelby
United States Circuit Court
W. J. Grubb
United States District Court
L. & N. Railroad
Railroad Commission
United States Supreme Court
Grubb
Shelby
Birmingham
Minister Praises Dr King New Life Pills in Allison
Reverend H StegenvoM extols Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation saying they are such perfect ville no home should be without this remedy in all households.
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H. Stegenvom
Allison
Dr. King
Ville
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