Cumberland Presbyterian Publishing Board Reaches Compromise
In Nashville on Aug 23 the Cumberland Presbyterian board of publication withdrew its petition for a rehearing after a court ruling favored the U S A church. A new board will operate the publishing house at Fourth Avenue North. Cumberland Presbyterian materials will be produced there for one more issue and the next Sunday school literature at reduced cost.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Board of Publication
Cumberland Presbyterian Publishing House
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Sanford
Circuit Court of the United States
Middle Tennessee
Frank Siemmons
Vanderbilt
Cumberland Presbyterian
Fourth Avenue North
Commerce
Church Streets
William E. Ward
Baird- Ward Printing Company
Ward
Hamilton Parks
W. T. Hardison
John H. de Witt
W. A. Provine
T. A. Wiegington
L. M. Rice
H. G. Woood
J. M. Johnston
J. H. Reynolds
J. H. Zarecor
S. A. Cunningham
W. L. Danley
J. H. Zwingle
J. H. Fussell
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Cumberland Presbyterian Publishing Board
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Presbyterians
Cumberland Presbyterian Board
Pain Killer Buckien's Amnica Salve Ad Note
An advertisement fragment touts a pain killer salve for skin injuries promising immediate pain relief. The text cites KE Chamberlain of Inton Maine as an endorser or claimant.
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KE. E. Chamberlain
Inton
Cage
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Ball in the Mud Delays Riverside Baseball Game
Rainy field leaves Riverside unable to score as Spring Hill shows strong pitching. Morrison whiffs more locals, Hunter and Alford collect most hits for Columbia, with Hardison extra base hit in seventh before rain ends play. Score line shows 3 5 0 for Columbia and 2 0 0 0 8 3 for Spring Hill.
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Riverside
Morrison
Spring Hill
Columbia
Spring Hin
Twelve Year Old Girl Weds 21 Year Old Groom at Centreville
In Centreville near Lebanon Tennessee a 12 year old girl, Bessie Walker, married 21 year old Campbell Ruth with J L Bingham officiating. The wedding sparked parental outrage and possible legal action against the justice of the peace and groom, as the father seeks relief for his daughter.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Centreville
Campbell Ruth
Bessie
J. D.walker
J.L. Bingham
Stahlwart
J. L. Bingham
Justice of the Peace
Baptist Church Pastor Fined for Corner Cutting
Dr E J Dickinson pastor of First Baptist Church Birmingham was convicted and fined one dollar in the recorder s court for violating the trade ordinance by cutting corners across the street. Alvin Douglass church member presided as judge. Dickinson plans an appeal to challenge the ordinance as possibly unconstitutional.
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Birmingham
Ala
E. J. Dickinson
First Baptist Church
Recorder’s Court
Alvin Douglass
Dickinson
Supreme Court
Noted Pastor Russell Barred from Memphis Speaking Event
Memphis Tenn Aug 23 After days of debate ministers prevented the Tri State Fair from opening on Sunday and also withdraw the invitation to Pastor Russell to speak during the week The fair will open Monday Sept 22 The pastor's manager says he will still aim to attend Memphis attracting a large crowd The Hera
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Memphis
Tenn
Menhis
Russell
Botaz
Driecoll
Macon County Fair Draws Record Attendance in Lafayette
Lafayette Tenn August 22 The Macon County Fair opened with the largest attendance ever recorded for a single day. Gate receipts were ten times previous highs as about 3000 school children and many adults attended from surrounding counties. No races on display but livestock rings were full. A noon rain did not dampen turnout. The fair runs through Friday and Saturday.
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Lafayette
Tenn
Macon County
Officers Shot at Lafayette Fair Grounds
At the Macon county fair entrance in Lafayette Tennessee deputies Bowman and Hartle Jones were shot by Charlie Jones and Sam Jones. Bowman died. Hartle Jones was dangerously wounded, later believed recoverable. Charlie Jones was arrested after firing. he boasted of continuing if ammo held.
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Lafayette
Tenn
Amg
Fair Grounds
Macon County
John Bowman
Hartle Jones
Charlie Jones
Sam Jones
Charlie
Harde Jones
Sam
Bowman
Hilde Jones
Haynes
Pensions Depend On Appropriation In Tennessee
Nashville Aug. 23. The state pension board will not certify names added to the Confederate pension roll until an appropriation bill is passed or an extra session is called and likely approved. 100 veterans and 25 widows were approved last session, but the list is being held pending funding.
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Nashville
Hooper
State Pension Board
Frank A. Moses
John P. Hickman
Nashville Registers Record High In Citywide Registration
Nashville closes ten days of registration with 19 114 people signed up across 25 wards up from 17 989 two years prior. The final day saw heavy turnout and a busy last hour as registrars chased procrastinators with the Bloody Second leading with 1 170 registrations followed by the twentieth ward 1 121 and the sixteenth 996. The twenty-fifth and ninth wards each reached 978 registrations.
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Nashville
Compliments For New Headmaster At Columbia Military Academy
John L. Craig, famed in the city for his popularity as a Vander Dit University student, is named head master of Columbia Military Academy for the coming term. He won many honors at Vandy, taught in Dallas and Fort Worth preparatory schools for two years, and served a year with CMA, described as a recognition of his leadership.
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John L. Craig
City
Vander Dit University
Columbia Military Academy
Craig
Vandy
Taucht
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
Nashville
Emocrat
Wilson Opposes Chicago Bankers Plan in Big Conference
President Wilson voiced general opposition to the Chicago bankers plan while praising administration bills. The caucus rejected abolishing the bankers advisory board and adopted a tu enhance paper classification for agricultural products. The meeting also set a ninety day maturity for eligible notes and bills and left rediscount rules to the federal reserve board.
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Chicago Conference of Bankers
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Advisory Board of Bankers
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Neely
Kansas
Glass
Representative Henry
Texas
Henry
Gloss
New England
Regional Reserve Bank
Prayer Service at First Methodist Church Tonight
A prayer service will be held at the First Methodist Church tonight conducted by H. P. Piguera Gubeeribe for The Herate community.
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First Methodist Church
H. P. Piguera
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