Money and Jewels Stolen From Tenth Street Chimney
Late Wednesday afternoon Cora Bryant reported the theft of a large purse containing 11 4m cash six gold rings three pins and a gold watch left in a chimney where she hid it before leaving her home on Tenth street Police detained several small negro boys but released them as no prosecution followed The total value of the loss is about a hundred dollars including the watch chain pins and a two and a half dollar gold piece No clue or recovery yet and no fire could have burned the pocketbook
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Cora Bryant
Negro Cook
W. Tenth Street
McEney
Little heroes meet death in Virginia fire
Two of J. H. Robbins' sons perished while searching for their little sister after a fire at their Norton home. Rescue workers found them badly burned and the girl was saved. The tragedy followed an explosion of powder in the residence.
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Norton
J. H. Robbins
Greatest Institute Ever Held in State Says Prof Morgan
Director H A Morgan of the University of Tennessee experiment station calls the Maury county short course the best ever held for farmers in Tennessee. Attendance shattered records with about 250 per day and nearly 200 enrolled. The event, under Board of Trade and Farmers Society auspices, may return next year with doubled attendance.
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State
Prof
Morgan
Tennessee
H. A. Morgan
University of Tennessee
Maury County
Board of Trade
Farmers Society of
Finney
Negro arrested after dispute over stolen chickens
Sheriff Claud Godwin arrested a nineteen year old named John Alexander after a struggle when intercepting a man carrying four Plymouth Rock hens. A brother warned him to stay away from an Alabama town, and Will Larkin denies selling the birds. The suspect was jailed after a halter restraint and a prolonged fight.
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Claud Godwin
Megro
Iron Bridge
Meredith King
John Alexander
Cmall
Alabama
Will Larkin
Larkin
Letsinger Sells Riverside Home to Harper for 2000
W Letsinger sold his Riverside residence to W A Harper for 2000. He plans to move to Florida. The deal was arranged through J H Ashton real estate agency.
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Sells
Florida
W. Letsinger
Riverside
W. A Harper
Letsinger
J. H. Ashton
Maury Countians to Serve State in Public Posts
The Maury countians figure in state service as elections loom. Trials begin in the Green Knight case for a March 10 killing with a large jury pool and a self defense plea. Local names like Latta Evans Hardy and others are mentioned for governor’s staff and state offices.
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Wm. M. Green
C. D. Knight
Mr. Knight
Horace Frierson
Messrs. Holding
Messrs. Holding and Garner
J H. Dinning
Messrs
Hughes & Hughes
James Voorhies
H. P. Figueras
G B. Pullen
S. H. Johnson
S. H. Armstrong
Charlies Edwards
J. K P. Canl-Breath
Pink Lane
A.M. Tillman
J. P. Baugh
J . Thomas
F. W. Norbit
C. T. Buford
W. A. Voss
W. B. White
Hooper
Maury
Tennessee
Old Maury
H. G. Evans
Col. Evans
John Latta
Latta
Capt
Columbia
Frederick Hardy
State Department of Fish and Game
Lar
Hardy
H., F. Pariss
Republican County Committee
Newt E. Due
Democratic Committee
Charles Hardisan
M. L. Stokes
Richard Smith
B. L. Gregory
Mt. Pleasant
Santa letters sought for daily herald holiday edition
The Daily Herald asks young readers to submit Santa Claus letters by December 3 to appear in the seventh annual holiday edition. With Christmas approaching in twenty eight days, the paper plans the holiday issue and will decide the exact publication date soon.
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Daily Herald
Santa Claus
Herald
Sante Slaus
Bootlegging arrests in Williamsport lead to jail for two men
Officers Good Hilkht and Puckett raided Williamsport Friday night and arrested Murray Gant and Tom Evans, both colored, on bootlegging charges. They reportedly carried liquor and will face grand jury action.
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Good
Hilkht
Puckett
Williamsport
Murray Gant
Tom Evans
Charter Filed For Morn ing Star Lodge No 11
A charter has been filed for Morning Star Lodge No. 11 A F and A M of Columbia. The executive committee or board of trustees are W H Foyce C B Webster Henry Saunders Ed C Johnson and B R Hill.
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Morning Star Lodge No. 11
A. F
A. M. of Columbia
W. H. Foyce
C. B. Webster
Henry Saunders
Ed C. Johnson
B. R. Hill
Tennessee Supreme Court rules 1909 liquor manufacture act constitutional
The Tennessee Supreme Court holds the 1909 law prohibiting manufacture of intoxicating beverages in the state constitutional. Justices Green and Beard dissent. Neiland and Chief Justice Shields concur. The ruling, coming from Hamilton County appeals, upholds prohibition of liquor production statewide.
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Justices Board
Green
Shields
Laneden and
Nell
Herald
Knoxville
Tenn
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Green and
Beard
Neiland
Hamilton County
Tennessee
Will Lamar is Brought Home After Nashville Fall
Will Lamar, injured by a fall from the steps of the Hermitage Hotel in Nashville, is resting at his home in this city. He cannot leave his room for several days. He was unconscious for eighteen hours, his head injured, with fears he may have damaged his ear drum.
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Will Lamar
Nashville
Mr. Lamar
Hermitage Hotel
Lutheran minister falls unconscious during funeral sermon
In Darmstadt Indiana Reverend C S Zimmerman pastor of the Lutheran Church at Darmstadt collapsed in the pulpit while delivering a funeral sermon and is in serious condition in Evansville.
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Evansville
Ind
C. S. Zimmerman
Lutheran Church
Darmstadt
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