Hantung Question 18 Practically Settled at Zion Church
Zion church plans to raise 4500 for endowment in the Christian education fund with campaign next Sunday. Rev Sheddan leads workers to present the cause forcefully to the congregation as the church aims to go over the top before sunset. The effort reflects loyalty and zeal of a relatively small church in the denomination. Also notes on naval ratio talks and Shantung settlement in Washington and international diplomacy.
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N Sheddan
Church
Cave
Hatorie Zion Church
Presbyterian University
Memphs
Ast
Frierson
Sheddan
Camiga
Means and Friends
Zion
Nore
Train wreck near Celita injures many. two dead
A Union Pacific collision near Celita, six miles from here, left twenty-one injured and one killed, according to the train master's report. The wreck occurred around dawn today, with twelve and seventeen numbers on the crew roster noted in the early findings.
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United Press
Matland
Ore
Dee
Eleh Nore
Union Pacific
Celita
Automobile Day Postponed for Kiwanis Event
Chairman Culey C Bry will be absent tomorrow, causing the automobile day program to be postponed for a week. Kovuan Pry plans to address the Kiwanis cluster with remarks about the automobile industry. Bowser Cokes will lead the planned events at the rescheduled session.
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Wong
Culey C. Bry
Tomor
Kovuan Pry
Kiwanians
Iil
Kiwanis Club
Bowser Cokes
Police Move to End Patriotism Fireworks Sale Plan
City ordinance bars sale or explosion of all fireworks in the municipality. Authorities cite public safety and crowd control concerns as a statewide focus nears, with school accounts flagged as at risk if patriotic displays proceed.
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F. Ewing Kannon
Amits
Board of Underwriters
Firework crackdown and education week push outlined
City officials announce enforcement of a firecracker ban after widespread explosions and property damage near the outskirts. The American Legion and National Educational Association back American Education Week to promote Americanist teaching standards, oath of allegiance, English-only instruction, and compulsory attendance. Jersey cattle tester Mora B Parise reports seven cows in line for the register of merit class with strong butterfat results and plans to have seven cows qualified by year end.
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American Legion
Natonal Educational Association
Schools of America
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
the Legion
The
Educational Association
America
Government
United Stats
Ylasses
Representative Assembly of
National Education Association
Mora B. Parise
Fung
Jersey
Farlis
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York City
Fartes
Far 1S
Fariss Jerseys Heat Up Dairy Month October
Fariss Jerseys are producing strong returns with six of seven cows yielding seven percent butter fat in October. The herd shows robust dairy output and steady milk quality amid seasonal production data from the farm.
Reward Pupils For Prompt Attendance
Mrs. Frank Dawson, superintendent of the intermediate Sunday school, will host teachers, pupils, and officers on Friday evening from 7:30 to 9 at Mrs. Louisa Richardson’s home at 1014 School Street. It rewards November attendance with an outstanding 14 percent average.
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Frank Dawson
First Bapty Church
Louisa Richardson
School Street
Make Inspections Local Institutions In County
Members of the grand jury visited and inspected the county poor home and jail. The body split into two sections with a tour of the poor house and the jail. While the official findings wait for the court report, the inmates reportedly received humane treatment and adjournment is anticipated by Saturday afternoon. Several items remain under investigation and true bills are expected before adjournment.
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Snade
French Bluebeard Sentenced to Die by Guillotine
Raw OCR narrative reports Henri Landini, dubbed French Bluebeard, convicted of multiple murders of women. Jury verdict orders death by guillotine under French code. Court session at 7 am reportedly delivered sentence amid defiant remarks from the defendant.
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Bluebeard
Ersamael
Deel
Hroken
Tol
Henri Landini
Harding to Seek Power To Change Tariffs By Order
President Harding plans to ask Congress to authorize revising tariff rates by executive order as an emergency relief measure for American business. The move ties to his upcoming message to Congress next Tuesday.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
Fourth Installment of Income Taxes Due in Maury County
Taxpayers in Maury County must pay the fourth and final installment of last year’s income taxes by December 1. The piece notes this covers 1920 assessments and returns, while the next year’s first installment is due March 15. It mentions minor changes in the new revenue law, with slight reductions for individuals and no major corporate tax changes, and anticipates a future corporate tax cut after another year.
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Maury County
Sam
Henry Ford to Be in Nashville This Weekend
Special to Herald reports Henry Ford will travel to Nashville Tein Tae on the way to Mask Shoals. He is expected to be present Saturday morning for a 00 minute leg, arriving at 3 15 o clock.
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Henry Ford
Nashville
Herald
Masck
Shoals
Orelock
Sale of railways postponed again in Nashville
Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn there were no bidders today for the Tennessee Central Railroad and the sale was postponed to January 10. There were no bidders thus the sale was postponed to a later date.
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Herald
Nashville, Tenn
Tennesspe Central Railroad
Still slight hope for Irish peace in London plans
London reports indicate Lloyd George weighs new Irish peace proposals as a potential path to talks between Northern and Southern factions. The plan envisions both sides jointly administering their national states, signaling cautious progress amid stalled negotiations.
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United Press
London
Dee
Lloyd George
North
South
Ireland
Officers Primary Receive No Pay in Maury County
Citizens are told Maury County officers serving August primaries receive no pay. Only the 1917 mandatory primary law pays officers, and current primaries fall under the 1901 act. Candidates would bear pay if required, but assessment proved insufficient, leaving about 200 volunteers to run the election across roughly 600 days of labor for the Democratic party.
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UN Uder
Webster
Hammond
Mirty
French Proposals on German Reparations Plan
Paris reports that the French government is weighing counter proposals to the German moratorium. The plan would have Germany admit bankruptcy and set up a commission to manage occupied areas including administration of assets and diplomacy.
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United Press
Paris
Germany
Japanese Government Refuses Move on Naval Armament Plan
Japanese officials insist on sticking to the original naval expansion plan instructing Baron Kato to remain in position. The government rejects any shifting of policy despite external pressures and calls for a reassessment of defense priorities.
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Baron Kato
Japan to Stand Firm on Seventy Percent Naval Ratio
Tokyo officials say Admiral Kato was instructed in Washington to insist on the seventy per cent ratio of naval armaments and to refuse any concession. A high government official tells United Press that Japan will not yield on this point, even if it breaks up the conference.
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United Press
Washington
AMS
America
Japan
China
Shantung
Britain
Harding
Association of Nations
League of Nations
Tokio
Kato
Johnson longtime Santa Fe resident dies at 81
Jolson HB Johnson aged eighty one a longtime Santa Fe resident died unexpectedly at his home on Welock Street after midnight His wife heard a sound from his bed and found he had died He was a Confederate veteran a Methodist and survived by two wives five children and a brother Funeral services will be at the Santa Fe Methodist church with burial at Santa Fe cemetery.
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Jolson
Santa Fe
Welock
Johnson
Methodist Church
Mterment
Samta Fe
Darrell
Newt Ladd
Bate
Whi Walter
J. Park Jobnicon
Maury Undertaking Company
Judge Hughes Disallows Dismissal Motion In Goad Case
Proceedings in the W. L. Goad case dragged on from 4 PM Wednesday until 11:45 AM Friday as jurors failed to agree on guilt in the bad check charge. Special Judge George V. Hughes declared a mistrial after questioning each juror revealed a deadlock. A juror’s prior grand jury service raised questions of disqualification, fueling bar speculation on the trial’s outcome.
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W. L. Goad
George VT. Hughes
Hughes
Amother
J. R. Sharp
Mr. Good
Sharp
Goad
Triad
Bach
Rail Employes Start Work Under New Rule
Four hundred thousand railroad shop employees began work under a new rule approved by the railway board and opposed by the unions. The measure, demanded by the roads, aims to regulate shop operations and maintain efficiency amid ongoing labor tensions in Chicago.
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Rail
United Ress
Chicago
Federal seeks arrest of Charles W Morse for war fraud
United Press reports the federal government seeks the apprehension of Charles W Morse a wealthy shipbuilder indicted for a share in defrauding the government during the war The announcement comes as authorities move to secure Morse countrywide and bring him to trial in the noted case
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United Press
Washington
Charles W. Morae
Harding plan for association pleases Germany
Germany broadly supports Harding's League of Nations plan, says former foreign minister Simmons in a UPI interview. He notes German popular slogan that war is intolerable and that the nation cannot mobilize for another conflict, reflecting sentiment against renewed aggression.
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United Press
Perlin
Germany
Harding
Association of Nations
You Simmons
Unites
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ION Church TO Wake Campaign For Education
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Charles W. Morse
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