Primary Committee Fixes Assessments for Maury County Primaries
The Maury County Democratic Primary Committee set levies to cover costs of the February 5 and 12 primaries. Assessments target office seekers for County Court, County Judge, Trustee, Register, Sheriff, Circuit Clerk, and ward offices with specific sums per office and per candidate, plus rules on payment deadlines and possible pro rata adjustments.
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Maury
Democratic County Committee
Maury County
Cherie Pecer Rene Seeder
War
Finney
James A. Smiser
J. L Finney
G. N. M’kennon
J. M. Gregory
T. J. English
T. Looney
Maury National Bank Board of Directors List
A historical roster listing numerous board of directors for Maury National Bank. Names include R C Church M B Wheeler W P Ridley W J Howard G W Killebrew G T Hughes J P Brownlow E E McLemore Jno W Pry R L McKinney W C Salmon C A Parker W B Turner J C Wooten H Sharp J D Barrow James Andrews Jr B P Dalton J H Woodard J A Edwards J O Cheek J F Brownlow B A Satterfield W V Thompson J P Stockard.
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Board OF
R C. Church
M. EB. Wheeler
W. P- Ridley
W. J. Howard
G. W. Killebrew
G. T. Hughes
J. P. Brownlow
E. E. McLemore
Jno
W. Pry
R. L. McKinney
W. C- Salmon
C. A. Parker
W. B. Turner
J. c. Wooten
H. Sharp
J. D. Barrow
James Andrews, Jr
B. P. Dalton
J. H. Woodard
J. A. Edwards
J. O. Cheek
J. F. Brownlow
B. A. Satterfield
W. V.thompson
J. P. Stockard
Des Moines Youth Ends Life Over Game Access
Harold Perkins a 16 year old Des Moines boy hanged himself after being denied attendance at a football game. He reportedly believed his aunt would find him and cut him down, but his neck broke in the fall from the chair. Found by his five year old brother, the boy had supposedly left the door open for his aunt to arrive.
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Des Moines
Harold Perkins
The Thrice a Week World Offer in 1900s Ad
An advertisement proclaims The Thrice a Week World as a large cheap newspaper offering impartial news. It promotes a one year subscription for $1.00 and a bundled deal with The Columbia Herald for $1.65, noting the pair would normally cost $2.00.
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New York World
Columbia Herald
Colleges Serve Business Needs, Says Cannon
In Worchester Massachusetts on November 26 Vice President James G. Cannon of the Fourth National Bank of New York told the Massachusetts Teachers Association that American colleges lag a century in business training. He urged immediate curriculum changes to reflect modern commercial demands.
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Worchester
Mass
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank of New York
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Cannon
Pardon Issued to Seelbach Hotel Company
Governor Willson in Frankfort pardons the Seelbach Hotel Company for selling liquor on Sunday to test the Sunday closing law as applied to hotel keepers. The State’s portion of a $100 fine was remitted, the governor deeming the violation technical and for statutory testing purposes.
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Willson
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Big Price Paid for a Pointer Dog Sold
Trustee Flem Thomas sold Fop his pointer to Dr. Camp Bell i of Mississippi for 125 dollars. The dog, trained by Thomas, is described as exceptionally good. Subscriptions urged for The Herald.
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Flem Thomas
Campbelli
Mississippi
Thomas
Massey Prep Team Wins State-Prep Football Championship
Pulaski Tennessee reports Massey footballs season as unmatched in the preparatory school association and Southern Kentucky. The squad defeated Lawrenceburg Jones Columbia Military and others, with standout backs Turner Baxter and Collins guiding a near flawless offense and stingy defense. Coach Booker Smiser praised for turning a remarkable season into a title run and Massey likely to place multiple players on the All Prep team.
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Pulaski
Tenn
Preparatory School Association
Massey
Columbia Military Academy
Cumberland University
Peoples’ School
Butler School
Branham and Hughes
Morgan
Turner
Baxter
Collins
J. Hunter
B. Pate
Pate
Hunter
Hulda Davis
Boyd
Booker Smiser
Cumberland
Pratt
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Clear Skin and Mind
Advert says skin eruptions scrofula pimples rashes come from impure blood and Burdock Blood Bitters cleanse the blood. Claims the tonic makes you clear-eyed clear-brained and clear-skinned.
Only Girl Twice Divorced Defies Plans for Third Marriage
Nov. 25 report from Defiance details 19 year old Mrs. Bessie Speck Williams Larcum whose latest divorce from Edward Lareum was finalized in Probate Court. She disclosed plans to wed Benjamin Hill, a former boarder and loan contributor, but a marriage license was denied while court reviews the circumstances. Previously she wed Percy Williams at 16 and later married Edward J. Larem.
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Bessie Speck-Williams-Larcum
Edward Lareum
Benjamin Hill
Percy Wiliams
Cinccinnati
Edward J. Larenm
Deshler
Astor and His Yacht Are Safe
News that Col. John Jacob Astor and all on board the Nourmahal are well was reported by the San Juan wireless operator and received at the Key West government station this morning confirming the vessel’s status after days at sea.
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Key West
Col
John Jacob Astor
San Juan
San Juss
Juror Jro ur Cannot Return Fair Verdict After Acceptance
In Union City Tennessee a juror named Cloyes, accepted during the night rider trials, asked to be released claiming he could not render a fair verdict. Only four jurors were chosen. a new panel of 300 men was reported this morning, with two new jurors added, John Matthis and Tom Cheatham.
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Herald
Union City
Tenn
Cloyes
Jno
Matthis
Tom Cheatham
Getson of Clayes
Revolt in Central America Grows as US Tangles
Nov. 25 dispatch reports Nicaragua unrest spreading with rebel gunboats blockading Greytown and occupying Rama back country. US Navy cites protection of American and foreign interests while telegraph and wireless gaps hinder diplomatic outreach. If Grace and Cannon were executed, it raises war risk with Zelaya government and Costa Rica.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Shipingmander
United States
Moines
Greytown
Navy Department
Cay Shipley
Port Simon
Rama
State Department
Western Union Company
Costa Rica
Co Jon
Central American Porte
Department of State
Zelaya
Moreira
Department
Grace
Cannon
Central America
Cost Rica
Zelayan
Rica
James Shields Heads Carriers in The Heralds Contest
The Herald Carrier Boys Cash Subscription Contest closes January 1 1910 after two weeks of voting. James Shields J Whitfield Provine Greenlaw Robert Shields Fain Norman Christley Kelley Morton lead with votes. readers urged to vote for favored carriers and subscribe to The Herald for credit.
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James Shields
Whitfield
Provine Greenlaw
Robert Shields
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Urs Wides
Wasi
Aalemier
Iy Banke
Louiesilia Witte
M. Sabol & Sons
Market St
Louisville
Novi-LinksJan
Maury National Bank
R. C. Church
W. P. Ridley
MO. W. Fry
A Parker
Cued
The
Phoenix National Bank
J. L. Hutton
W.A. Dale
H. O. Fulton
J, J. Russell
Jo. L. Hutton
W. A. Dale
J, Lem Thomas
R, L. McKinney
F. D, Chaffin
H. C. Fulton
E. Jones
W. T. Frierson
W. B. Greenian
D. F. Watkins
J. A. Oakes
Werner
Cal
Dickens
Scott
Thaderay
Poe
Muhlbach
Tissot
Shakespeare
Mar
Werner Company
AKRON
Ohio
Smiler
Massey Bunch
OLD Cumberland Star
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph
Inquisi
Tive Court and Publicity
Astor
Porto Rico
Jrour
T. Cloyes
Central
Amerig
Geree
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