United States Brazil and Spain settle Armenian Turkish pact
United States Brazil and Spain authorize immediate action on Armenian Turkish dispute. Cold weather slows progress on the Jackson road from Columbia to Williamson county line as engineers report more than half the nine or twelve mile link graded and asphalt laid toward the Bear Creek pike. Spring reopening is hoped to hasten completion with improved stone and bonding conditions.
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Jackson Military Highway
Columbia
Williamson County Line
Williamson County
Whitfield Place
Bear Creek Pike
Rutherford Creek
Dan Cupid Makes 9' Record In November
During the just ended month Thi Cini was on the job every minute and outdistanced Nis speed record. In November, less than forty seven couples united in matrimony in the county, compared with forty six the prior year. The record for marriage licenses was surpassed by Forties? Six? officials, as the clerk Lipscomb issued thirty four licenses this month.
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Cini
Lipscoml
Lowe
Kiwanis Club Announces Major June Program
A large Kiwanis event is planned with a program to honor a key member Teasley. Members are urged to attend June event and risk missing the gathering if they fail to appear at the listed time and place.
League Interprets Covenant On Territorial Integrity
United Press reports in Neva that the League of Nations interprets Article X to mean that territorial integrity of member states is not guaranteed by the League It notes the acceptance by President Wilson and governments of Brazil and Spain to intervene in the Armenian Turkish conflict and the mediation invitation despite debates over the covenant’s wording Lord Robert Cecil comments on the integrity of member states and the league’s authority.
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League Today
League
United Press
NEVA
League of Nations
United States
Brazil
Spain
Yarel
Wileon
Robert Cecil
Sures Ts
Parker backs aid plan to help farmers market crops
Governor Parker at a governors conference urged aid for farmers tied to a cur credit plan enabling sale of crops in foreign markets. He dismissed Iowa's plan for a United States Finance Corporation and warned the farmer needs machinery to distribute his own crop.
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United Press
Marrisburg
Parker
Tottisiani
Harding
Iowa
United States Findance Corporation
Wir Finance Corporation
All Day Session of Woman's Missionary Society at First Methodist
Members of the Woman's Missionary Society at First Methodist enjoyed a full day session on Thursday at the church. Refreshments were served and Dr We 8 Taylor, the pastor, delivered an able address. The society reports progress and growing usefulness.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist
Fee Church
Taylor
Four Canadians Join Marines in Early War Era
Reported at Detroit depot and Waris Island during wartime draft era four Canadians sought U S service in the Marine Corps. The narrative notes alien status, declarations of King George, and a push toward Americanism amid training, with references to Major Maurice BR and a South Carolina camp.
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Washington
Dee
Raymond Penystens Elovok
King George of
Faglam
Maine Corps
Detroit
Ivan Aliypedl
Waris Island
Philies
Anerian Phileas
Maurice BR
Yan Joe
Caradian Quartette
South Carolina
Columbia Bank Assets Ready for County Double in Holiday
The leading Tennessee banker and merchant, a prominent farmer, predicts bank assets in Columbia will return to normal volume and deposits will double for the county during the coming holiday season. He is optimistic about reception from patrons and elaborates on deposit plans and the improved business climate.
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Columbia Shops
Tennessee
Christmas Goods Brighten Columbia Shops This Season
Shoppers in Columbia are urged to visit local stores for a wide range of gifts as holiday preparations begin. The piece notes strong Christmas displays, early customer interest, and promises of value with prices lower than nearby cities. It also highlights robust county banking assets and optimism for 1921, citing George R. James predicting improved commodity prices after the new year and a rebound in cotton areas.
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Casswobia
Ahat
Sint WC
Columbia
Imptehanta
Iid
Colombia
Seine
Nastville
Otter City
League Nations Sought to Aid Farmers in Washington
President Wilson may propose adopting the League of Nations as a method to relieve farmers from the pressures of rapidly falling agricultural prices. The move is intimated to be considered in the upcoming session, aiming to ease farm distress and stabilize prices.
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Washington
Wilson
Coterie
Five Die In Burning New York Apartment Blaze
Five lives were lost today when a fire swept a Seventh Street apartment house. Flames spread from the cellar through an air shaft trapping occupants. The blaze caused extensive damage and authorities investigated the cause.
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United Press
New York
Seventh Street
Mrs. Hardison Claimed by Death in Lewisburg
Mrs. George Ann Davidson Hardison, wife of Dr. Urstill Hardison, died at her home in Lewisburg at dawn from organic heart trouble after a brief illness. She was 57 or 58, mother of Mardinen and Dr SR Hardison of Columbia, survived by De De Dhar Heo and Dr. A Mirdinen of Law INO. husband Dr. Hardison not yet clarified. Services will be held in Lewisburg tomorrow.
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George Ann Davidson
Ur ST. HardIson
Lewisburg
I Doe
Mardinen
SR Hardison
Columbia
Ty Addi
de de Dhar Heo
A Mirdinen
Law
Erie Pondela Niter
Hell Ashley
Franklin
Hardison
Tve
Voorlsburg
Fortify
Christting Church
Hood
Bandits Loot Southern Train And Postoffice
Four masked bandits robbed a passenger train near Oneida Tennessee and targeted the post office. The express car was looted and the bandits escaped with cash and valuables as authorities pursued leads along the line. A sheriff reported a posse is tracking the fugitives.
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Chattanooga
Southern Railway
Onedia
Teurissen
Oneida
Peter
Wmonthounds
Sonati
Quartet to entertain crowd at Columbia High School auditorium
From the advance ticket sales, Columbia music lovers will fill the high school auditorium Friday evening to hear the Nashville male quartet. The program promises refined harmony by four male voices, pleasing both old and young. Tickets are on sale at the Elks Club.
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Columbia
Nashville
Elks Club
Wheat futures rise as exports eyed by market
Chicago December wheat futures climbed by eight to ten cents today with minor gains in related markets. The session pointed toward export demand while traders weighed supply prospects and export timing.
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United Press
Chicago
Would Suspend Immigration To United States
United Press reports the two year suspension of immigration to the United States under consideration by the immigration committee led by Chairman John Johnson. The aim is to curb what officials describe as hordes of foreigners and to prevent undesirable entrants from entering the country.
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United States
United Press
Washington
John
Washington Johnson Line Deer Marine
Feomiere
Determined Efforts to End British Irish War
Government vows no truce until the Irish murder campaign ends. Authorities press for a negotiated settlement while continuing security operations. Political leaders pledge steadfast stance amid escalating violence.
British Laborites Seek Irish Opinion To End Ireland War
London reports a determined effort to end British Irish fighting by Christmas. The Laborites plan a push to urge Lloyd George to consult Irish opinion for peace and vow no truce while the Irish murder campaign continues. The death toll in Ireland surpasses 771 since the revolt began, with 27 killed in November.
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Lloyd George
United Press
London
Kevane
Ireland
Henry Bentick
Poultry Show Set at Oliver's Garage Next Weekend
Oliver Motor Company's big garage hosts a two day poultry exhibit starting Friday at 9 AM with over 500 birds expected. Superintendent Bostick predicts at least 20 breeds of chickens plus a fine turkey display. Merchants sponsor prizes, aiding profits to cover expenses with coops borrowed from the State Fair.
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Oliver's
Bostick
Oliver Motor Company
Maury County
Republicans Plan Tax On All Sales
Senator Smoot announced a republicans plan to levy a 1 cent tax on all sales to the ultimate consumer as a substitute for the excess profits tax. The program also includes higher tariffs, a revised income tax schedule, and a 50 percent cut in force of government employees in Washington and nationwide.
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Semitor
Smoot
Uhh
District of Columbia
Investigation Sought On Cost Of Living Across Nation
Washington reports a sweeping study of living costs nationwide and the profile of major corporations in food fuel clothing and other necessities will be demanded from Congress. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, made the statement today.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Herald Publicity Delivers The Goods
When Ma Ashton of Ashton Milla rang The Herald office to cancel an advertisement he boasted the paper’s publicity delivers results. He claimed three firms called within hours about the ad. The Herald’s claims of effectiveness are highlighted.
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Herald
Ma. Ashton
Ashton Milla
Herald Office
Modern Woodmen To Elect Officers Meeting
A local Modern Woodmen lodge plans a Friday evening meeting to elect officers for the coming year. The event includes a social with food and a Dutch treat, offering members a chance to mingle and share plans for the organization’s activities.
Last Installment Of Income Taxes In Maury County
Deputy Collector Leving Peeblet urges Maury County taxpayers to pay the fourth installment of the 1820 income taxes before the fifteenth to avoid penalties. The article notes many used the installment plan and emphasizes timely remittance as schedules and returns for the past year will soon arrive.
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Maury County
Leving Peeblet
Revival Meeting at Nazarene Church Near Public Square
The Church of the Nazarene will hold a revival starting Sunday at 7:15 PM in a vacant store room on the Public Square northeast corner. Services will run nightly at 7:15 PM led by Rev. Lice Weaver and assisted by Rev. WA Pinter. Visitors from Navaville are expected. all are invited.
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Church of the Nazarene
Rou
Lice Weaver
Mee WA. Pinter
Naaliville
Paul
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Hampshire
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George R. James
Memphis
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Phoenis National Bank
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Southern Bank
Eood
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League Nations TO
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