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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1921

Page

3

Two Young Men On Trial For Robbery Charge

County Attorney Pride Tomlinson prosecutes two young men for robbery with Waters and Wood represented by Fleming and Pogue. A number of cases are set for trial in County Criminal court before Judge Lytle including drunkenness liquor charges, concealed weapons, petit larceny and uttering worthless checks with trials from December 9 to January 4.

Poantd Wyon Td Pride Tomlinson R. S. Hopkins Waters Wood W. S. Fleming, Jr Davis Pogue County Criminal Court Lytle Martin Taylor Irish Taylor Evan Holloway Mora Pulse Henderson Neblett Wash Jones Sam Journey Billy Webster Jack Mayes John Bowden L. Roy Tinnell Bam Johnson N. H. Holman

Giddens and Odell Held for Trial on Assault and Failure Charges

John Giddens faces assault charges and a vase set for trial on December 15 while Robert Odell is charged with failure to provide and has a vase set for trial on December 18. Both cases proceed in the local court with dates noted.

John Giddens Vase Robert Odell

No Indictments for Dog Owners

The last grand jury session returned no indictments for failure to pay the dog tax this year, suggesting little likelihood of prosecutions. Officials blame weak public sentiment and heavy overall taxes, noting many owners cannot afford more payments. The heavy penalties add to costs, and some advocate less severe measures.

Entertaining at West Tenth Street Honors Miss Jeter

Bryan Notgrass hosted a Friday evening gathering on West Tenth Street with friends and a Christmas theme. Edward Garratty gave a gift tea for Miss Annie Lee Jeter ahead of her forthcoming marriage to William Hobbs Porter, featuring a red and white ice course, decorated dining room, and a geo contest won by Ollie Porter.

Bryan Notgrass West Tenth Street Sadie Evelyn Taylor Mamie Justice Loulie Rice Lottie Elsie Lowell Sara Johnson Mary Taylor Ava Godwin Annie Notgrass Lillie Clair Gilliam Fannie D Mary Louise Tutt Baird Harris Roy Johnson Crover Morrow Hubert Gilliam Charla Crabtree Howard Sparkman Putt Notgrass Maton Walters Thomas McDonald Ewell Sparkthan Joe Not Aras Jeter Mia Edward Garratty Annie Lee Jeter William Hobbs Porter Ollie Porter Milas Mary Porter James Porter Santa Claus Miss Jeter Garratty

Tragic Burns Claim Miss Lovins At Theta

Miss Lillian Beil Lovins aged twenty died at her parents home near Theta from burns suffered when a patented gasoline iron exploded while ironing. Attending physicians said her clothing ignited and she could give no coherent account. Mother smothered flames, funeral conducted at Theta Methodist Church, interment in Theta cemetery with pallbearers and flower bearers named.

Lillian Beil Lovins B. L. Lovins Theta Miss Lovins J. BR. Stephens L. H. Pitzgerald Pall Bear Billy Cox Otey Jarrett Charley Williams Joe Harbison Algie Sewell Eugene Skelly Verna Jarrett Bya Robinson Lorena Cooper Cleo Peach Fannie Mat Godwin Wthel Hutcherson The Maury Undertaking Company

Taylor Pardons Frank Dietzel in Tennessee

Special to The Herald reports Governor Taxlor granted a pardon to Frank Deitzel, convicted of the 1914 murder of George Wehman in Obion County. Deitzel, from a prominent West Tennessee family, was pardoned amid lingering questions after a man named Semones confessed in Tampa, Florida, then disappeared. A petition signed by about 1,000 Obion residents, Merals, trial judges, and jurors supported the clemency.

Herald Nashville Tenn Frank Deitzel George Wehman Obion County Tennessee Taxlor Wohman Deltzel West Tennessee Semones Tampa Pla Dedizel Merals Delteel

Duty to enforce law urged by US aide at law convention

Assistant Attorney General Guy D. Goff urged unwavering enforcement of laws, arguing no official may deem a law good or bad. He warned dishonesty in public offices and asserted government rests on the will of the people, demanding virtue and unity to uphold order and security.

Herald Washington Guy D. Goff United States Goff Burk New World New England Virginia

Livestock and Market Prices Across Louisville District

Prices and trends across hogs turkeys cattle and sheep at Louisville market with quotes for all weights. Eggs butter and grain futures noted with regional demand and local price shifts. stalls report mixed activity and limited buying with several items steady or weaker.

Louisville Live Stock Market Report from Bourbon Stock Yards

Louisville market reports gains with Hoen grade up a quarter and overall cattle steady. Receipts include 150 head of cattle, 1,400 hogs with market strong and prices up a quarter, top at 7.50 with throwouts at 5.75 and down, and 15 sheep with steady demand.

Herald Louisville

Nashville live stock market report brief

Nashville Tennessee Union Stock Yards notes show 1 000 head cattle receipts steady market with 100 cattle traded and prices steady amid quiet activity at Nashville.

Union Stock Yarda The Herald Nashville

Executor's Notice of Will for J W Howard Deceased

Having qualified as executor of the will of J W Howard deceased, all parties with claims against the estate must file within the time prescribed by law or be barred. Also those indebted to the estate should settle at the Maury County Trust Company, Executor. 6 tues) at

J. W. Howard Maury County Trust Company

Johnsons and Friends Tour Nashville Day Trip

J Park Johnson of TM Worth Texas attended services of her father I H B Johnson at Santa Fe. Mrs Walt Yelser and sister Mrs Petty with Rifendebick and Satterfield motored to Nashville to spend the day.

J. Park Johnson TM. Worth Texas I. H. B. Johnson Sante Fe Walt Yelser Ister Petty Rifendebick Franch Satterfield Nashville Tee

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