Indicted Officers, Grand Jury Probe Shocks Maury County
Maury County Criminal Court faces a busy session as Folge officers and Lawrence Harris are indicted for assault and battery. Joe Mack Glored faces arson charges after a barn blaze linked to Jesse Tomlinson’s property. Other indictments include petit larceny, carrying weapons, and selling liquor without license. Jail short-term inmates cleared as Judge Gordon presides.
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Don
Jesse Tomlinson
Lawrence Harris
Burns
Mt. Pleasant
Veell
Maury County Rand
Wault
Horace Ceell
Ry Tine
Joe Mack
Jesse Tomlinon Mack
Blood Hounds
Wil Armstrong
Will Jeffeson
John Lawrence
Mr Ragan
Hugh Akin
John Chaple
Sam Stone
Brest Partee
Florence Patton
Maury County Criminal Court
Triay
W. O. Gordon
Simon Aleck
Hingh Shelton
Fletcher Blue
Ton Hichanan
Jerry Whitman
John Woodard
Betti Tarceny
Tom Buchanan
Richard Harris
Whitman
Buchanan
Harris
Joe Finch
Andaste
Leon Pillow
Tillman and Overall Reappointed U S District Attorney and Marshal
In Washington on December 7 President Taft reappointed A. M. Tillman and John W. Overall to the posts of United States District Attorney and United States Marshal for the Middle District of Tennessee. Both men have served twelve years, marking their fourth consecutive appointment. Tillman faced opposition from Jesse M. Littleton, who had also been an applicant in a prior cycle.
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Swevial
Herald
Washington, D. C
A. M. Tillman
John W. Overall
Witny
Taft
United States
Middle District
Tennesa
Tillman
Jesse M. Littleton
Library for Local School Gets State Aid Boost
Maury county schools strive for state library funds with each $40 raised earning $20 from the state. McDowell school leads as Prof. Derry Nicholson adds $20, planning for next year. State treasury disburses library grants once annually.
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Maury County
Stb
McDowell
Éeliovik
Derry
Nicholson
Uncle Sam Harries Fighting Vessels 10 Nicaragua Waters
US naval forces move to protect life and property in Nicaragua with 700 marines aboard the Prairie sailing from Philadelphia for the Isthmus of Panama. Cruisers Albany and Yorktown head for Corinto with other vessels in position off Central American coasts as Rear Admiral Kimball sails to take command. Marines on shore as yet unseen. no landings planned unless hostilities arise amid a ne U.S. stance while Zelaya’s government fractures and Estrada’s revolution gains arms.
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Washington
United States
Central America
Nicaragua
Philadelphia
Prairie
Panama
Magdalena Bay
Albany
Yorktown
Corinto
Pacific
Navy Department
Des Moines
Tacoma
Marietta
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Vicksburg
Princeton
Bremerton Navy Yard
Kimball
Colon
Associated Press
George F. Elliott
United States Marine Corps
State Department
Estrada
Cannon
Goree
Good Meeting of the Bivouac and Camp
Monday's meeting of the Bivouac and Camp was well attended. Comrade Joe B Wright was reported ill and needing attention. The Relief committee was directed to look after his needs. A lithograph certificate of membership in the Jem Davis Memorial Home Association was received and to be framed and given to the Maury County Historical Society. W M Butts and JF Greer applied for membership in the Bivouac and Camp.
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Joe B. Wright
Jem Davis Memorial Home Association
Maury County Historical Society
W. M. Butts
JF Greer
Camy
One Dollar to Credit of Dead Grey Sneed
Six life insurance policies, deposited by Mrs. C B W Martin, may shed light on the death of Mrs Fletcher Sneed in East Orange New Jersey. The policies worth $25,000 were placed at Maury National Bank, with balances and accounts listed. Policies from Travelers Life and Mutual Life span 1895 to 1906, naming Fletcher and Wardlaw Sneed, with Wardlaw’s policy lapsed. Mrs Martin described as eccentric and long connected to the Sneeds.
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Maury National Hank
Fletcher Sneed
East Orange
N. J
C. B. W. Marto
Wardlaw Sneed
Strahm
Nashville
Soule College
Martin
Virginia
Wardle Sured
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
P. W. Channell & Co
Mary W. Sneed
Lynnville
Travelers Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
New York
Ife
Fletcher
the Maury Nations
Sneed
Memphis to Get Union Station
Formal acceptance of the Union Station ordinance was filed with City Recorder Ennis M. Douglas. Tenants were notified to vacate the Union Station site at once and demolition will begin within thirty days. President Joe Lancaster left for New York to sign a 3 million dollar bond issue, with the building expected to be ready much sooner than the two year completion window.
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Memphis
Tenn
Union Station
Ennis M. Douglas
J.oe Lancaster
New York
Thin
Tinton Station
Lancaster
Supreme Court Meets Dec 10 in Middle Division
The Supreme Court for the Middle Division will not convene in Nashville until December 10 due to business in Knoxville. The Cooper case will be heard after the holidays, with a decision not expected for about a month or six weeks.
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Cooper
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Knoxville
Earlient
Candy Bazaar at Zion Academy by Zion Ladies Aid
A candy bazaar will be held at Zion Academy by the Zion Ladies Aid Society on December 22 starting at noon. The public is invited.
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Zion Academy
Zion Ladies’ Aid Society
Wierd Mystery Involves The Bath Tub Murder Case
A chaotic New York dispatch describes a broad banking and railway power struggle as two rival lines may split control of Western routes. It also reports a Tennessee widow's bath tub death case in New Jersey with a possible third will claimed by a Brooklyn lawyer and ongoing police probes into possible foul play.
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Wierd
Prohibition for Arkansas Next Candidate Hineman for Governor
Prof John H Hineman of Philadelphia will run for Arkansas governor against Gov Donaghey with anti saloon factions backing statewide prohibition as the main issue. Last campaign Hineman opposed Donaghey who backed local option and anti liquor leaders dismiss defeat in Alabama.
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Little Rock
Ark
John H. Hinemao
Arkadelphia
Donaghey
Hineman
Gov. Donaghey
Alabama
State Deposit Is Paid in Full in Nashville Bank
Special to The Herald from Nashville Tennessee reports the United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company of Baltimore paid the state authorities the full amount of deposits held in the failed City Savings Bank. The state had about $27,000 deposited, ensuring no loss to the treasury. Since Treacher Folk took office the state treasury has never lost a cent through failed banks.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company of
Baltimore
City Savings Bank
Treacher Folk
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Tillman Land
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Sam
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Western Railway
Edward H. Harriman
James J. Hill
Wat Ratreet
Speyer & Co
W. Moore
St. Louis Union Trust Company
St. Louis
B. F
Brooklyn
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Mia
Ocey Sneed
Hast Orange
Julian T. Carabba
Miss Wardlaw
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Flatlands
Arkansas
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