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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

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James P Hood Convicted Again in Liquor Law Case

James P Hood, charged under state v5, is found guilty again in a case centered on liquor law violations. The conviction adds to the ongoing legal proceedings tied to the same defendant and charges.

James P Hood

Court Adjourns to Governor Hooper Term for May Appeal

Judge and attorney general address PEO in Hickman County Tennessee asking for court aid. Government officials make appeal for relief to Miker. Regular term to Governor Hooper set for May next year.

Hooper Mikers Hickman County Tennessee

Mason Select New Officers And Plan For St Johns Day

The Mason lodge in Columbia elects officers for the vesting term and plans St Johns Day installation on December 27 with a love feast and farewell supper for Rev T H Athey. The meeting also previews a busy postholiday schedule and honors new officers.

Mason ST. Johns Day Masonic Lodge W. T. Lang G. T. Hughes Irwin Hall J. B. Littlefield F. H. Smith Phil Dyerr Frank Kirby W. A. Voss Tyler St. John's Day Columbia Lodge T. Hy Athey Shelbyville

Big Mule Purchases Reported by Stock Farms

The week saw large mule purchases by C. A. W of the Little Bigby Stock Farm and Abraham Brothers of Reomery Alabama. They bought 227 head, with some slips and many yet to be delivered. Prices ranged around 15 dollars per mule, lower than last year.

Little Bigby Abraham Brothers Reomery Ala

Stamps on Sale For Red Cross Campaign

Moivor elect J M Dedman has released 2000 stamps to be sold to aid the great war brow campaign undertaken by the Red Cross. These stamps are sold at a cent a piece and Mr Dedman has placed them on sale with the excitem. A splendid cause serving lovers of humanity through the purchase of stamps.

Moivor J. M. Dedman Reevel Red Cross Great Tubrow Nization Mr. Dedman Mos

Property losses spark arrest in Clarksville area

In Irevile Tennessee on December 12 a Paris merchant named Velhoek discovered items he claims police say belong to J C Barber. Barber, employed by Velhoek, was taken into custody and charged with involvement in the destruction of a tree on College Street last Saturday night. Authorities identify goods as Barber’s property and allege they were stolen from Velhoek’s inventory.

Ireville Tenn Velhoek Paris Clarksville J. C. Barber College Street Lontifnock Elen Tim Barber

Old Deed Registered Transfers Recorded May 1865

The county register lists multiple transfers reported today. R W Gilloway to Calvin Jardison for 25 acres at $200. W M Overstreet received 65 acres from W M Thomas for $1,000. W T Phillips to J R Vestal for 47 acres at $500. E H MuKee to J C Baker for 5 acres at $2.00.

R. W. Gajlie Calvin Hardison Office the County Register Mollie Hardison R. W. Gilloway Calvin Jardison If. W. Thomas W. M. Overstreet Alath W. T. Phillips J. R. Vestal

Grand Secretaries Schedule Meeting at Lodge Tonight

Paris Tenn Dec 11 A vicious dog attack mars the day as John Hamilton eight, of Henry County, suffers severe facial lacerations nine stitches given by physicians. Grand Secretary J K Harwell of Nashville will attend and deliver an address at the Odd Fellows meeting with degree work on the agenda.

R. Harwell Nashville J. Ke Harwell Paris Tenn John Jack Hamilton Henry County

Death of Mrs. William Littlefield

Mrs. William Littlefield dies at her Nashville home, with remains to be moved to Columbia then Ashwood for 10:30 funeral at St. John's. Rev B B Andrews to conduct service at St Peter's. Survived by five children J Haston Columbia, Bruce Buckner, William L Frank and Player Littlefield Nashville. Carriages from Oakes Nichols at 9 o'clock.

William Littlefield Nashville Columbia Ashwood St. John’s B.B Andrews St. Peter’s Church J. Haston Bruce Buckner William L Frank Player Littlefield Oakes & Nichols Littlefield Episcopal Church

Stainback May Call Committee

Nashville report notes a movement to have Vice Chairman Stainback call a meeting of the regular committee by December 20. If a majority responds, the independents plan to back R. C. Willemaou to succeed Mountcastle as Tennessee's member on the national committee.

Herald Nashville Tenn Stainback R. C. Willameou Shelby County Mountcastle Tennessee Steinback

Postmaster to Testify in Philadelphia Fraud Case

Postmaster Jackson was served Thursday with a subpoena to appear in U S District Court in Philadelphia to testify against D D and W H Bruce charged with fraudulent use of the mails. He will leave this afternoon for Philadelphia and will be absent several days. The case involves doctors sending Voodoo Bags to a fictitious local address, held in trust by the postmaster under orders of the former, in which the inspector assisted in trapping them.

Jackson U. S. District Court Philadelphia

Deny Demands For 1911 Coins In Christmas Surge

Washington reports an extraordinary East and South demand for 1911 quarter and half dollars during Christmas. The treasury director deems the demand unwarranted and Treasury officials cannot determine if it reflects gift buying or bank promotion. Banks told to pause new coin applications amid $17,100,000 in 1911 denominations awaiting distribution.

Washington Dec Treasury Tressury

Mrs. William Weber Dies After Burns

Mrs. William Weber died at home two miles east of Mt Pleasant from burns suffered Tuesday when her clothing caught fire from a hot stove. She was a respected resident and wife of William Weber. Burial was held Friday at Arlington Cemetery near Mt Pleasant.

William Weber

Governor Will Probe Burning Murder in Decaturville

Gov. Hooper ordered an inquiry into the murder of Ben Pettigrew and his son and daughter ten miles from Decaturville. Two men were arrested. a possible $500 reward offered if others remain at large. The victims were shot, then cremated. a 12 year old girl among the dead.

Nashville Ben Pettigrew Decaturville Hooper

Best place for a woman to carry money

New York December 11 Police Commissioner Dougherty urges Christmas shoppers to guard against theft and pickpockets in crowded stores and streets. He says the best place for a woman to carry money is in her stocking and if not, she should grip her purse tightly at all times.

New York Dougherty Pers

Burned child dies. funeral held for Ring girl

Little Lucile King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ring, died Friday after sustaining serious burns. She never recovered consciousness and could not explain the accident. Burial was held this afternoon at the Ring graveyard near Jamden’s store, with Rev. F. P. Tanksley conducting the funeral.

Lucile King Albert Ring Ring Jame Dens Store F. P. Tanksley

Hundred+ men entombed in Cross Mountain Mine disaster

Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn December 9 a terrible disaster at Cross Mountain Coal Mine No 1 near Briceville Anderson county occurred at 7 30 this morning about 15 men of the day shift entered the mine and after a blast it is believed to have been caused by gas explosion men are trapped in the mine dead or alive conditions unknown The mine belongs to Knoxville Iron Company last inspected October 36 of this year

Herald Nashville, Tenn Hooper Tennessee Briceville Tenn Fraterville Nashville Cross Mountain Anderson County Knoxville Iron Company

Christmas Tree Planned by Culleoka Sunday School

The Metho dist church Sunday school at Culleoka will hold a Christmas tree event on Saturday night December 23. Members voted at Sunday session, and the children chose the tree by unanimous ballot.

Culleoka Methodist Church

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OLD Zion Church D. B. Gregory Dobbins& Ewing Supreme Court J. P. Hood Frierson County Criminal Court McKnight Circuit Court J. C. Lowe Lowe Turner Centreville Mt. Pleasant Dr. Molloy First Presbyterian Church J. D. Wallace Zion J. C. Molloy Mt Pleasant Presbyterian Church That Place W. S. Fleming Dobbins & Ewing Seventh Street T. H. Athey C. A. Wright Little Bigby Stock Farm Roperty TERS ODD Fellows THE Post Office Bruce Assas Mrs. Ring
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