Marked points in Maury County history planned
Japan congratulates America on Washington arms conference results. A public ceremony discussion in Maury County outlines ten notable points to preserve in the county, including the county seat and legends like Jackson Spring, with markers funded by the state. The event, led by Col John T Moore, aims to place durable markers at major sites and hold ceremonies for local children.
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Moa
John Trotwood Moore
Tennessee Historiant Society
Matry County
Whett Cho
Moore
Jackson Spring
Merald
Finis Garrett To Be Speaker At Hull Banquet
Special to The Merald Nashville Tony Dee 16 Finis J Garrett congressman from the Ho district to speak at the Hull banquet to be held where venue was announced and anticipated by attendees
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Finis Garrett
Hull
Nashville
Tony
Dee
Inis J Civerett
HO Distiet
Loday
Tnt
Beatteu
Expression Recital at High School
A recital at the high school tonight featured Miss Anderson and other performers. The program included songs and instrumental pieces with audience cordial reception and notes of future performances.
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Miss Anderson
Dave
Schoel
Senate Seeks Long Holiday After December 22
A government notice states the senate will take an extended holiday from December 22, with the period set by a resolution adopted by the senate. The plan details are described in the official notice issued in Tet. 15.1.
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Senate
United Prosa
Wogtington
Farmers to Appear on Limestone Freight Rates
The Tennessee railroad commission requires all railroads in the state to appear in January and show cause why agricultural limestone rates should not be reduced. The action affects farmers statewide and seeks lower shipping costs for lime suppliers.
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The
Herald
Nashvitle
Tenn
Railroad Commission Today
Holidays Begin This Afternoon At Academy
The exodus of students from Calin bin Miliary Academy for the Christ finds holidays will bsxhh this afternoon and continue trough tomorow. It is expected that a greater part of the student body will feave for their rospective duties this afternoon. Work at the Academy will be restric ed on Tuesday, January.
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Calin bin Miliary
Robert E Nichols Undergoes Operation
Robert E Nichols, a popular undertaker in the community, underwent an operation today. He is reported to be doing splendidly and will be confined to bed or hospital for several days.
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Robert £. Nichols
Trobert E Nichols
Kink
Nea
Quiet Restored In Kansas Field By State Troops
State troops arrived and established a quiet status in the Kansas coal field area including multiple armored cavetry units. The Amazon Army center in Franklin had previously reported, but troops now patrol the region with no offensive action launched against workers.
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Kansas Field
Franklin
Amazon Army
Engine Breakage Sparks Hybrid Power in Columbia
An accident at the Columbia Water and Light big engine halted its output, prompting reliance on Southern Cities Power Company hydro power and local small engine backups. The two sources operated in tandem during peak loads to avoid outages while repairs proceed, with 400 horsepower of motors connected to the local grid not all running simultaneously.
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Columbia Light and Power Usars
Hale's Bar
Columbia Water & Light Company
Jonming
Wall
Duck River
Water & Light Company
S Mall
Southern Cities Power Company
Synestronis
Otter
Robinson
Rushine
Columbia
Moore Praises Maury County Response for Polk Memorial Support
Col Trotwood Mooree addressed Maury County historical society and club women praising the county’s response for Polk Memorial funding. He urged Manly County appropriation for a county library and emphasized strong local interest in honoring President Polk with a perpetual memorial. The state librarian outlined tax mechanisms and operations supporting the memorial plan.
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Col
Trotwood Mooree
Maury County Historical Society
Manly County
Wonton
Col Moore
Polk
Moore
Siiberad Marmry
Bombers Busy In Irish Town Heavy Damage
Snipers and bombers conducted operations in Belfast causing heavy damage and frequent fighting reported from several areas overnight. A bomb was thrown into a facility, resulting in substantial destruction amid ongoing hostilities as the night wore on.
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United Press
Helfast
Belfast
Early versus late shopping during the holidays
A noisy reflection on crowded stores with clerks weary and customers rushed. It suggests avoiding peak times by shopping in the morning to receive better service and a calmer experience. The piece laments the rush and praises earlier visits for smoother transactions.
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Mornisie
Robbers Visit Caskey's Store Campbell's Sta
Thieves entered W. J. Caskey's general merchandise store at Campbell's Station last night, allegedly taking merchandise valued around 140 dollars. Mr. Caskey did not enter the building to inspect his losses, instead signaling the Davidson County deputy to bring bloodhounds to aid the investigation.
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W. J. Caskey
Campbell's
Ciakey
Clakey
Davidson County
Pugh
Caskey
Harding Plans Report On Arms Conference
Washington December president Harding will make a formal report to the country on the work of the arms conference a member of the administration said today He may state more concretely than he is at present prepared to say
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United Press
Washington
Harding
Poultry Show Exhibits Dominate Manly County Event
Judges still work as exhibitors parade the largest poultry show in Manly County history. Noted winners include Miss Bertha Vanehin and G H Williams with English Leghorns and Barred Rocks. Mrs. Lamb says full premium list will be ready tomorrow.
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Manly County
Oliver Garage
South Main Street
Vonnties
Grady Hannan
Tivetle
Ting
Oles
Hirith
Vatelin
Bertha Vanehin
Merthia Vanehin
Bartha
America
G. H. Wilhama
Williams
Simmertown
W. J. Lamb
Arvochition
Lamb
Plovance Farley
American Plans Naval Holiday Endangered
A U S official agency reported a potential danger to a naval holiday amid tensions with Japan and Britain. The plan for restraint in cruiser construction faces prospects of renewed shipbuilding under pressure from allied demands and strategic concerns.
Culleoka and High Culleoka Set For Friday Rivalry
Local prep clash looms as Culleoka meets High Culleoka in a district showdown. Reported high confidence on Culleoka’s side signals a potentially decisive game with both teams aiming to assert district supremacy.
British Expected To Ratify Lloyd George Pact
London and Dublin reports say the Lloyd George agreement is likely to be ratified by both Houses before daybreak. De Valera speaks in secret session in Dublin arguing over the treaty’s principles as parties weigh potential obstacles and political maneuvering.
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Dublin
Eamonn DeValer
Dail
de Valera
London
Rowly
Oakley Gases Settled Outside Court in Mt Pleasant Case
Important suit against Mt Pleasant Bank WII likely to be taken up in January. Robert Brown sentenced to penitentiary after agreeing to plead guilty to petty larceny in the court. Other charges were dropped after a negotiated adjustment approved by the jury and judge Turner. The Minnie Pennington vs Farmers & Merchants Bank case was postponed and will be taken up in January. The non jury docket will be called tomorrow with many cases to be disposed of.
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Mt. Pleasant
Robert Brown
Oihtoy
Eleonit
Tiley Ty Bott
Howl
Duke Titener
Brown
Memning
Jin
White
Turner
Minnie Pennington
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Miners Unions Win Victory in Check off Suit
United Press reports the U S circuit court upheld an injunction against the coal company check off system. Judge A B Anderson of Indianapolis was ordered to adjust penalties and fines to align with union leaders wishes to a large extent.
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Fy United Press
Gimergo
Sailoris
Weeplng Victory Thay
Khest
United States Circuit Court Ofupports
A. B. Anderson
Inilianapalis
Large crowd attends school dedication ceremony
An immense crowd gathers for the dedication of a handsome new brick school. Educators speakers and a fine musical program are listed, with a noon dinner served nearby. Attendees celebrate the community’s achievement in building the school.
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Progrun
Steamer Ashore in Heavy Gale Reported Near Chatham
A steamer believed to be the freighter Shindacpin ashore near the Stone Home Shoate in a strong gale. The report comes from United Press with details pending confirmation as crews brace for rough seas.
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United Press Chatham
Maat
Stone Home
Twr Com Piard
Potatoes Show High Yields On Small Plot
Claude L. McKibbon of Cullooka demonstrated a potato growing method on a small patch, producing sixteen large tubers per plant. The crop averaged about a pound per potato with some specimens larger than others, despite early frost.
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Choell. Mckibbon
Cullooka
Sean
President expected to pardon prisoners before Christmas
A fragmented report notes potential presidential pardons before the holiday season. It mentions political prisoners and a department official, with references to acts and figures like Debs and an overseas spy context, but the text is garbled and unclear.
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de Tan
Torso
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United States
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Pauurg
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Southern
Kansas
Teri Goma
Crawford Wommty
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Retete
LOGAL
Southern Powers Company
Club Women and Historical Commission
Trotwood Moore
Maury County
Polk Memorial
Campbell’s
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Mt. Caskey
Davidson
Ny United
Poe
Great Britain
Culleoka
Chalgaiaa Welt Ley Etvrestinis Ls Columbit Tomearrow
Dental High School
Lloyd George
House of Lords and Commons
United Pres
Dardis
Vane
Oakley Gases
Bennington
Cross Bridges
Claude L. M'Kibbon
Uy United
Christine
Department of Us
Sic
Boon Ma Origefal
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