Columbia Herald masthead and subscription note
The Columbia Herald presents its masthead with publication details and leadership credits, listing J Leinewy Hey as president and W. dif the Fontettion at Columbia Tennessee, noting second class mail status and business management references, plus subscription rate line.
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The
Columbia » Herald Company, Inc
J. Leine W Hey
W. Dif
Fontettion
Columbia
Tenn
W. C. Hastings
Help for Russia and the U S Constitution Debate
The Nashville Banner argues Russia must reform and self-correct before aid, opposing leniency to Lenin and Trotsky and warning against prolonging its agony. It contrasts czarist rule with democracy, defends states rights against federal anti lynching, and debates whether the U S should maintain a rigid written constitution or a flexible empire style system.
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Russia
Nashville Banner
Lenine
Trotsky
Laniné
The Herald Defends Law and Opposes Mob Violence
The Herald condemns lynching as a threat to government and moral order. It asserts law, courts, and constitutional authority protect life, liberty, and property, and denounces mob justice that targets the vulnerable, especially Black victims, warning mobs undermine justice.
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Herald
Pardon Debs Denied by American Legion
The American Legion urges against pardoning Eugene V. Debs and other war era traitors. It asserts the sentence was richly merited and warns Debs pardon would affront soldiers who defended the nation. It argues Debs remained confined due to patriotism of the people and would demean the wartime sacrifice.
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Eugene V. Debs
American Legion
Debs
Central High School keeps accredited status in nation
Central High School in Columbia and Maury county remains accredited by the college association. This allows graduates to gain college admission at institutions recognizing diplomas without exams. The article praises the high standard, urges continued funding, and commends Superintendent Harris for guiding public schools to an esteemed position.
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Central High School
Columbia
Maury County
The
College Association
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Harris
Board of Education
British Constitution Seen Flexible Amid Treaty Approval
The British constitution is portrayed as flexible and precedented, with Parliament as sovereign and no written code. The House of Commons is described as answerable only to public opinion, illustrating a fluid system rather than a fixed document.
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Telefe
Sedom
America
Tennessee
Union
Tre Jond
British Empire
United Stes
Senate of the
United States
Free Nations
Ireland
Great Britain
Congress
Amerten
House ‘of Commons
Enemies of pact rally for Pacific arms treaty
The arms peace plan forged at the Pacific parley faces opposition from La Follette Reed Borah and Tom Watson along with Sinn Féiners and hyphenates. Proponents argue a mutual arms reduction needs international agreements, while critics push selfish party aims. The piece notes President Harding’s absence at the conference influenced reactions and urges bipartisan support to ratify good faith accords for world peace.
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LaFollette
Reed
Borah
Tom Watson
Sinn
Harding
America
Amerie
la Follette
Watson
Civilesthn Steels
Missionary plea fuels church driving post routes fight
Dr. Williams B. Ricks, former Columbia pastor, urged continued star routes between Columbia and nearby towns, arguing service aids hundreds in Maury Marshall Lawrence and Hickman counties. Citizens plan a large petition to Postmaster General Hays, backed by Rep. Padgett, to halt planned discontinuances.
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Columbia Hopes
Ricks
Maury
Marshall
Lawrence
Hickman
Columbia
Loewisburg
Coumbia
Lawrenceburg
Will Hays
Lemuel P. Padgett
Mr. Padgett
Washington
Avery
Impostative Department
Nober 14
Padgett
Herald
Lewishiing
Centreville
Hays
Appeal for two small boys seeks aid for Sunday school
From Tuesday's Daily Herald Rev. Tor. Patton pastor of the Frierson Memorial church appeals to Columbia residents to help two ten-year-old boys attend Sunday school. He asks for plain dresses, underwear, wraps for girls, and other usable items, requesting callers supply name and address for refining needs.
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Daily Herald
T. A Patton
Frierson Memorial Church
Colubia
Oor
Rev
Tor. Patton
Banks 10 Close On Next Monday Holiday Notice
Several banks and The Herald will observe next Monday as a holiday because Christmas day falls on Sunday. In past years the next day served as a holiday, and this year The Herald will follow the same custom.
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All the Banks
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the Herald
Undertaker Thomas Cunningham Receives Sub-Registrar Honor
From Saturdays Daily Herald Thomas Cunningham head of the Mawry Undertaking Company is named Sub Registrar of Deaths for Maury and six adjoining counties Williamson Hickman Lewis Marshall Giles and Lawrence He will issue burial permits and transportation permits for bodies between counties Dr Crittenden praised Cunningham for keeping state records in excellent shape and Cunningham said the commission would be received soon in Maury
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Daily Herald
Thomas Cunningham
Mawry Undertaking Company
Maury
Williamson
Hickman
Lewis
Marshall
Giles
Lawrence
Afrihanivetom
Cunninghan
Crittenden
Vnta
Cunningham
Ineal
State Department
Ak Andertaker
Conningham
Cianningham
Officers Raid Leads to Sixth District Still Discovery
Ben Hill, a Sixth District resident, faces jail on charges tied to operating an illicit still found in his home after a raid by Deputy Sheriff John Bowman and Arthur Hine. The copper still showed signs of recent, extensive operation and Hill was reportedly prepared to manufacture spirits.
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Monntay
Najly
My. Hill
Kitchan
Memalim
Meir
Nuisance taxes in effect till New Year’s Day
Nashville report explains changes in internal revenue for 1921 22 including tax rate shifts for individuals and corporations. It notes exemptions, dependents, and new 10 percent tax on admissions over time, with specifics on personal exemptions and corporate rates effective January 1, 1922.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
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Internal Revenue
Pti
Royal Arch Masons Elect 1922 Officer
Fragments report the Royal Arch Masons electing officers for 1922. Names such as Turpin, Wheeler, and others appear in garbled text with references to priest, captain, master, and other lodge roles amid unclear spelling.
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Priday
Turpin
LaFayet
Charen
Monty
Wheeler
Henry Atone
J.C Bawman
Orth
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