J A Sloan Company Files Equity Bill Over Back Taxes
The J A Sloan Company seeks an injunction to stop Columbia, Tennessee from collecting four years of back taxes on its 250000 stock capital, alleging double taxation of shares to individual holders and arguing the action violates the U S Constitution and Tennessee law. Named parties include city officers and attorneys, with potential ripple effects on other Columbia firms and chartered corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Sloan Company
United States
Columbia
J. A. Sloan Company
Chancery Court
Fariss
W. Porter Erwin
Bertram ©. Dedman
W. J. Towler
JA. Sloat Company
Eee
Turner
Circuit Court
James A. Sloan
George . Sloan
Columbu
J. A. Stoun Company
Tennessee
Hughes, Hatcher and Hughes
Elks Hold Lodge of Sorrow for Perry
Columbia Lodge No. 86 Elks held a lodge of sorrow at the Monday meeting for Lynch Perry, a brother Elk, who died this week. Final arrangements for the annual Christmas tree were completed and Santa Claus will distribute presents to children of worthy families at 2:20 p.m. on Christmas Day. Several membership applications were received.
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Columbia Lodge
EL P. D. Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
Lynch Perry
Santa Claus
Remarkable Maury County woman Mrs Annie Phillips dies
Mrs Annie Walker Phillips, oldest Maury resident and Polk’s favorite niece, died at 10 last night. Born April 8, 1827, she heirloomed Columbia’s first brick house, witnessed Polk era events, and cared for Confederate wounded during the Civil War. She was a lifelong St Peter's Church member and admired for charity and cheerful virtue. Funeral at St Peter's Church conducted by Dr. Watts.
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Annie Walker Philips
Maury County
James Knox Polk
Robert Watkins
Columbia
James H
Maria Polk Walker
President Polk
Mr. Walker
The
Democrat
Virginia
Walker
Polks
North Carolina
Ed Lee
Virginia Hayes
Lee
Polk
Walkers
Hayes
Philips
Republic
Congress
Polkones
Jackson
van Duren
Mrs. Phillips
Phillips
St. Peter's Episcorpal Church
Brightene
St. Peter's Church
Watts
Robert L
Dickey Moore Returns for Holidays from St Louis
Dickey Moore, once route boy and assistant to the editor of The Herald, arrived from St. Louis for the holidays. He is helping operate a major national bank this season and will spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Westen Moore.
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Hagel "Dickey Moore
Generanager
Herald
St. Louis
Dickey
Wik
Sirs
Westen Moore
Hecuyan
Keen & Sons Annual Mid-Winter Jersey Sale
Kern and Son announce the last mid winter sale of Durie Jersey hogs at Mightaind Stock Bort on March 4. Keen and Sons plan to offer what they believe is the best value for the trade in this event.
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Kern & Son
Neue Cola
Mommes, Kean & Sons
Venerable Editor Visits City From Oklahoma
Kopp Perry of the Maury Democrat party, described as the venerable editor, arrived in the city following the death of Lynch Perry. He was accompanied by Romp Perry Sr, formerly of Columbia and linked to the Democrat publication. Local residents hear rumors of a new life near Islams and peninsulas.
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Kopp Perry
Lynch Perry
Oklahoms
Romp Perry, Sr
Columbia
Ile Uncles
the Democrat
Shields Denies Pledging to Covenant in 1918 Letter
Senator Shields replies to Col. John W. Fry denying any pledge to support the Covenant of the League of Nations. He argues the covenant was not drafted during his 1918 senate run and asserts reservations to protect American sovereignty. He defends America first stance and says he would uphold U.S. independence regardless of Paris plans.
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Col. Johns
Columbia
Shields
League of Nations
Senate
John W. Fry
Tennessee
Fry
United States
America
Americans
Wanlema
League of Mallony
League
Paris
Smuts
South Africa
Robert Cecil
England
Paola
Europe
Sam
Mno
K. Shields
Funeral of W R Mosee in South Columbia
William Robert Mosee died Saturday at his stepfather John Metulum's home in South Columbia. Funeral conducted Sunday at Freewill Baptist church by Rev J By Hilges and Rev L P Morthy. Interment at Roge TiN. He was thirty four, survived by wife, one daughter, mother and one brother Jabber Moser. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
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Tim
Wiliam
Robert Mosee
Wito
John Metulum
South Columbia
Te Freewill Baptist Church
Hilges
Rev LP
Morthy
Roge Tin
Sober
Jabber Moser
Maury Undertaking Company
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U Sp
Christmas Banking Club
Columbia Bank & Trust
ELKS
Perry
Annie Walker Phillips
Regen House
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
James Knox| Polk
Tuileries
George IV
Holy Alliance
Owaieh
Dickey Moore
Keen & Sons
Highland Farm
Duroc
Peninsulas
W. R. Mosee
Rose Hill
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