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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1912

Page

3

Woodrow School at Sawdust Valley Destroyed by Fire

Woodrow, the showcase country school between Sawdust Valley and Williamsport, was burned Wednesday night. The new building, finished recently at about 2200 dollars, was uninsured for 1600 and destroyed with origin of the blaze still a mystery. The consolidation drive led by Superintendent Graham and Chairman Hatcher is portrayed as a public achievement, and plans likely call for a new, larger structure to replace the loss.

Woodrow County Board of Education Sanduat Valley Williamsport Graham Hatcher Board of Education Sawdust Valley United States Tennessee

Shot to Death on Board Train

Alexander McGill a Mobile & Ohio special agent at Tuscaloosa was shot in a baggage car of train No 105 and his body was thrown onto a Gypsie creek bridge. Napoleeon Jones a sorter on the train was arrested charged with the crime. A lynching was narrowly averted after Jones was rushed to Birmingham for safety.

Mobile Ala Alexander McGill Mobile & Ohio Railroad Tuscaloosa Mobile & Ohio Mobile & Chip Napoleeon Jones

SCHOONERS CARTAGENA AND GEORGIANA LOST IN GULF STORM

Mobile December reports confirm the British schooners Cartagena and Georgiana foundered in the Gulf of Mexico during a West India storm. Twenty three aboard perished including Captain Woods and his family. No word from either vessel since mid November. Georgiana's crew of fifteen lost near Cayaman Brac off Jamaica. Cartagena with master and seven crew members last heard November 17.

Mobile Ala Cartagena Georgiana Gulf of Mexico Cayaman Islands Jamaica Woods Cayaman Brac eGortana Luca

Ray Admits He Is Guilty

Nashville, Dec 2 65 After a long interrogation by Sheriff Longhurst and Deputies Prichard and Carter Jel Ray confessed to assaulting Mrs Hannah Laws at her home 286 Thirty First Avenue North. He said he was drunk and could not recall details beyond recognizing a bloody saw as the weapon. Ray identified a yellow package Mrs Laws described and claimed it was in his possession at the time. He remains in a secluded jail cell under guards, with tight security due to the case and the safety of inmates.

Nashville Longhurst Prichard Carter Jel Ray Hannah Laws Thirtyfirst Avenue North Mrs. Laws

Santa arrives by air to greet 10000 children in San Francisco

In San Francisco on December 16 a bright blue sky saw Santa Claus land an aeroplane over Golden Gate Park. Mayor Ralph and city officials led a candy and toy giving event for about 10 000 children as reindeer were not present due to no snow.

San Francisco Santa Claus Golden Gate Park Ralph

Women March On The Capital In Suffrage March

In Poughkeepsie on December 26 1911 General Rosalie Jones leads suffragists toward Albany with five marching members including new recruit Gladye Coursen of the city. The group departed amid cheers and continued sixteen mile trek via Rhinebeck with talks at the town and church visits planned in the evening.

Poughkeepsie Rosalie Jones Albany Ward Hhinebeck Gladye Coursen State Capitol Jones Rhinebeck

Out of Jail and In Again San Antonio Chronicle

Col Pascual Jozeo a Mexican revolutionary leader in the north was freed from Fort Sam Houston military prison on a 2500 dollar bond for neutrality law violation. He was promptly rearrested by civil authorities on a warrant charging larceny and robbery in Chihuahua. He is held in the county jail to await the Madero government’s evidence within forty days.

San Antonio Texas Pascual Jozeo Fort Sam Houston Chihuahua Madero

Christmas in Columbia Sees Fewer Alcohol Arrests

The Christmas period in Columbia shows no arrests since Monday, disputing claims of more whisky in town. Records indicate most holiday offenses tied to liquor, with 23 arrests last year when saloons operated and 7 plain drunks among them. City was quiet by day, fireworks and crackers erupting at night without casualties.

Columbia Express Company

Allies lay out territorial demands in fifth peace meet

London Dec 26 Turkish delegates faced the allies at the fifth peace conference. The leaders pressed for major territorial changes including cession of territory west of a line from Rodosto to Malatia excluding Gallipoli, transfer of Aegean islands, and Greek rights in Crete.

London Turkey Rodesto Sea of Marmora Bay of Malatia Black Sea Callipoli Ubnele Oteten Denites Bette Aegean Islands Greece Crete

Nashville Justice Marries Four Couples at Christmas

Justice Jake Levine of Davidson County ties the knot for four couples in his office on Christmas Day. The pairs are Lula Lauree McNeal with Walter Lovell, Lucy Reed with Wilkes Gammon, Bessie Morris with Donahue Reed, and Lille B Smith with Sam B White of Horse Mare Kentucky. Levine notes a nine-wedding streak across Tuesday and Wednesday and recalls one groom offering double the fee, which he declined while still accepting payment and promising cigars.

Nashville Davidson County E Squire Jake Levine Lula Lauree McNeal Walter Willie Lovell Lucy Reed Wilkes Gammon Bessie Morris Donahue Reed Lille B Smith Sam B. White Horsemare Squire Levine

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