Conductor Seay Shot on Train in Maury County Incident
On a Maury County train a shooting wounded conductor Seay when a revolver misfired on Lonnie Hines who had been expelled from the train last year. Deputy sheriffs and Maury county officers pursued Hines as W B Barnett assisted and transported Seay to care, with the scene near Rockdale and Sandy Hook neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seay
Tom Barnes
Popeuter
Rockdale
Agalogt
Lonnie Hines
Revolver
Ovat
Lawrenceburg
Suemerton
Sunmertown
Sear
Seay
Hines
W B Barnett
Columbia
Wolf
Wien
Maury County
Silves
Sandy Hook
Ony
For Sale Fifth Grade Jersey Cows
For sale, fifth grade Jersey cows all fresh with young calves. Can supply from one to many head. Phone Ett J Jenett?
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J, T
Jennett
Condition of Alfonso Serious in Andalusia Trip
A dispatch from Madrid reports King Alfonso is in serious condition and may undergo an operation. He was departing on a trip to Andalusia and was slated to travel to San Lucas where the procedure would be performed, according to the terse bulletin.
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Wadrid
King Alfonso
Andalusia
Alfonso
San Lucas
Black doctor attacked at Mt Pleasant hall by Claude Parks
Mt Pleasant physician JC Low was injured on the face with a sharp object during a confrontation at Low's auditorium and dance hall. The Black suspect Claude Parks, a local promoter, fled after the incident and bonded out on deputy sheriff Harris's charge.
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Claude Parks
J. C. Low
Mount Pleasant
JC. Low
Mt Pleasant
Low
Auditorum
Mt. Pleasant
Jows
Popris Mt. Plassant
Parks
Sherif Harris
Bond
Post Office Building Delays Move Into February
The new post office building will not be occupied before February 1, as stated today by Postmaster Jackson. Office furniture ordered earlier has not arrived, making an early January move unlikely.
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Y Postinster
Jackson
Veteran country editor leaves the Marshall Gazette
W Ewing of the Marshall Gazette retires after nearly forty years as editor and publisher. James Nance McCord succeeds him with Kercheval as partner, ensuring continued advocacy for good government and reform while health ends Ewing’s long career.
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Herald
Lewisburg
Dee
Lodhy
Lene
Marshall Gusette
Ewing
Rekrew
James Nance McCord
W. St
Hmakor
Gazette
Tennessee
The
Tnd
Hwing
Kercheval
Elks Share Christmas Gifts at Boaz Talk and Santa Presence
Rev W T Boaz delivered a brief address at the Elks Home as Kriss Kringle role was played by Emmett Dugger. About 125 children received dolls tops trains horns and drums along with candy nuts and oranges. The charity extended to coal wood clothing and essentials funded by voluntary gifts and recent minstrel proceeds.
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Santa Claus
I the Elks
W. T. Boaz
Emmett Dugger
The
Elks
Opera
Col. Edgerton and Bride-To-Be In Durham Train Wreck
Col and Mrs John E Edgerton visiting relatives in North Carolina were in a Durham railroad wreck Friday. They were badly shaken but not seriously injured. Col Edgertons face and nose were bruised, a physician was needed. The collision followed a rear end crash into a train ahead. One of six railroad accidents in the Carolinas in recent days.
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John E. Edgerton
North Carolina
Col. Edgerton
Durham
Macorten
Carolnns
Four Drunks Arrested During Holidays by Local Police
Four arrests were made Friday Saturday and Sunday for drunkenness by the local police. No arrests for disorderly conduct occurred as drunks stayed in the plain intoxicated category and went to the police station. Weather favored Christmas drunks and proved remarkable for prohibition.
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Loca
Supt Graham to Address Officers at Tennessee Teachers Meeting
The Public School Officers Association of Tennessee will hold annual sessions in Nashville January 11 12 and 18 at the Senate Chamber. Superintendent John P Graham will speak on How to Raise Local Funds and the Course of Study. A large county delegation will attend despite cheap rail rates.
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Public School Officers Association of Tennessee
Senate Chamber
Nashville
John P. Graham
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Cold Remedy
An old ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds with bold promise that it will cure the illness and notes availability from druggists. It emphasizes remembering the product name for future use and mentions refuel substitutes.
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Foley
Columbia Masons Name Officers for Next Year
At a Columbia Masonic Lodge meeting officers for next year were elected, including W M Col J G Hardy S W Will Dyer J W Richard Hillett Secy Frank H Smith Treas J J Elam and others. The lodge will meet Monday night with a public address by Chaplain T H Athey on St John the Evangelist, then a procession to the Masonic Hall for degrees. On Thursday night December 30 two candidates will be raised to Master Mason.
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Columbia” Masonic Lodge
Col. J. GC
Hardy
W .M
Will Dyer
S. W
Richard ©. Hillett
J. W
Frank H. Smith
J. J. Elam
W. J. Lane
Evan W. Jones
W. A. Voss
Rev
T. H. Athey
David Page
J. T. Peters
W. B. Greenlaw
Joe Ritt
J. C. Mardy
John T. Williamson
E. Yoest
Will W. Dyer
Jackson College
Baptist Church
St. John the Evangelist
Mrs Joyce Praises Foley's for Long Standing Kidney Trouble
Mrs S Joyce of Claremont N A writes that about a year ago two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured a severe kidney trouble of several years and she recommends it. This medicine is sold by all dealers.
Lonnie Hines Charged After Barnes Shooting
Lonnie Hines waived preliminary examination and was committed to jail in default of bond. Bond set at 1500 dollars, likely to be posted later. He shot Barnes through the neck during the Conductor Frank Seay incident, Barnes badly wounded but expected to recover.
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Lonnie Hine
Barnes
Rockdal
Hsg
Guest
Frank Seay
Hines
Well Known Local Journalist G W Ewing Retires
Well known in Columbia G W Ewing, linked to Dobbins and Ewing through Robert C. Ewing, faces retirement from journalism due to health. The community expresses regret but hopes for happiness in his declining years.
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G. W. Ewing
Columbia
Robert C. Ewing
Dobbins
Statuary at Columbia Institute Robed in Women’s Dress
Unknown individuals dressed the statues at the Columbia Institute in warm clothing including sweaters woolen skirts and shawls. The incident drew residents’ attention as the cloaked figures, normally nude, appeared in conventional attire while the motives remain undisclosed pending identification of the perpetrators.
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Columbia Institute
Seventh Street
Quarrel Over Fence Ends in Scottaville Killing
In Scottaville Arkansas, Ed Lankford, about 70, shot and killed neighbor Sam Walker, around age 45, after a quarrel over a pro Merlet fence. Lankford surrendered to authorities without protest. exact cause of the dispute remains unclear.
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Sam Walker
Scottaville
Ark
Arkansas
Russellville
Ed Lankford
Thi County
Scottaville {S
Census Taker Jobs Open Ahead of Thirteenth Census
Prose describes starting April 15, 1410, to cover cities in two weeks and rural districts in 30 days. Census takers can earn $3 to $4 daily for up to 30 days. applications due to M Richardson in Lawrenceburg before Jan 20 with exams around Feb 5. Women eligible, boys 18+ may apply.
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United States
M. Richardson
Tennesnes
Lawrencebure
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement sworn affidavit
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears before A. W. Gleason that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The note details internal use, testimonials, and distribution through F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
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Frank J. Cheney
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
All Drugelats
Young Ladies in Runaway Crash Injures Two Teachers
Miss Emma McAfee and Miss Mary Sowell, teachers in the public schools, were hurt when a runaway horse dashed from a yard near W eighth street. The buggy overturned after striking a telephone pole near Eugene Anderson’s residence. McAfee was most seriously injured but lives, aided by bystanders. Both women suffered severe bruises though no serious injuries are believed.
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Emma McAfee
Mary Sowell
McAfee
Sowell
W. Eighth Street
W. J. Bale
Eugene Anderson
In Memory of St. John Anniversary Observed by Columbia Masonic Lodge
The Columbia Masonic lodge marked the anniversary of St. John the Evangelist with a seven o'clock procession from the Hall to the Baptist church. Rev. T. H. Athey gave a scholarly address on the patron saint of freemasonry and the lodge later conferred the first degree at the Masonic hall.
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Columbia May Sonic Lodge
Baptist Church
J. C. Hardy
T. H. Athey
Freemasonry
Masonic Hall
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W. B. Burnett
Tripod
W. Ewing
Marshall Gazette
James N. McOrd
Tennesse Journalisn
B. A. Satterfield & Co
Kriss Kringle
Lodge OF Elks
Rev. W. T. Boaz
Col
John E. Edger
Ton
Durham, N. C
Prohibition
Supt. Graham
Columbia Masons
DR. Athey
J.B. Rabs
Ioney
J. B. Rees
J.B. Rebs
South Main Street
State of
Ohio
City of
Lucas County
M'Afee
Lowell
ST. John
Masons
Dean
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