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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

Page

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Mulem Day in Columbia Postponed to Tuesday Next Week

Merchants banks and other business leaders announce a shift of Columbia mule day from the first Monday to the first Tuesday of February. The change follows a fuel conservation order forcing Monday closings until April, with state restrictions on wood and cob burning and a push for coal economy amid tight supplies.

Columbial Retai Merchants Association Maury County Columbia Maury Middle Tennessee Myer Anderson

Wooten to New York for Spring Goods Purchase

John T. Wooten, buyer for the Mary Dry Goods Co, departs this afternoon for Little Old New York to spend thirty days buying spring and summer stock. He asks The Herald to forward editions daily as he travels and works.

John T. Wooten Maury Dry Goods Co New York Wooten Herald Great Metropolis

Two Dollars for the Goal Fund Today

Mise Rosenthacent asks two dollars today for the coal fund from Mrs W A Howard and GO P Hoberte, with a note that the latter is spending the winter in Minna Florida.

W. A. Howard GO. P. Hoberte Minna Morida

Revolution Not Strike in Vienna Sparks War News

The report cites Wilson urging farmers to act with greater sacrifice to win the war. Paris and Geneva describe clashes between troops and strikers in Berlin with varying casualty reports. Vienna claims officers led the strike in Austria, while Hamburg, Arstona, and Wadnsbeck face a declared state of siege per Hamburg Echo. No major strikes elsewhere beyond Berlin per semi official Berlin note.

United Press Geneva Basle la Suisse Berlin Vienna Democrat Austria Copenhagen Hamburg Echo Hamburg Seige Arstona Wadnsbeck Amsterdam

Teachers Begin Task Occupation Card Indexing

Maury county workers started classifying registered men for the occupational card index. Prof John P. Graham, Prof S I Harris, and several female volunteers filled about 400 questionnaires. One registrant, Odie Glenn, from Louisville, Ky, did not appear for physical examination. Local board aid included Dr W H Kittrell and Dr B S Perry assisting with exams for 60 men.

Maury County John P. Graham Harris Charlotte Wilkins Eddie P. Voks Ann Elizabeth Vs Rita C. Gilbreath Ruby T. Jones Lucile Roberts Davie Journey Mary Cooper Boyd Odie Tilenn Seventh Street Louisville W. H. Kittre Mt. Pleasant

Beloved Minister Dr. A. G. Dinwiddie Laid To Rest At Rose Hill

The funeral for Dr. A G Dinwiddie was conducted at his School Street residence by Dr W D Haggard with Dr W B Capers assisting. Burial followed at Rose Hill cemetery with pallbearers listed as honorary and active members.

A. G. Dinwiddie School Street W. D. Haggard Nashville W. B. Capers Rose Hill Cemetery

Atlantic Coal and Ice acquires Nashville's Southern Ice Co

Atlantic Coal and Ice Co. absorbs the Southern Ice Co. based in Nashville. The Southern Ice Co. formerly led the regional ice trade and held sizable coal interests. its late president Harry Howe is noted in the report.

United Presa Atlanta Atlantic Coal and Ice Co Southern Ice Co Harry Howe Nashville Southern Ike Co

Demobilization Ordered As Russia Seeks Peace

Petrograd dispatch reports the demobilization of army classes 1904 through 1907. The government telegraph bureau quotes a hard fight for peace remaining and notes peace may not be settled at Brest Litovsk but in streets of Vienna and Berlin if the revolution betrays its principles.

Petrograd Brest Litovsk Vienna Berlin

Stepfather of Major Stahlman Naturalized

Nashville report states Major Stahlman’s citizenship was clarified by a Department of Justice letter. Marvin Campen, Assistant US District Attorney, said the department now holds that Stahlman became a naturalized citizen through his stepfather's naturalization in 1856, based on new facts not available earlier.

Nashville Tennessean E. B. Stahlman Marvin Campen United States District Attorney Department of Justice Washington Department Stahlman Major Stahlman

Business Women Plan Weekly Red Cross Work

In accordance with a recent resolution of the Business Women's Association the group will work for the Red Cross one night each week beginning February 2. All members are asked to meet at the Maury Dry Goods Company at 7220 Saturday night to form two divisions.

Business Women’s Association Red Cross Maury Dry Goods Company Evisajon Nashville Union Depot Will Lancaster Whit Hight T. H. Grizzard West Seventh Street Birmingham Grizzard Lancaster Highton Durrett Albert Berth Lewis Hellson Darrow Sixteenth Avenue Chicago Nathan Hilson Abe Bein Columbia

Drowning tragedy in Caney Springs backwater pool

Mrs Lula Lamb drowns after her buggy crosses a 10 foot backwater pool near Caney Springs in Marshal County. Husband Claud Lamb and an 18 month old baby survive after rescuers improvise a raft and enter the water. The accident occurs in freezing conditions. Dr T A Cresswell aids the revived survivors. Funeral planned at Moore cemetery near Bally Hill.

Caney Spring Marshal County Lula Lamb Neghbors Mrs Smyrna Mrs. Lamb Watt Moore Bally Hill Caney Springs Lamb T. A. Cresswell

Numerous Casualties In Air Raid Over Paris

Paris officials report a German air raid on Paris caused numerous casualties with four enemy aeroplanes crossing near Comprigne and approaching the city at high altitudes. The report notes first information and official statements released today.

Paris United Press

Regulations for flour and sugar sales issued by Hoover

State and county food administrators publish rules to limit flour and sugar use. Retailers may sell small quantities with substitutions required, and purchases are restricted to curb hoarding and waste. A separate report notes a Bowie sniper wounded a Winchester Tennessee sergeant and that another American officer was mistaken for a foe and shot.

Hoover H. A. Morgan John P. Graham J. W. Pegler United Press State Pranceh Jun The Winchester Tenn Kingman

Shipping Helpless in Element's Hands

Washington reports severe weather crippling rail and fuel operations as deep snow and washed-out tracks threaten coal movement. A bitter cold wave moves toward the Atlantic coast, expected to linger for days and worsen the disruption.

Washington National Railroad and Fuel Administrations Atlantic

Changes in army physical tests announced by Crowder

Washington Jan 21 TheProvost Marshal General Crowder announced changes in physical requirements for National Army service allowing thousands previously rejected under the first regulations to be accepted. The adjustment broadens eligibility and paves the way for more volunteers to meet standards.

Washington Crowder

Government seizes all Canadian wheat in elevators

Government seizes all Canadian wheat totaling about 100,010,000 bushels stored in elevators nationwide. Lake shipowners must cancel orders in the United States and transfer them to the government.

Canada United States

British Casualties Report For Past Month

London report states Britain's coastal toll for the past month reached 74,038 casualties among sailors and officers. The figures were announced today, reflecting ongoing losses during the period.

United Press London Britain

Past Exalted Rulers Night Of Local Elks Lodge

The Elks 686 lodge plans its annual Past Exalted Ruler night next Monday with a gathering for members only. The banquet will not occur and no guests are invited. lodge matters of special importance will be discussed.

Lodge of Elks 686

City Fathers to Convene Friday Night at City Hall

The regular monthly meeting of the City Fathers is set for Friday night at City Hall. Officials expect discussion of various items and potential important news on the agenda.

Anderstands

Supreme Court to Begin Maury Docket

Supreme Court hearings are set to start in Nashville on Monday with the Maury docket listed. The brief notice from The Herald notes sessions opening in the morning and proceeding through the week with several cases from Maury County on the calendar.

Supreme Court

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