Candidates to receive refunds after county primary costs
The Democratic Primary Committee orders refunds totaling about 1 000 dollars to candidates who paid assessments for the recent county primaries. Refunds average around 45 dollars for county court clerk candidates Harding, Thomas and Dan Oakley, with smaller sums for sheriff contenders. Officers who ran polling places receive no pay, a policy longstanding in the county.
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Auppementel
Harding
Thomas
Dan Oakley
Sherif
Democratic Committee
Perry Snell Sees Large Real Estate Investments in St Petersburg
Snell, a well connected resident, recently invested heavily in Florida real estate at St Petersburg. He has acquired a large suburban property area which was subdivided and sold off profitably, according to a report received by Por tir Erwip.
Charity Themed Bishop Addresses Large Glass Spa Service
Bishop Thomas F Galler of the Diocese of Tennessee led eight confirmands at St. Peter's Episcopal Church with a sermon stressing charity over mere faith. He warned against ascetic shows and urged motives behind actions, assisted by Rev. W B Capsers and Rev. Stephen Power, with a choral program enriching the service. Funds for the Galloway Memorial Hospital near Nashville surpassed 43000 dollars after a Spring Hill congregation offered a sizable donation, with expectations to reach over 50000 in four weeks as Rev A E Clement preached to inspire broader support across the Tennessee conference.
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Thomas F Galler
Tennessee
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Eal
Gallor
W. B. Capers
Stephen Power
A. EB. Clement
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Spring Hill
Galloway Memorial Hospital
Nashville
Old Jerusalem
A. E. Clement
Cadets Challenge Debate With Columbia Military Academy
Public school pupils challenged Columbia Military Academy to a joint debate on a subject to be chosen later and to be held at an unspecified time and place. The challenge, conveyed through Capt. Cox, will be acted upon at the academy literary society’s next meeting. It is probable the proposal will be accepted.
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Columbia Military Academy
Capt. Cox
Academy Literary Society
Monument to Heroes of 76 Unveiled in Nashville
A marble monument commemorating Tennessee heroes of 1776 was unveiled on court square this afternoon with elaborate ceremonies. Addresses were given by Gov. M. R. Patterson Senator Robert L. Taylor Mayor H. B. Howse County Judge W. M. Pollard and Mrs. W. G. Spencer Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Herald
Nashville Tenn
Tennessee
Court Square
M. R. Patterson
Robert L. Taylor
H. B. Howse
W. M. Pollard
W. G. Spencer
Daughters the American Revolution
Oklahoma Woman Hurt by Black Man in Malister
Mia Pred Denton wife of a sewing machine agent was choked and injured in her home by an unknown Black man. He robbed her of 40 and fled. Bloodhounds failed to track him from the penitentiary and a posse began searching east of Malister. Local fear of mob retaliation was reported.
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Malister
Okla
Pred Denton
Here
Lkely
Diligent Officers Fail to Locate Whiskey Thief
Local officers failed to identify the culprit who robbed the express office at the depot Saturday night, stealing two gallons of liquor. A thirsty citizen replaced the empty red eye case among bread baskets after 9 o clock, suggesting motive was thirst rather than theft. The workmanlike lock was pried open and the remaining liquor was shipped to Nashville.
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Nashville
Debating Winners at Athenaeum on Washington's Birthday
Public school exercises at the Athenaeum featured a debate on whether Robert E Lee surpassed Abraham Lincoln. The negative side, including Buford Timmons and Robert Gilbreth, won with Charles McAfee as best speaker, while a Washington's Birthday program preceded the event.
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Cleaniam Society
The
Athenaeum
Washington
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Chas. McAfee
Clarence Harmon
Gilbert Orr
Alpha Tau Omega Society
Buford Timmons
Thomas Jackson
Robert Gilbreth
C. S 8. Society
Lincoln
Lee
24 000 bushels of wheat sold in Maury county deal
A major wheat sale in Maury county saw Columbia Mill & Elevator Co pay 1.35 per bushel for 24 000 bushels from Will T Ridley W T Frierson Austin Harlan and N H Frierson totaling 32 400 dollars. Proceeds to be largely spent in the county. In Theta a cricket independence judiciary campaign meeting drew about 150 voters with speakers T H Peebles Horace Frierson and W B Turner. Rufus McLaurine was absent. The candidates spoke in a school room with Santa Fe on the program that evening.
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L. & N. Railroad
Maury County
Columbia Mill & Elevator Company
Will T. Ridley
W. T. Frierson
Austin Harlan
N. H. Frierson
Herald
Theta
Tenn
Rufus McLaurine
T. H. Peebles
Horace Frierson
W. B. Turner
Santa Fe
Glendale School Entertainment Set With Music Recitals
At the Glendale School on Friday night an interesting program will be presented featuring music recitations and speeches. A large attendance is expected. The event was postponed last week due to inclement weather.
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Glendale
Hopkinsville Forms W C T U Chapter With 27 Members
In Hopkinsville Kentucky on February 22 a local W C T U chapter was formed after a main meeting called by state president Mrs Frances E Beau champ. The charter group includes twenty seven members and eighteen honorary members, the latter all men.
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Hopkinsville
Frances E. Beauchamp
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Helen Trix to Train Here in Stable Upgrade
Prominent Rutherford horseman Mr Freas moves Helen Trix to the training stables of Thomas and Whitehead. Time records cited 2:16 and 2:17 in prep for Tennessee Pair Circuit where she has been a consistent purse winner. Freas also brings a mare by Empire Expedition to be bred to Al Stanley 2:11% and another horse to Columbus.
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Thomas & Whitehead
Helen Trix
Duplex
Mr. Freas
Rutherford County
Tennessee
Empire Expedition
al Stanley
W. H. Freas
Colum
Fireman Killed By Fly Wheel at Local Plant
Jas R Medlin a fireman at William J Oliver Manufacturing Co plant was caught in a fly wheel and instantly killed this morning in Knoxville. He was unmarried and no witness observed the accident.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jas. R. Medlin
William J. Oliver Manufacturing Company
Bride Recalled Dream Brings Tennessee Wedding
In Bristol on Washington's Birthday a widower George Washington Slagle of Carter County married Laura Conley after a dream directed him to a Virginia pastor who shared a similar dream. The pastor then arranged the match and the trio traveled to Bristol for the ceremony.
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Bristol
Tenn
George Washington Slagle
Carter County
Jonesboro
Laura Conley
Slagle
Virginia
Hristo
Sequel to Brown Estate Battle Opens in Utah Court
Salt Lake City Utah February 22 A court hearing opens over the estate of former Senator Arthur L Brown valued around 100000 with Mrs Anna M Bradley seeking to declare her two children legal heirs The will disavowed the paternity of the Bradley children and Brown was shot by Mr Bradley who was acquitted at trial The case follows a long dispute over influence remaining questions of mental competence and undue influence in the 1906 Washington DC killing case
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Arthur L. Brown
Washington, D. C
District Court
Mrx
Anna M. Bradley
Brown
New Edition of Old Wash Stories by Moore
The John C. Winston Company rethrows a further edition of John Trotwood Moore's Old Wash stories due to high demand. A Christmas book edition features sixty four pages of illustrations by Chas Sykes of the Nashvlite Banner and includes the poem Old Cotton Gin.
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John Trotwood Moore
John C. Winston Company
Mr. Moore
Chas. Sykes
Nashvlite
Ed Geers Progress Report After Memphis Accident
Information from Columbia today reports veteran sulky master Ed Geers improving rapidly after a fall in Memphis last week left him with a broken leg. Friends say he is recovering as well as could be expected and is renting as his condition allows.
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Columbia
Hd Geers
Mr. Geers
Memphis
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