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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
1
In Paris at 4 P M Hungarian delegates prepare to sign the peace pact. Premier Clemenceau warns against dilatory tactics by Apponyi as talks proceed.
Paris dispatch reports the treaty will be signed today in Paris with U.S. Ambassador Hugh Wallace as a formal witness. Premier Clemenceau warned against delays as Hungary’s Count Tisza presses for clarification on United States participation.
Fry and Jones report nine recent deliveries of Minison and Bayes autos, including Hudson touring cars and speedsters. Drivers listed include JH Dinning, JF Reownlow, Wodgou, J AL Garner, Ladson, Ho Moxall, Miarstean Neeley, and Dr Perry. Poxall adds a Be sex to the taxi fleet, marking the county’s first base to run a taxi service amid new red coloring drawing attention.
Washington reports a U S note to Japan on the Siberia policy is being withheld from the public. The State Department expects to announce withdrawal of American troops from Siberia soon and to express sympathy to Japan against the revolutionaries. The note has been sent by cable in broken form to Tokyo for delivery.
Fragmentary OCR text presents confusing lines about tradition, a person named Kaleer Willi, and an authority figure. No coherent event or clear entities to summarize. unable to extract a definite news item.
Andrew Hayes charged with the killing of another man at Mt. Pleasant. The Croix de Guerre holder faces trial on murder charges in connection with the incident.
The Attorney General personally prosecuted a case involving a World War era veteran of the 569th Infantry and a witness examination tainted by absence from duty. The scene drew Mt Pleasant residents as soldiers and civilians gathered, with honors and damaged recollections shaping the courtroom drama and public reaction.
Central High School prepares for a hard fought home game against Massey of Mulawki on Friday. Massey boasts a strong eleven and aims to extend a winning streak, while Central hopes to build on a season opening victory.
An advertisement featuring Satterfield drew compliments from readers and officials, with praise focused on the ad’s clarity and appeal. The brief note credits Mr. Derden and others for the positive reception as the ad ran in the publication.
Health drive all in readiness for arrival ship next Tuesday by truck caravan. Every pulpit will thunder appeal against white plague. Sunday royal entertainment planned for visitors from time they reach county.
Beasley distributes a grand banquet for Produce Company staff and unveils $5,000 life insurance policies for those who toil. The event showcases the firm’s employee appreciation and benefits program.
In Columbia readings and rallies join a county wide effort to raise six thousand dollars for tuberculosis elimination. Local pastors, leaders from Maury Automobile Association and community figures set events for Tuesday and Wednesday with pledges, entertainments, and speeches to mobilize support and funds.
The Tardi son Motor Company installs a cover over its water and gas station at the Trout Garage on Sixth and Garden streets. Customers now find shelter while obtaining supplies regardless of weather.
Among weekly real estate transfers the Tit Averes land in district No 8 changed hands from Jies H. Jones to Wickman for 22000 dollars. The property, known as the John Sowell home place, marks a series of midyear changes in Maury county estates with January transfers already completed.
New York January coverage reports attorney Mike Lucile Pugh discussing protection of men from alleged predatory rivals and vampiric threats. The piece cites public opinion pushing wedding rings as a defense and notes claims about marital gear signaling fidelity.
Traders in Shanton report wheat selling 0 to 1 dollar above the $2.28 government guarantee with expectations of further gains once the guarantee ends. Some experts foresee higher prices, others predict a drop, while higher wheat prices could push bread costs up about fifteen cents.
Dr AW McFerrin, longtime pastor of Virs Metivediet chientern, visits Columbia for Mrs Southall’s funeral. Known as a popular local church leader, he plans to remain several days before returning Sunday morning to Birmingham where he serves as pastor.
Reports from London quote United Press dispatches noting renewed rioting in Berlin. Military authorities ordered extra troops to safeguard the city as official tallies list 42 killed and 105 injured from Tuesday’s clashes. Eyewitnesses suggested the events were not revolutionary in nature.
G F Whitfield a wealthy cotton oil magnate of Hiraingham Alabama is negotiating with Col W M Cheaits for the purchase of Rippovilla the magnificent Cheaira estate near Spring Hi and one of the handsomest bones and richest bodies of tend in all the Dimple If the deal is consummated the transaction will be one of the largest in Maury county real estate There are over SIM acres of ee rich band as a crw and it has a baro nial ontetelium day residence get to the midat of acres of gral foresta of native tree He is understood that Mr Whitfield will make extensive improvements on the estate.
Hy Hitchcock and Underwood divide honors in caucus held this morning as Democrats fail to resolve a top Senate leadership race amid a party vote tie.
Judge Webster and Bar Association plan to reconvene the grand jury at the next circuit term to pursue charges against Attorney General Looney White for drunkenness and misconduct. No demand was made today, but a formal request to appoint an attorney general to prosecute is expected at the opening of the term.
A Harbin dispatch says Japanese and American forces clashed in Siberia. American troops reportedly captured an armored train from Semenov, with two Americans killed and three wounded in the encounter.
A vague notice invites friends from the city and county to attend a dance at the Bethel Hotel. It praises Pey Bros, Haednen Motor Company and Pry & dation bn, claiming the event offers a free opportunity to mingle with the men who motorize the area. Former friends are urged to attend and become acquainted.
In the current year Mr Matilo WIllumen Trewslew has been appointed to the position of Clerk and Master Mura B. Variow. County officials C. & M and MRS Brownlow retain offices as indicated.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Democratic caucus turmoil after Senator Martin’s death. Senators Hitchcock and Underwood contend for floor leader as party splits delay a decision on the peace treaty. Underwood vows full support for the treaty if chosen to head the Democrats in the Senate.
Gasoline prices rose sharply as government offerings lifted expectations of further increases. The Standard Oil Company posted a one cent per gallon jump yesterday with another cent hike earlier this week, driven by higher crude costs that climbed two cents per gallon in the prior two weeks, says Dina tor Smith of the United States geologic survey.
The Stirflenits Club will present the first rehearsal of Alige in Wonderland at County High School Friday afternoon at 1 20 o clock. It precedes a literary program under the club’s auspices.
The fragmentary notice cites Polish fears and a forecast by General H. Hilts, the American military representative, regarding a potential escalation in Europe. The text suggests concerns over wartime actions and a cautious stance from Allied observers.
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