All Dog Law Indictments Voided In Lawyers Opinion
Attorneys for defendants claim the 1919 dog law grants no grand jury inquisitorial powers. They argue indictments for failure to pay dog taxes are void and quashable, since indictments require statutory authorization. The court may dismiss such indictments and a new attorney general may address the issue.
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County Criminal Court
Tt Ie
le Alvo
Srand Jnvy
H Herald
Nashvilln
Tenn
Dan
A. W. Evans
Frank M
Phempaon
den Thompson
Evans
Bvans
Unus Nis
Taunt
Local Farm Loan Association Elects Officers for Year
George N. Melennon of Culleaki W reelected president of the Maury County Local Farm Loan Association. Miles J. Murphy of Culleaka named vice president. Looney of Columbia reelected secretary. Board members Milne Murphy, Roy Lank, GN McKen nan, W. L. English, Jt. P Walters chosen. Secretary Looney reported loans and applications total 286400 since organization. admin costs 2741. Difficulties cited in securing a bank examiner. proposal to appoint one in Manor country and seek federal aid. Association described as in fine working order with expected growth in business.
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George N. Melennon
Culleaki
Maury Coutney
Atoel Alon
Miles J. Murphy
Culleaka
Looney
Columbia
Milne Murphy
Roy Lank
GN. McKennnan
W. L. English
P Walters
Julge Looney
Louies
Tio
Manor Country
Maury County Teachers Endorse State Organization Affiliation
Maury county teachers voted to join the new state teacher organization next week in Nashville. The move follows months of discussion and aims to avoid federation affiliation while backing state-level outreach. Miss Annie Grace O Callaghan attended the session with Donnell M. Galloway leading a discussion on school improvement.
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Maury County
Nashville
Tennessee
Federation of Labor
Airiie
Fulton
Atte Teachers Organization
Annie Grace O'Callaghan
Donnell M. Galloway
County Road Costs Show Moderate Yearly Spending
The report estimates county road expenses near 45000 for the year with minimal bridge spending. Commissioners’ salaries and expenses totaled about 1679, plus maintenance and supervision costs, with the total staff costs and operations around 1000 miles of public highways to justify costs per mile.
Fern Dale road board debate sparks community club stance
Rainey’s statement frames a community club in Ferndale as the true expression of public will with a pledge to back tax laws and road fixes. The Herald notes a ten year history of attack on authority by farmers and a stand against contracts as the road board seeks a remedy for evils.
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Rainey
Ferndale
Wes
Herald
Perndale
Elnh
State Mail
Miles Murphy
County Board of Education
Coluumbus
Dannar Sth
The
County legal clash over dog tax road tax and Rainey schemes
County attorneys and judges prepare to challenge both the dog tax and road maintenance laws as unconstitutional. Col Thomas H L Peebles leads defense against Rainey era policies and ten year road contracts while officials insist the legislature alone sets such rules. The matter hinges on supreme court review and county officials warn against overreach while stressing public welfare and proper fiscal control.
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County Criminal Court
Doe
Thomas HL Peebles
Haintiing County
Caue
Supreme Court
Monty
Tieth
Sheltom
Income tax blanks delayed at Peebles collectors office
Internal Revenue Collector Peebles reports income tax blanks not yet arrived for individuals and corporations. He expects the first march installment to be due, with big rush to file when forms come. Rates will be lower this year though refunds and differences compared to last year remain.
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Neauty
Internal Revenue Loving
Peebles
Arm Breaks Granking Ford Car Incident
Kealoe Wakefield, son of IL Ull Wakefield, suffered a severe arm fracture in a Tuesday incident involving a Ford car. Medical staff including Dios, Peucette and Ming were summoned for treatment as several bones were shattered.
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Kealoe Wakefield
IL UL Wakefield
Lily
Mordear
Dios
Peucette
Mingfin
Sudden Weather Shifts Reported in Florida
Readable fragments describe abrupt Florida weather changes in Lake City and surrounding areas. The text mentions a day with inconsistent temperatures and brief clear periods, noting a notable swing from cold to bright conditions and a stormy pattern later in the day.
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Florida
Lake City
Pla
Barbers Make Some Changes
Barbers implement adjustments to staffing and services citing evolving client needs. The changes include realigning chairs and updating routines to improve efficiency and safety. Local patrons are advised to check with shops for new schedules and offerings.
Coal Supply Nearing Normal After Earlier Shortage
The district reports coal stocks and deliveries returning to normal following a period of unease caused by a fuel shortage. Dealers expect the supply to stabilize once car shortages are resolved, with plans to store more coal for future winters.
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Columbinus Jr
Thor Bouves
Taxpayers Soon See Local Assessments On Monday
Taxpayers in the county will inspect state board of equalization assessments certified at the courthouse. Assessor Webb Willian expects a busy day as valuations have been multiplied by four and a quarter, sparking curiosity among residents.
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Webb Willian
Meir
Bia
Court Louse
Nearly all school money goes to teachers in local tally
County elementary school expenditures for the past year show teachers’ salaries totaling 57,310.04 with other costs under 10,000. The report lists wages for janitors fuel maintenance and repairs insurance transportation and board of education, plus small sums for new buildings and furniture.
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Grahem
Lharlas
County Supt
Tyuster
ATL Omen Esperar Arya
Local Readers Favor The Herald Over Competitors
In the Remond district J Green recovers from illness and declares he would rather keep The Herald than any other paper, praising its value for reading and writing. The note mentions the paper’s loyal readers and its role in the community.
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Dtlie Herald
Cal Constalle Tiden
J Green
Thi Reromd
Lia
Beeden
Denmark
Road Commutation Payment Urged by County Trustee
County Trustee Burns calls every citizen aged eighteen to comply with road commutation payments due before the first Monday in February. Failure to pay may lead to a county road work assignment and a fine between five and ten dollars. Burns expects yearly collection from the next month through February.
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Burns
Apcene Uon
Dene
Citzene
Mathie
Arieh
Hope to Finish Two Roads During Year
William P Moore chief engineer of the state highway department says a plan aims to constrict the Williamson county line at Spring Hill to the Lawrence county line within the year. If weather and material supply cooperate the highway commission hopes to advertise for contracts and award them soon to finish the road this year. No work is planned on the full truck pike due to shortages. maintenance costs by mile and motor truck tonnage are noted.
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Williamson County
Spring Hill
Lawrence County
William P. Moore
al Lie
Lawrent
Etute Amd
Few Changes in Directors for Columbia Banks
Three Columbia area banks held annual meetings and largely retained directors. Phoenix National and Columbia Bank & Trust re-elected their boards, Maury National Bank to elect officers later. Notable changes: Maury National added Charles A. Wright. Columbia Bank & Trust re-elected major officers.
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Phoenix
Columbia Bank
Maury National
Columbia
Phoenix National
Co Imobia Bank & Trust Company
Maury National Bank
Phoenix National Bank
Ke, Woody
W. J. Russell
Parks
T. C. Webster
McLemore
McKinney
O. Palton
Arnall Peery
W.T. Lowell
Hardeo Rainey
J. Lem Thomas
IL Delk
Chathn
T. H. Willams
W. A. Dale
A. C. Williams
del Clows
Mra. J. Lem Thomas
Land of Flowers
M. J. Allen
Jim Andrews
Jr . Brownlow
J. O. Cheek
A. B. Cochran
Coffey
A. M. Harlan
G. T. Hughes
T. Jones
W. Kittrell
E. McLemore
Fr. L. McKinney
A. Parker
W. P. Ridley
B. A. Satterald
W. C. Salmon
J A. Sloan
J. F. Stockard
Ritter
Percy
J.T. Petty
C.D. Park
W. AL. Wilson
J.B. Littlefield
W. B. Greenlaw
TR. Borgey
Martin
Ius
Taylor
Joe VY. Porter
Shaiva
Thos
WH. Taylor
J. EB. Trimble
John A. Dixon
T. N. Imuers
HL Th Adams
Geo
Ik. McKennon
Rh. G. Japkins
Horace Riney
Ernest FE. Melomore
W. Andrew Dale
H. ©. Walton
Cashier
Phoenix National Monk
Witham
PB. Greenlow
Win
H. Wilson
Fice
Geo J. McKennon
Lieut Oscar Farris Visitor in Columbia
Lieut Oscar Farris was a visitor in Columbia en route from Lawrence County lakes to Kosse. Pareia with the marketing bureau of the division of mytenuton had been in Lawrence County where the bureau of markets aided farmers. Parris, Maury County's first farm agent, was warmly greeted by many locals. Motor trucks alone used 840000 baryali of oil in 1919.
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Tiedt, Crear
Barria
University of Tennessee
Lawrence County
Kosei
Pareia
Division
Mytenuton
Bureau of Markets
Lieut
Parris
Maury County
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