Negro Soldier Sentenced to State Prison for Murder
Andrew Hayes, a Black former member of the 296th Infantry and holder of the French Croix de Guerre, was convicted of second degree murder in the May 1919 Hoov er Mason plant killing of Ben Lynam. He faces a ten to twenty year penitentiary term with a motion for a new trial under defense counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hayes
Ben Lynam
Hayes
Looney B. White
Folry
Lynam
Hoover & Mason
Noted Welsh Orator Heard at Culleoka
De Arthur WW. Evans, the noted Welsh orator and preacher, spoke to a large audience at Culleoka on Friday night. He held listeners spellbound for an hour and a half, discussing the great problems of the day and comparing English and American virtues and follies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Arthur WW. Evans
Culleoka
Evfink
Wifsmin
David Lloyd George
Vans Ia
Hudson builds the Essex revealed in sales record
Essex built without Hudson endorsement, yet sold over 20 000 Hasex cars worth more than 45 million dollars in the first eleven months. Kinship with Hudson kept hidden to let Essex prove merit. Engineers of Hudson Super Six influenced Essex design, both cars share builders and standards. Take a ride to understand the superior ear of the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Hudson
Jordan Birthday Message From David Starr Jordan
United Press reports on David Starr Jordan's 69th birthday today at Cal University. He urges cooperation and conciliation to avert global conflict, saying the world is endangered by unbridled force and needs reconciliation to heal a mangled world. Dr Jordan is chancellor emeritus of Branford University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
University
Cal
David Starr Jordan
Loie
Lerson
Dr. Jorden
Branford University
Beautiful Memorial to Lieut Wooten Proposed
The Student's Club plans a public memorial by creating a free children's library in Maury County. Proceeds from February 7 at the County High School auditorium will benefit the library with "Alice in Wonderland" directed by Mixa Carrie Smith and local children performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Wooten
Maury County
Flanders’ Fields
County Memorial
Mixa Carrie Smith
History committee of state to meet in Nashville
John Trotwood Moore chairs a Tennessee war history committee meeting on Thursday January 29 at the Commercial Club in Nashville at noon followed by luncheon. Governor Roberts and press guests expected. Members from multiple counties listed with state officials and editors among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trotwood Moore
Tennessee War History Committee
Nashville
Commercial Club
Governor Roberts
J. I. Finney
The
Herald
Moore
Chas
W. Allen
Greenville
Ja. V. Goodpasture
Clarksville
L. D. Tyson
Knoxville
R. H. Yancey
Robt
M. Boyd
Cookeville
John H. DeWitt
Daisy Barrett
Chattanooga
W. E. McElwee
Rockwood
Hallam W. Goodloe
John 3. Cooper
Trenton
Few Casualties Among US Flyers During War
Revived figures from the war department show that there were but 68 percent casualties among American aviators in Europe during the war. Of this number 491 were with the AEF and the remainder among aviators on duty with the British French and Italian armies. Classified as follows: Killed In combat 208, prisoners 145, wounded in action 182, killed in action 41, missing in action 20, Injured in accident interned 3. Dr Dwight Chapin of New York age that from 49 to 55 is the danger age to man. Brazil seems to be losing its place in the front ranks of the rubber producing countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Europe
Brazil
Poultry Club Girls Show Growing Returns In 1919
Mies Vannes Hartsell of Green County reports a $340 year from poultry club work with blue ribbon fowls and sale of pullets and eggs for breeding and hatching. Another grower, Mrs. H J Wisecarver, kept a 250 Barred Rocks flock and aimed for $1,200 in 1919, nearly reaching it with $1,199.12 from eggs and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Vannes Hartsell
Green County
Poultry Club
H. J. Wisecarver
Greatest meeting of teachers held in Tennessee
Prof John P Graham county superintendent and fellow educators return from the state teachers association in Nashville. They report the gathering as the best attended and most enthusiastic in Tennessee history. Notable speakers included Dr H A Morgan UT president who delivered a constructive address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Graham
R. L. Harris
Frazier
Mt. Pleasant
Burcham
Santa Fe
Robert Lee Thomas
Columbia
State Teachers Association
Nashville
Teachers of Tennessee
H. A. Morgan
University of Tennessee
George Kennedy for Justice of the Peace in Hampshire district
George Kennedy of Kennedy Bros. merchants at Kettle Mills may succeed Jasper C. Taylor as justice of the peace in the county court. A petition asking Kennedy to run has broad support from Hampshire voters who would back him solidly. He is popular in the Taylorsville area and, if he yields to friends, he is likely to face no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennedy
Kennedy Bros
Kettle Mills
Jasper C. Taylor
Kennedy
Hampshire
Taylorsville
Leap Year Courtship Warning Song Parody
A playful warning urging single people to beware Leap Year proposals and Cupid's aim. The quatrain references wedding bells and the risk of losing singledom, with a humorous tone about love and vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Mrs Grady New Will Appointed Home Agent for Maury County
Mrs Kate McAlpin Grady of Mississippi has been named home demonstration agent for Maury County and will begin duties February 1 on a ten month payroll funded by the county. She is a Mississippi College graduate in home economics and domestic science with prior county agent experience in Texas. The hospital board and advisory men plan a Friday meeting to discuss extensions, funds, and campaign timing for hospital additions in Columbia Maury County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi College
Texas
Kate McAlpin Grady
Mississippi
Maury County
Grady
Crady
Belhave College
Jackson
Miss
Columbia
The
King's Daughters
MtAllia Mission
Priday
National Essay Contest In Public Schools In War Era
A national essay contest will be held in every school in the United States on February 2 under the War Department. The topic is What Is the Value of an Enlistment in the U S Army. Winners at district and national levels receive trips to Washington and other prizes funded by merchants and the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Department
U. S. Army
Nashville
Washington
Secretary of War
Peyton C. March
John J. Pershing
Middle
West Tennessee
Washingten
Third Number Lyceum Course at High School Auditorium
The Cosmopolitan Entertainers appear at the High School auditorium Monday night January 26 in the third number of the Continental Lyceum Bureau. Promoters praise them as charming entertainers whose program blends vocal and instrumental pieces from popular hits to classic works with humor and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Lyceum Bureau
Examine Your Label to Keep The Herald Coming
An instructional notice urges readers to inspect their subscription label and renew if expired, directing timely renewal in partnership with The Herald's circulation department.
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the Herald
Arrow Clark Moves to New Home Here
Arrow Clark, who recently purchased the Moore place on the Nashville pike from John Witherspoon Frierson, moved from Lincoln County to establish his farm. He will farm, trade stock, and auctioneering, bringing long experience as an auctioneer. Raised in Giles County, he moved twelve years ago to Lincoln, where he has lived since. He subscribed to The Daily Herald at The Herald office as one of the first progressive farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow Clark
Moore Place
Nashville Pike
John Witherspoon Frieraon
Lincol County
Clark
Giles County
Lincol
Herald
Daily Herald
Doug Parks Acquitted In Speeding Charge In Court
The trial of Doug Parks in County Criminal Court ended in acquittal after he was charged with driving an automobile at an excessive speed. The case was concluded with an adjournment following the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Parks
County Criminal Court
Judge Carthel Returns From Alabama Visit
Jude Joseph Carthel former secretary of the State Sunday School Association has returned from a two week stay in Alabama. He led Sunday school work there before moving to Tennessee where he headed organized Sunday school activities for about fifteen years. He now farms at his ancestral home near Zion.
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Jude Joseph Carthel
State Sunday School Association
Alabama
Judge Carthel
Tennessee
Zion
Editorials Alone Worth Subscribing to The Herald
Blaire J. H. Hardison of the fourth district renewed for The Daily Herald saying editorials alone are worth the subscription price. The passage notes the paper’s role in reporting coal cargo recoveries and mentions saltwater corrosion affecting coal from sunken vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Blaire J. H. Hardison
Fourth District
Daily Herald Today
Farmers Hogs Fetch High Averages At Maury Sale
The J B Farmer sale at Wilkes Place Cullooka drew buyers from across the region despite a smaller crowd. Forty nine head of registered Duroc hogs sold for 5900 with an average of 800 each, three sows at 150 each highlighted the day. Col Telehardt served as auctioneer, while Prof Evan McLean urged eradication of scrub-site cattle and J J Finney urged bluegrass over grain. Many top hogs left the county for other states, but buyers secured bargains amid prices fluctuating in the pork market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Farmer
Wilkes Place
Cullooka
Warmer
Farmer
Col Iglehardt
The
Herald
Maury County
Col. Telehardt
Evan A. McLean
J. J. Finney
Old Maury County
Bryan to Speak Twice in Nashville Saturday
Special to The Herald reports William Jennings Bryan will address the prohibition question and national issues in Nashville on Saturday January 24. He will speak at 1 p.m. at the Ryman Auditorium and again at 7 p.m. at the auditorium, with a luncheon hosted by state and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Anti-Saloon League
Bryan
Ryman
Haseen
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee
Three More Registered Hog Sales Planned in Maury County
Three sales of registered Duroc Jersey hogs were scheduled in Maury county for spring. James R. Williamson will offer about fifty head at Ol Homestead Farm on February 1. Bert Erwin plans a February 26 sale with a choice between his Cut Loooka Pike home or the sale barn at the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station. Keen & Sons will hold a fine sale early in March at Highland Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
James R. Williamson
Ol Homestead Farm
Bert Erwin
Erwin
Cutlooka Pike
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Keen & Sons
Highland Farm
New Creamery Machinery Arrives for Dimple Tp Creamery
The Dimple Tce Cream and Creamery Company reports arrival of its new machinery described as the latest word in the creamery world. Installation will begin once concrete floors and foundations are finished, with observers noting Nashville lacks comparable equipment among larger cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimple Tce Cream and Creamery Company
Nashville
Citiven
Maury Bank Names All Old Officials
Directors of the Maury National Bank met in their annual session on Tuesday and reelected the old officers for the coming year. Charles A. Parker remains president, with William P. Ridley and Robert L. McKinney as vice presidents, Col. Joseph F Brownlow cashier, and H. B. Cochran and W. M. Chaffin as assistant cashiers. The Maury County Trust Company followed with Col. Joseph F. Brownlow as president, Ridley and McKinney as vice presidents, and Parker as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury National Bank
Charles A. Parker
William P. Ridley
Robert L. McKinney
Joseph F Brownlow
H. B. Cochran
W. M. Chaffin
Maury County Trust Company
Joseph F. Brownlow
William 7. Ridley
Robert J. McKinney
Garden of Thanks Message for Care and Sympathy
We thank Central Hospital friends in Nashville and Columbia for their kindness during our mother's and grandmother's illness and death. May God's richest blessing rest upon each of you from Mr and Mrs Earls Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hospital
Nashville
Columbia
Earls Pennington
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Arthur W. Evans
Jordans
Shea
Ledney
John M. Crowell
Looney & Co
Lieut
Wooten
History Committee OF State
Dwight Chapin
New York
Justice OF Peace
Taylor
Eti
Waa
Yileds
Miss Sophia Mas Shadow
Lyceum Course High School
Lincoln County
Walter
Atlanta
J. D. Morrow
Tan Lac
Taniac
Williamson
Keen
Maury Bank
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