Tiger Clemenceau to Serve On as Supreme Council Head
Paris dispatch says Georges Clemenceau will continue as president of the supreme council until Adriatic and other urgent issues are settled. Delegates await Belgrade reply on Pomorie disposition and other grave French concerns hinge on his steady leadership amid defeat in the deputies caucus.
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Tiger Clemenceau
Supreme Council
United Press
Paris
Georges “Tiger
Ciemoenceau
Yof
Adriatic
Belgrade
Pome
France
Clementeat
House of Deputies
Kouate Tin Heen
Hayes Jackson Real Estate and Insurance Firm Formed in Columbia
New firm Hayes and Jackson combines Riggs L. Hayes and W H Jackson to offer city and farm properties plus fire life and auto insurance. Jackson, long time Postal Telegraph auditor, promises aggressive ads and strong local ties to Maury County and Columbia markets.
Canvassing for the War on Tuberculosis In City
Canvassers spread the health drive today under city direction of Dr. Robert Pillow Jr. They meet at Major Her Que Feleraon’s offices at 1 o’clock this morning and cover the city in an effort led by local lab teams and city health officials. The campaign seeks to reach citizens with tuberculosis awareness and free testing information.
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Cannvassers
Columbia
Tne
Her Que Feleraon
Soln
Robert Pillow, Jr
City Health
Seer
Uberal
Miner
Navy Band Delights Crowd in Columbia Visit
Col. Berry of the American Legion and Adjt. Gen. Baxter Sweny spoke as Navy officials defend the Tennessee recruitment aims. The naval band received enthusiastic applause while plans to staff the great ship with Maury County men continue, despite Gov. Roberts and Harvey He Hoednah’s absence.
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Col. Berry
The
American Legion
Adjt
Baxter Sweny
J. J. Finney
Herald
Navy
Antelo Sam
Davy
Columbia
Hhvee
Naval Band
Suite
Army
Tennessee
Manly County
Schoo
Maury
Jackies
Gov. Roberts
Harvey
Nashville
Colary Betey
State officials greet visitors at Bethel hotel and County High School
Paxter Swedby representing the state made a brief appeal to start a special event. A thirty minute late wreck of plans met by a large committee led by Edward P. Turner of the Retail Credit Association and William T. Anderson of the board of trade escorted guests from the station to the Hotel Bethel then to the County High School for exercises. The band performed several selections as the master of ceremonies concluded.
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Paxter
Edward P. Turner
Retail Credit Association
William T. Anderson
Board of Trade
Bethel
Navy speakers laud service in Columbia meeting
Editor Finney defends the navy citing World War I troop convoys with no sea casualties and praising naval training. Col Berry notes naval glory, Commander Weichelt delivers a stirring address praising Tennesseans in war and the super-dreadnaught manned by Tennesseans. Gen Baxter Sweeny closes urging state support for the mission.
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J. Bingey
Herbiceay
Col. Barry
Finney
Europe
Maury County
Navy
Congress
Washington C. Whitthorne
Padgett
Naval Affairs Committee
Col. Berry
GM. Weichelt
Columbia
Baxter Sweeny
1919 License Tags In Evidence In County Court Ledger
County Court Clerk Lips com reports selling hundreds of automobile license plates and wheel tax tags yet most owners still run old numbers. New state law took effect January first, and those who have not updated face penalties or arrest under the updated tag system.
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Lipscom
Myer Morris Freed From County Jail Ceremony
Myer Morris liberated from county jail amid a county event. A creamery meeting discussed buying a building site with a twenty-one month term operative. A pardon was given at a Monday citation.
Nashville money lender pardoned and ready to return
Myer Morris a Nashville money lender who served time in Maury county jail for contempt of court has been pardoned by the Washington pardon board and will return to Nashville. He was known to provide high interest loans to colored prisoners awaiting bonds and was once labeled a professional woodsman. Local officials note his model behavior in confinement and expect him to resume old haunts at the police station and county jail. Stock sales total over 5,000 dollars as dairy creamery plans advance with 150 cows pledged and a building lot to be purchased.
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Myer Morris
Nashville
Maury County
Sanford
United States District Court of
Houxer
Morris
Washington
Fefore
Atlanta
Negruperative Creamery ii Columnia
Court House
Unclear historical note on Peter the Great era currency
Fragmentary text mentions feather money in Rus sia during Peter the Great's reign and hints at Alonlovats using a legal measure to move and stun fore dogs, but the passage is incoherent and missing concrete facts. No identifiable events, dates, or named entities beyond Peter the Great emerge to anchor a precise summary.
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Peter the Great
Russia
Administrators Sale of Estate of J. D. Hui
Administrators sale of estate real and personal property set for Tuesday January 27 1920 at Sunnyside. Auction includes household and kitchen furniture bedding farming tools two acres of land barn and outbuildings and storehouse with barn. Terms of sale cash to the administrator Patterson administrator in charge.
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J. D. Hui
Sunnyside
R”Ding Hankshold
Aleo
Loree
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Dimple Ice-Cream & Creamery Company
J. B. Lovell
Father of
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Hayes & Jackson
Riggs L. Hayes
W. H. Jackson
John W. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Postal Telegraph Company
Jackson
Hayes
Jackset
Maveyveanty
Columba
Caly
U. S. Navy
G. M. Weichelt
County High School
Son Rock
Bell Phone 103
Offiron
J. B. Rees
Murry County
J. Ross Burns
County
Alonlovats
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