League Nations plank slightly amended adopted by Democrats
Washington July 1 United Press reports the resolutions committee adopted the league of nations plank with Senator Walsh amendment allowing reservations that clarify American obligations and sovereignty. The vote was 32 to 18 after four hours of debate. The committee secrecy was pledged as leaders debated prohibition and Irish planks. The administration sees no opposition to interpretative reservations that clarify the treaty’s terms.
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United Press
Ban Francisco
Resolutions Committee
League of Nations
Walsh
Massachusetts
League
Étor Glass
Trons
Glass
Washington
Wilson
Wiles
Centreville Mail Service Begins with New Lewisburg Route
Centreville starts the new morning mail track from Lewisburg with a timely southbound truck arriving near 7am. The Lewisburg service connects Centreville and nearby towns including Glendale and Culleoka, dispatching mail to Spring Hill and Carter's Creek to match rival routes. No return trip schedule exists as no mail is carried back, allowing Cy Young to set a passenger-friendly hour.
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Columbia
Lewisburg
Nashville
Centreville
Wil
Hamsport
Culleoka
Glendale
Spring Hill
Carter's Creek
Traigghoy
Cy Young
Governor Cox Not Worried as Convention Drama Unfolds
Governor Cox at his Dayton home watching San Francisco events showed no visible anxiety. He later directed the early edition of his daily paper from down town, masking any emotion as preparations continued.
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United Press
Dayton
Cox
San Francisco
Jas
Mass Meeting To Discuss Baseball
Citizens of Columbia area urged to attend a 4 o’clock meeting in the county courthouse to organize a local baseball team. Lawrenceburg officials and manager Lie ber Cooky, a former Yankee, will be present to assess the situation and answer questions. All interested residents urged to come and help decide the path forward.
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Columbia
Liebher Cooky
Lawrenceburg Teact
Wayne
Yankees
Lawrenceburg
Three Columbia Churches Unite Services In Summer
Three Columbia churches First Methodist First Presbyterian and Card en Presbyterian plan night services in July and August. The first service will be at Garden Street church July 4 with preacher from that church. Following Sunday July 11 the service moves to First Presbyterian then to First Methodist Church in turn with speakers announced weekly.
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Columbia
Churches of
First Metho- First Presbyterian
Carden Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
City Board to Hear Reports on Columbia Water Plant Work
City board will hear reports on work done at the Columbia water plant. The ordinance may require taking analysis of water.
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Sity Board
Columbia Water Plant
Council to discuss sewerage and water plant plans
The Columbia city council meets in regular session Friday with little business expected beyond routine items. A first reading may adopt an ordinance to require regular cleaning of the reservoir and filtration plant and periodic water analyses. Manager J S Robinson of the Water and Light Company is expected to report improvements and confirm the water’s safety. Alderman Louis Barker will note open wells connected to sewers and seek enforcement. Mayor Cherry will report on police activity and arrests for appre hension during the past month.
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Board of Mayor
Columbia
Kiwanis Club
J. 8. Robinson
Columbia Water & Light Company
The
Water & Light Company
Robinson
Olin West
Atate Board of Health
Louis Barker
Cherry
Veterans of the South Parade and Dinner in Columbia
Gen. John L. Jones orders a line of march for the Tennessee Division veterans in Columbia on Saturday. The day includes a parade from the High School, an 10:26 a.m. program with speakers and entertainment, a trip to St John’s Church, and a sixties dance at Oliver’s Garage after dinner.
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St. John’s Church
John L. Jones
Tennessee Division
Reunion
Columbia
Tenn
J. P. Hickman
Griffin
C. L. Temple
J. R. Sadler
M. B. Tomlinson
William Henry Trowsdale
JG. Williamson
Athenaeum Street
BR Damb
Nashville
John L. Tones
J. J. Finney
Herald
Evander Sheppard
Shelbyville
John Trotwood Moore
Robert ¥. Lee
Maury National Bank
John H. Barber
Oliver's Garage
Confederates to Gather at Court House for Badge Pickup
All members of Wm. Henry Trousdale Camp and Confederate soldiers in Maury County are urged to meet Commander Dr J G Williamson at the County Court room at 9 o clock Saturday morning to receive badges and march to the High School building for the exercises.
Essex swims Duck River latest test for the Essex car
The Essex known as Wild Man Matthews swims the Essex across Duck River at Lowell ford in water three to four feet deep and returns without issue. The stunt follows a series of feats during Watch the Essex Week including climbing grades on Williams Hill and running long distances on one gallon of gasoline.
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Essex
William Fry
Matthews
Duck River
Lowell Ford
Court Howe
Debating McDowell School Site At County Board Meeting
At a Monday meeting Lively debate is expected over placing the McDowell school near the district center or consolidating with city schools. Citizens have subscribed $10,000 toward a new building, and a large delegation may press for a central or West End location to avoid a $30,000 structure.
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Theuere
West End
Tooting
County Board of Education
McDowell
William E. Brittian
Confederates Need More Automobiles for Reunion Transport
At the Middle Tennessee Veterans Reunion in Nashville on Saturday car owners are urged to lend autos to transport Confederate veterans. Dr Hardison at the Hardison Garage is coordinating pickups and rides to shuttle the veterans from the railway station to the high school.
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Johnny Rebs
Nashville
Middle Tennessee
Dr. Hardison
Hardison
School expenses for the quarter ending June 30
The quarter ending June 30 reports total expenses of 9601.24 with roughly 7418.50 for teacher salaries and 859.41 for maintenance. Other costs include county board of education 95, supervisors 67, attendance officer 100, janitors 120.50, insurance 266.49, heating 8.75, and bond costs 56. This reflects the lightest quarter as most schools closed from late March through April. Thomas B. Brooks to celebrate eighty fourth birthday with a large reunion next Saturday.
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Graham
County Board of Education
Junior Order to Install Officers Event
The Herald notes a Junior Order gathering to install officers in their meeting room at a stated time. Attendees are expected to arrive for the formal installation and related proceedings.
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Batlatag At
Meioch Timieit
Stated Meeting Of Masons For Tonight
The regular monthly stated meeting of Columbia Lodge No. 11 Free and Accepted Masons will be held tonight at a specified location. All members are requested to be present and on time.
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Columbia Lodge No. 11
Celock
Jersey cattle sale at Middle Tennessee Farm Institute
Auction of fifty head of pure bred Jersey cows bred to noted sires will be held Wednesday at the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station. Buyers from Maury county and beyond expected for peak two day sale with many imported cows and high test cows, led by Ballanfant and Fariss who have long guided local Jersey breeding.
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Jersey
Joseph Ballanfant
Mora B. Fariss
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Ballanfant
Jasper Tormentor
Mr. Fariss
Pogis
Hood Farm
Pegis
Sophie Toronoa
Maury County
Todiy
Aurys
Pariss
Ballad Fant
Fariss
Middle Tennessee Farmra Institute
Ten Names Before House Balloting in San Francisco
July 1 Democratic convention reports show McAdoo as the focal point with rivals pressing to block him while Cox supporters claim enough delegates are pledged to defeat him. Betting in New York on the nomination pools odds against McAdoo and Wilson, with other candidates drawing varied wagers. In San Francisco the convention placed several names in nomination before adjournment, including McAdoo Cox Edwards Palmer Smith Gerard Hitchcock and others.
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United Pi San Prancisco
Treasury
Saii
Cox
McAdoo
Tubure
New York
Wdda
Smit
Wilson
Cummings
Oda
Champ Clark
Marshall
United Press
San Francisco
Benatar FP
M. Simmons
North Carolina
W. O. Newland
Temls
Meaddo
Edwards
A. Mitchell Palmer
Smith
Gerard
Hitchcock
Mefadith
Gluas Dud Davis
Columbia Taxes Up Tomorrow By Board Of Equalization
Taxpayers of Columbia may present complaints or seek readjustments before the board of equalization tomorrow. The ninth district outside the city limits has completed work and the city adjournment will follow. The board has been in session for three weeks and plans to adjourn tomorrow evening.
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Columbia
Board of Equalization
St, Wil
Fifty more enemy aliens deported this week
Washington July 1 Fifty more enemy aliens were deported during the week ending yesterday. The figures were announced today by the labor department.
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United Press
Washington
Labor Department
Mexican armored train attack described in China
A Mexican armored train carrying Americans was attacked and blown up on Tuesday in China. Reports reaching the American consulate at Kilhua City said all Americans aboard were safe, though occupants of the rear coaches defended themselves until reinforcement arrived.
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United Press
Washington
China
Stile Departeidat
Kilihua City
Patriot ic meeting at Gulleoka Church
The laymen of the Central Presbyterian Church at Cutlooka will hold a patriotic meeting Sunday at 11 o clock. A sermon will be delivered and a special program arranged by committee members. The event aims to foster patriotism and communal spirit among attendees.
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Gulleoka Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Cutlooka
Hayse Announces Primary Bid for Representative Seat
Lieut. Joseph M. Hayse a prominent young attorney formally announces his candidacy for the House of Representatives in the Democratic primary on August 5. Backed by a petition signed by supporters he promises to bring farm and teaching experience, overseas service, and public affairs work to the race plus church and fraternal involvement. He notes plans for a fuller announcement later.
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Joseph M. Hayse
House of Representatives
Hayed
Ayer
Pep
Hind
Wayer
Hayie
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