Pathfinders Visit Maury County For State Highway Talks
A large Mt Pleasant delegation escorts the state pathfinders through Maury County heading to Mt Pleasant. The party tours Spring Hill and Columbia, meets the Board of Trade, and attends a luncheon at Hotel Bethel with Maury County and Spring Hill officials welcoming them.
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Mt Pleasant
Memphis To Nihiel
Highe Road
Maury Oy
Columbia
Wirty
Spring Hill
Utnbid
Euter 4
Mt. Pleasant
J. EB. Anderson
W. J. Howard
W. Johson
J. A. Bostick
Dr Chek
T He Alexander
Ed Tarpley
Em, Skindel
W. Givian
DW. Shatner
P.M. Ricketts
Minest Irwin
J. J. Gray
G. C. Ross
Geo. Killebrew
Maury County
Praisa
Mue Grass
Board of Trade of Columbia
C. G. Gilbert
James Paltier
Dyer
Byers
Curtisa Atwell Thompson
J. H. Bayer
Marlon Richidvoy
J. B. Walker
Alf Wilkiis
Nashville
Nowd of Trade
Sie Hill
J. M. Dedman
JT. McKnight
Thos
B. Forgey
W. Webster
W. F. Anderson
T. J. ‘Jubbs
Dno. Akin
PF. R. Gamble
John, Hub
H.W Thomas
W. P. Erwil
Hughes
Susie Bell Moore
Landon
Wm. Hughes
Mia
William Cheairs
Jul Wade
John 8. Brown
Hotel Bethel
Fifty Years in Service of Master Gibbons
In a Baltimore area chapel Cardinal Gibbons marks fifty years of priesthood and twenty five years as cardinal. He celebrated a low mass at 6 o clock with one assistant and household members present. A public commemorative event followed a nonsectarian demonstration on June 6 with President Taft and officials, with a cathedral celebration planned for October.
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Baltimore
Gibbons
United States
Taft
Tennessee Governor veto stalls bribery inquiry and funding bills
Governor Ben W. Hooper vetoes House resolution for a slush fund probe and two Senate and agricultural department appropriation bills. With a quorumless session in Nashville, the veto blocks an investigation and challenges legislative funding as not fiscally sound for the current biennium.
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Nashville
Senate
Generi
Romeo
Ole Wikkete
Ben W. Hooper
Talor
Hooper
House of Representatives
Hen W. Hooper
Agricultural Department
McAlister
Baxter
Allbright
Bacon
Bass Boyd
Draughon
Hale
Hickerson
Hicks
Houk
Jones
McFarland
Page
White
Miller
Marshall
Leach
House
Brown
Camplel County
Governor and Officials Weigh Privilege Attitude in Matter
The text notes the attitude of the Governor and others toward a matter, highlighting concerns over privileges and official stance. Citizens await further statements as discussions continue among state leaders and relevant authorities.
Two Boys Drown in Mississippi River Tragedy
In Hickman Kentucky two boys Will Houston aged 14 and Roy Tucker aged 10 drowned in the Mississippi River after entering from a Missouri side bar. Roy could not swim and WIll attempted a rescue, both failing to surface as the current carried them downstream.
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Hickman
Terman
Will Houston
Roy Tucker
Mississippi River
Missouri
Wil Houston
Mysterious double tragedy ends in gunfire
Crabtree and his wife were found dead at their residence with a pistol nearby. Authorities say both heads were blown off after a single shot from the gun, suggesting Crabtree killed his wife then committed suicide. The motive is believed connected to his wife's infidelity and elopement with another man.
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Crabtree
Weir House
Grabtree
St. Louis
Union Depot
Nashville
South Wittsburg
Track City
Farmers Defend Honest Tax Money and Wheat Prices
A Tennessee farmer writes to The Herald condemning the recent government salary increases as a grab of the people’s money. He warns of rising taxes, educates readers on wheat yields, threshing costs, and railroad shipping, and urges vigilance against political corruption, citing Lincoln and urging informed opinions to check misuses of public funds.
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Penhessen
Col. J. N. Mercney
Daniel
J. N. Meroney
The
Herald
Ique
Tle
Nashville
Isj
Lincoln
Tennessee
Egypt
House
Senate
Trineskee
Hay Fever Relief Adendorsed by Chicago Resident
E M Stewart of 1034 Wolfram St Chicago reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gives great relief from hay fever during hot summers. The ad claims the remedy eases coughs and colds for children or adults with no opiates and no harmful drugs, in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
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Taft
Medicis
Woley
Foley
E. M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Chicago
Stewart
Woldridge CO
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Phoenix National Bank
Cardinal Gibbons
Bank OF Santa FE
Conn
Shade Fair
Mississippi
Cotham Bros
Headquarters For
Wedding Presents
Maury County Trust Co
Maury National Bank
To. Church
A. Parker
Jnc
W.ry
W.P. Ridley
J.B. Brownlow
Selvice
Yall
RJ. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & GO
Hall
San Antonio
Tex
Robert Bass
Columbia Herald Co
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