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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
4
Bank officials certify the June 30 1911 financial statement for The Spring Hill Bank and Bank of Callooka. Notaries public J W McKissack and W R Covey attest to the accuracy of the figures and signatures.
A Lexington paper quotes Samuel Judson Roberts opposing nominating Cox or Franks for governor. Roberts warns a liberal platform would alienate the fusion reform element and hurt the party. Lieut. Gov. W H Cox visit Lexington and canvass voters amid anticipation of the Republican convention. Kidney health note mentions Fol ay's Kidney Remedy as a cure.
Trenton July 4 Gov Woodrow Wilson moving to curb Atlantic City a famed coast resort with an aimed drive to curb crime and election fraud. Wilson aides hint at new steps while Justice Kalish is elevated to the supreme court bench and will lead the effort to draw best juries alongside Wilson and Attorney General Wilson.
A July 6 report from Pittsburg details a spree of wrecks with two killed and ten injured. In Venango County Earl Sisney 38 died when a touring car turned over after hitting a curb. John Hobis broke both arms and William Hutcheson suffered back and head injuries. Nearby in Angoli New York a Bessemer & Lake Erie surgeon Dr Zoigler perished as a car left the road. The crashes harmed a Mrs Zeller and Mr and Mrs Rhewideen, while another wreck at Arwairong County hurled occupants out.
The federal indictment targets a “wire trust” tied to the steel industry. Defendants include Herbert J Satterlee son in law of J Pierpont Morgan and Frank Gould of New York, with pools aimed at price maintenance and territory division. The action follows Sherman Act concerns and signals broader antitrust enforcement.
About 300 residents held an indignation meeting in Gadsden Alabama condemning Governor Marmett O Neal for pardoning Tom Higgins J T Howle and Chliade Chaney who had each been sentenced to six months hard labor for violation of the prohibition law. The crowd debated enforcement and criticized clemency actions as improper and politically influenced.
Harry N. Atwood completed the third leg from Boston to Washington landing his bi plane on Atlantic City beach after more than five hours in the air and several gasoline stops. Washington prepares to greet the young aviator with a White House area reception and a marked landing site on the lawn near the Washington Monument.
At a mass meeting in Sparta on Monday speakers including E. Jarvis P. F. Wilbanks Judge W. T. Smith and H. Anderson backed veto calls on the salary grab bill. A 3500 legislative appropriation was denounced as graft and any lawmaker accepting it branded as a grafter. Confederate veterans at Paris condemned the action and praised Representative Seumer Brooks for Perable Aang.
Washington reports growing indications that Congress may end its extra session in early August as Democrats push for quick votes on the Canadian reciprocity bill, wool tariff and free trade bills. Penrose proposes dates for consecutive votes while others push for longer sessions. Torreon Mexico sees 10000 miners striking amid wage demands, with troops sent to Mapima to guard operations.
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