Fast Miles At Fair Grounds Highlight Summer Meet
At the fair grounds visitors saw swift runs with Annie Laura and Direct Star posting top miles around 2:10 to 2:11. The Maury county meet opens next Tuesday July 19 with a large entries list and improvements to the grounds. The Nashville Military Band will perform with vocal numbers by a noted singer as the program opens with marches and songs. The Nashville Banner praised the band’s park concerts drawing 6,000 fans.
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South Side Park
Thomas and Whitehead
Annie Laura
Walter Direct
Direct Star
Maury County
Maury
Nash- Wille
Centennial Park
Urijer
Deotty
Lampe
Daughters of America
Oscar Strais
G. Edwards
Saicme
Dreamland
Scotty
Vodker
Universal Place
Nashville
Parthenon
Park Commission
Prisoner hurried to jail after Erwin shooting
Will Roberts arrested in Erwin Tennessee and rushed to Jonesboro jail after a preliminary hearing on the charge of waylaying and shooting Alexander Master near Erwin. Ed Kegley, paid companion, turned state's evidence. Master, reputed as a miser, believed a large sum was with him or in bank deposits in Erwin. Master seriously wounded and may die.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Will Roberts
Erwin
Alexander Master
Jonesboro
Ed Kegley
Roberts
Master
Kegley
Erewin
Huge Stable Arrives for South Side Park Mid-Summer Meet
South Side Park houses eighty plus horses as the four day meet begins Tuesday July 19. John W. Thomas and Waldorf Stable arrive with top entries while West View Farm and Ewell Farm send outfits. The racing program runs July 19 to 22 with pace and trot stakes each day and matinee events for local clubs.
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South Side Park
Fair Grounds
John W. Thomas
Cumberland Park
Nashville
Jack Beavers
Waldorf Stable
Henry Reaves
West View Farm Flyers
Winston-Salem
Jno
Public Sale of James Bros. Jewelry Co. Stock and Fixtures
The Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company as Trustee announces a public sale on July 20 at noon to the highest cash bidder of the stock and fixtures of James Bros. Jewelry Co. The business will close for inventory on Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday with no retail sale after Friday.
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Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company
James Ros
Jewelry Company
James Bros., Jewelry Co
Columbia, Tennesse
Won Ring and Bride at Midnight in New Orleans
Edwin Perry Perkine a traveling salesman from Louisville and Misa Catherine Dempsey of Peoria were married at 1 AM in Algiers after a wager by Lake Charles Mayor A. Rich ard that a midnight wedding could not occur in New Orleans. Rev. John F. Foster officiated at the Algiers courthouse as AP Powell and Mise Mary Matthews watched. Perkins won a diamond ring after betting $100. The couple had been sweethearts for years.
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New Orleans
Hdwin' Perry Perkine
Ahrens & Ott
Louisville
Misa Catherine Dempsey
Jan. Dempsey
Peoria
Algiers
Richard
Lake Charles
AP. Powell
Mise Mary Matthews
Ladies Surprise Dr Dinwiddie On Birthday Soiree
About twenty members of the Home Mission Society of the First Methodist church surprised Dr A G Dinwiddie the pastor at his Ninth Street home to honor his seventy years. A heart shaped green and white cake with seventy wax candles was presented by Mrs Gee Williamson and lighted by the cake bearers Chealrs Figuers and Ernest McLemore Jr. After slicing the cake the group shared frappe and shared in joyful conversation.
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Home Mission Society
First Methodist Church
A. G. Dinwiddie
Ninth Street
Dinwiddie
Dr. Dinwiddie
Greek restaurant to open soon on the square
James Caricanis of Bowling Green has bought out W. G. Harlan on the square. He will overhaul the place, install new fixtures, and improve appearance and convenience. Caricanis will run a strictly up-to-date Greek restaurant. watch for the opening announcement.
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James Caricanis
Bowling Green
W. G. Harlan
Caricanis
Registering Black Voters Stir Nashville Hurdles
In Nashville the Fourth ward opens noon registration as workers push to register over sixty Black residents and six white men. Saloon keepers and backers of the Patterson judiciary ticket organize effort with Hartman and Cohen among active workers known for liquor law concerns.
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Nashville
Patterson Judiciary Ticket
Hartman and
Cohen
Political figures Hartman and Cohen named in liquor cases
Hartman and Cohen, both involved in liquor-related legal matters, are reportedly among the pensively active figures in current political circles. Names tied to ongoing cases suggest heightened scrutiny as local officials weigh next steps amid the controversy.
Fifty five hear Judge Cook at opera house
Fifty five residents attended an event featuring candidate R. B. Cook at the opera house in Mt. Pleasant Tennessee. The gathering included discussions and a presentation of policy points with some program material handed out.
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Herald
MT. Pleasant
Tenn
Patterson
The
R. B. Cook
Opera Nashville
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Edmund Cote Piano
Fall River, Mass
Mitchell-Ashley Hardware
Maury County Driving Club
James Bros. Jewelry CO
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Perking
Office of Secretary
Bell
First Methodist
Brother IV Black
Hams Tools
Bethel House Corner
City of
Columbia
Columbia Military Academy the Pride of
Columbia & Maury County
Strow
United States
Hardy & Edgerton
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