Better Farming Meeting Draws Farmers and Livestock Men
Farmers and Live Stock Men gathered at the Middle Tennessee Experiment Farm for a Better Farming meeting. Speakers included M. O. Cooper, Dr. J Gibson, Kot Touk, and A.B. Erhihly. The talks stressed improving farm conditions amid financial stringency and announced upcoming conventions and county committees.
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Montgomery
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Means Great Loss of Profit Among Armament Endorsers
American munition makers voiced support for disarmament and a proposed international conference. Notable backers named include Irenee DuPont of DuPont de Nemours, Elbert H. Gary of US Steel, Hudson Maxim, H. B. Talbott Jr of Dayton-Wright, and Harry Magou of Parkes-Davis, citing humanitarian and economic gains.
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Skeleton unearthed at Godwin Station on L&N line
Workmen at Godwin Station North of Louisville and Nashville railroad uncovered four skeletons while excavating for a cistern on the right of way. Dr B A Timmons concluded the remains were those of a white man buried about 75 years ago. Authorities suggest early settlers may have disturbed or moved burials at the site.
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Smith Is Named to Keep Them Or y
A private telegram reports that W. A. Smith, noted attorney and foe of Takutyettie, has been named to a job described as keeping them. The message, dated Wednesday, references prohibition and alludes to an appointment in connection with public duties in Pennsylvania.
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Wilkes declines county court clerk bid in eighth district
Joe Wilkes, a popular eighth district county figure, announces he will not run for county court clerk. He cites business commitments in Sawdust Valley and his inability to campaign fully. The race appears set between Squire Gilbert M. Orr of the ninth district and Squire Thom agh English of the sixth district.
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Foreign relations discussed by U P and court filings
United Press reports attempts to promote ties between nations through a corporate formation filed before Supreme Court Justice Finch. The initiative aims to improve relations, funding by leading steamer and financier of the United States, with unclear details and wording.
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Japan's Reply On Disarmament Yet Unreceived
Washington July 14 formal dispatches from London and Tokyo conveyed that Japan had not yet sent a formal reply to President Harding's invitation to discuss disarmament and Far Eastern problems. Reporters expected Britain and its allies to react favorably but no official word had arrived in Washington.
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Columbian dies wreck of premiums and fire insurance
Body of wreck victim arrives here last night funeral this afternoon well known agent explains how the rates for protection are arrived at
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Lease the Wheeler Building Opens Ford Garage in Mt Pleasant
Berney Fry announced a five year lease for the Wheeler building on the Mt Pleasant square and will open a Ford garage on August first with sales, service, and repairs. The western county sales will be routed through Mt Pleasant with a fully equipped shop and a complete Ford parts line. The WHEELER building will be remodeled for the Ford operation and a large plate glass storefront created. Berney Fry reported the county’s repair work and sales will be centralized at the Mt Pleasant house with a full Ford view station.
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Test of Strength Vote Tomorrow Faces Senator Penrose Motion
A straight vote is set for tomorrow on a motion by Senator Penrose to test strength in the chamber. Supporters say the move could reshape leadership dynamics while opponents warn of unnecessary confrontation amid pending legislation.
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Democratic Push to Recommit Soldier Bonus Bill
Democratic forces rally to prevent shelving of the soldier bonus bill with a Penrose motion to recommit. President Harding urges delaying the bonus until after allied war debts to the United States are refunded, while Republicans expect the motion to pass.
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Hearing on Intercounty Tel rates advance request set for Monday
Charles P Hatcher representing agricultural and business interests and City Attorney Webber Be present as well as citizens. Interest in hearings on the Intercounty Telephone and Telegraph company request for rate increase and toll rates. Hearing postponed earlier. Hatcher to travel to Nashville Sunday to prepare. A possible multi day proceeding with counsel for the telephone company and ex Gov Roberts representing the Utilities Commission. No emergency relief expected.
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Fire Alarm At Local Ice Factory Creates Panic
A heatwave scare hit Columbia as a coal pile at the Columbia Ice & Cold Storage Co. caught fire last night. Fire crews found the blaze confined to the coal pile and not the main building, avoiding a larger disaster during the hot spell. The incident caused brief anxiety but caused negligible damage and relief was felt when investigators confirmed the fire did not spread.
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Bogatzky and Bauman Stage a Big Sale
Bogatzky and Bauman, clothing and men s furnishing store, plan a fifteen day sale starting next Saturday and ending Tuesday August second. Abe Bauman, head of the firm, prepared the campaign with aggressive price reductions to attract shoppers.
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Irish Peace Negotiations Open in London Today
London July 14 negotiations opened promptly at 3:30 p m with Esmons DeVelare and Premier Lloyd George leading the first session of Irish peace talks. The brief meeting aimed to set terms for a lasting settlement and outline next steps in the discussions.
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Japan Accepts Disarmament Conference Invitations
The State Department announced that Japan has accepted invitations to attend the disarmament conference. The notice did not mention any discussion of Pacific issues as included in the tentative invitation. China also formally notified its participation in the conference.
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Washington
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Japan
Pacific
China
Assessor Forgey Begins Work on City Property Valuation
The assessor has begun work in Columbia to assess personal property values for the year. Officials indicate a potential overall reduction in property values this year as the process proceeds and figures are finalized.
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Mine workers blamed for trouble at Mingo coal field
Col Taylor Vinson testifies before the Senate Labor Committee that United Mine Workers of America is responsible for all trouble violence and murder in the Mingo coal field controversy. Vinson, a coal operator’s advocate from Huntingdon West Virginia, pins blame on the union during the hearing.
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Chancery Grind Continues Amid Heat In Columbia
Chancery court drags through the week with unfinished docket. Chancellor Lytle schedules the Erwin and Ging of Columbia case for a week from Saturday, likely to span several days. The heat prompts him to preside in shirt sleeves, the junior bar mocking the proceedings as sweltering and informal.
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Mellon seeks broad powers to settle Allied debts
Washington July 14 Senatorial and house action centers on loans and the refunding of War and allied debts to the United States. Secretary Mellon urges a comprehensive plan granting authority to substitute a rental bond system for the sinking fund and to route refurbished bonds annually amid efforts to manage wartime obligations.
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Final settlement with comptroller reported in county
J Ross Burns county Trustee returned from Nashville after final settlement with the comptroller for the past year. Despite county quarterly court schedule delays, Maury County historically led Tennessee in timely settlements. Local weather brought light showers causing limited relief. crops statewide suffer from lack of moisture.
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Cream Supper at Santa Fe to Aid Local Club
The Pall Club plans an ice cream supper on Friday night July 24 at St Weick to raise funds for the group. Proceeds will benefit local activities and community projects.
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Directors of Marble Works Hold Meeting
The Temutar meeting of directors of the Deum Marble Weekeke held today. Spearheaded efforts focused on the company’s future, with plans drafted by key leaders and discussed among attendees.
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Four Men Killed In Modesto Air Crash
Four men died when an air accident occurred near Modesto California. The plane crashed and burned after the impact. Officials expected to release details on the occupants and probable cause as investigators proceed.
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