Payne Dancer Up May Quit Playing With Conferees
The stalemate in tariff conference talks surfaced as Payne and Aldrich clashed over lumber rates and White House pressure. Reports say conferees met with disciplined silence behind guarded doors while Fordney and Payne debated paths to settlement as Cannon and Aldrich urged speed.
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Payne
May
Wnshiroton
White House
Deadlock
Repre
Tolye Peyne
Aldrich
Aldo
Cannon
Aly
Lugs Wineel
Senny Aldrich
Preaklent
Fordney
Aldsted
Locker Clubs Ape Held Legal No Mercy for Lockers
In Nashville Tennessee on July 21 a Criminal Judge ruled on a case involving a saloon keeper connected to locker clubs. The decision means enforcement actions will proceed and parties named will face further legal steps in Nashville.
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Sovinl
Nashville
Tenn
Lad Gr it and Nerve Save Horse From Interurban Runaway
Special to The Herald Franklin Tenn July 21 a fourteen year old boy faced a runaway interurban car on the square. The horse bolted toward the Confederate monument and the boy clung to the reins. He guided the frightened animal away from the monument and kept it moving until help arrived.
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Franklin
Tenn
Nashville
Solig
Eren
Ani
Liquor Question in Kentucky
Frankfort Ky July 21 The Anti saloon League in Kentucky will not seek statewide prohibition in the next campaign but will push for uniform extension of the county unfit bill Local option remains the league aim The group hopes for governor Willsons support to carry out Republican platform directives and pass the county unfit bill The issue is seen as central to upcoming political contests in both parties as the next legislative session nears
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Frankfort
Anti-saloon League
Kentucky
League
Willson
Sesson
General Assembly
Patterson Is Asked to Run for Governor
Nashville, Tenn July 20 A sudden rumor says the incumbent governor will seek reelection next year with strong influencers backing him. Senator George E Banks of Winchester in town says whispers suggest an announcement may come soon while he continues talks with supporters. He also hints a run for reelection to the Fourteenth district senate is highly probable.
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Nashville
Tenn
George E. Banks
Winchester
Ike Hhis
P. I
George
Hanks
Latham Sails Skyward Then Plunges Into Channel
Calais July 20 Hubert Latham the French aviator started a planned Calais to Dover crossing. The monoplane stalled after about fifteen miles as the motor failed and the craft plunged into the sea. He was rescued by the torpedo boat destroyer Harpon and later praised his near miss.
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Calais
Dover
Hubert Latham
Prench
Trench
Har Fon
Latham
Sangatte
Itham
Lebevasseur
Kisselris
M. Latham
Mob Hangs Albert Lawson After Jail Takeover in Paris Tenn
Paris Tenn July 20 a masked mob of 25 men took Albert Lawson from the city prison and hanged him to a tree in the jail yard. Lawson had shot Sheriff Compton on Sunday and the mob demanded keys to enter the jail. After a chase through town, Lawson was captured near a house with two Black men who aided his escape. The mob also hung the Duncan brothers after confessing aid. A large pursuit followed, with dogs and gunfire as authorities prepared to move Lawson to another city. The incident ended with a crowd gathering as lawmen planned to transfer him on the train.
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Paris
Tenn
Moniay
Wen
Albert Lawson
Sheriff Compton
Jeff D. Phillips
Jon
Camyron
Lawson
Frank
Houston Duncan
Duncan Ne Froese
Yrut
Duncan House
Lee
Phillips
Conton
Maury County Farm Sold for 28600 in Maury County
W A Southall sold his 386 acre farm on the Lowell Pike to D L Voorhies of Napier for 28600. The county property has doubled in value since the 1990s purchase by Dr O G Porter and earlier by George Kannon at 12000. Southall keeps possession until year’s end. Voorhies buys as investment, not for farming.
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W. A. Southall
Lowell MII Pike
D. L. Voorhies
Maury County
Southall
O. G. Porter
George Kannon
Voorhles
Napier
Ride of All Nations to debut at county horse show
A proposed feature at the Maury County fair horse show on Wednesday night July 15 introduces the Ride of All Nations. Couples in national costumes will ride horses, with Mr. W. P. Waldridge as manager and the event seen as an enhancement to the musical ride.
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Maury County
Sam
Mise Colwubia
Dremine
Woppy
W. P. Waldridge
Mr. Waldridge
All Nationa
Cookeville Presses For Normal School In Middle Tennessee
A large Cookeville delegation arrived in Nashville to push the establishment of a Normal School for Middle Tennessee. Cookeville has pledged 25000 dollars and a site, while Putnam County contributes 100000 dollars. The group includes R L Farley, J N Cox, Worth Bryant, A R Massa, T D Ford, A A Staley, W R Carlen, P Y Jared, O K Holladay, Wirt Jared, and others. They plan to stay several days, with reports that a 1200-strong Fourth Congressional district delegation may travel to support Cookeville’s bid.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cookeville
Normal School For
Middle Tennessee
Middle Tenessee
Cooksville
Putnam County
R. L. Farley
Cookeville Bank
J. N. Cox
Gainesboro Telephone Co
Worth Bryant
A. R. Massa
House of Representatives
T. D. Ford
A. A. Staley
W. R. Carlen
Bank of Cookeville
P. Y. Jared
O. K. Holladay
Wirt Jared
W. A. Crawford
R. L. Kerr
Fourth Congressional District
Naville
Normal
Bristol Distillery Plans Restart Amid Tennessee Dry Law
BEGINS MAKING CORN WHISKY BRISTOL Tenn July 21 Despite pending Tennessee law making whiskey manufacture illegal after January 1 the large McNabb Metillery in this city with no into ope ration August 1 has reopened after Bristol went dry two years ago EB Gouge a well known distiller who started and prosecuted the Pendleton law is interested and hopes the Tennessee Supreme Court will declare the law unconstitutional If sustained the distillery will be moved across the state line into Virginia after January 1.
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Bristol
Tenn
Tennessee
EB. Gouge
Tennessee Supreme Court
Virginia
Wright Makes World Record Flight At Fort Myer
Orville Wright cuts figure eights in the air for over an hour at Fort Myer, beating Curtiss by forty-one seconds and reaching heights near six hundred feet. Thousands witness the aerobatic display as the machine responds perfectly to every call of the operator. The event marks a historic aviation milestone in American flight history.
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Orville Wright
Washington
Tme
Efreles Orville
Fort Myer
Orville
Glenn Curtiss
Wilbur
Cottage and Barn Burned in South Columbia Fire
A cottage in South Columbia occupied by Sam Oakley burned Tuesday night destroying part of the household furniture. The home, owned by J. Rolamb, was insured for 600 dollars with Heading, Frierson and Cochran. A barn on the Dr Hayes farm, formerly Kirk Loftin, also burned on Monday night. The property had been insured until recently but the policy expired.
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South Columbia
Sam Oakley
J. Rolamb
Heading
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