County Hard Hit By New Road Decision
The Maury County Road Commission case, decided by Judge Holding, holds incidental damages are payable and allows fencing costs. Damages awarded include $500 to Jones and Boott, $255 to Jones individually, and $700 in the Scott case, with the county liable for road opening costs between $1,000 and $1,500. The ruling may raise highway costs and slow future openings.
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Holding
Maury County Road Commission
Jones
T. Sparkman
George Boott
Boott
Scott
Directors of the Tennessee Orphanage Meet to Set Entrance Rules
The directors will meet tomorrow at 10 oclock at Col John W Fry's offices to prescribe entrance qualifications and conduct other business. The orphanage now houses nineteen inmates with several admission applications.
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The
Tennessee Orphan's Home
Col
John W. Fry
Rev J C Molloy to Preach at First Presbyterian
Rev J C Molloy, recently called to pastorate of the First Presbyterian church, will reach Columbia tomorrow for several days. He will conduct the prayer service tomorrow night and preach Sunday morning and night at Union services. He will not move his family or begin duties until September 1.
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J. C. Molloy
First Presbyterian Church
Columbia
Eloquent speakers to address Maury county campaign Monday
The August 1 speaking campaign in Maury county will bring Gus Baloe to Athenaeum Grove in Columbia. Judge D Looney will introduce him as the Independent ticket lines up strong rhetoric against Patterson while Lee Brock may also speak next week if available.
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Maury County
Hom
Gus Baloe
Columbia
Baloe
Athenaeum Grove
D.looney
Hales
Patterson
Tennessee
Suth
Enloe
Mr. Enloe
Brock
Lee Brock
F M Vaughan Passes Away In Maury County
Frances Marion Vaughan aged eighty three years died after a lingering illness at his Lowell Mill Pike home. He was born on Glendale road in the Three Mile House area and lived in Maury County all his life as a farmer and contractor. Surviving wife Francis Barker Vaughan and children Mrs J H Thompson Springfield Missouri Mrs J H Nicholson Mrs Susie Frierson Columbia Mr J W Strath Fort Worth Texas D A Vaughan N F Vaughan Columbia. A longtime Mason he belonged to Rock Spring Lodge and LaFayette Chapter. Funeral conducted at his residence by Rev T H Porter with Rose Hill Cemetery interment under Masonic auspices by Columbia and Rock Springs lodges.
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Frances Marion Vaughan
Lowell Mill Pike
Mr. Vaughan
Three Mile House
Glendale Road
Maury County
Francis Barker
Upron
J. H. Thompson
Springfield
J. H. Nicholson
Susie Frierson
Columbia
J. W. Strath
Ft. Worth
Texas
D. A. Vaughan
N. F. Vaughan
Rose Hill Cemetery
Rock Springs
Maj. J. Z.williamson
Piano agent locates in city in Columbia
Cloud HB Gilne representing Lyon Healy pianos of Chicago has located in Columbia. Former Giles county resident his business note calls him out of the state for years. Mr Cline will focus mainly on this county and is temporarily located at Adams and Martins.
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Cloud HB
Gilne
Lyon @ Healy pianos
Chicago
Columbia
Giles County
Cline
Adams& Martin's
Pupils From Farland Enter Columbia InstituteAnd Academy
Guatemala Railway president C M Williamson enrolls his daughter at Columbia Institute and his son at Columbia Military Academy signaling growing prestige. Col J C Hardy promoted the schools during a Gautemala visit and Williamson may send another daughter to stay near her brother.
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Central America
Columbia Institute
Columbia Military Academy
C. M. Williamson
Guatemala
Little Republic of Guatemala
C. M
Gautewala
J. C. Hardy
Independents and Warn Rally In Davidson County Race
Judge Hart shows declining support as independents surge with Roach predicting a 30,000 vote margin. McCain gains, Hart backers fear the black vote and a looming loss in Davidson County where McCain is seen as likely to win the judgeship.
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Independents
Warn
Old Davidson
Notgrass Sues L N Railroad for 1800 Damages
W L Notgrass of Carters Creek, by attorneys Salmon and Turner, sues L N Railroad in the Court for 1800 damages. He states he was a passenger with a ticket to Carters Creek, the train failed to stop, he asked to be let off, the conductor grabbed him, he lost balance and fell from the train, sustaining personal injuries.
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W. L. Notgrass
Cartere Creek
Salmon & Turner
Ctront
L. & N. Railroad
Notgrass
Carters Creek
Mt Pleasant Beat Lewisburg In Fort Worth Exhibition
Mt Pleasant defeated Lewisburg in a ball game on a campus Monday afternoon before local fans. Beance was pulled down by phosphate tossers by the score of six to two. Good play early gave way to a lapse in the sixth inning as excitement rose.
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Lewisburg
Mt. Pleasant
Battle Royal
M. A
Choice attractions for this season at opera house
The new season opens Oct 6 with The Soul Rise and KB highlights a strong lineup led by The Sing of the Father from Thomas Dixon. Manager Barker announces high class bookings including The Traveling Salesman The Third Degree Al G Fields The Girl of the U S A and The Cat and the Fiddle among others. The season aims to feature top stage talent and varied productions across October through February.
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Barker
Grand Opera House
Klaw
Erlanger
Schuberts
Thomas Dixon
Barberta
Columbia
Robinson Circus Comes To Town On August Eighth
Twenty five bill posters and a carload of lithographs advertise the Robinson circus here. The show, one of the road's best and oldest, will visit on the second Monday in August with a large menagerie, many clowns and fine music, promising a big tented event nationwide.
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Robinson Circus
Col Hughes to Debate Jesse Littleton in Joint Discussion
Special to The Herald Nashville dispatch notes Col Archchester Hughes will meet Jesse Littleton of Washington in a joint discussion at Elisabeth ton. Hughes departs tonight for the event, aiming to defend free and independent judiciary amid Littleton’s political record.
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Col
A. M. Hughes
Jesse Littleton
Win- Washington Dispatch
Archchester
Elisabethton
Col. Hughes
Hughes
Lat Tenneuses
Telticton
Boy Chauffers Placed Under Ban In New State
Albany July 26 No person under 16 may operate an automobile after August 1 unless accompanied by a licensed driver or the machine owner. The Callan Inn enforcement begins that date.
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Albany
N. Y
Callan Inn
Dr Boaz Takes Month Best Vacation For Health
Elder W T Boas pastor of First Christian church and overseer of the Tennessee Orphan Home sails to Nashville for a sick leave of thirty days due to bronchial trouble. He has contributed much to the orphan home which nears occupancy after a year of effort and cost about 26000 dollars. During his absence Mrs Jeffers and Mrs W T Bons will supervise the home while Miss Jeffers leads a revival was postponed but the orphanage work continues under interim care.
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W. T. Boas
First Christian Church
Tennessee Orphan At Home
Nashville
Elder Boag
W. T. Wtherly
Hitler Boos
Tennessee Orphans’ Home
Bush
Hitler
Thorn
Mins Jeffers
Mra. W. T. Bons
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Chancery
Chancelor
Bearden
Horace Armstrong
B. N. Woolard
Athenaeum
Mr. King
Mr. Smith
Looney Wii
F. M. Vaughan
HIB
Lowwell Mill Pike
Farland
Roach
Jeff McCain
Davidson County
Joseph J. Hoach
Supreme Court
Middle Division
Fayetteville
Davideo Ue
Preesent
Jef McCain
Judge Hart
McCain
Hart
McNeilly
Newsome
L. Notgrass
Mt.pleasant
Steel Trust
Gigantic Corporation
OPERA
Garker
WSS
New York
United States
Healy
Wall Street
BIG Circus
Ham
Elizabethton
Herald
Nashville, Town
NEW Law
DR. Boaz
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