An Ordeal Upholds Love Amid Fashionable Intrigue
Warburton saves a distressed girl after a perilous ride then faces a tense return to society. He endures a shopping trip with her and the looming dinner party while grappling with his hidden love and fear of exposure. A sharp confrontation with Mr. Robert follows in a Washington society setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warburton
Antiochus
Iereek
James
Loreewat
Victoria
William
Tam
Betty
Pate
Rndine
Father
Himming
Robert
Seventeenth Street
Box
Palley Station
Chuck
Misa Annesley
Scott Circle
Mico Anselty
Mra. Chadwick
Mr. Henderson
Fragmentary wartime romance scene with soldiers and Harp
A terse exchange unfolds as a runner named Warburton endures pain and a limp after the second mile. A woman beneath and behind him notices his hurt and asks earnest, clipped questions about his past as a soldier. The dialogue hints at hidden trouble and unusual inquiry without clear resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warburton
Mixs
Battle chaos as Davidson County delegates clash at convention
Reported disorder fills a convention as Davidson County delegates resist seating orders. James A. Smiser challenges Davidson authority while hundreds of alleged delegates flood the floor. The sergeants at arms struggle to restore order as a bell rings to quiet the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Smiser
Janes A. Smiser
Davidson County
Davidson
Presons
Dayiison
E. E. Esllek
Giles
Pandemonia
Circuit Court in Session Opens with Judge Holding and Jury
Circuit Court opened in the morning with Judge Holding and Attorney General Garter. Grand Jury empaneled and discharged until next Monday. Cases heard include debt plea for J. Cooney & Co. and nonjury docket for Nichols & Parks vs Hoockaby. Bruce Jones v Dr Buchanan settled out of court. Bear Creek Turnpike case lingered. List of names appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Judge Holding
Holding
Jotice Nox
Nichols & Parks
Hoockaby
Bruce Jones
AL. Buchanan
Bear Creek Turnkike Co
Wanted men and teams near Hohenwald Tenn. saw mill
F. W. Snead & Co invites able bodied white men and teams to work at a saw mill near Napier and six miles southeast of Hohenwald Tennessee. They offer weekly cash settlements, free houses and stables, good wages, and steady work with railroad access on N and JC St L and L and N lines. Apply by phone or visit Nagier Tenn. May 2 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenwald
Tenn
Jc. & St L
Napier
Ug Oy
Nagier, Tenn
F. W. Snead & CO
Lewis County
Alabama liquor license net widens
The internal five line collector lists many men in Alabama who hold liquor licenses and others who do not want neighbors to flag on it. The article notes the scope and reaction among residents about liquor licensing and enforcement in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiveline
Alabama
Birniliigjham Ledger
Toledo man sues for catarrh cure fraud
A Toledo resident claims to have been deceived by a doctor advertising Hall's Catarrh Cure. He sues for recovery of one hundred dollars plus costs, alleging the treatment cannot cure catarrh. The document is sworn before a notary public with signatures and dates in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney Wales
UEFA
F. Obenes
Toledo
Coupty
Cheney
Secret Meeting on Ambassadors and a War Department Ride
A fragmentary dialogue features Miss Annesley and others discussing wine in French with an envoy, a Chinaman reciting Confucius, and Karloff’s past attentions. The narrator joins a covert car ride to the war department, reflecting on Miss Warburton and a forthcoming continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Qwore
Dihcover
Waly Shfiwan
Tinng Chang
Karloff
War Department
James
Miss Warburton
Miss Annesley
Bank charter granted for Summer Town Banking Co.
A charter was granted to the Summer Town Banking Company of Lawrence County with $10,000 capital. Incor porators include G. W. Gray A. J. Gould J. H. Pickard H. L. Richardson A. A. Patterson Samuel Gardner W. H. Harris J. N. Cassaway M. J. Craig J. R. Martin and A. Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summertown Banking Company
Lawrence County
Capital Stock
G. W. Gray
A. J. Gould
J. H. Pickard
H. L. Richardson
A. A. Patterson
Samuel, Gardner
W. H. Harris
J. N. Cassaway
M. J. Craig
J. R. Martin
A. Hammond
Dean's Kidney Pills Boost Columbia Residents Hope
A local notice extols Dean's Kidney Pills from Adams & Martin's drug store, citing Mrs. W. M. Johnson of 84 West 10th Street who reports relief from backache and weakness. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY markets the pills nationwide under the Doan brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dean
Adams & Martin
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan' Mae
Work at South Side Park Undergoing Fall Preparations
Work at South Side Park progresses with water mains extended to more grounds and arc lights hung to illuminate the horse show. The project is in early stages with whitewashed buildings and fences, repaired barns, a leveled track, and additional improvements planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Park
Gran Pratt Named Candidate for Magistrate in Meary County
WE are authorized to announce Gran P Pratt as a candidate for Magistrate of the Third District of Meary County at the August election 1506. The notice confirms candidacy and authority for the official position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Walker
Maury County
Gran
P. Pratt
Meary County
Hardison
Hardison Declares Candidacy for Fourth District Magistrate
Maury County residents are informed that ¢. Hardison announces candidacy for magistrate of the Fourth District in the upcoming August election.
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Harole Macgrath
Ber
Misa
Sergeant At
Mr. Lee
Ike
Shelby
Harris VS. Railroad
Grand Jury
Frank Kinzer
Foreman
Brown
J. F. Agnne
J. H. Redding
R. A. Erwin
W. B. Gracey
WT. Wells
Phelps
Buchanan
Iken
ED Litton
Dave McMurry
Robert Childrey
WM. Stephenson
Aup Childress
H. Johnson
G. W. Tindell
K. D. Cook
T. C. Benderman
M. 'T. Voorhtes
B. Warren
J. B. Scott
W. H. Davis
H.T. Guad
D. B. Westmoreland
J. R. Holmes
G. O.rike
W. W. Loptin
J. A. Braser
Cas. Morton
Will Johnson
Dooliby
Jom Fizgerald
A. OR. Marshall
James Edwards
Francis Brady
J. N. Smith
Jim Fritagernit
M. x. Butts
A.W. Gleabon
Novany Poniae
Hall
Mold Fiavisi CO
Toteda
BANK
Summertown
Dobbins & Ewi
Mary Cates
Dobbins & Ewing
Mauby National Bank Capital
J. D. Barrow
J. A. Edwards
R. L. McKinney
8. A. Satterfield
J. H. Woodard
Jim Andrews
Jry
R. P. Dalton
Jno
A. Jones
W. P. Ridley
J. C. Wooten
R. C. Church
Geo. T. Hughes
Webb Ridley
W. V. Thompson
C. A. Parker
P. Ridley
A. Parker
Cashier
Phoenix National Bank
J. L. Hutton
W. B. Greenlaw
D. F. Watkins
J. Lem Thomas
Columbia, Tennessee
J. W. Howard
H. 'O. Fulton
A. J. Fly
W. A. Dale
T. C. Webster
E. E. McLemore
A. Oakes
R.L. McKinney, F. D. Chatfin
W. E. Jones
L. Hutton
W. A. Dal2
H. C. Fulton
Oliver
Wariiner & Co
Nashville, Tenn
Oliver Typewriter
Edison
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