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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1921

Page

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Confederate Memorial at Rose Hill Seeks Flowers and Cars

President considers disarmament plans as local ceremony at Rose Hill honors Confederate dead tomorrow at 4. Flowers and cars are requested for the Old Bank Corner procession. Children will scatter flowers. Daughters of the Confederacy chapters lead the program with Dr W B Taylor delivering the eulogy. Naval Academy visit to discuss technical problems for today.

Rose Hill Ol Bank Corner West Seventh Pirden Streets Howe Hill Junk Corner Opimeberg Iewlork Daughters of the Confederacy Taylor First Methodint 1 Molloy Witte Davis Confederate Veterans of the Cong Ges John J. Jones

Diplomas Given Midshipmen at Annapolis

President Harding and Mrs. Harding attend a luncheon with Academy officers as naval disarmament issues are weighed. Data compiled at the ceremony may aid recommendations for the world disarmament congress urged by leading nations.

United Press Washington Harding Annapolis Naval Academy

Country Doctor Presented at Culleoka Benefit Night

The play The Country Doctor was fully presented to a large audience by the girls of Culleoka at the Cumberland Church. Proceeds from the revival benefitted the new holine at Cullooka, totaling $41 raised. The production will be staged again at Station tomorrow night as the club thanks church members for support in building.

NMK Elu Culleoka Cumberland Malvorun Ehurch Cullooka Font Station Em Oil Tor

Committees Seek Sale of Tickets for Chautauqua

Committees urge final sale push for Chautauqua tickets in Columbia as guarantors risk heavy losses if sales do not improve today and tomorrow. A large list of volunteers will staff gate duties this afternoon and evening, with several names from local business and professional circles.

Columbia Sexson W. A. Dale Leia Thomas Guo O. Walls L. Cunningham Alna H. Foster J. J. Finney Russell Perry H. Shepherd Maury Pigg Wm. B. Brittain Fred Latta C. Thomas Charles A. Wright J .Theo Stephenson John B. Hig Te A. Flem Thomas R. A .Johnson Goo BE. McKennon Thos James C. Voorhies

Guarantors to Meet at Maury Undertaking Company

A final meeting of the Chautauqua guarantors is scheduled for tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at the Maury Undertaking Company. Every guarantor is expected to attend.

Chautauqua Maury Undertaking Company

Tulsa Race War Toll Reported Near Hundred Dead

The report describes a violent Tulsa race conflict with widespread arson and mass casualties. It notes thousands displaced, homes destroyed, and both black and white residents injured as efforts to shelter the 10,000 Negroes are described amid flames and chaos. Exact death toll uncertain.

High Ideals of University Outlined for Columbia

The Chautauqua guarantors urge citizens to buy season tickets to fund a high class entertainment. A lecture by Mr Flowers on America Looking Ahead appeals to business leaders, while bonds pending sale promise par and accrued interest for school improvements. Community leaders back the effort with calls for public support and faith in local enterprise.

Columbia Calimbia Oceanic Convert Co Flowers America United States Mt 14 Het Anil Eq MH & Co Caldwell & Co Les Graham Bet Caldwell & Ooolat Depeatin Nashville Evry Murfreesboro

Directors of Orphans Home Meet Across Tennessee

Directors and friends from the Middle Tennessee Orphans Home gathered for the annual board meeting. Reports by John W. Fey showed strong yearly progress and sound finances. A noon luncheon by church members followed, and visitors praised the home’s operations. An upcoming feature on the meeting will appear in Morid.

Middle Tennessee

Too Many Wives Causes Trouble John In Bastile

John Holt alias John Mening, a colored man, stands trial for bigamy after taking a second wife amid family disputes. His first wife Ela alleges he divided affections, prompting a warrant. Defense by W. S. Fleming Jr notes his odd surname choice and judgment under strained finances.

John Bastile John Holt John Mening Alrcait Elormal Tingle Joh Fleming, Jr

Banks of ITV Closed Tomorrow for Confederate Decoration Day

All banks in the city will be closed tomorrow in observance of Confederate Decoration Day and the anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth. The notice states banks will be shut all day as part of the local observance of the holiday.

BANKS ITV Jeff Davis Jefferson Dervis Confederate States

Price Of Sugar Reduced By Wholesalers

United Press reports in New York on June 2 that sugar refiners cut refined sugar quotations to 6.36 dollars per hundred pounds. Retail circles indicated the immediate possibility of a further price reduction at the retail level.

United Press New York

Woman Sentenced Life Imprisonment in Husband's Murder

Bridgeport June 2 United Press Mrs Thet Nott was sentenced to life imprisonment today for murdering her husband Elwood Wade. Wade was found dead in the stove two weeks ago, ending the case that gripped the community.

United Prec Bridgeport Mre Nott Elwood Wade Hiasband Wade

Starving Poles Turn on French Guards in Kattowitz Looting

Insurgents in Polish territories attacked a French supply train near Kattowitz, brushing drivers from their seats and looting food. French guards returned fire as the rioters shot back, resulting in multiple deaths before the crowd withdrew.

Oppeln Kattowitz

William W Elam Dies Suddenl y

William W Elam a leading farmer and first district figure died suddenly at his Santa Fe residence at 2 16 am He was 52 son of the late Robert Blam survived by wife and two children Funeral at Goshen Methodist Church with Rev Cotten and Rev Cox officiating pallbearers listed and Maliry Undertaking Co in charge

Wiliam W. Elam Santa Fe Robert 8. Blam Methodier Church Blam H. H. Blam Nishville Henry Sewell Goshen Methodist Church J. T. Cotten E. T. Cox Wesley Wookard Arthur Hutcherson Tom Hogan B. Ply Paul Allen J. H. Fly Hone Orary M. B. Allen Whit Hight Eb.n, Woolwid, Gee, Ladd R. G. Mullins, Sr John T. Hutcherson The Maliry Undertaking Co

Manufacturers Urge Passage Keller Bills

Four tax bill proposals were introduced in the House by Congressman Keller of Minnesota. Sponsored by a manufacturers and merchants committee, the measures claim to relieve production burdens by about 1.337 billion dollars and would supposedly save the public five times that amount, Keller stated.

United Press Washington Keller Minnesota

Demonstration Agent Absence Hits Maury County

Maury County remains without a demonstration agent as Miss Mary Lee Garrett withdraws at the last moment. Mrs. Wendel continues the search with support from local women who funded a prior agent's arrival and hope to maintain county representation at the September state fair.

Wendel Mary Lee Garrett Weathennessee Maury County Hattie F. Wendel Maury Country Garrett Uarrell Ayallade

British Soldiers Killed in Slam Féin Ambush

Dublin June 2 Three British soldiers were killed in a Slam Féin ambush in the county. The soldiers were trapped and unable to respond amid riots by the Sinn Féin movement.

SINN Dublin

State Board Of Education Meets In Knoxville

Nashville Tennessee June 3 The state board of education has been called to meet in Knoxville June 6.

Education Board Knoxville Herald Nashville Tenn State Board of Education Knoxvily

Army Officer Offered Immense Bribe for Mexican Support

Mexico City reports alleged bribery aimed at gaining U S military backing for Alfredo Rotter Dominguez in Mexico's Mexico presidency. President Obregon disclosed letters showing promised funds to Colonel Robert M Campbell, former military attaché, to support the candidate and affect U S stance.

United Press Mexico City Tertore United States Alfredo Rotter Dominguez Mexico Obregon Pomingwer Robert M. Campbell

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Naval Academy SOUTH W. B. TaylOr Annapolis Academy President Tulsa Toy United Press Tien State College Jounty Knoxviser University of Tennessee A. A. Morgan State of Tennessee State University Sthesh Ayres Ngh Directors of Orphans Home Meeting Sisting Mur William W. Elam Wils Army
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