Endowment in Louisiana for State University Education
The Louisiana constitutional convention funds seven million dollars over three years for agricultural and mechanical college work, largely from a severance tax on natural resources. Governor Parker spearheads the program, citing Tennessee’s model under Dr. Morgan and stressing Christian citizenship training at the University of Tennessee as a blueprint for statewide education and public service. The piece reflects on wartime sacrifice, patriotism, and reverence for veterans, urging remembrance at Rose Hill memorial services for Maury County’s fallen heroes.
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John M. Parker
Louisiana
Parker
University of Tennessee
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State University
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Dr. Morgan
Éares
Our Heroic Dead Tribute at Maury County Memorial Day
J I Finney editor of The Herald delivers a Memorial Day oration praising Maury County World War dead. He honors Comrades American Legion and Women's Auxiliary, stresses liberty won through sacrifice, duty to preserve principles, and the price paid by soldiers and families for democracy. He notes American heroes traveled far overseas to defend ideals and evokes Christian civilization built on their blood.
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Balxium
Herald
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Con Met
Rose Hill
Maury County
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J. I. Finney
The
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American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
Ulster votes for union over Irish republic in Ireland
A 2 to 1 ballot in Ulster supports continued union with Britain and rejects separation as the Irish republic. The piece argues self determination is misapplied and warns against religious divisions, urging unity and opposing religious prejudice in American politics.
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Ireland
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Ambassadors and America in the World War Debate
The article argues Ambassador Harvey’s blunt stance on why Amelia entered the world war and notes the debate over who won the war. It asserts America entered to protect liberties, citing threatened rights and the belief Germany’s victory would endanger national ideals and global influence.
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Harvey
Amelia
America
Germany
Old Fashioned Girls and the Modern Woman Debate
The Literary Digest asks if the old fashioned girl is endangered but argues many young women are focused on society and dances rather than duties. It maintains there have always been both frivolous and virtuous women and praises good mothers and wholesome morals amid changing dress and public perception.
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Literary Digest
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Maury County Urges Swift Public Utility Petition Support
Maury County leads in Tennessee in backing a telephone petition, urging Memphis to vote alike and other cities to contribute. Charles P. Hatcher, who helped draft the delay petition, speaks for the cause as Maury organizes for the contest, claiming the county will safeguard public interests.
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Nashville
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Memphis
Chattanooga
Knoxville
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Rita
Columbia
Jackson
Clarkeville
Murfreesboro
Untonity
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Bristol
Herald
Hughes, Hatcher & Hughes
Charles P. Hatcher
Public Utilities Board
Maury
Povife
Morning train to leave much earlier in June
Through train No. 8 northbound will after June 4 depart Columbia at 4:20 a.m. instead of 6:06 a.m. Passengers must rise forty-five minutes earlier. Other L N schedules show changes, but this is the only adjustment for Columbia, stated the local office.
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Columbia
Yancey Convicted in Check Passing Case
From yesterday's Daily Herald EB L Yancey charged with passing four bad checks was found guilty of a misdemeanor by a circuit court jury on Monday The penalty includes a fine of 50 dollars and the exact amount to be set by Judge Turner A motion for a new trial was entered by Yanceys counsel and will be argued before Judge Turner on the first
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Tosaday
Daily Herald
EB L. Yancey
Turner
Yancey
Mrs Hen Martin Becomes Town's First Woman Sheriff
Mrs Hen Martin of Allamaher county is the town's only woman sheriff. Mrs Mary B Lindley has been elevated owner of the city council of Secraurente.
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Hen Martin
Allamaher Euunty
Mary B Lindley
Secraurente
June Term Docket Heavily Favors Liquor Cases In County Court
Judge W C Whitthorne sets a busy June criminal docket centering on intoxicating liquor violations. Dozen cases listed include Hal Holcomb Joe Colgross Will Fitzgerald Frank Hall alias Love Hall and others charged with receiving possessing and transporting liquor. Several await trials June 14 15 21 23 28 with additional charges ranging from concealed weapons to public drunkenness and cruelty to animals.
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W. C. Whitthorne
County Criminal Court
Jon T. Anderson
Criminal Court
Hanoi
Hal Holcomb
Joe Colgross
Will Fitzgerald
Prank Hall
Ias
Love Hall
Charles Frierson
Eugene Anderson
Hogutaku Bass
Bogus Baas
D.C. Haskins
Leonard Cates
Martin Taylor
Rubin Cate
Will Zingerald
Joe Colgroas
Frank Hall
Martin
Irish Taylor
Bob Jenkins
Dlias
Bob White
Bo Jenkins
Allay
Lou Stages
Florence Rucker
George Dott
New Stenographer Council Headquarters
Miss Marion Heaton a Central High graduate and star of the commercial department has become stenographer at county council of agriculture headquarters replacing Miss Carrie Sowell who left for a job with AH Smith of the National Life and Casualty Company. Sowell rated her time there highly while directors praise Heaton as a valuable addition and expect quick adjustment at headquarters.
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Marion Heaton
Central High
Carrie Sowell
County Council of Agriculture
Miss Sowell
AH. Smith
National Life and Casualty Company
Wounell
Ney
Mink Heatat
Teel Xote
High Hohoul
Sigoat
Wil
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Delinquent Faxes Certification Near Maury County
Prom Wednesday's Daily Heriad reports that on Monday Trusies J. Ross Burne will certify to the state comptroller the delinquent tax district for Maury County. Landowners unpaid for last year risk certification as delinquents with penalties applied.
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Maury County
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