Progressive step taken by teachers in session Monday
Instructors at the institute plan a two week training session starting Monday with compensation arranged for participants.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
1
Maury County Teachers Vote for Compensation During Institute
Maury county teachers, gathered for the summer institute, discussed and adopted a committee’s report to compensate instructors. About 80 to 90 teachers attended opening sessions. Supt. Graham will assist throughout. Sessions run 6:30 AM daily with Saturday in session, while Kryl’s band headlined Monday’s program at the Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Jecoming
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Lauisiana
County Teachers Association
Graham
Institute for Colored Teachers Sessions Open Monday
The Institute for Colored Teachers will begin Monday morning at the public school building College HBG for a two week session. Instructors include JM Reynolds conductor R B Reynolds A Fampson Brown RB Ginson Mrs Sarah Harlan and Miss Johnson. About forty to forty one teachers in the county have engaged in teaching this term and many more are affected. all are required to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue 9
Publi School
College Hbg
JM. Reynolds
R. B. Reynolds
Fampson Brown
Inson
Sarah Harlan
Johnson
Vandalism Reported on Garden Street Bridge Area
Destruction and theft of recently transplanted flowers occurred Tuesday night along Garden Street near the bridge by unknown parties. Authorities warn of severe punishment if the perpetrators are found, following weeks of plant desecration and trampling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Street
Bridge Drag Co
Woldridge
Elements Again on a Rampage with Severe Wind and Rain
A major storm lashed Mau rly county on Monday afternoon bringing heavy rain and dangerous winds. Southport, Bigbyville, Culloo jka and surrounding areas reported near flood conditions with fallen hail and damaged crops. Large hail stones struck near the Campbellaville turnpike away from Columbia, causing crop and building damage including roof and chimney losses and washed lands across corn fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurly
Southport
Bigbyville
Culloojka
Campbellaville Turnpike
Columbia
Callooka
Verdict Returned In Railroad Injury Case
In Carter Creek a jury ruled for I N Railroad as defendant in the 1910 personal injury suit of Z T Hardison. The plaintiff claimed injuries from a moving train at Carters Creek crossing but the defense argued negligence for attempting to pass a train too close to stop. The verdict upheld the railroad’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheuit
Z. T. Hardison
I. & N Railroad
Personel Injnries
Hardiscon
Carters Crees
Folk Plea For State Power To Enforce Laws In Missouri
Gov. Joseph W Folk urges a strong state role to enforce laws and remove local officials who neglect duties. He cites temperance and good government work, defends gubernatorial authority, warns against local lawlessness, and references Edward W Carmack as a moral model. He argues home rule must yield to statewide enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Goy
Edward W. Carmack
Folk
Col. H. C. Weber
Columbia Military Academy
Sun
Foile
Supreme Court
Hi Fe
New York
Missouri
Ernor
St. Louis
San Francisco
Police Department of
St. Louie
Jean Lawless
Pittsburg
York
Cere
Sige Child Probably Cause Of Death Of Dr J L Haywood
A funeral tribute to Confederate soldiers opens Rose Hill cemetery services on Jefferson Davis birthday. Gov Jos Folk praises Confederate valor and citizenly conduct. An accident tale follows the death of Dr J L Haywood in a car crash near his home, body found under the overturned vehicle, age forty one, Baptist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sige
J. L. Haywood
Daughters of the Confederacy
Rose Hill
Jefferson Davis
Ruth Shields
Henry Osgood Fulton
Addie Rainey
John McGaw, Jr
Senator Carmack
Southland
Jos. W. Folk
Missouri
South
Eithaic
Gov. Folk
W. T. Galloway
Maj
John T Williamson
Lishone
Revs
Hight
Patton
Walker
Maywood
John Edward
William Hayes
Mr. Hayes
D. ©. Walters
Haywood
Memory Restored by Judge Turner
Judge Turner recalled a man named Ezell from Mr Pleasant in a criminal case on an excursion train. Ezell had been subpoenaed to testify about possible whisky purchases but his memory failed. The judge warned jail until memory was refreshed if Ezell did not tell the grand jury what he knew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Ed Hzell
Pillow brothers vs Federal Chemical verdicts filed
In circuit court Monday Charlie Pillow won a $500 judgment and Henry Pillow won a $25 verdict against Federal Chemical Co in separate damage suits. Jesse Howlett’s suit against Geo W. Martin had the defendant’s demurrer overruled and exceptions to the demurrer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Henry Pillow
Federal Chemical Co
Riad
Henry
Jesse Howlett
Ugainet
Geo W. Martin
Smith Brothers to Rebuild Store on Cullooka Lot
Smith Bros have purchased the Odd Fellows Lot at Cullooka near the L N depot and will start at once to erect a store building. The old Smith Bros store stood on this site before being blown down by the cyclone of March 13. The Culleoka Produce Co began today the mill on the site of the former mill destroyed in the same storm. The Aro plans to begin a new store on the old site within days. Concrete store house and granary work progresses rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Bros
Odd Fellows
Cullooka
Culleoka Produce Co
Culleoka
Aro
Night Clerk Appointment at Bethel House
W J Webster Jr accepted a night clerk position at the Bethel House joining Felix Nolan, with Nolan likely returning to his Franklin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel House
W. J. Webster, JR
Felix Nolan
HOS
TELRY
Suchad FelIx Nolan
Nolan
Franklin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kryls
Laurent
Kryl
Muale
Mozart Concert Co
Laurant
Magician
Tennessee Orphans Home
Chautauqua Management
Opie
Ralph Bingham
Bernard Orchestra
Institute For Colored Teachers
Woldridge Drag Company
2. T. Hardison
Louisville & Nashville
Joseph W.folk
State
SHOW
U. D.C
Folk Makes
Charlie and
Chemical Co
Smith Brothers Building
Sulleoka Produce CO
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