Bankers Push State Banking Reform In Tennessee
Secretary Mayfield of the Tennessee Bankers Association summarized two days of Knoxville meetings highlighting a modern banking bill. The plan creates a state banking department funded by a bank tax and aims to present legislation to lawmakers. The group backs a constitutional convention and repeal of delinquent revenue laws, plus cooperation with farmers on farm issues.
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Knoxville
Nashville
Mayfield
Tennessee Bankers Association
Tennessee
J. N. Dolly
Kansas
A Measure of Merit From Columbia Citizens Endorse Doans Kidney Pills
A Columbia citizen v Lipscomb testifies that Doans Kidney Pills cured back and kidney pain, with family use and ongoing possession of the remedy. The ad notes Adams & Martins Drug Store sells them, price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U.S. agents, and urges to remember the name Dean.
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Zen v. E Lipscomb
Register of Deeds
Main St. Columbia
Tenn
Doan
Adams & Martin
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
W York
Dean
Dynamiting Attracts Reform And Hidden Check Mystery
Story details anglers protesting river dynamiting and illegal fishing across Rutherford and Coffee counties as they organize rewards to catch culprits. Also reports Ada Wooten solving and recovering The Herald hidden check twice, with both checks deposited at Maury National Bank, doubling to twenty dollars.
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Rutherford
Coffee
Herald
Ada Wooten
Miss Wooten
Maury National Bank
Dresden man named assistant sergeant at arms for convention
Dresden Tenn June 3 Col 1 E Holliday was notified today by John L Marjess sergeant at arms of the national democratic executive committee of his appointment as assistant sergeant at arms of the democratic national convention to meet in Baltimore June 25.
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Dresden
Tenn
1. E. Holliday
John L. Marjess
National Democratic Executive Committee
Baltimore
Lever Breaks Youths Neck Near Jackson Farm
James A. McClure 18 dies in Colesburg area while using a pole as a lever to stretch wire on his mother's farm. The lever struck his neck, breaking it and causing instant death.
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Jackson, Tenn
James A. McClure
Colesburg
Here
McClure
Farmers Sowing Roughness Crops
Farmers busy with corn and land prep for pea and sorghum crops. Hay crop expected to be light with much clover turned under, causing shortages. To compensate, farmers plan larger sowings of corn and sorghum and expand roughness crops.
High Tribute Paid Columbians
The Dublin Georgia Journal notes Miss Laura Barker of Columbia Tennessee and her sister Miss Edith May Barker as capable and esteemed teachers. Laura was principal with Edith May as assistant, praised for their excellent traits and untiring service in the school, elected to resume duties this fall.
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Dublin
Laura
Edith May Barker
Laura Barker
Columbia
Tenn
Edith May
Missee Barker
Millers Conference Aims To Rebuild Flour Industry
Kansas City May 81 Millers National Federation opened a three day session with nearly five hundred millers from across the country. A J Hunt Wichita president said the goal is to restore flour industry status with capital invested and efforts. The opening speech noted a poor year with export trade nearly halted and mills diverting production to home market.
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Kansas City
The
Miller’s National Federation
A. J. Hunt
Wichita
Kansas
Hum
Rockefeller exposes how he made his latest haul
The Public's Interest notes the Avanta Constitution and quotes Mr Rockefeller explaining how he earned his first money while drawing public attention to the details of his latest gains.
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Avanta Constitution
Rockefeller
Iplain
Sweep Out the Board of Trade Over Titanic Inquiry
A scathing column urges sweeping out the board of trade for Titanic disaster failings. It questions the president’s competence and warns against immunity for advisers, calling for accountability in Britain’s investigation and media reaction.
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Board OF Trade
Rie
London
Robbers at Union City drug store
Union City Tenn June 8 Hob Bern entered the Red Star drug store for the fourth time this year. A brick shattered the front glass and the lock, the cash register was forced but empty. No clues left. money appeared to be the sole target amid recent burglaries in the area.
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Union City
Tenn
Hobbern
Red Star Drug Store
Clatsimas
Ten Days for the Old Folks Begin June 20
According to our custom, commencing June 20 we will give free pictures for ten days to the old folks over 70 years of age. W. B. Daimwood. May 1 weekly.
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Usta
W. B
Daimwooon
Slue Grass Waves at Washington Fest Report
Champ Clark carried Kentucky signaling strong political support as Washington Fest coverage notes states still favor the prodigal son metaphor and the fatted calf for political comeback. The fragmentary article hints at campaign sentiment and regional enthusiasm.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Kentucky
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