Generous church response to State Sunday School convention
The First M. B. Church hosted a Tuesday meeting where H O. Fulton and committee heads reviewed reports from the entertainment, reception, and public comfort groups. Dr. Page cited strong home hospitality and growing participation, with plans for meals under the Harvard arrangement and broad county attendance expected for the Sunday School Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
H O. Fulton
A. 5. Page
Page
W. A. Dale
W. B. Turner
Public Comfort Committee
Harvard
Judge Turner
Ure
J. E. Sheppard
Fulton
People of
Columbia
W. D. Cameron
Cameron
Retail Grocers to Close Early in Columbia
A group of Columbia retail grocers signed an agreement to close doors at 7 15 p m each evening except Saturdays. The plan starts next Monday and ends October 1st. The aim is to protect the interests of employers and proprietors. Signatories include E P Turner Mills Cook Agent F W Gamble Grocery Co W O Lowell H E Ritter M S King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
E. P. Turner
Mills Cook
F. W. Gamble Grocery Co
Lowell
H. E Ritter
King
Daily Local Market Report gains from cattle to wool
Louisville market report shows cattle receipts eight head with mixed prices in steady to higher ranges for export and shipping steers. Sheep and lambs strong with active demand. grain and flour quotations, produce and wholesale prices listed, and various goods including hides, ginseng, feathers, beeswax, and scrap metals offered with regional suppliers and mills named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Free Matinee Racing Opens Public, July Fourth Celebrations Planned
The Free Drivers Club announced public matinee race meetings at South Side Park this summer. Nominations for July's opening event exceed eighty four entries with drivers from multiple states. The public will be admitted at no charge, and Wednesday meetings will be held at South Side Park and Mt. Pleasant with heavy participant interest from Giles and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Park
Bob Williams
H. H. Albar
Alfred Thomas
B.h. High Henry
Mr. Britton
Mabel Guard
Col. Higdon
Henry Jones
Allie Kittrell
Lady Grace
Maury ‘County Drives Club
F. 8
Wheeler
W. P. Woldridge
John P. McGaw
Lane
R. M. Williams
Thomas
Ben Whitehead
John EB. Walker
Mt. Pleasant
Giles County
McGaw
Ewell Farm
Spring Hill
Geo
EB Banks
Winchester
Tennessee
West View Farm
Pulaski
Tenn
Jno
W. Thomas
Shville
L P. Russell, Jr. Stevenson
Ala
P. H. Williams
W. E. Kister
Wallace & Moore
Cheraw
8. C
Geo. F. Duke
Winston-Salem
N. C
Homer Anderson
Walton Farm
Fall's Mille
G. C. Anderson
Mt. Sterling
Fair Management
Drivers’ Club
South Ride Park
Jail sentence for grand juror in city jewelry case
In Montgomery Alabama Judge Thomas G. Jones sentenced grand juror W P Cope of Geneva to thirty days in jail for contempt of court amid ongoing bankruptcy probe of the City Jewelry Company. Deputy Marshal E Baker of Hartsboro was jailed after failing to post $1,000 bond. Hearings set for Saturday. arrest described as unprecedented in this court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
City Jewelry Company
Thomas G. Jones
Fedral Court
W. P. Cope
Geneva
Cope
United States
E. Baker
Hartsboro
Baker
W. H. Ambrecht
Shreve Brothers
Peebles Tipped as Leader of New Committee
A newspaper item notes Thomas H. Peebles tipped to lead a newly formed committee. An appeal is made in Clifford Dodson's case regarding WGHER rates. Chairman Burns retires and local business leaders press for a swift decision. The case leaves an opening for a fresh material question and potential verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Peebles
Clifford Dodson
Burns
New York
Railway Business Association
Lta
Membersbip
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Herald
Clittore Dodson
Delegates and leadership reshuffle in Patterson County politics
City Attorney Shelby Coffey named among twenty two delegates bound for Nashville while Thomas H. Peebles becomes new Patterson County Committee chair and John M. Burns eyes a state house bid. The list hints at shifting district representation and introduces changes across districts, with several retirements and new faces on the delegation to the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Coffey
Nashville
Thomas H. Peebles
Patterson County
John M. Burns
Burns
Lfe
Columbia
Otey Richie
J. H. Pigg
Frank Oakley
Hardy Shelley
T. ©. Gaskill
Burr Cheek
T. L. Alderson
Will Beale
Edwin Jones
G. A. Lucas
I. Weatherly
A. J. Timmons
W. BE. Cox
W. P. Russell
Henry Thompson
R. J. Peay
French Straley
H. A. Parham
Will Parks
Guy Parks
J. B. Martin
J. W. McKisalck
8. C. Long
R. A. Peary
W. R. Gresham
J. W.patterson
Ripley Steele
James Craig
George Ferguson
Ernest Fariss
Joe Allen
Sth
Jno
Westmoreland
Jas
R. Williamson
W. G
EH. B. Collina
J. A. Edwards
King
P. Nicholson
J. R. Buchanan
Porter
Howell
T. J. Shaw
M. Dedman
W. J. Webster
W. J. Neeley
Jo Ketchum
A. T. Sellara
W. T
Cooke Appears To Be Winner In Primary Race
Nashville June 9 Returns from Saturdays primary are incomplete but contests look decided. Gholson leads Crownover while Cooke appears to beat Farradaugh in the supreme judge contest though an oral canvass May alter results. Returns arrive slowly and the picture is mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Gholeon
Crownover
Cooke Wine
Farradaugh
Gluten From Bleached Flour Demonstrated In Plant Study
Kansas City June 7 Glu ten from unbleached flour assimilated when placed on leaves of a Drosera plant, while gluten from bleached flour killed it. Dr Gustave Mann of Tulane University testified in the bleached flour cage era today. He noted the plant thrives in the South and has a stomach-like juice. Mann said he experimented on animals with both flours and found the bleached product digested less easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gustave Mann
Tulane University
New Orleans
Mann
Cannibal plant from South Africa on exhibition
Testimony in a long court case drags on as Judge Smith McPherson plans longer hours. The defense says two weeks are needed for further testimony while a rare cannibal flower from South Africa is exhibited at Woldridge’s, never seen locally before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith McPherson
H. F. Fariss
Thompson Station & Cu
South Africa
Woldridge’s
Cruelty Begins On Honeymoon In Cincinnati Divorce
In Cincinnati today Judge Cushing granted divorce to Mrs Eda Vessella daughter of Gen Thomas P Agan and wife of bandmaster Oreste Vessella. The court heard she was struck, beaten and treated cruelly during their honeymoon. The husband’s petition was dismissed after the bench remarked that American young women deserve better treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Eda Agan
Oreste Vessella
Veasella
Thomas P. Agan
Cushing
Fourteen Year Olds Run Off to Marry in Cincinnati
A 14 year old girl Stelia Ivy daughter of Marshal G M Ivy and her 14 year old lover Albert Hinkle left a garret three stories up by improvised rope ladder in Cincinnati Ohio late Saturday seeking a marriage license. Their escape was reported as a child marriage attempt involving two youths of the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinati
Jane
Stelia Ivy
Marshal G. M. Ivy
Albert Hinkle
Aiso
Mullins Wins German Medal at University of the South
J B Mullins of Santa Fe won the German medal at the University of the South in Sewanee for highest proficiency in German. He returned this morning, noting a most enviable record at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mullins
Santa, Fe
Sewanee
University ‘of the South
Mulling
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Enterteinst
Columbia Mil & Elevator Co
Ashtona Mills
City Mill & Grain Co
William Barker
Callender & Co
8. B. Calender & Co
Louis Barker
Drivers Club
Wednesda
Glass A
W. E Britton
Turner D. W. M. Tolley
Allie Krtrell
Blackie K
A. C. Crank
B.h
Patchen Mayo
Hugh Shelton
Allyne
Tee
T. C. Gaskill
W. A. Glenn
A. J. Campbell
French Straly
A. L.smith
Jim Craig
M. ¥. Ballafant
Mike Clark
Jasper Horne
J. W. B.thomas
T. Y. Bagnah
J. A. English
N. B. Stuart
T. A. Cantrell
H. B. Porter
R. W. Dobbins
Faith
T. H. Peebles
Frank Seay
Rd Lamar
A. O. P. Nicholson
W. G. Thompson
Staggs
Clarke
Goen
Holding
J. C. Voorhies
Garner
W. & Fleming, Jr
Barrieter
W. 8. Fleming
H. PB. Figuers
C. P. Hatcher
E. H. Hatcher
Stagge
Dodson
Jake Staggs
Will Abernathy
Walter
Bud Clarke
Mr. Johnson
Rally Hill
Cooke
Patterson
Prof. Mann
Vessella
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