Bryan resigns as secretary of state over German policy
William Jennings Bryan, three time Democratic presidential candidate, resigns as secretary of state citing irreconcilable differences with President Wilson over submarine warfare and the German note. The resignation is accepted and acting Secretary Lansing will forward the note to Berlin. Bryan plans private life but will continue political support for Wilson.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
Robert Lansing
Berlin
Bryan
White House
Small Cases in Circuit Court Compromises and Sentences
In circuit court today several mall cases were disposed of. Mumford Smith vs J H Carpenter was compromised and Smith recovered judgment for 350 dollars. State vs Lige Blount for house breaking and larceny sent to the work house. State vs Bennie Ferguson transferred to juvenile court.
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Mumford Smith
J. H. Carpenter
Smith
State
Lige Blount
Bennie Ferguson
Maury County Good Roads Bond Act Passes Legislature
The act provides for a local election in Maury County to approve issued bonds up to 200000 for roads and turnpikes. A county committee will sell bonds at up to 5 percent interest, with 30 year max, and fund sinking, interest, and construction via dedicated ballots for good roads.
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Long
Maury County
Board of Commissioners
General Assembly
State of
Tennessee
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aGod Roads Commissioners
Good Roads
Coumty
Bett
County Court of
Board of Commissioner
P. Cooper
House of Representatives
Oakes Nichols Adds Finest Carriage Team in South
Oakes and Nichols announce the addition of a handsome new carriage team to their Rochester outlet, boasting refined equipment and brisk expansion. The firm aims to meet every demand and emergency with top-notch standards, asserting superiority in the South.
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Oakes & Nichols
Rochestr
Columbia
Long Vacation Granted to Dr Moll at Presbyterian Church
At a joint meeting of ten members of the First Presbyterian session, Dr J Molloy was granted a six month vacation with pay to rest and recuperate. The pulpit will be supplied at a meeting next week. Dr Molloy’s condition was described as somewhat improved.
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