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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

4

Crabtree notes on conventions and federal amendments

The piece discusses the 1918 and 1908 conventions, the Patterson administration, and the insistence on a republic not a direct democracy. It argues the Constitution and state referenda clash, endorsing the constitutional amendment process via legislatures and conventions of the states. The Republican outlook hints at contest for the presidential nomination with Taft Roosevelt and Hughes referenced as potential figures.

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Forces of discontent roil Republican party in talk of nominees

The piece surveys GOP factional tension over nominees including Hoover and Lowden, noting no clear front runner and contrasting Harding and Schet Poolidge. It comments on political spats with Tennessee senators and defends Collector E B Craig as a capable official amid calls for removal.

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Farmers Busy In Every Part County

Maury county farmers push field work as rain delays lift. Plows, drafters, and cultivators swarm across fields with corn planting expected to finish by Saturday night if weather cooperates. Severe farm labor shortages threaten even a half crop.

Jupiter Phivius Maury Maury County

Famous Ewell Farm to Sell at Public Auction

The Famous Ewell farm, recently purchased by R. H. Walker of Athens Alabama, will be divided into several tracts and sold at public auction on Friday June 25. Surveyors are at work subdividing the trees and plotting acreage for the divisions. The farm was previously sold privately.

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Dr J G Molloy Pays Tribute To Wearers Of Grey

Dr J G Molloy leads Decoration Day exercises at Hose Hill Cemetery praising the courage and devotion of those who served. The ceremony recalls local military history as residents lay flowers and observe a moment of silence.

J. G. Molloy Grey Hose Hill Cemetery

Dead Decorated Valor of Sons Recounted by Confederate Chaplain

An account of graveside ceremonies at Rose Hill cemetery marking Confederate dead on Jefferson Davis birthday. Dr. J C Molloy, chaplain of Leonidas Polk Bivouac, delivered an eloquent tribute to the South’s soldiers, while rain reduced attendance.

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Local Mine Worker Credits Tanlar for Quick Recovery

Ward George Sanderson of 1616 Smith St Peoria Ill shares a testimonial about Tanlar aiding a severe stomach and rheumatic condition. He says three months of inability to work ended after taking Tanlar and that he now sleeps well, experiences renewed strength, and has no remaining stomach or rheumatic symptoms. He describes daily coal mine pain and praises the medicine as a true remedy.

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Confederate Veterans Honored In Address Of Reconciliation

A wartime veteran panel reflects on loyalty to the United States and the South, with Gen Stockdale and Gen Lee quoted on end of the war. They defend Confederate sacrifices, urge unity, and honor Confederate veterans for rebuilding the nation after Civil War.

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