Verdict Not Guilty In Rambo Bishop Conspiracy Case
A circuit court jury returned a not guilty verdict this morning in the Rambo and Bishop conspiracy case involving alleged unlawful price fixing in the sale of poultry. The indictment had four counts with penalties up to ten years and five thousand dollars. trial before Judge Turner followed an exhaustive charge on the law.
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Herver
Turner
Wiliam Barker
W .H. Jones
J. W. Patton
C. K. Wade
Memphis Doctor Licenses Issued to 300 Applicants
Dr A B DeLouch secretary of The site board of medical examiners in Nashville is sending certificates to 300 young doctors who passed the state board examinations in May. The 400 papers were processed last week and licenses are now being forwarded. About 25 percent failed. 403 applied for licenses and 306 were successful.
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Nashvills
A. B. DeLouch
Memphis
Site Board of Medical Examiners
Tennessans
State Board
Ebed
Girl Takes Father's Place In Business In Florida
Sacksale June 12. Mies Okle Paluter daughter of EO Fouler, who died in St. Louis Ma 22, was elected by stockholders to succeed her father as president of the family company bearing his name.
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Sackscale
Fla
Mies Okle Paluter
Eo.fouler
St. Iiver Ma
An P
Impany
Quaker Oats Company Targeted in Sherman Act Suit
Pago June 12 The Quaker Oats Company controlling about ninety percent of the nation’s oatmeal and by products faces a federal court civil action charging monopoly violations of the Sherman law. The government seeks to prevent interstate commerce of linear products until price and supply competition are restored. no dissolution is sought.
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PAGO
Quaker
Cap
Fedcourt
Lere
United States
Ile
Quaker Out Co
Fresh meats selling better in market notes drop in chicken prices
The week saw stronger demand for fresh meats as cooler weather persisted, with eggs remaining at high levels. Young chickens of good size entered markets and prices edged downward though not sharply, while prices for other commodities such as flour, grain, and various wholesale produce showed varied quotations from local suppliers Columba Produce Co and Callender & Ta.
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I Nes
Cornelius Ford Nominated New Public Printer
Washington reports Cornelius Ford of New Jersey a Tabor reader was nominated by President Wilson to be public printer. Ford has led the New Jersey Federation of Labor for ten years and worked as a printer for twenty one years, at age forty six.
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Washington
Cornelius Ford
New Jersey
Wilson
Ford
Padgett to Address Ottawa Bankers Tonight
Washington special reports Hon Lemuel Padgett will address the New York State Bankers Association in Ottawa this evening by special invitation. The event is regarded as a high compliment to the Nashville figure and reflects notable recognition from bankers.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Washington
Lemuel Padgett
New York State Bankers Association
Ottawa
Sugar lobby probes spark West Virginia turmoil
Senate investigators heard Louisiana and Hawaiian sugar men claim assurances from President elect Wilson that free sugar would not be pushed. The hearings described aggressive campaigns to persuade lawmakers, with sugar interests urging letters and telegrams to stop free sugar plans as officials repeated warnings of insidious lobbying.
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Washington
Mae Sugar
Fies’ E
Sara
Anthfrresuvgar
Prosi“Iity
Louisiana
Jules Godehaux
United States
Congress
Jules Godehanx
Edward F. Dickinson
Representate Brossard
Wilson
Baltimore
Tcket
Jules Godcheux
Godehax
Tumulty
Lowisiana
Mrs Hendley Hosts Juvenile Missionary Society
Mrs H J Hendley entertained the members of her juvenile missionary society at her home on the Santa Fe pike Wednesday afternoon. With Mrs Hendley as hostess there always a royal good time for the guests, and this occasion was no exception.
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H. J. Hendley
Juvenile Missionary Society
Santa Fe Pike
Mra. Hendley
Patient laments visitors delaying his recovery
A doctor cautions a patient that visitors hinder his healing while the patient laments the burden of well meaning companions. The exchange reveals tension between dependence and privacy during recovery.
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Doc
Grand Knights of Pythias Elect Tennessee Officers
Special to The Herald Ococa Tennessee June 12 officers were elected for the Grand Jadee Knight of Pythias of Tennessee with only the grand outer guard contest. Winners include Grand Chancellor WP Hayes and other statewide appointees. A separate note lists a quote about a graduating theme and civilization’s dessert influence.
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Ovoca
Tenn
Jadee
Pythias
Tennessee
Ihsession
WP. Hayes
Chattaroopa
Grand View
Dabney M. Seales
Memphis
S. 5
Dibrel
Sparta
W. Stratton
Brownsville
Houston
Nashville
Fate 1 Court to Be Settled at Capitol Conference
Washington July 12 The fate of the commerce court will be debated at a capitol conference tomorrow among Representative Fitzgerald New York chairman of the house appropriations committee Representative Gayton Alabama chairman of the judiciary committee Representative Broussard Louisiana champion of the cowl and Assistant Attorney General Denison If Thirty thousand dollars are not appropriated for its maintenance by July 1 the court will lack funds Juries would continue to act as circuit judges but could not try diny cater without news to try duties
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Commerce Court
Congress
Capitol
Fitzgerald
New York
House
Gayton
Alabama
Judiciary Committee
Broussird
Louisiana
Denison
Weight seeks relief from purchase in Woodard lands case
Chancellor Gearden heard R. H. Weight petition to be relieved from the purchase of Woodard lands in the James McAdams versus G. B. Woodard matter. Relief based on possible clouded title to the property.
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Gearden
R. H. Weight
Woodard
James McAdams
G. B. Woodard
Conflagration at Mewen Tenn Destroys Herald Plant Hotel Homes
A fire at Mewen Tennessee destroyed the Humphreys County Herald plant the Ferguson Hotel and two residences. Origin unknown. Estimated losses about 6000 dollars with 300 dollars insured on the Herald plant and none on the other properties. One burned residence belonged to Mrs Eliza Byburn and another to Mrs M A Gibbon. No injuries reported.
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Mewen
Tenn
Humphreys County Herald
Ferguson
Herald
Eliza Byburn
M A Gibbon
Land Sale in Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee
Land sale in the Chancery Court at Columbia to settle the McLemore estate follows a 1913 decree. On July 7 at 12 o clock noon, the court house door in Columbia will offer tract one of 1 044 acres and tract two of 148 acres, both bounded by named neighbors, roads, and creeks, for cash with no redemption.
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Poon
Court House
Columbia
Tennessee
Wm. Hume
W. W. Faw
Faw
A. W. Beck
John Reece
N. W
Kerr
Wells
Londary
Overisn
John Wells
Enon Creek
Axe Rock
Kerr's
Salema
G. B. McLemore
Elle McLemore
EB. McLemore
Ellie McLemore
G. B. MeLemore
An.akin
Mora B. Fariss
D.C
Local business shifts as Owatonna livery changes hands
Ernest Walker buys J B Staggs livery business at Sixth and Main. Robinson McGill Busey Co leaves Main and Eighth for Hutton Walldine across Eleventh. Fred Gamble moves garage to Gamble building for better space and public access. J P Garver relocates to Seventh and Embargo. Walker plans new rig, harness, and stable upgrades with a strong local reputation.
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Ernest Walker
J. B. Staggs
Garner
Durineg
Robinson McGill Busey Co
Main
Eighth
Gamble
Hutton Walldine
Elehth Street
Robinson-Mrair
Fred Gamble
Sixth
J. P. Garver
Sixth Street
Seventh
J. P. Stages
City Hall
Matin Street
Godwin
Walker
Wil
New Parcels Post Rules Begin July First
Washington announces instruction to post offices on handling new parcel post. Beginning July 1 charges for collection apply to parcels up to 100 dollars value. a one half cent per ounce stamp fee adds, and the sender receives a receipt. The addressee signs for the package on the tag, which doubles as a money order application. Rural carriers may accept parcels but they won’t pass beyond the Philippines or other zones.
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Washington
Co. d
Philippines
Suffrage Wins in Illinois Passes in Springfield
The Illinois lower house approved the woman's suffrage bill by 77 ayes to secure a constitutional majority. Citizens who are US women aged 21 gain the vote for presidential electors, board of equalization members, county and township officers, and other municipal posts, with specific offices listed across townships and municipalities.
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Springfield
Ilinois Senate
United States
Board of Equalization
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Ase
Enitementiagy
RS. Hopkins
James €. Voorhies
Atorney General Frierson
Job Garner
State Medical Board
Columbia Produce Co
Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
City MM & Grain Co
Cellender & Co
Callender & Ta
Ont Barker
Padgett
Ottawa Bankers
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Wes
Virginia
Senate Mine Investigating Committee
Military Commission
Charles R. Morgan
James J. Pratt
Second Military Court
Pt. Morgan
United States Army
Capt. Morgan
Capt. Morgin
Glasscock
Martia
Maj. Pratt
Pratt
GRAND
Knights
Commerce
Wright
M’ewen, Tenn
S, PR. Tieenlaw
FE. McLemate
Chancery Court
Robinson-M'Gill
Hutton Building
Tive
Illinois
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