Draft Amendment Promises War Effort And Labor Shift
The column argues for the 18 to 45 draft amendment, claiming it would mobilize labor for war needs by classifying ages for deferment and urging government work for nonworking groups. It defends Governor Rye and Gen. Cates, lauding their loyalty and war service while calling out unwarranted attacks from the Marshall Gazette.
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Dyatt
Congress
Wilson
United States
United
Thare
Gil
Marshall Gazette
Shields
Catea
Rye
the Gazette
Charles T. Cates
Tom C. Rye
Europe
Gen. Cates
Britain
France
Herald
Tennessee
Gov. Rye
County Rally Captures War Spirit in Wartime Plea
A local appeal declares residents once united for global democracy now rallying to fund and deploy troops to the front. The speaker emphasizes bringing home servicemen safely and avenging fallen comrades as the community commits every dollar and man to the war effort.
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Hohenzollerns
Hapsburgs
Cates Withdraws From Senate Nomination Battle
News of Charles T. Cates withdrawal from the senatorial contest brings regret to Maury county supporters. The Herald notes his popularity, leadership and potential impact had he remained in the race, leaving Governor Tom C. Rye and Senator John Knight Shields to contend for the field.
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Senate
Harald
Carey
Charles T. Cates
Tom C. Rye
Herald
Cates
United States
Edward W. Carmack
Tennessee
America
Carmack
Harris
Johnson and White
Knox, Countian
Department of State
John Knight Shields
Over There Maury County Fights in War
The text notes Maury county regiments and guardsmen in the Thirtieth Division serve in France. It estimates 100 to 200 county residents overseas, forming part of the allied push toward Berlin. Civilians vow vigilance against disloyalty and pledge support through food, fundraising, and bond purchases for soldiers.
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France
Foch
Berlin
Maury County
Red Crows
M.C. A
Nntion
Tennessee Editor Howard Albright Cited For National Post
The National Editorial Association elected Howard Albright of Gallatin as vice president during sessions in Little Rock Hot Springs and Arkansas. Albright has led the Tennessee Press Association for over two years and is editor of a premier weekly newspaper, The Herald. He’s been active in state press groups and was rumored as a possible Tennessee governor candidate.
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Tennessee
South
the Herald
Albright
Help for Russia and a plea for wheat flour
The piece argues for stronger allied action in Russia after Bolshevik weakness, citing Kornaloff as a potential US emissary and urging support for a democratic government. It also urges Maury county residents to surrender full wheat flour to the government for export to soldiers, noting limited supply and harvest timing.
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Maury County
Atlantic
SPECIAL COLUMN WANTED FOR SALE POTATO PLANTS SANTA FE ICE CREAM SUPPER
Classified snippets include a wanted ad seeking a white woman nurse with wages and home, plus a potato plant ad listing Vic Helles Nancy Hall Poto Rico Early Triumph at 2.00 per 1000 and an ice cream supper at Santa Fe school on Friday night June 14 for the school benefit. An exchange notes coal shortages and urges cutting nonessential consumption.
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Vic Helles
Nancy Hall
Poto Rico
Early Triumph
Dor Yin
Plant Farm
Valdosta
Santa Fe
D&w-It
Safe arrivals of relatives in France reported
Mrs Bryant announces her husband reached overseas. Mrs Galbraith notes Thomas Galbraith arrived. Tommy Jones reaches France with Captain English. Mrs McBride learns nephew Robert Bute is safely there. Mr and Mrs Emmerson hear Frank is in France. Mrs Voss reports Henry Voss reached France safely.
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W. T. Bryant
Bryant
Stetson
Wes
T. W. Galbraith
Thomas Ff. Galbraith
Captain English
Tommy Jones
S. T. Jones
Ior
France
A. B. McBride
Robert Bute
Bers
A. L. Emmerson
Frank
Henry Taylor Voss
Author's fate hinges on harsh sentence in labor case
A San Francisco Chronicle excerpt discusses a man deemed doomed to hard labor as a subject of a lengthy sentence. The exchange questions whether he is a criminal, ending with the remark that he is an author.
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San Fran
Cisco Chronicle
Butter marked for sale by Tennessee creameries
A Tennessee sales committee for butter marketing has been named. A. D. Knox, P. B. Pittenger, and Thiman Haynes head the panel representing Wilson County Cooperative Creamery, Rutherford County Cooperative Creamery, and Franklin County Cooperative Creamery. The piece notes uniform cartons with parchment wrap and mentions the Herald Cheap Column Ade Pay.
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Nashville
Fine
A. D. Knox
P. B. Pittenger
Thiman Haynes
Tennessee Ind of
Tennessee
Wilson County Cooperative Creamery
Rutherford County Cooperative Creamery
Franklin County Cooperative Creamery
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United Press
Ukraine
Tenn
Chattanooga News
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