Organized Stockholders Form to Incorporate Firm
An organized stockholders meeting elected John W. Shelton president Alien B. Harlan and Jos. M. Dedman vice presidents Geo FE McKennon was chosen secretary and treasurer Directors debated plans for a fair An application for a charter of incorporation will be filed Forty stockholders are already on roll with many more joining daily The group includes bankers merchants farmers newspaper men manufacturers and lawyers across business sectors Also a separate ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills for liver and bowel regulation at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Shelton
Alien B. Harlan
Jos. M. Dedman
Geo. FE. McKennon
Professors Jones Addresses Maury County Teachers
Prof Jones urges professional training for teachers and a fixed teaching method, arguing education should match northern standards in funding and quality. He cites McMurray and classic texts, notes Tennessee lags in school tax and pay, and calls for a legal requirement of teacher qualifications alongside urban schools. He contrasts Maury with northern Indiana during a northern states tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurray
Webster
Tennessee
South
Maury County
Jones
Indiana
J. P. Graham
Saved His Wife's Life With Dr King's New Discovery
O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his wife's life. She suffered severe bronchial trouble and a dreadful cough before improvement began after using the remedy. The ad touts it as infallible for coughs and colds and for pneumonia, hay fever, croup, and whooping cough, offering 500 and $1.00 sizes and a free trial guaranteed by Woldridge Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
Woldridge CO
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Opens in Louisville
Louisville hosts publishers from many Southern states for the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association gathering. Melville E. Stone of the Associated Press will speak at the banquet tomorrow evening. The convention runs through tomorrow with a closing banquet and focuses on business and editorial challenges in daily newspaper operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Publishers Association
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Johnson
Head
Baptist Unity Stand Moves With Northern Baptists
Philadelphia June 14 The Northern Baptist convention approved a unity movement calling for a conference with all Christian churches and a committee to confer with other denominations. Debates followed with Dr T A Hanna opposing elevating one denomination over another and E C Loux declaring readiness to die for Baptist principles. Baptists have previously operated without coalition, and some say it is too late to begin now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Church Unity Movement
Northern Baptist Convention
United States
T. A. Hanna
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of Christ
E. C. Loux
New York
Baptista
Third Game to Leipers Creek in Santa Fe Series
Leipers Creek wins the third game 16 to 9 on Santa Fe diamond. Key plays include Liepers Creeks batterymen and pitcher Fleming contributing a home run in the fifth. Andrews and Irwin each collect three hits for Leipers Creek while Turpin and Newcombe headline for Theta.
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Liepers Creek
Theta
Santa Fe
Keigbt
Fleming
Andrews
Irwin
Liener Creek
Erwin
McKnight
Turpin
Newcume Um Tire
Dale Younger
Fred Fitzpatrick Found Not Guilty In Barn Fire Case
The jury in State versus Fred Fitzpatrick acquits the defendant on charges of burning a Bear Creek Mining and Phosphate Co barn. Fitzpatrick testified an alibi and was defended by R. Hopkins. Tom Wilson awaits circuit court trial after an appeal of a larceny conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Witspatrick
Bear Creek Mining and Phosphate Co
Crovit Court
Fitzpatrick
R. 3. Hopkins
Tom Wilson
County Criminal Court
McKnight
Improvements in clothing store on the square
Bogatzky and Bauman clothing dealers on the square install new racks of the latest improved pattern. The updated display enhances the appearance of the large store as subscribers to The Herald are urged to notice.
Reichmann Will Go to Trial on Indictment
New York June 14 former Carnegie Trust Co president Joseph B Reichmann goes to trial after Justice Davis denied a writ quashing the misdemeanor indictment. Reichmann contends his constitutional rights were violated by compelling testimony before the grand jury. Prosecutors say he is ready for trial tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph B Reichmann
Suspenden Carnegie Trust Co
Bin
Davis
Reichmann
Rev Ushery to Preach at Theta Church
Rev W T Ushery will preach at Theta next Sunday at 11 o clock.
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W. T. Ussery
Theta
W. T. Ushery
Theta Om
Picnic near First Cumberland Church Draws 125 Attendees
A picnic party of 125 people left the First Cumberland Church Tuesday afternoon for Osborne's Grove on Theta Pike. Wagons and private conveyances carried guests with plentiful lemonade and a ground supper at six. Weather was ideal and outdoor games followed, with committees led by D Adkisson as chairman along with several helpers.
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First Cumberland Church
Osborne's Grove
Theta Pike
D. Adkisson
Aileen Overton
Mamie Akin
Joe Hakey
Tom Neeley
Emory and Henry College Ends Degrees for Women
The trustees of Emory and Henry College at Emory Virginia voted tonight to confer no more degrees upon women. Miss Akers of Emory received the Bachelor of Arte today, the last such honor. Rev James H Montgomery won the Robertson medal and Dr I P Morton of Knoxville along with Dr J S Long, president of Martha Washington College, received honorary Doctor of Divinity degrees. Bishop Waterhouse graduated his daughter from the college while president and since then women have graduated every year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Emory and Henry College
Methodist
Emory
Vac
Miss Akers
James H. Montgomery
Robertson
I. P. Morton
Knoxville
J. 8. Long
Martha Washington College
Bishop Waterhouse
Emory and Henry
Most Valuable Cotton Crop Declared for 1910
Washington June 13 the cotton crop of 1910 was announced as the most valuable ever produced in the United States. The census bureau estimates the crop last year at 963 million dollars, up from 512 million in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Mayor Biddle Improves After Illness Cubs Defeated
The Standard reports Mayor W. M. Biddle has been sick but is improving. In Nashville on Tuesday afternoon, the Giants, the Nashville Negro team, beat the Columbia Cubs 8 to 6. The game featured a close score and the mayor’s condition noted as improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Giants
Nashville
W. M. Biddle
Jumbia Cuba
Wal
Maury Lodges Elect Delegates to Grand Lodge Meeting
Dr Kennedy and Dr Fleming lead delegates from Maury County Knights of Pythias lodges Columbia Mt Pleasant Glendale and South Columbia select A O Kennedy Fleming Ritter Moore and others to attend the fortieth convention at Ovoca Tullahoma with accommodations arranged for representatives and visiting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Ritter
Columbia
Fleming
Mt. Pleasant
Moore
Glenda
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Oroca
Pythian
Tullahoma
Board of Trustees of
Ovota
Ovoca
Pythians
Maury County
A. O. Kennedy
Mr. Pleasant
Dr. Fleming
Glendale
R. N. Moore
South Columbia
H. E. Ritter
Mora B. Fartis
The
Princeton Trustees Fail to Name Wilson Successor
Princeton New Jersey June 13 The board of trustees of Princeton University failed this afternoon to select a president in succession to Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
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