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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1910

Page

4

Vanderbilt Board of Trust repudiates Methodist church

Vanderbilt University board rejects seating three Methodist Conference appointees to fill board vacancies by a 19 to 8 vote. Eight new trustees were elected, including Judge Claude Waller and Bishop W. R. Lambuth, while the board rescinded its bylaw requiring Board of Education confirmation. The episode signals a push toward a self perpetuating board and potential church conflicts ahead.

Nashville Tenn Board of Trust Vanderbilt University Asheville the Methodist Church Board of Trade Claude Waller R. F. Jackson Hinhop Murrah Jackson, Mies J. A. Robins McKenzie, Tenn W. R. Lambuth W. C. Ratcliffe Little Rock R. W. Millsaps Jackson, Miss Allen R. Carter Louisville A. W. Wilson Bishop Key Judge Ratcliffe Major Millands Carter Judge Waller Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Jackson Nashville Railway & Light Company Bishop Murrah Bishop Lambuth Robinsoe McTyeire Institute Vanderbilt Board of Tust Board of Education The Methodist Church B. Hoss Methodist Conference Hendrix W. A. Godbey Col W. 5. Harris A. W. Biggs W. T. Sanders Maj Godbey Colonel Harris Seasion Bishop Wilson Colonel Barre Atlanta Mr. Godbey Texas Harris Bishop Hendrix Kirkland

Banner counties rise as Elks praise nation’s glory

A report from the Tennessee Elks convention details county organize efforts led by General Secretary Joseph Carthel, lists workers who aided formation, and urges continued county outreach and funding. The piece elevates the American flag’s enduring symbolism and calls for adherence to the banner standard.

Scared Into Sound Health by Foley Kidney Pills

Mr. B. Kelley of Springfeld J writes he suffered kidney and bladder trouble for a year with dull headaches and painful bladder action. After a few weeks of Foley Kidney Pills the headaches subsided and bladder function returned to normal, freeing him from distress. Sold by all druggists.

Six year old boy wounds his mother in mishap

Oswehad June 10 Mrs William Lillie 6 year old son while playing with an old revolver pointed it at her believing it unloaded the weapon fired and the bullet penetrated her abdomen causing a probably fatal wound

Oswehad William Lill

Winters to Meet Shafer Here on the Glorious Fourth

Leslie Winters champion of the Navy in 1908 and Tommy Shafer of Zanesville Ohio will box on July 4 in the lightweight class at 125 pounds in Maury County Fair Grounds events. Manager McGaw says the program also includes a baseball game pro and amateur trotting and pacing races and other features for a big Fourth of July celebration.

McGaw Maury County Fair Association Leslie Winters Navy Tommy Shafer Zanesville Ohio Fair Grounds

Postal clerks and carriers to receive July 1 promotions

Washington June 12 Postmaster General Hitchcock issued instructions for the promotion of nearly 20 000 postal clerks and city letter carriers effective July 1. He praises Congress for authorizing the action and expects reforms to cut the postal deficit by about 10 million dollars this year through increased efficiency and cooperation.

Washington Hitchcnck Congress Hitchcock

Voters to Pass on Prohibition in Texas Primary

In Dallas on June 13 the Democratic State Executive Committee voted 19 to 10 to submit the question of a statewide prohibition amendment to the Texas Constitution at the upcoming primary. The measure, demanded by over 60,000 party members, would require voter approval under state election law for platform-backed legislation. Prohibition dominates the gubernatorial race with four candidates and a tight contest.

Dallas Tex Democratic State Executive Committee

Woman hospitalized after fall on hot stove in fit

Mrs. Anna Cheeseman, in a serious condition at St. Francis Hospital, fell on a hot stove during a fit in Trenton. She dragged herself to safety, walked toward St. Parnell Hospital, collapsed again in a vacant lot, and lay unconscious for an hour before being found and taken to the Second Precinct. Her dress had burned rather than torn.

Trenton Anna Cheeseman St. Francis Hospital St. Parnell Hospital Second Precinct

Daughter Che ers the Sailors Ris t Comp

Mise Elizabeth Eriksson the captain’s daughter cheered the crew after Good News sank in a Pacific Atlantic chase. Capt P A Eriksson and nine crewmen, plus two cogs and a cat, survived three days adrift 450 miles from land before rescue by the Metis.

Norfolk Mise Elizabeth Eriksson P. A. Eriksson Philadelphia Erikson

Submarine Plu Roise Yields Bodies After Sinking

In Calais on June 11 the submarine Plu roise hulled by the Pas De Calais surfaced at low tide revealing a ten by two foot stern tent. Two bodies were recovered as the craft lay two miles off the French coast after sinking May 26 with twenty seven crew members. Lebreton’s body was found at his post in the steering tower. The hull is being drilled to retrieve more remains as funeral rites are planned with President Fallieres and the Cabinet attending.

Calais Pas de Calais English Channel Lebreton Oifshine Fallieres

Verdict awards $19,000 to Rock woman in federal case

Chattanooga Tenn June 10 A jury in the Federal Court awarded Mrs Minnie Head of Rock a $19,000 judgment in a case heard this week. The decision comes after testimony detailing damages sought by the plaintiff.

Chatanooga, Tenn Minnie Head Rock

Woman sues rail firm for twenty five thousand in injuries

Wood sues the Tennessee Central Railway Company for 25 000 damages over a 1903 wreck near Crawford. The case has been on trial since Monday with the defendant to file a motion for new trial. Mrs Head alleges bruises from a shake up while riding with her husband that left her permanently affected. Dr Rufus E Fort of Nashville testified.

Wood Tennessee Central Railway Company Crawford Rufus E. Fort Nashville

Clear Water for City Discussed and Authorized Committee

Discussion on sourcing city water from McGaw and Hutton-Rainey Springs with doubts about sufficiency. President authorized to appoint a committee to study the issue. Hastings highlighted the Columbia Institute revenue of 20 000 to 25 000 yearly and urged dormitory expansion to double attendance and city revenue. A committee was formed to coordinate with the Institute’s president and the Board of Trade for school advancement.

Hastings

Committees Named for Water Supply Discussion

Vice President Anderson selects committees authorized by Tuesday’s meeting to investigate the water supply. Mayor W M Biddle J M Dedman W F Anderson Jno T Wooten Louis Leeb Horace Rainey named. A second committee led by Hastings McKennon Foster Putton Brownlow to confer with Columbia Savings Trust Company president Friday at 7 o’clock.

Anderson W. M. Biddle J. M. Dedman W. F. Anderson Jno T. Wooten Louis Leeb Horace Rainey Colum Kia Institute W. D. Hastings Geo. N. McKennon A. H. Foster H. C. Putton Joseph F. Brownlow Hastings Columbia Savings Trust Company

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