Complicated Will Be Results Over Election Contest
Complicated election contest results loom as officials prepare biennial registration in the county this year.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
1
Complicated election contest results loom as officials prepare biennial registration in the county this year.
The Equalization Board continues work on personal property assessments for the current year. Subpoenas target undeclared property, with officers stating no back assessments will be pursued and urging citizens to disclose assessable property for lawful corrections.
Mrs An Dotson stands accused in a sensational murder case that opened in criminal court after she shot barber Jim Cobb at his station in Gallatin. A jury venire of 500 has been summoned as prosecutors and defense teams prepare. the incident occurred Saturday afternoon March 16 and Dr Dotson, a Gallatin physician, is referenced as her husband.
In Cincinnati Stallings of the Boston Braves offered Perdue and Whaling to Reds manager Tinker to land Robby Reacher, the league base stealing champion. Tinker refused, saying Bescher would not be traded as Cincinnati tries to rebuild.
F G Orr of Lynnville has accepted a position with Mitchell Ashley Hardware Co and begun duties Monday morning. A former Jones High School pitcher, he starred for Lynnville and once shut out C M A with three hits allowed. He may pitch for the Elks-Certury today after being signed by that team.
Will Brown, representative of the local lodge Legion of the Red Cross, returned Monday night from Baltimore where he was elected supreme marshal. The nearly new member expressed pride in the honor yet preferred Maury County to any place he visited.
Judge W B Turner granted a defendant’s continuance to the November term and warned future bail releases must be more diligent in readying for trial when set. He said defendants on bond have shown indifference to court business, and re incarceration could create a delay for trial.
Two local charters recorded to simplify ownership and control of property in the city. Barker Shapiro Go incs with $5,000 capital for produce handling. Elks Club charter enables own clubhouse. Presbyterians plan annual conference for four-state synods Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Georgia with lectures by Drs Clarke Landrith Detwiler Blackwood and others at Ovoca starting July 15 for ten days.
John Fraser reports uneven rainfall in Portions County with some areas dry enough to hinder sweet potato planting while others received two weeks of nearly daily rain until recently. He notes six weeks without typical countywide wet conditions, contradicting broader local impressions.
Tom McLean the city marshal resumed duty this morning after a period of service. Immediately before him W I Lancaster shed his uniform and began a short trial period as an ordinary citizen following days on duty.
The University of the South in Sewanee Tenn elects Rt Rev Albion W Knight bishop of Cuba as vice chancellor to succeed Dr W B Hall. It is unclear if Knight will accept and if so a Sewanee man may take the Cuban bishopric, Rev Charles B Colmoer of Havana.
Washington June 17 The civil rights act of 1875 was declared unconstitutional in the territories District of Columbia navigable waters and sea in the case of Mary F Botts a black plaintiff who sued Merchants Miners Transportation Co for damages for being forced to eat at a second table on a Boston to Norfolk voyage
Dealers in cane country say removing the sugar tariff may not depress mule demand. They stress big draft mules remain profitable, with buyers preferring heavy teams for efficiency. Market outlook uncertain, tied to crops this summer and feed availability.
Special to The Herald from Nashville Tennessee June 17 1911 the Vanderbilt board of trust selects the new governing board for the medical department chaired by Chancellor J H Kirkland. Members include Whitefoord R Cole John W Thomas Jos E Washington Henry S Pritchett Edward O Jordan and William H Howell with terms expiring 1919 1921 and 1911 respectively.
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