Fans Tickle Contests Between Teams Thursday
County Officials the Winners pulled off a 3 to 2 victory over the Odd Fellows after a tense ninth inning. Halley and Kirkland starred in the field and batter McFall led Officials with multiple hits including late two-baggers. Minor pitched well for the Officials, while Morgan and Shuey provided the main offense for the Odd Fellows.
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Wiltford
Pleming
Lamar
Moore
Kannon
Haley
Pury
Beauty
McFall
Puryear
Dooley
Crews
Ned
Erwin
Shuey
Fora
Minor
Brooks
Oy Morgan
Thomas Hill
Wilsford
Morgan
Fariss
Owl Fellows
Fleming
Bheey
Dooleys
Tho Age
Merlinn
Shrey
Odd Fellows
Short
McFallee
Grews
Grooks
Thomas
Noost Riverside Park
Logger
Kirtland
Positon
McPall
Fiond
Tlatey
Firsr
Hiatey
Doo Jeys
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Pariss
Gordon
Fietutne
Bret
Crewe
Mighthenning
The
Mighty
Evev
Erybody
Kelsey Salled
Wantland
Gad
Menning
Noruna
Kennon
Doyle
Peeve
Elvis
Godwin
Motenn
Fauss
Odd Pollowe
P Brooks
Wautisnd
Kamen
Kelsey
Hastings
Governor Hooper Orders Work House Probe In Tennessee
Gov Hooper asks W R Cole J H Turner and Rabi Lewenthal of the state board of charities to investigate cruel and inhuman treatment at the Davidson County workhouse following reports that Robert Clark color ed man was beaten to death. The inquiry covers workhouse management and inmate conditions with power to summon witnesses and take oaths.
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Specia
the Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
W. R. Cole
J. H. Turner
Rabi Lewenthal
State Board of ‘Charities
Robert Clark
Davidson County
Clark
Mark
Hemri
Board of Charities
Alaskan Towns Buried by Ashes
Kalmal volcano eruption buried Kodiak and Woolly fetim villages under ash for 48 hours starting Thursday. No deaths in Lodlak but many settlements near the volcano suffered. the Manning provided refuge and now supplies water and rations as ash polluted water and destroyed food stocks. People appeal to Congress for aid.
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Lodlak Alaska
Agaru
Kodiak
Woollyfetim
Kalmal
Volene
Revenue Cutter
Manning
Congress
Frank D. Lander Visits Columbia on Return from Nashville
Hat Tip editor Frank D. Lander visits Columbia after a year away. He plans to witness his son Frank Jr's Vanderbilt graduation in Nashville, then proceed to Baltimore for the Democratic National Convention. Friends give him a warm welcome.
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Frank D. Lander
Hattiesburg
Columbia
Nashville
Frank Jr
Vanderbilt University
Baltimore
Mr Lander
Century Club fundraiser thanks relief funds recipient
A letter arrives to Manager James W. Thomas of the Century Club Baseball Team acknowledging $76.70 raised at a benefit game for flood sufferers in Louisiana. The money was sent to Governor Hall for relief and praised Baton Rouge for generosity in aiding inundated districts.
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Century Club
James W. Thomas
Soulsiara
Baton Rouge
Janes W. Thomas
Phoenix National Bank
Columbia
L. J. Ricard
Central Relief Committee
Burdock Blood Booth Clearer Ad
An advertisement claims most skin eruptions arise from impure blood and promotes Burdock Blood Bera as a cleansing agent. The product is offered at $1.00 in stores.
Primary Board Holds Meeting In Nashville Event
Special to The Herald Nashville Tennessee June 15 The democratic state primary board met in session here today to arrange the details of the primary.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
The Racket FOR Floor Covering
Jap woven straw Druggett 9x12 ft priced at 2.95 Jap stencil straw Druggett 6x12 ft at 240 cents Jap stencil straw Druggett x9 ft 1.25 Jap stencil straw rugs 86x72 inches 850 Three for 1.00 Orex rugs range 0.80 to 100 dollars Ladies silk and lisle hose up to 1.00 per pair Men's silk and lisle half hose 20 and 50 cents per pair.
Inquest Opens Over Death of John Clark at Davidson County Workhouse
Nashville June 15. An inquest into the death of John Clark, a negro prisoner at the Davidson county workhouse, revealed witnesses testifying to severe treatment by guards. Clark’s body bore marks of a very severe beating, signaling possible homicide by mistreatment.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
H. F. Fariss Jr Promoted in Postal Service
Hugh Fariss Jr receives a promotion in the post office at Nosteville where he has held a clerkship. The promotion is to take effect July 1 and is welcomed by his friends.
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H. F. Fariss, JR
Hugh Fariss
Ivar
Nosteville
Miss Galloway Wins High Honor in County Examinations
Ruth Galloway of Glenfuil daughter of W T Galloway earned the highest grade among county teachers in the recent county exams. She will teach at Glendale next session. The report notes her score as exceptionally strong amid a generally high average.
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Ruth Galloway
Glenfuil
W. T. Galloway
Nell
Mise Galloway
Glendale
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