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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

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Maury County to Form One Million Dollar Bank Union

The Farmers & Merchants Bank and the Maury National Bank plan consolidation into The Maury National Bank with 200000 capital and 400000 stockholders liability. The new bank will start with about 1500000 in assets, use the Maury National Bank building, possibly the Farmers & Merchants building for savings, and add Fry and Brownlow as vice presidents.

Maury National Bank J. P. Brownlow Farmers & Merchants Bank John W. Fry Maury

Pleasant Summer at the CMA

Init and Mrs A B Wells report today from an extended trip to New York Niagara Falls Washington West Point and other points of interest and are back at the Columbia Military Academy and will be ready for the opening of the summer board on the 24th. A number of applications have already been received and rooms are being prepared. The CMA is a helpful summer home and a number of town people take advantage of their year.

Colomba? Toar Maury County Farmers & Mer Merchants Bank Maury Nacional Bank Gotli Weilings Tittivesee T& Consolidate Pelnione Agricul Init A. B. Wells New York Niagara Falls Washington West Point Uhereet Columbia Miliary Academy

Harlan Sells Fine Jennets In Memphis Market

Harlan sold this week 10 head of Jennets from Memphis with two fine animals. Mr Frank managed by W. J of Columbia. Harlan recently gathered stock and handed over to a buyer in Memphis.

Harlan Bo Harlan Memphis Frank W. J Columbia

Beatie Legg Shot By His Uncle Near Gilbertsboro

In Athens Alabama on June 23 a shooting in the county near Gilbertsboro left Beatie Legg of Athens shot three times by his uncle Joe Hayne. Both men about 21, the grudge lasting two to three years. Legg struck in face arm and chest near the nipple. He is not believed to die and his parents live in the area.

Athens Ala Gilbertsboro Beatie Legg Athene

Culleoka Man Injured In Horse Kick Incident

R H Kennedy of Culleoka was kicked by a horse Tuesday morning. His thigh was broken four inches below the socket while he was carrying the horse at the time he sustained the injury.

R H. Kennedy Culleoka Mr. Kennedy

Frontier Style Lone Texan Robber Halts Fort Worth Bank

In Fort Worth a well dressed highwayman robbed the Waggoner Bank & Trust Co branch of 8100 in currency. He commanded the cashier at gunpoint then vanished amid crowds. Police searched the city as witnesses described a refined, 85 year old suspect. Reward offers total 2000 for capture.

Fort Worth Tex Jane Waggoner Bank & Trust Co Texas Walter E. King King Dallas Waggoner Bank

Auto scared this equine near South Side Park

A. C. Phillipe of Waterton and C. V. Houston of Shelbyville escaped injury when their buggy overturned after a frightened horse bolted toward a car near South Side Park. Phillips suffered bruises to shoulders and hands while Houston was unhurt. the buggy was demolished and the horse escaped the wreck.

A. C. Phillipe Waterton C. V. Houston Shelbyville South Side Park W. J. Howard Mr. Houston Mr. Phillips Phillips

Springfield Trial Follows Syrian Witness Testimony

Isaac Pamplin, a Black man accused of attacking Annie Leigh and her sister near Ridge Top, Springfield, is indicted, arraigned, and convicted after Syrian witness Annie Leigh identifies him. He receives a 22 year sentence and is sent to Nashville for penitentiary custody. Annie Seigh accompanies her sister and brother D Seigh in Springfield.

Springfield Tenn Isaac Pamplin Annie Leigh Ridgetop Pamplin Nashville Annie Seigh D. Seigh

Memphis Special Makes Quick Run

Memphis Tenn June 23 The first Memphis Special a new train between New York and Memphis on the Southern railway arrived Tuesday exactly on time at Union station at 7 30 oclock having made the trip in just 4 hours When the first train left there last at 8215 oclock It was filled Officials of the Southern who accompanied the first trip included H Hardwick passenger traffic manager C A DeSaussure assistant general passenger agent C C Stewart district passenger agent succeeding C A DeBaussure J Harrison district passenger agent at Jacksonville Pl J B Shipley district passenger agent at Knoxville J L Baylor tray alloy passenger agent at Chattanooga and land Warren I Rohr western passenger agent at Chattanooga for the Norfolk Westers

Memphis Tenn New York Southern Railway Union Station Southern H. Hardwick C. A. DeSaussure CC. Stewart C. A. DeBaussure J Harrison Jacksonville Plc J. B. Shipley Knoxville J. L. Baylor Tray Alloy Chattanooga Land Warren 1. Rohr Western Norfolk & Westers

End of the Willis trial nears with rebuttal expected

The Willis trial advances toward a verdict as rebuttal testimony may end tomorrow and the case go to the jury Friday. witnesses describe domestic conflicts and the defendant's emotional state, with Dr. Kittrell and Mrs. Willis testifying on the poisoning and family tensions.

Henry Willis W. H. Kittrell Willis Willie Mary Ann Willis Henry Lttle Minnie

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Million and Half Dollar Bank For Maury National and Farmers and Merchants Fry and Brownlow Hayne Nore Mr. King AUTO A.C. Phillips Joe Garner Elmer Alexander Mt. Pleasant Minnie Hood Thut Ara R. C. Willis Tennessee Phosphate Company Jim Sharp Wikes Defendant Lawrence Harris Massey Charlie Burns Mtleacant Mrs. Willis Joe Dugger Willa Anna Lewis Will Willis Pleasant Willis Cross Examined Garner Tueson
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