Equal suffrage debate and reform measures in Tennessee
The piece weighs shifting views on woman suffrage, noting Washington’s example and Brandeis’s changed stance, while urging women to prove their desire for the ballot. It then argues against amendments to Canada’s reciprocity bill, favors gradual tariff reform, and condemns revenge legislation in Shelby county. It critiques the direct primary’s failure to improve governance and calls for principled Democratic leadership.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Canada
Senate
Shelby County
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Shelby
Tennessee
Tennester
Maury County Fair premiums praised for agricultural display
The Maury County Fair Association promises substantial premiums exceeding 2500 dollars for the agricultural and stock departments. The editorial lauds the effort as a public-spirited boost to local resources, aiming for the largest attendance in the South and emphasizing agricultural strength over manufacturing.
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Maury County Fair Association
Tennessee
Herald
Tte
Maury County Far Association
Harvard College Getting Money in Alumni Meeting
Gifts totaling 11,200,000 were announced by President Lovell at Harvard University during the alumni gathering in Cambridge Massachusetts. William C Boyden of Chicago presented a 100,000 check as a gift from the class of 1886 to invest in college funds with only the income to be used.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Lovell
Harvard
Wm C. Boyden
Chicago
Lowell
M P Fox retires from the firm in funeral business
M P Fox who long ran an undertaking business with P L Derryberry sold his interest due to ill health. The firm continues as Derryberry & Son. Robert S Bugg of Lynchburg will head the funeral directing department.
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Derryberry & Son
M. P. Fox
P. L. Derryberry
Frme
Robert 5. Bugg
Lynunville
Improvements at Santa Fe Public School Undergo Major Renovation
Extensive repairs are under way at the Santa Fe public school building, poised to restore its classic appearance. A new roof, interior redesign, fresh paint, and fence fixes are planned, with completion in two to three weeks before the next term. Fundraising entertainment is set for Friday night, July 7, to bolster the $250 to $200 cost, largely covered by local donors.
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Santa Fe
Navy Yard Discharges Planned For Pensacola Workers
June 2 Pensacola Florida reports Secretary Meyers will discharge 140 of 200 men at the Navy yard effective July leaving only enough to paint machinery for retirement. Similar cuts expected at other southern yards and as many as 1000 workers have been employed there at times.
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Pensacola
Fla
Meyey
Navy Yard
Aeroplane Delivers Package to Ship on Olympic Maiden Run
The first sea delivered merchandise by air fell on the upper deck of the Olympic as she sailed from New York. W Atlee of Philadelphia contracted for delivery via department store and English aviator Thomas Sopwith coordinated the flight to meet the liner in the narrows. Richard R. Sinclair of the Aero Club signaled the drop.
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New York
Olympic
W. Atlee
Philadelphia
Thomas Sopwith
Henry W. Taft
Richard R. Sinclair
Aero Club
Sopwith
Garden City
Linar
Narrows
Sinclair
Train cuts off the head of E G Payne says administrator
Attorney discuss case of W C Salmon administrator vs Louisville and Nashville Railroad for 1999 damages. Payne found decapitated beside track near Campbells Station after boarding wrong train. He lived at Pulaski, worked Mt Pleasant, had walked toward Pulaski when error discovered. Body found next morning. Smith Killebrew case sent to jury after lack of decision. Jones Smith sues Geo W Killebrew for 2600 for injuries from wagon incident caused by Killebrew’s automobile on Mt Pleasant Columbia pike. Jury in Not case未
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Sam Holding
W. C. Salmon
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Mr. Salmon
E. G. Payne
Campbells Station
Payne
Pulaski
Mt. Pleasant
Cullooka
Negro Woman on Trial in Court for Illicit Whisky Sale
Catherine Cox, a Negro woman, is on trial in county criminal court on a charge of selling whisky without a license. In circuit court Thursday afternoon, the case State vs. Will Fennessee for murder has been continued.
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Catherine Cox
County Criminal Court
State
Will Fennessee
Damages Case Against L and Ni Malin Reaches Verdict
A court has not yet delivered its verdict and damages in the grass versus L and Ni Malin matter. The case is under submission and awaiting the judge’s holding order before a final decision is issued.
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L. & Ni Malin Oo
Foster V. Brown Declines Porto Rico Judicial Appointment
Fos ter V. Brown, named recently as a judge in Porto Rico, declines the post citing his prior vrilin case ties. Brown, whose home is in Chattanooga, Tenn, reportedly informed Congressman Ro Austin of Knoxville that he cannot accept the appointment.
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Knosville
Tenn
Foster V. Brown
United Soviet Court
Porto Rico
First Colt By Star Pointer Farmed in Maury County
The first Star Pointer colt fouled in Maury county is on the farm of J. Dawson Frierton near Mt Pleas ant. The colt mirrors Lil Sire in nearly every way with dam Lady Wilkes by Van Buren Wilkes 2:21% and is on display for reference.
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Maury County
J. Dawson Frierton
Mt. Pleaesant
Lil
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Axminster
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Frank S. Osborne
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