German delegation eyes reparation demand shifts
Mrs Kate Wells receives state promotion to poultry expert succeeding Florence Forbes. Wells will head the extension department from Knoxville with statewide duties. Hat tle FP Wendell takes over as district demonstration agent in Williamson County, after eighteen months of service there.
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Wells
Hattle F. Wendell
Williamson County
Kate M. Wella
Middle Tennessee
Columbia
Department of Extension
Florence Forbes
Department
Wella
Knoxville
Hattle FP. Wendell
Williamean County
Mrw. Wells
Guegpaxor
Court House
Allies Deliver Ultimatum to German Delegation
London March 3 United Press reports Lloyd George announced an Allied ultimatum demanding immediate acceptance of reparations by Monday noon or face occupation of Duisburg Ruhr ports Düsseldorf and a tax on German exports with a Rhine customs line. Any modification promised on terms would be dropped if force used. Barthou left for Paris to take charge of French military preparations.
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United Proag
London
Lloyd George
Duisberg
Ruhr
Dusseldorf
Rhine
Barthou
Paris
France
Judge Salmon Speaks to School Parent Teachers Group
Judge W. C. Salmon, president of the city board of education, addressed the Parent-Teachers Association at the Enterprise School Wednesday afternoon. His talk was entertaining and informative, stressing cooperation between parents and teachers, and was greatly enjoyed.
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Parent Teachers Association
Enterprise
W. C. Salmon
City Board “of Education
Sali U
Members Auxiliary Urged to Attend Meeting
The president Mrs Wooten urged members of the Woman's Legion Auxiliary to attend the meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Heth el House parlors. She apologized to all eligible women drafted by the drive to join the Legion and stressed the busy agenda requiring attendance.
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The
American Legion
Wooten
the Legion
Start the Ball to Rolling Sale Opens March Fourth
The firm of Anderson Bros announces their Start the Ball to Rolling sale, a semiannual event billed as a real getaway. The spring sale begins March 4 with attractive bargains aimed at drawing in customers.
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Anderson Bros
Sixth District School Rally Tomorrow at Enterprise
Readiness builds for a big Sixth District rally on Friday at Enterprise school with a full day program. Interscholastic contests include literary and athletic events, a noon basket dinner, and speeches by community leaders. Winners may be chosen to represent their schools at the Central High school meet on March 25 with many county schools present.
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Enterprise School
Ry Iy
Conference of Republicans Here Confers in Tennessee
Prominent Republicans gathered at the offices of Chairman John W Jackson for a conference likely touching on patronage in the state. Attendees included Rafe Hickman Noble White of Giles county and Col Roberts A Haggard were expected but for his wife’s illness. The meeting aimed to support former Senator Sanders with a faction seeking to influence patronage statewide, though participants declined to discuss details for publication.
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John W. Jackson
Rafe Hickman
Noble &. White
Giles County
Itas
Col
Roberts A. Haggard
C. P
Wayne Gibraltar
Sanders
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tribute Fades as Champ Clark Remembered
Death of former Speaker Champ Clark shadows upcoming inauguration events in Washington. Plans call for his body to lie in state in the capitol, with a funeral in the house chamber and President Harding likely to attend if arrangements permit.
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United Press
Washington
Champ Clark
Capitol
Hardiox
Clark
Congress
Juniors Host Public Musical Meeting at The Herald Building
The Juniors will hold a public meeting tonight at their lodge rooms in The Herald building and present a fine musical program by the local band. All members and the public are cordially invited to attend starting at the posted hour.
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Hérald
Fuca
Funeral Services for Captain Love at Cui Looka
Funeral services for Captain Joe Love were held at the Methodist church in Cui Looka on Wednesday afternoon. Nearly a score of Confederate veterans served as honorary pallbearers. Dr. W. O. Sarges led the service with Rev. J. M. Robinson of the Presbyterian church assisting. Love, the youngest of five brothers who served in the Confederate army, enlisted in 1861 and was mustered out in 1865, wounded near Atlanta.
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Joe Lave
Methodist
Cuilooka
South
W. 0. Sarges
Methodist Church
J. M Robinon
Presbyterian Church
Capt
Love
Atlanta
Senior Stunt Night Planned for Central High March First
Central High seniors organize Bonier Stunt Night on March 1 a major yearly event. The class plans to outdo past shows with unique stunts as part of the graduation celebrations.
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Central High
Central High School
Pwllins
Par ent Teachers Association Meeting at McDowell School
An important meeting of the Parent Teachers Association of McDowell School will be held at the school Friday afternoon at o'clock. A full attendance is expected with Dr. C. D. Nowlin as principal speaker presenting a message of deep interest.
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Nowlin
M'Dowell
Parent Teachers Association
McDowel School
C. D. Nowlin
Tumulty Declines President's Offer to International Commission
Washington March reports Joseph Tumulty of the King's Daughters hospital has declined appointment to the International Joint Commission offered by President Wilson. Four of the twelve board members will retire under the constitution. the last meeting they will attend. Mrs McAdams, Mrs Sheldon, Mrs Ellington and Mrs Littlefield expressed regret at losing their valued services. McAdams could not submit her final report as chair of the building committee. she will be replaced when work concludes.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph
King’s Daughters Hospital
P. Tumulty
International Joint Commission
Wilson
McAdams
Sheldon
Ellington
Littlefield
McAdeme
Ste
Back Tax Probe Continued Today in Tennessee Hearing
Special to The Herald reports a Tennessee back tax inquiry proceeding with Roy A. Johnson of Knox County under scrutiny. Witnesses include Frank Pierce of the Roox County revenue commission and Comptroller John B. Thomason, who stated Hauk no longer serves as revenue agent for East Tennessee and that Johnson should be summoned Friday for further testimony.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Roy A. Johnson
Knox County
Prank Pierce
Roox County Revenue Commission
Johnson
O. Haul
East Tennessee
John B. Thomasong
Pierce
Hauk
McCain
Thomason
Hosty
Tennessee
Poll Tax Payments Lighter Than Usual This Year
County officials report poll tax payments for the April 2 road commissioners and magistrates election are running very light. County Trustee J Rows Burns says enough men have not paid to hold the election in several districts. Those over the age limit or excused from payment will be recalled to fulfill poll tax requirements.
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J. Rows
Railroad Strike Sanctioned by Union Chiefs
Chicago March 2 union leaders approve a strike by employees of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. The action follows a federal judge Sibley ruling affecting wage decisions and the receiver in the case.
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Astrid Presa
Chicago
Failroad
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Sibley
French Warships to Depart on Unknown Mission
Orders issued this morning direct a detachment of French warships to prepare for immediate service on a secret voyage. The move follows reported strategic needs and aims to elevate naval readiness amid unspecified operations.
Maury County Mill Sells at Public Auction to Mr Ledbetter
The Webster mill property at Cross Bridges Maury County venerable for generations sold at public auction to Mr Ledbetter. Bid base price was 6700 with spirited bidding. The mill, modernly equipped and famed for quality, had operated by Goolsby Milling Co and will be put back into operation by the new owner.
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Proberty
Cross Bridges
Maury County
Ledbetter
Maury Countian
Tlayes & Jackson
Chit Alte
Wich
Goolsby Milling Co
French Fleet Ordered To Sail For Unknown Destination
Paris reports a detachment of the French Mediterranean fleet ordered to prepare to sail to an unknown destination and two cruisers with three auxiliary vessels to follow on a secret mission. Authorities attribute the move to Allied demands over German reparations.
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Paris
Wireless 10
Toulon
Last Chance for Income Tax Report Fades Tomorrow
Deputy Collector Irving Peebles has been in town assisting taxpayers with complex forms. Those with annual incomes of 1000 dollars for individuals or 2000 dollars for couples must act by tomorrow afternoon or face penalties starting March 14. Peebles will depart for Nashville soon after.
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Wotan
Irving Peebles
Mr. Peeble
Peebles
Nashville
Briarwood Egg Farm eyes county largest flock record
Newt F Vaughn of Briarwood Egg Farm aims for the county’s largest flock and even a regional all time best. He sits about 2100 eggs in incubation with 1200 ready to hatch, plans 3000 hens on his ranch, markets eggs daily, and showcases English white Leghorns on Hair Grass.
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Newt F.*vaughn
Briarwood
Vaughn
Tuba
Columbia Grafonola Week in Columbia
Columbia Hardware and Furniture Co announces Grafonola Week from March 7 to March 12 at South Main Street. Special terms on Columbia machines, immediate delivery, and a large sale of records to meet strong demand.
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Columbia Hardware & Furniture CO
South Maintreet
Columbia
Roenrda
Mrs Annie Huston Dies At Tuscumbia
Mrs Annie Huston mother of Mia and four others died Friday evening at 6 o clock at her home in Tuscumbia Alabama at the advanced age of 81 years. She is survived by four children including Mrs W S McFall of the city Mia Pink W Sprage and Mrs Y S Harrington of Tuscumbia and H J Houston of Florence. Mrs Houston had visited her daughter here and had many friends in Columbia.
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Annie Houston
Mia
McFall
Thiaelty
Hieroma
Tunewinbhy
Ala
Melall
Pink W
Sprage
Mew
YS. Harrington
Tuscumbia
Humy
Houston
Florence
Columbia
Fast basketball match sets stage for prep tournament clash
Report notes a local basketball game at 7 29 tomorrow between the Dave team and a school selector. It claims old boys field a strong squad for a test before Control High travels to Nagville Tuesday for the prep tournament.
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Dave
Control High
Naghville
DIMPLE CREAMERY CUTS MILK PRICES
The Dimple Creamery Company reduces milk prices to thirteenth per quart as the firm touts daily delivery of plain and finest milk. It notes growing patronage and no large margins on butter packed by the company.
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Aimee the Cogeern
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