Banner Denies Personal Attacks On Comptroller Dibrell
The editorial defends the Banner against charges of personal attacks on Comptroller Dibrell. It argues coverage criticized his back tax administration and notes the Herald also opposed the system. The piece condemns attempts to silence critics and warns against liquor interests influencing Tennessee lawmaking.
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Chattanooga Times
Dibrell
Herald
the Herald
Dibrel
United States
Mt Pleasant Opens New Public School Building
The town of Mt. Pleasant celebrates the formal opening of its new school building with impressive exercises. The Herald praises local citizens for progressive public schooling and urges continued support to keep Mt. Pleasant a top educational community within Maury County.
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MT. Pleasant
Goal Cityienship
Maury County
Herald
Mr. Pleasant
Wis
Milk in the Cocoanut
A Nashville Tennessean commentary accuses a minority turned majority through Shelby delegation support of acting in bad faith by wielding power and patronage to join enemies created by the Shelby delegation in enacting forts.
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Nashville Tennessean
Shelby
Ghelby
Ancestor Inquiry From Nesbit Woman In Mississippi
Mia Emma Jarrett of Nesbit seeks information about her ancestors once living in this county. Her grandfather Samuel Brooks and his wife Terrell are named, and they reportedly had twelve children. Any records of the Brooks or Terrell families in this area would help her genealogical search.
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Mia
Emma Jarrett
Nesbit, Miss
This County
Samuel Brooks
Miss Terrell
Twalye Ehhdren
Rev W B Dakin Resigns as Rector of Columbus Church
Special to The Herald from Columbus Mississippi reports Rev W B Dakin, rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church, has tendered his resignation to accept a call to St Peters in Columbia Tennessee. Vestry has not yet acted but is expected to, amid strong local effort to convince him to stay. If accepted, he would depart around the first of next month to begin duties in Columbia.
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Herald
Columbus
Miss
Mar. G
W. BE. Dakin
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St Peter
Columbia
Tenn
Dakin
Dalitt
B. B. Andrews
Gen Wood May Have To Work As Chief Of Staff
Washington March 6 Under army regulations the designation of Maj Gen Leonard Wood as chief of staff expired at midnight last night Secretary Garri son expected after a conference with President Wilson to announce his decision tomorrow morning If no designation is made Major Gen Witherspoon would discharge the duties of chief of staff Gen Wood would then be senior officer awaiting assignment to duty likely to a division or department
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Washington
Army
Leonard Wood
Gen. Wood
Garrison
Wilson
Stan
Witherspoon
Will of Mrs Emma Yancey Disposes of $10,000 Estate
The will of the late Mrs. Emma C. Yancey probated in the clerk's office disposes of about $10,000. After debts and burial costs, property is to be divided equally among her children with specified advances accounted for. Beneficiaries include Minnie Lee Irwin, W. J. Yancey, Fannie Erwin, Everett and Joe Yancey, Milton Yancey, and Paxton Thomie. Jonas T. Amis named executor and guardian for the minors.
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Emma C. Yancey
McCains
Minnie Lee Brwin
W. J. Yancey
Fannie Erwin
Everett
Joe Yancey
Milton Yancey
Paxton Thomie
Pearl Thomas
Jonas T. Amis
Paxton Thomas
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Congress
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Cox
Patterson
John Tanac Cox
Collmbia Herald
the Herald Publishing Company
The
Gerais
Columbus Vestry
Mississiop
St. Peter's Church
Army Staff
Emma Yancey
Burdock
Mrs
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Moosup
Constaart
Anderson Bros. & Foster
Turkey
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