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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1921

Page

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Cullooka Community Club Meets Saturday Port er to Speak

The Cullooka community club will hold a meeting at noon Saturday. President Joe Frank Porter of the county council of agriculture will speak on organized farm cooperation and the work ahead. Local children from Gulleoka school will entertain, and farmers will discuss current farm problems.

Joe Frank Porter Coy Comnel of Agriculture Matey Cullooka Gulleoka Porter Culfeoka Club Athough Culooka County Council of Agriculture

Chicago Ward Feud Turns Fatal With Victim Found

A violent Chicago political feud ends with a man's body found in Ward fourteen after a shooting. Police report says the victim was a male associated with the ongoing power struggle. Eyewitnesses and officials describe rising tensions as the cause of the fatal incident.

Winkted Press Chicago Voller

Woman Eligible for Public Office Proposed in State

Anna Lee Worley seated in the senate to fill the late Navadd’s term following the contest committee report introduces a bill to make women eligible for public office in the state. The measure aims to remove gender barriers for candidacy and election.

Herald Ashville Tein March Bislor Anna Lee Worley Senate Navadd

Harding Honors Colonel Harvey to London Ambassadorship

In Washington on March 10 Colonel Harvey was named ambassador to London. The offer was reported, but no official confirmation or ceremony date was set pending further arrangements.

Harding Harvey Py United Prem Washington Coldears London Tay Harvey Mae Wording Otier Aim

Clara Hamon On Trial For Life in Ardmore Okla

Clara Stith Hamon goes on trial for murder in Ardmore Oklahoma as Judge Champion orders jury selection. The case concerns the death of Jake L. Hann and opens with the defendant nervous under the court’s call to order.

Clara Hamon Ardmore Okla United Prosa Clara Stith Hamon

Maury Motor Corp Promotes Royal Cord Tires

H Willis, traveling salesman for Unis tire, says high class autos in the territory are adopting the royal cord and nobby tread from United States Tire & Rubber Co. The Maury Motor Corp will push these tires as a specialty, claiming equality with top cords and anticipating a nationwide spring campaign via Herald advertising ties.

Maury Motor Corporation House of Service Aiie Boon United States H. Willis Unis Tire Herald United States ’Wire & Rubber Co Maugy Motor Corporation

Dinning Buys Franklin Farm in Columbia Purchase

J H Dinning of Columbia acquires the dairy farm four miles from Franklin on the Bayd's MIM rows. He plans improvements and will offer the property for sale after upgrading operations. The deal secures a valued site for future farming activity and potential revenue.

James H. Morgan City J. H. Dinning Columbia Dheree Franklin Bayd Apood

Body of H. F. Alexander Arrives Saturday

The body of H. F. Alexander, shipped last night from a remote Little Arizona town, is expected to arrive Saturday in Columbia.

H. F. Alexander Arizona Columbia

Tragic Death of Henry Frank Aler at Yuma

Funeral notes from Columbia reflect on the death of Henry Frank Aler in Yuma Arizona after he shot himself Tuesday. The body was shipped home, with authorities and locals piecing together his identity from a burlap bag and clothing marks amid rumors of robbery or murder.

Henry Frank Aleler Yuma Arizona Mexander Charles Thompson Knoxville Tenn Locanui Columbia Alexander Alabama New Orleans Los Angeles Alevxanden Hils Taliroat Deteettys Mr. Alexander Frad Evans New Obeans Mr Alexander Cheuldren Mexaurer

Highwaymen Still Eluding Officers

Police seek two unidentified men who robbed Dudley Kennedy at Tucker's Grocery in West End Saturday night. Officers searched the area but the robbers fled and remain at large.

Dudley Kennedy Ink Tucker's Grocery West End

Monster Sale of Furnishings Goods Begins Next Saturday

A bankrupt sale will start next Saturday at the Furnishing Company's store featuring eighty thousand dollars in stock from B Korman of Spring Hill and Thompson Vought. The first ten entrants Saturday morning receive presents and other incentives follow across days. The firm plans to convert all stock to cash quickly with attractive terms and deep discounts. The store will close tomorrow to mark down the stocks.

B. Korman Spring Hill Thompsson Nemern Eash

Reader requests ongoing single copy paper delivery

J J Wall of Santa Fe declares he does not want to miss eight single copies and urges the Herald be kept coming regularly, sending and renewing bin Aubecrip ton.

J. J. Wall Santa Fo

Dr George A Morgan to Speak at Bigbyville Churches

Dr George A Morgan president of Martin College Pulaski will preach at Bigbyville Metical Church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock Mt Olivet Church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and Cullookn Methodist Church Sunday night at 7 o'clock.

George A. Morgan Martin College Pulaski Bigbyville Mt Olivet Cullookn Methodist Church

Effort in Senate Amend Jim Crow Law

Special to The Herald. Nashville Tenn March 10 A dow Dill introduced in the senate to lay amends the Jim Crow Law to provide for separate entranced for White end colored passengers.

Herald Nashville Tenn Senate

Plaintiff Taxed With Costs Amid Court Proceedings

Fragmentary legal notice notes costs against the plaintiff with references to The Herald and local figures. Partial text mentions a judge and care of a person or office, with reader commentary praising the Herald.

House Members Raid Treasury Of Tennessee House Members Raid Treasury Of Tennessee Special 40 The Herald

Nashville March 1 the house adopted a joint resolution by viva voce vote amid protests, authorizing a $50 million appropriation from treasury funds to cover stated expenses for members of both houses, with several members opposing.

House Treasury of Tennessee the Herald Nashville Tenn Spraerd Hfe

Special to The Herald Nashville dog law bill arming row

Special report notes a controversial bill related to dog laws causing a heated arming row in Nashville. The fragmentary bulletin mentions a cenote and a legislative move, with no clear resolution or dates. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.

Herald Nashville Tonn Warehi

Bill to relieve women from jury service and other measures

Nashville Tenn March 1 bills introduced in the House include redistricting and amendments to the Bone Dry Law to regulate liquor transport for personal use. Proposals exempting women from jury service and vocational schooling for colored girls were discussed, along with funding for the attorney general’s office and an eight hour day for women withdrawn.

Herald Nashville Tenn Mareh LA House of Representatives McDonald Patton Attorneys General Larsen

Spain slides toward coup as minister marked for death

Foreign Minister Lema reportedly marked for death by syndicate after assassination of Premier Duke. Ninety five arrests linked to plot against the government. Hippodrome headlines claim upheaval aims to topple regime and honor fallen leaders.

Lema Spain Dowthy Duke Fitty Arresia Datoly

Mrs Worley Declares Persecution After Senate Selection

Mrs Anta Lee Worley widow of Senator J Parka Worley was today chosen as a senator as the senate adopted the special committee report on a contest filed by J M McNell, with no grounds found for contest. Worley alleged political persecution linked to her late husband.

Sheela Herald Anta Lee Worley J. Parka Worley Senate J. M. McNell Bobe

Committee Report From Nashville Auto Show Enthusiasm Builds

Fry chairing the Colutshia auto show committee along with Regene Lottin and Jake Oliver returns from Nashville praising a splendid progress. They anticipate strong interest in a Columbia show with locals eager to attend and exhibit.

Fry Regene Lottin Jake Oliver Colutshia Nashville Rock City Columbia Mabey co@ncd of agriculture room

Registration Books Opened for Three Days

Registration books of the third seventh and ninth districts open tomorrow at 8 to 9 PM at designated voting places. Voters who registered in August must re register to be qualified for the road commissioner election on April 2. Officials expect light turnout across districts with few poll tax payers remaining unpaid.

Kew Haily Wail Leathen

Harding's Doctor Nominates General Sawyer for Appointing Doctor

A dated political note reports Charles Sawyer, noted physician to President Vieding, nominated by Harding as Brigadier General to a senior medical posting amid government changes.

Ty United Wallington March Conale Charles Sawyer Af Macron Vieding Dridwiier Goneral The Arcy

Senate Fails to Take Action on AC Plan in Session Delay

The Chronicle reports the Senate postponed consideration of a Columbian treaty proposed in a Special Session to be held in April. Opposition from insurgent Republicans led to delays and calls for a vote, with leaders shaping the legislative outcome amid tense party divisions.

Iy United Washington Mareh Acanté

Special Session Congress Opens April 4

A special session of Congress will meet in Washington after conference to consider potential actions on tariff or revenue measures. Officials say the session starts today and will focus on immediate legislative needs arising from the recent developments.

Washington Marea Congress

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