Arrested Here on Serious Charge and Taken Back Home
Rutherford county deputy sheriff McNally arrested Elmer Beecham and Mrs Maud Hibda in Murfreesboro and returned them to the city on a desertion warrant. Beecham, reputed fast on foot, had deserted a wife and two children while Mrs Hibda left a husband and one child. They had been living in the Rainey addition after securing work at a pencil factory.
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McNally
Rutherford County
Murfreesboro
Elmer Beecham
Maud Hibda
Beecham
Tom McLean
Con‘alls Butts
Arres
Murimeshoro
Bernoon
Dr Thomas Electric产品 Pine for cuts burns in home
Vague ad fragment mentions Dr Thomas Electric and a Pine for cuts burns item. Reads like an old classified ad style line from a newspaper page. Limited readable nouns and phrases point to a consumer product for home first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shores
Ely
Dr. Thomas
Settlement in Caldwell case ends with compromise
In a Friday circuit court session the state versus Emory Caldwell concluded with a compromise. Caldwell paid an agreed sum and all costs, and a verdict of not guilty was entered. The piece also includes a medical anecdote about La Grippe and an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound by Woldridge Co. Barnegat NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Caldwell
R. G. Collins
Barnegat
N. J
Foley
Woldridge CO
Real Estate Activity in Maury County Opens March Week
Real estate in Maury County shows vigorous trading in the first week of March. Transfers total $26,360 by Friday night, suggesting the month could exceed $10,000 in aggregate if continued at the same rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Rule on rights of public agencies cited in Kentucky ruling
Frankfort Kentucky March 7 The Court of Appeals held that a public agency may not impose an assessment on another public agency without special statutory authority in a Montgomery circuit court case where Mt Sterling sought to collect from Montgomery County an assessment for street improvements around the courthouse The decision centers on limits of taxing power between public entities and clarifies property owner liability in the dispute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Montgomery Circuit Court
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Court of Appeals
Splendid Woman Called Beyond Splendid in Pasadena
News of the death of Mrs. William P. Palmer at her Pasadena home on Friday February 28 at 3 35 am. A devoted church member from childhood, she left a loving circle of relatives including her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Porter of this city, her husband and two children, three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Palmer
Pasadena
Calif
Palmer
Sam Porter
Even Split Ends Batts Case Jury Discharged
The Batts case jury was discharged after failing to agree. Six jurors favored acquittal and six favored conviction after twenty four hours of secluded deliberation. Names listed include George Petty N B Stewart P C Dooley J C Hight J P Wilson Forgey Frazier for acquittal and R D Baker Please Wilkes Frank Jones J A Hurt Chas Hickerson Bruce Malone for conviction. Judge Turner will consider a further application.
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Batts
Igree
George Petty
N. B. Stewart
P. C. Dooley
J. C. Hight
J. P. Wilson
Forgey Frazier
R. D. Baker
Wilkes
Frank Jones
J. A. Hurt
Chas. Hickerson
Bruce Malone
Judge Turner
Nashville Chancellor upholds tax exemption for state bonds
Nashville March 7 Chancellor Allison ruled the funding act clause shielding state bonds and interest from taxation is constitutional. After hearings, the court dismissed the complainants bill and granted an appeal to the Tennessee Supreme Court with costs to be paid by the complainants and Tyne. Transcript filed and motion to advance planned.
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Nabhville
Mar
Allison
Nashville
Channery Court
Supreme Court
John Allison
Funding Board
Tennessee
Thomas J. Tyne
W. P. Hickerson
R. R. Sneed
Supreme Court of the State
Thos. J. Tyne
Charles T. Cates
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Cure
Best for skin diseases burns bruises and wounds. John Deye of Gladwin Michigan claims twelve years with skin ailment and $100 spent on doctors’ bills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. Only 2 cents. Recommended by Woldridge Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducklen
John Deye
Gladwin
Mich
Bucklen
Woldridge CO
Orders Under the Webb Law
Official instructions sent to express company agents in Henderson area to return all whisky in their possession to shippers and halt receipts until the supreme court rules on the Webb law validity. Seebree Corrydon and nearby small places affected by the directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson, Ky
Sebree
Corrydon
Eupreme
Chattanooga Plows and Implements Brighten Farm Catalog
Part of Our Line lists Chattanooga plows in steel or chilled, hillside and disc varieties, Sanders and Clark disc harrows, Walter A. Wood hoes, Moline smoothing hounds, Case corn planters with optional cheek, Superior and Buckeye cultivators, and related implements. Mentioned brands include Chattanooga, Sanders, Walter A. Wood, Moline, Case, Superior, Avery, Buckeye, with repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Chattanooga
Sanders
Clark
Walter A. Wood
New Postmasters in Tennessee Nominated by Taft Denied
Washington reports that Taft nominated several Tennessee postmasters who were not confirmed due to Senate Democrats opposition to the outgoing president stocking the service with Republicans. Names include Anderson Bell Buckle. Reid Bolivar. Ruffin Cedar Hill. Fouts Cleveland. Fitewater Collierville. Lyle Danridge. Reavis Dresden. Rains Etowah. Bray Henderson. Appleby Lexington. Sharp Manchester. Biggs Martin. Abernathy Selmer. Wilson Shawk. Reagar Shelbyville. Christian Smithville. Green Spring Hill. Callahan Sweetwater. Byers Tracy City. Smartt Watertown. Farley Whiteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tennessee
Taft
Senate
William A. Anderson
Bell Buckle
John Reid
Bolivar
Joel F. Ruffin
Cedar Hill
Madison T. Fouts
Cleveland
Jasper N. Fitewater
Collierville
William
Lyle
Dandridge
Elbert T. Reavis
Dresden
John Rains
Etowah
William M Bray
Henderson
A. R. Appleby
Lexington
Finis R. Sharp
Manchester
Vincent A. Biggs
Martin
Terry Abernathy
Selmer
John A. Wilson
Sha
Wk. Leonidas T. Reagar
Shelbyville
James H. Christian
Smithville
William {. Green
Spring Hill
Jesse L. Callahan
Sweetwater
William E. Byers
Tracy City
H. E. Smartt
Watertown
Susanah E. Farley
Whiteville
C D Hardison Opens Produce Business In City
Clarence Karneau long connected with the William Barker Produce Company as bookkeeper and general utility man started his own venture at the corner of Main and Ninth streets this morning. He will handle eggs poultry and general produce and is expected to attract a good portion of local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Karneau
Ano
William Barker Produce Company
Main
Ninth Strets
Barker Produce Houses
New York to Recommend Women Police Reforms
The Wagner committee on remedial legislation plans to back women as police members for New York City. It will urge open Sundays during restricted hours, higher patrolmen pay, and longer police commissioner tenures in its March 20 report to the legislature. Letters from women in the underworld helped shape the recommendations, though witnesses from that class will not be called.
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New York
Mar
New York City
Wagner
O. H. P. Belmont
Lillian Ward
Inez Milholland
W. K. Vanderbilt
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Pasadena, California
RED Rock Tomato
Cata'og
Bristol, Penna
Chattanoga
Avery
C. D. Hardison
Columbia
Favorabe
Chichester
H. Ceiff Hendley
Robert Berg
Bethel Block
Tex
Looney & Morgan
Riverside Lumber CO
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