German Revolution Ends as Ebert Government Restored
Berlin reports say Ebert assumes reins of government at 6 PM after the revolutionaries resign. Kapp and Luettwitz chiefs of the coup fall, with central railway strike ending and police chief Jagow and others arrested. Noske to retire from the cabinet amid Berlin dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
Eugene Schiffer
Ufeder
United Press
Berlin
Méreh T
You Kapp
von Kapp
Luettwits
I Chaneilier Ander
O'Clork
Con Eavetinue PoHce
von Jagow
von, Trotha
Bredbeck
Col
Bauer
Gerhardt
Split developments among Republicans in Minnesota
United Press report from Washington on March 18 quotes Senator Hiram Johnson accusing Minnesota voters of being disfranchised in a residential sign election. He calls the primary the first strong arm act of the machine and says roads were bad, polling hours short, and General Wood backed by the party machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Minnesota
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Hye
General Wood
Pelle
Methodist Revival Planned by Local Church
Revival services begin Sunday at the Methodist Church for two weeks. The pastor leads daily sessions with hymns and prayers, drawing attendees from the parish and surrounding community.
M Harmony Prevalis Seeks Unopposed Election Organizing Meet
M Phineas Murphy secretaryship eyed as organizing committee plans proceed. Jackson favored as mute chairman with broad Republican backing. Murphy, former fifth district resident now in Columbia, has politics in his background after a four year-ago run for representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Coen
Coliba
Unis
Hines
Brownlow-Evans
Nashville
M. Whiness Murphy
Fe de
Warning Against Planting Bad Corn In Maury County
Warning farmers as corn planting time nears about damaged corn from late fall rains. Advises testing seed germination, especially for late-harvested corn, and notes some tested seed varieties Neal's Paymaster and Hoover County White remain in stock. Predicts bumper crop possible despite high prices prompting increased plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Neal
Hoone
New Concern Starts the Ball with Two
A muddled earliest line reports New Concern starting the ball with two as Kal Glrach Happy Brownlow of the Maury Motor Corporation speaks of deliveries. Names appear inconsistent but indicate transport and sales activity involving Hudson, Jonn S. Friern, Mt. Teas Ant, Dwlek Mahtatx, Captain Johsson Crag, and Capt. Crate in Nashville.
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Kal Glrach
Brownlow
Maury Motor Corporation
Jonn S. Friern
Mt. Teasant
Dwlek Mahtatx
Johsson Crag
Nashville
Crate
Dapper
Grand Jury 10 to Probe Conduct of Lawyer and Soldier Pay
In Maury County an upcoming grand jury session led by Col. Mo. B. Bond will probe the conduct concerning lawyer and soldier pay. The long noted prominent Maury figure Gen. White is reported as having died, with floating debts and final answers noted.
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Grand Jury
Col
MO. B. Bond
Soldier
White
Long
Maury County
Special Attorney General to Face Grand Jury Probe
The grand jury will investigate charges by the bar association of Columbia against Attorney General Looney B. White as Judge Turner may appoint a special attorney to represent the state. Trials hinge on witnesses summoned and continued court attendance since the former term.
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Bar Association of Columbia
Looney B. White
White
Dugl
Bar Association
Tornér
Tity
Turner
Reglar
Hoover's push for League of Nations ties to U.S. freedom
In Washington on March 15, Herbert Hoover urged acceptance of the peace tests only if final U S freedom of action and room for constructive development are preserved. He warned that rising international antagonism cannot be moderated without the United States joining the League of Nations.
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United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States
League of Nations
South American countries quarrel over Lapa attack
Washington reports that after an attack on the Peruvian legation at Lapa, Under Secretary Polk urged Peruvian and Bolivian officials to act to preserve regional peace. He planned to meet the Chilean ambassador to press for steps to avert a crisis and secure stability among the three nations.
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United Press
Washington
Lapa
Bolivia
Polk
South America
Bsecretary
Omciais
Mrs Hattie Adams Passes Away After Illness
Mrs Hattie H Adams aged twenty eight wife of J W Adams died Wednesday at noon at her Halley street home after months of illness. A Baptist church member she was held in high esteem. Survived by her husband two daughters aged seven and nine and two brothers George and Tillman Tempie of Nashville. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Hattie H. Adams
J. W. Adams
Halley Street
Fate of Craig in jury's hands
The Wallace Craig murder trial entered closing arguments after the state finished rebuttal. Judge Salmon spoke as defense and prosecution wrapped up, with experts testifying to support an insanity plea aimed at avoiding the electric chair. The fate of Craig rests with the jury after days of contentious proceedings.
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Wallace Craig
Nell Primmy
Sam Holding
W. C. Salmon
Salmon
Looney B. White
Job B. Garner
L. Z. Turpin
J. ©. Voorhies
Craig
County 4 H Clubs Formed Across County This Week
County Agricultural Agent E. A. McLean reports several new 4 H clubs organized this week in Glen dale Water Valley Enterprise and Banta Fe. Enrollment targets multiple communities and plans to visit every schoolhouse in the county to advance the corn and pig club program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. McLean
Glendale
Water Valley
Enterprise
Banta Fe
McLean
Poultry Expert to Lecture Here in Columbia
Mrs. Florence Forbes, the foremost woman poultry expert in the United States, will lecture and demonstrate at the courthouse in Columbia on Thursday March 25 at 2 30 p m. She will also conduct a calling demonstration in Oulieoka the morning of the same day. Forbes is the only licensed woman judge of poultry in the United States and has judged at Madison Square Garden and the Panama-Pacific exposition. Kate Crady home demonstration agent hopes for five hundred attendees.
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Florence Forbes
United States
Columbia
Court House
Madison Square Garden
New York
San Francisco
Kate Crady
Forbes
Isom School Term Nears Closure Next Week
The Isom tenth district school will close next Thursday and Friday after a largely unstressful term. The faculty includes Prof. and Mrs. R. A. Anthony, Miss Cartie Gibbs, Miss Mildred Whiteside, with music and Miss Frierson handling expression.
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Isom
R. A. Anthony
Cartie Gibbs
Mildred Whiteside
Frierson
Nicholson and Eskew Win Ford Home Concrete Contract
Nicholson and Eskew have been awarded the concrete contract for Fry Brothers new Ford home on North Main Street. They broke ground this morning to prepare for the foundation. The betting work Haw ale bees ewanted 19 (the toca).
Lynnville to Get Electric Current in City
Special to The Herald notes a new electric service for Lynnville. Amos Sanders of Sander Milling plans a heavy voltage line from his plant to Lynnville with a large dynamo to light the city. Ed Cheatham of Pulaski leads the construction with Frakes Brothers of Columbia supplying materials.
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The
Herald
Lynnville
Marcel
Htte
College Street
J. M. Bray
Lynnville Motor Company
Amos Sanders
Sdndera Milling Co
Big Greek
Riversburg
Businesa
Campbellsville
Lines Ia
Ed Cheatham
Pulaski
Frakes Brothers
Columbia
Oldest advance agent in Columbia prepares show arrival
H B Punch Wheeler, oldest advance agent for Reuben and Cherry Carnival Company, visits Columbia to arrange advertising licenses and other details ahead of the show. His first trip here was in 1874, forty six years ago, as Columbia has grown from village to progressive Middle Tennessee city. He retains his old time punch in advertising, believing in snappy ads.
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H. B
Punch” Wheeler
Reuben & Cherry Carnival Company
Columbia
Mr. Wheeler
Middle Tennessee
Daddy
Hendley
Stil
Allied occupation of Constantinople continues after treaty
London reports Allied forces will press continued occupation of Constantinople. The Turkish treaty provisions are said to be fully secured and in effect, with officials confirming ongoing military control following recent actions.
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United Preas
London
Constantinople
Reed Resolution Rejected by Senate Vote
The Senate began voting on remaining reservations to the peace treaty. Reed of Missouri proposed the United States reserve its right to decide questions of national honor and interests, excluding them from the League of Nations. The resolution was rejected by a wide margin.
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Senate
United States
League of Nations
United Press
Washington
Dill
Ais
Samator Reed
Missouril
Matthew L Coker Died After Illness at West End
Matthew L Coker aged fifty six died at 9:30 this morning at his home in West End after influenza and pneumonia. A resident of Columbia before moving to Lynnville December he was a farmer and merchant, a ground member of the Methodist church, survived by wife and seven sons in Charlotte Chicago Savannah Atlanta Columbia Birmingham and Clio. Funeral Friday at Elk Valley Methodist church near Lynnville conducted by Rev J Brice Cheek with the six sons as pallbearers.
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Matthew L. Coker
West End
Mr. Coker
Columbia
Hayling
Lyanville
Giles County
Coker
Méthodist Church
Carl D
Charlotte
N. C
Clyde J
Cicago
George W. Green
Savannah
Ernest A
Atlanta
Luther
Charles K. Clio
A. B. Coker
Birmingham
Alb
Elk, Valley Methodist Church
Lynnville
Aue Rey
J Brice Cheek
Willard Battery Service Added by Maury Motor Co
McLanahan of Nashville represents the Willard battery service for Maury Motor Corporation successors to Fry and Jones. He is in town a few days to explain the service and offer personal attention to interested callers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLanahan
Nashville
Willard Battery
Maury Motor Corporation
Fry & Jones
McLanahim
Bainbridge Colby Faces Senate Committee Testimony
Bainbridge Colby testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid objections to his confirmation as secretary of state. He said he would not issue a public statement while his nomination remains under consideration.
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United Treas
Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Colby
Delegates Elected to Monday Quertarly Conference
Officials will lead ten delegates elected Monday for the Quertarly Conference. The meeting Monday night will address business matters and plan the bariness of plant transactions.
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Prekeieh Ebert
Germany
Sbert
Cerny
Seecialista
Spactigany
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Paris
Teuttwite Jage
Gustav Noske
Eber
Ministar of Défense
HI Johnson
Woop
Methodist Church
Cherry
Fe- Viva
Wirse
Paator
MO. W. Jackson
M. Phineas Murphy
BUICK
Hubband
Octavia Zollicoer Bond
South
John 8. Bond
Mt. Pleasant
Masons
Buty
Bond
Bend Toot
Democratic Party
Col. Bondi
Miex Octavid Zollicoffer
Pollx Zollicoffer
Col. Bond
Confederacy
Haywood
Whitthorne
Dodge Whitthorne
Hoover
Mrs
Hattie Adams
Bailey Street
Boys OF
FORDS
Nicholson & Eskew
Tom Simpson
Frakes Bros
Punch Wheeler
REED
Willard
Maury Motor CO
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