New German Cabinet Formed As Berlin Calm Edges In
Paris reports Allied intervention possible if Ebert government fails to restore order in the Rule industrial district. Over 175 killed in clashes near Gotha as communists clash with government troops. a Red army reportedly surrendered unconditionally. Berlin dispatch notes chaos easing with trolley service resuming after last week’s turmoil.
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Berlin
United Press
Paris
Germany
Ehert
Wa Ebert
Thiriningla
Gotha
London
Geremmn
Amsterdam
Tollay
Farm Machinery in Great Demand Now
J H Darden general m istaker of the International Harvester Colony for Tennessee says farm implements tractors and machinery are in great demand this season. Deliveries are behind due to high orders and car shortages as merchants stocked up early. He notes tractor demand is rising and will grow yearly as farms seek labor saving power.
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J. H. Darden
International Harvester Colony
Tennesse
Death of J Gifford at Seventy Three in This City
J Gifford aged seventy three died at his son's residence in This City Mer after farming in Maury county. He is survived by his wife and several daughters though the text has garbled names. The report records him as a respected citizen with a long local life.
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J. Gifford
J. W. Gifford
Mer
Gifford
Maury County
Hils
Adlaeee
Mary Amnt
Birdie Gulford
Amd
Ana CL G
Waynesboro Circuit Court Postponed Due to Illness
Judge Turner remains in Columbia as Waynesboro court is postponed for several days because of a severe influenza outbreak. Since convening in March, multiple cases have been disposed, including the Wallawag Craig murder and the Kean Jennie Pryor murder, both yielding life terms. The docket is expected to improve when court resumes next week.
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Chretit
Séigion
Turner
Waynesboro
Wallawag Craig
Clant
Neil Primm
Fourth
Kean Jennie Pryor
Jennie Pryor
Arthur Pryor
Father and Son Banquet Friday at High School
Under the Ute HLY Club auspices a Father and Son banquet will be held in the High School recreation room Friday evening. Judge W. Ji Turner will be toastmaster and a large attendance is expected as ample cats and fellowship are promised. Mayor W C Cherry urged the event aims to strengthen father son bonds and mutual confidence.
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Ute Hly Club
W. Ji. Turner
W. C. Cherry
Harmony and Campaigns Shape Tennessee Republican Meeting
Republicans of the seventh district met at Raleigh Hopkins’s office to discuss a district convention likely to be held at Columbia or Franklin after the state convention. Leaders named include H. Hopkins and R. L. Hise, with talks of a woman delegate and a mixed plan for state committee appointments.
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State Committee
Hopkins
Raleigh
Columbia
Pranklin
Letefa
Lawrence Counte Ori
Trimen
Wayawity
Sry
Hisiwas
Glos County
Chateunas Kb
HM Turman
Wayna County
Chain Marton Rielandeon
Tew
Wolf's Dry Goods Store Spring Sale Opens Friday
Wolf's Dry Goods Store on South Main street begins its annual spring sale at 9 o'clock Friday morning. The sale features goods of every description and marks the season's customary event. A full page sale announcement appears in this issue of The Herald.
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Wolf's Dry Goods
South Main Street
the Herald
Ches Davis Musical Revue Coming Soon
Jack C. Philon advance agent for Ches Davis 1920 Master Revue visited Columbia to arrange a week long engagement starting April 26. The show will be reorganized here with summer season opening under casivas. New members will join the company bringing total to thirty five. The Wardld lot on Garden street has been secured and other arrangements made.
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Jack C. Philon
Ches Davis
Columbia
Wek
Casivas
South
Garden Street Bay
Colombia
Eich
Congress probes Burleson postmaster appointment
Washington March 25 Congress pressed for a full inquiry into the American Legion of Tennessee charge that Postmaster General Burleson violated soldier preference rules by appointing Charles McCabe a former sergeant to Senator Shickle as Nashville postmaster Representative Johnson of South Dakota led the call arguing that Robert C Webster a former soldier should have received the office.
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United Prose
Washington
American Legion of Tennessee
Burleson
Charles McCabe
Shickie
Nashville
House
Representative Johnson
South Dakota
Robert C. Webster
Johnson
Accords Praise To Herald For Bargain Rush
Businessman William W. Evans of WoW commends Herald advertising amid a bustling bargain rush as shoppers flood the store. The scene captures a crowded, energetic market moment with slogans and sales emphasis evident in the crowd.
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William W. Evans
Wow. Evans & Co
Pre Easter Offerings Tempt Women In Columbia Retail Display
Easter shopping blooms as Columbia shops present alluring apparel for women. Mauty Dry Goods Co. Anderson Bros. & Faster and The Smart Shop showcase suits dresses lingerie hats shoes gloves and accessories. A grand rush is anticipated as Easter approaches in this section.
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Columbia
Mauty Dry Goods Co
Anderson Bros. & Faster
Columbia Military Opens Season Against Duncan School Team
The first baseball game of the season is set for Saturday afternoon at 2:45 as Columbia Military Academy hosts the Duncan School of Nashville. Coach Northcutt has not named the starting lineup, but the local team is expected to offer a classy display if practice form continues.
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Columbia Military Academy
Duncan
Nashville
Northcutt
Nashville Lads
Howletts Buy Lot at Gullecka in Culléoke
Minx Bottle Howlett and her mother of Culléoke purchase from Capt Merritt the bavune and Lot. The transaction appears in a damaged OCR fragment showing a land transfer or sale agreement.
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WSS Howlett
Gullecka
Howlett
Merritt
Lot
Voters Get Ready For The Election In This County
Poll tax payments rise sharply in the first quarter, signaling heightened political interest. Many paying only poll taxes visit the trustee’s office to settle, reducing the delinquent list before the November election. Trustee Burns and Deputy Davis Mitchell race to post books, clear accounts, and finish tax checks as penalties and illness delayed work. The delinquent property list is expected to be unusually light this year.
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Burns
Davis Mitchell
Dutch Troops Rush To German Border As Revolution Continues
County grand jury reports all institutions in fine shape including the jail workhouse and poor house. Jail bonds examined and found solvent. Grand jury notes improvements since prior criticisms and that most time was spent evaluating cases with few true bills.
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Turner
Sher Houser
Capture of Wesel Reported as Reds Advance to Lippe
The German Red Army reportedly captured Wesel after a siege, with Reds driving toward the Lippe River about twenty miles north of Essen. Government armistice offers were rejected by the Communists as heavy fighting persisted near the Dutch border.
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River Lippe
United Press
The
Hague
Spartacuon
Wesel
Essen
Westphalia
Red
Friederchsfeld
Lippe
Exsen
Bargain Hunters Swamp Evans Store
The article reports a brisk sale at W. W. Evans & Co. where men aggressively rush counters for bargains on shirts ties and collars while women hesitate and inquire price. It argues the Ryan sale proves people seek good goods at low prices and that advertising pays.
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W. W. Evans & Co
Ryans
Bonnie Lassies Make Hit Here At High School Lyceum
The Bonnie Lassies performed last night at the High School Lyceum course and made a big hit with Columbians. The Scotch group offered a delightful program with character sketches and impersonations that conveyed the hardy Highland culture.
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Bonnie Lassies
Camerium
Lyceum
Scotch Company
God
300 Scout Mothers to Meet on Monday in Columbia
About 300 mothers will gather Monday afternoon at 4 at Mrs. J Frank Nicholson’s residence to push formation of a Boy Scout troop in Columbia The drive was started by Mrs H H Bruce Cochran, county chairman, but delayed by her son’s illness The movement will be pressed to completion with Mrs Cochran urging all interested mothers to attend for final planning
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John Trotwood Moore
Tennessee War History Committee
John T. Wooten
Maury County
France
State Capitol
J. Frank Nicholson
Columbia
Bruce Cochran
Aheyaner
Cochran
Mira. Cochran
Forney Man Sends Daily Herald to Home County
W R Chenault of Forney Texas vice president of Chenault Cotton Company spent days with relatives in Mount Pleasant and Birmingham. He is a nephew of Rev M Chenault of South Columbia and a grand nephew of Uncle Newt Dune. He edited the Farney News before entering the Dune ines and has kept up with home news by reading The Herald daily while in Maury County. He decided to have the paper sent to him every day.
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W. R. Chenault
Forney
Texas
Chenault Cotton, Donner Company
Birmingham
Mt Pleasant
Chenault
Rey
Fr. M. Chaenault
South Columbia
Newt Dne
Farney News
Dune Ines
Maury County
Herald
Status of American Soldiers Questioned by House
Washington March. The House demanded a definite statement from President Wilson on the exact status of 17 000 American troops in Germany and, within a few minutes, passed a resolution asking Congress to be advised immediately under what conditions and by whom the United States troops can be used.
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United Prews
Washington
House
Wilson
Germany
Congress
United Stated
Pinkston Entered Into Rest After Illness
Pinkston aged forty died last night at Bryant's Station after several months illness from influenza. He was a lifelong, highly respected resident. survived by wife, five children, his mother Mia Pinkston, and three brothers Haquiré W. Pinkston A. W. Pinkston and M. D. Pinkston. Funeral Thursday at 1 PM with Elder Rutherford of Lynn officiating.
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Pinkston
Bryant
Mia
Tie Pinkston
Haquiré W
A. W
M. D. Efton
Bryant Station
Rutherford
Lyn Intortment
Haynes
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United Preas
P. Leadershi
Maury
Cherry
Military Academy Crossing
L. & N. Railroad Company
Columbia Misery Academy
W.40. Cherry
Bany
Hrea
Tre
Sumner Armstrong
John Bell Keeble
Tennessee
Wheeler
Thin
Gelumabia
MO. B. Keeble
Wolf's
STORE
Warfield Lot
Garden Street
Dakotian
M'Cabe
Military Academy
Duncan School OF Nashville
Grand Jury
Waders
Maury Countian
U. S
Bryant’s Station
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