Cadahy Kid Arrests and County News Across Tennessee
A Henderson detained in Dallas confesses links to Cadahy Kid gang. W H Calvern, Weakley County Trustee, died minutes after a sudden illness in Clarksville where a $12,000 blaze destroyed Clarksville Bending Works. Mrs. Busitk Jackson Marks, daughter of Gen. W Jackson, died in Nashville. Public fund drive to buy Admiral Schley a house nears 15,000 by April. James Goodwin leaves Lynnville for unknown parts, with creditors waiting. Former Springfield resident Robert Haven Moveron shot at May Buckley in New York. wounded Alex Dingwall. Nashville’s dry vote abolishes whiskey saloons. Mrs. Carrin Navrion visits St. Louis saloon, protests use of her name. owner threatens violence. Attorney General Griggs resigns, to end March 31 and return to New Jersey practice.
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Robert Haven Moveron
Springfield, Tenn
May Buckley
New York
Alex Dingwall
Birmingham Tornado Claims Dozen in Negro Settlements
A destructive tornado struck Birmingham and nearby towns on a Monday, killing at least eighteen with more expected. The storm cratered Black and white homes, damaged St. Vincent's Hospital and Second Presbyterian Church, and left property losses around a quarter of a million dollars. The path stretched from Green Springs to Avondale with extensive damage in Pratt City and surrounding areas.
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Birmwixenam
Ata
Mar
G. C. Chapnan
Tally & Chapman
Robert J. Lowe
Democratic State Executive Committee
Auarter
G. O. Chapman
Lowe
J. Alexander
J. 8. Hudson
Green Springs
Avondale
St. Vincent's Hoapital
Second Presbyterian Church
Avenue HH
Pirteentt Street
Iossch
Eyghteentt
Tarntieth
Trondale
Bessemer
Pratt City
Enstey
North Bimingham
Suburian
Formaing
Queveland
George Huse
Mghit Ainge WA
Wrenton
Oink
Neb
Calan Tavifid
Beuley
Gualolli
Nerih Matt
Jolesturg
Furyler Blochule
Barr Ant
Owalalla
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Omaha
Long Pine
Deadwood
Burlington
Billings
Rock Island
Denver
Kansas City
Union Hacttte
St. Joseph
Fairbury
Rowe
Chicago
Storms Disrupt Rail Lines From Alabama to Nebraska
A sprawling dispatch reports hurricane damage near Lynnville Georgia halting traffic on the Chattanooga Rome Southern line with wires down. Snowstorms sweep Colorado Wyoming Nebraska disrupting trains, closing bridges and stalling freight as officials report heavy disruption across multiple rail systems.
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Lynville
Stenck
Chattanooga, Tenn
Alabama
Chattanooga, Rome & Southern Railway
Lynnville
Tome
Southern Railway
Southern
Alabama Great Southern Division
Ex Prime Minister endorses Peruna cure in letter
A historic figure Celso Cosaur Moreno ex prime minister of Hawaii praises Peruna as a safe reliable medicine for catarrh in a Washington DC letter to the Peruna Medicine Co. The note claims Peruna cures catarrh wherever located and cites testimonials from Morristown Morristown PA Hartwell GA and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celso Cesar Moreno
Haowaii
Celso Cosaur Moreno
Hawaii
Washingto
D.C
Peruna Medicine Co
Perura
W.M. Holland
Hartwell
Hartwell Tin Works
Peruna
Saturday's gale leaves county damaged with uprooted trees
Reports across the county detail extensive wind damage from Saturdays gale. Trees and fences were destroyed in Iron Bridge and Bear Creek areas, with gin houses, orchards, and outbuildings reported damaged. The Cumberland Presbyterian church at McCains was uprooted and telephone lines to Fayetteville, Pulaski, and Lewisville suffered.
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Iron Bridge
Bear Creek
Lave Loftin
Wm. Farias
W.H. Mitchell
Deartoyen
Will Owens
Wil Gordon
Canberland
Pheonix Bank
Cripsa Oe
Ty Gant Bros
Fayetteville
Pulaski
Lewisure
J. F. Brownlow
Refisdence
West Sixth Street
W. C. Sheppant
Constitutional Convention Bill Advances in Senate Amid Calm Vote
In Nashville on March 25 the Constitutional Convention bill passed the Senate by nineteen to nine after a quiet session. A Joint Democratic caucus in Nashville declared public submission to a constitutional convention should be put to the people, with a quorum of fifty two representatives and twenty one senators present. The Senate also approved raising the age of consent from sixteen to eighteen, while the House rejected the Senate's pension plan for ex soldiers over seventy and approved placing beneficiary societies under insurance laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nasnvinee
Senate
Nashville
House
Phosphate Land Note Bills Filed in Chancery
R C Murphy and wife sue to collect three promissory notes of 83 000 66 each for phosphate land in the 7th civil district. J B Harris represents complainants. case involves Ruhm and Gregory and mentions transfer to the American Phosphate Co. Another bill by John W Fry and others seeks to collect a 90000 note or related land in the same district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ©. Murphy
John
Herman Ruhm
Mr. J. ©. Voorhies
R.C. Murphy
S. E
M. P. Murphd
J.B. Harris
John Ruhm
Fl D. Ruhm
Messrs Ruolm
American Phosphate Co
John W. Fry
Truster
John Rabin
A Day in March Asks For Weather Gear In Jelly of Confusion
The fragmentary verse requests a full set of clothing and accessories for cold and warm weather, listing items such as a big umbrella beauty overcoat robber boots thick scarf winged bow neck duster straw hat and summer song sun. Mentions sun weather cold freezes and a water pout. Appears as an odd, poetic shopping plea with unclear place or date.
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Gahimore AG American
Rural Free Delivery Petition Encouraged in Maury County
A letter from L. P. Paverrr urges Maury County residents to seek Rural Free Delivery. He states Washington officials support establishing daily mail service in the district on a limited scale and offers to assist with petitions, route planning, and necessary information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Washington
Post Office Department
L. P. Paverrr
Scared by an umbrella leads to fatal horse accident
George Jones of Lewis County near Cathey's Creek was fatally injured Saturday near Williamsport after his horse plunged when a woman's umbrella frightened the animal. He died Sunday night from a broken leg and internal injuries. Jones, a prominent local figure, was 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Lewin
Williamsport
Mr. Jones
Medoces
Lewis County
Tragic Fire Death of Nashville Young Woman
Miss Jatiea Kurtis, a prominent Nashville student, died after reportedly dousing herself with kerosene and setting her garments ablaze. The tragedy occurred Saturday around four o clock. family discretion has kept details limited while noting her recent distress over career prospects and the Harras family's deep sorrow.
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Nashville
Meroh
Olzens
Murtrees
Mies Barnewade
Jayette Burrus
Searfe
Harras
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