Major White Sues Jesse Lane Over Personal Injury
The State case not set due to White recovery. White alleges injuries from a Saturday night altercation near Highth and Garden streets, including a broken nose and facial bruising, prompting a $5,000 damages suit filed in circuit court by attorney Thomas B. Forgey. A criminal warrant for Lane was postponed due to White's absence. trial date unknown.
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Major White
Jesse Lane
White
Thomas B. Forgey
Hays
Highth
Garden Streets
Lane
Regulars 10 Hold Caucus Tonight Ten Plan
The Tennessee house of representatives met with thirty-eight members present. A veto-bill postponement was moved for 10:30 tomorrow. A Democratic caucus was scheduled at the Tulane Hotel at 7:40 this evening. The Senate did not meet in the morning but convened this afternoon.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee House of Representatives
Cox
House
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Bridge on Fire Breaks Through on Mt Pleasant Pike
A traction engine traveling toward Mt Pleasant broke through a bridge at the Ridley farm on the Mt Pleasant pike, with the vehicle finally freed around 2 o'clock Sunday. Temporary passage through the Ridley farm allowed by W P Ridley helped avoid major travel delays.
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Mt. Pleasant
Ridley Farm
Mt. Pleasant Pike
W. P. Ridley
Royal Welcome to Fourth Estate Meeting in Columbia
The Columbia Board of Trade plans a May 15 16 reception and banquet for the Tennessee Press Association during their Maury County visit. Committees will arrange invitations entertainment and local tours while a Chautauqua program and trade promotion week are also planned with two new committees appointed.
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Columbia Board of Trade
Maury National Bank
Fourth Estate
Tennessee
Maury
Maury County
Bethel House
Parker
William FP. Anderson
Anderson
Press Association
J. I. Finney
Jos
M. Dedman
Ashley Sowell
Anna H. Foster
Jno
W. Jackson
Richard Smith
Clarence Fry
Robert L. Taylor
Press
Morgan Beats Columbia High In Rain Slowed Showdown
In Fayetteville on Friday Morgan defeated Columbia High School while both teams battled a grizzling rain and poor fields. Minor pitched well for Morgan in a fast game. Columbia won 6 to 4 in extra innings against Lincoln County High School with Jennett on the mound. The Morgan game does not count toward the Columbia association due to Morgan not being a member.
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Morgan
Columbia High School
Columbia Boys
Minor
Lincoln County High School
Columbia
Jennett
Measles at the Orphan Home Reported Cases
Over the past week seventeen measles cases were reported at the Orphan Home. None required medical treatment, though a physician was called for general inspection. Superintendent Boaz noted the illness was not severe enough to be considered bad unless numbers increased.
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Haseen
Boaz
Plaintiff Wins Damages in Mule Sale Case
In the Columbia Mule Company v Pennington suit for damages over a mule sale, the court favored the plaintiff seeking 275 dollars. The complaint alleged the mule suffered periodic ophthalmia or mooneyed conditions. An appeal to the circuit court is likely.
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Columbia Mule Company
Pennington
Elected Mayor of Cookeville City Vote
Cookeville Tenn April 25 The municipal election passed quietly with 336 votes cast O K Holliday won mayoral race defeating R B Capshaw Holliday 224 Capshaw 112
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Cookeville
Tenn
O. K. Holliday
R. B. Capshaw
Holladay
Capshaw
LIV VER-LAX Advertisement for Sick Headache Relief
An old style medicinal ad promotes LIV VER-LAX as a gentle liver and bowel remedy. It claims to purge bile, relieve headaches and fevers, and suit adults and babies, urging purchase at Stephen Bon Bros in Lebanon Indiana with a license signature disclaimer.
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Stephen
BON Bros
Lebanon Co-Operative Medicine CO
Lebanon
Tend
L. K. Grigahy
Light rain boosts county crops and pastures harvest
A Friday shower benefited county grasses and crops aiding newly planted corn, clover hay prospects look very strong with the old clover likely to set a record. Wheat appears healthy with projections of a banner yield and oats show surprising resilience despite spring wash—potato stands remain inconsistent but generally favorable.
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Mareh
Handsome Fount Installed at Adams Drug Store
The handsome soda fountain is now installed at H. B. Adams Drug Store on the north side of the square. It features Walrus design, white marble counter, onyx stand, German silver syrup stands, mahogany woodwork, and a large mirror with colored glass panels, lit by beaded incandescent lighting. Staff are praised for service.
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H. B. Adams
Convention for Sunday Schools in county districts
Sunday schools from the seventeenth eighteenth and nineteenth districts will hold a full day convention next Saturday at The ta. Dinner will be served on the grounds. Noted speakers include Rev W T Haggard Prof A Callen and Capt M Meroney. District superintendents are urged to appoint delegates immediately. Representatives from every Sunday school within the convention territory are hoped to attend.
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Theta
W. T. Haggard
A Callen
M. Meroney
Annex Bargain Rack of Winter Wear and Coal Tools
A noisy sale listing discounted prices on ladies fleece garments including jackets sweaters and robes as well as children's knit items and men s wool basics. Also advertised are plush buggy rugs coal hods shovels ash cans and assorted tools with prices ranging from a few cents to a few dollars.
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Steve Porkers
Cumberlands May Play Here in Weekend Baseball Clash
Cumberland University baseball likely to play Columbia at Riverside Park on Saturday afternoon after finishing Alabama games in Florence. Wat Hardison and Red Smith urge a game, with Cumberland players joining a Columbia squad. If no opponent is found the High School game with Petersburg may be moved or moved earlier.
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Cumberland University
Columbia
Riverside Park
Alabama
Florence
Petersburg
Wat Hardison
Red Smith
Cumberland
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