Assessment veto kills law in four vigorous votes
Nashville dispatch reports only five senators and sixteen representatives attending session on Crump Legislature. Governor Hooper vetoes the assessment bill S45, labeling it part of the tax machine and criticizes regulars. Governor’s message accuses whitewashing and perpetuation of the system, urging reform.
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Hooper
Nly
Senate
House
Nashville
Tenn
Wooper
Havoc drama discussed by Paul Gilmore in Oklahoma City
Paul Gilmore extols The Havoc and its real life themes of marital strain and infidelity. He cites Texas incidents from Taylor as parallels and predicts a future success beyond The Havoc while preparing for Sheldon’s new work.
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Paul Gilmore
Riverside Park Thick Slugging Sends County Officials Past Odd Fellows
A Thursday afternoon baseball game at Riverside Park ends 14 to 8 with County Officials defeating Odd Fellows in a lively, error filled contest. John Dooley is spiked in the eighth inning, Clyde Lovell substitutes at third, and Dr. Forgey treats the leg wound. officials and players alike enjoy the spirited matchup as a prelude to a city league start.
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Riverside Park
John Dooley
Odd Fellows
Erwin
Overton
Nix
Dooley
Dyer
Fraser
Flarlan
Alford
Feld
Hughes
Armstrong
Scott
Jones
Rayburn
Page
Johnson
Fleming
Roberts
Dozier
Cunningham
Clyde Lovell
Forgey
Rush orders for ground phosphate rock deliverd fast
The Federal Chemical Company ground rock department sees strong demand as Manager Gray ships a car load after a farmer sent $200 with an urgent order. The farmer requested immediate delivery and promised to pay the balance if needed, prompting prompt fulfillment of what may be the largest car shipment in days.
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Gray
Federal Chemical Company
Ground Rock
Imany
Miss Margaret Wilson Addresses Baltimore Delegates
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the President spoke to over 300 delegates at a general federation of women's clubs convention in Baltimore. She outlined social centers as a serious civic cause not a hobby and noted Baltimore guests among the delegates.
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Baltimore
Found Dead on Highway in Waverly Tennessee
W J Hudgens about 73 of Tumbling Creek was found dead on the public highway returning from his daughter's home where he had spent the night He served in the Confederate army His wife and four children survive him
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Waverly
Tenn
W. J. Hudgens
Tumbling Creek
J. M. Gray
Fayetteville Hard Test as Columbia Teams Split Series
Fayetteville hosted two decisive baseball games with Columbia High School and Morgan and Lincoln County High School. Morgan shut out Columbia 6 to 0 in Friday’s game, while Saturday’s ten inning marathon saw Columbia narrowly prevail as Morgan’s pitchers struggled. details include box scores and player names, reflecting a tense provincial match with strong performances by Morgan and Columbia hitters.
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Fayetteville
Columbia High School
Morgan
Lincoln County High School
Columbia
Castle Heights
Sewaneel
Vanderbilt
Bach
Morgan Biker
Jarret
Scoblion
Brownlee
Bruce
Mason
Baker
Braden
Abrhpore Sloan
Wee Landers
Ird
Johnson
McDaniel
Minor
Page
Lovell
Cooper
Akin
Bates
F Smith
Christley
aJennette
Jennett
Columbia Boys
Cummins
Spencer
Cumming
White
Golden
F . Farell
Moore
Washington
Edwin Wiley
Nashville
Myers
University of
Rogers
California
Library of Congress
Wiley
L. G. Noel. Bates
Nashville Man Highly Honored At University Of California
A Nashville man receives high honors amid a list of baseball scores and upcoming high school games. The Fayetteville match results and a schedule through May outline the season as teams like Branham Hughes and Morgan face Columbia, Lawrenceburg, and Petersburg, with key dates including May 3 and May 7. Also noted is an advertisement for LIV VER LAX as a vegetable laxative alternative.
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Petersburg
Columbia
Hayes-McLean
Lewisburg
Branham & Hughes
Lawrenceburg
Lawrencebite
Fayetteville
Old Negro Dies in County Poor House
Buddy of Warrior, a longtime inmate at the county poor house, died Saturday at the institution. He was about a hundred years old and, before his mind failed, was highly regarded in the local Black community.
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Buddy
Warrior
Bank seeks first state examination in bid for transparency
The Columbia Bank and Trust Company aims to be the first in the state to undergo examination by the state banking department. Upon hearing of the new superintendent of banks appointment, the bank immediately requested priority. The superintendent replied that the request will be considered if possible.
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State Banking Department
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Executor's Notice in Estate of Rolapg Gooch
Stephen sons Bros present executor notice for the estate of the late Rolapg Gooch. CREDITORS must file claims within the legal period and debtors must settle promptly. Dated April 18, 1913, B. B. Gooch executor, or J. S. Shapiro, Carters Creek, BR, R. &
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Rolapg Gooch
B. B. Gooch
Shapiro
Carters Creek
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IHC
International Harvester Company of America
Columbia, Tenn
B. A. Satterfield & CO
Bill
Vano
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Kouwe
Cheney
Pnp
Onal Bank
Natargiote
Hail
Margaret
Wilson
Williams
Bui
Brary
Fayette
G. HS
High School Association
Branham & Ruahes and
Association
Calomel
Liv Ver
Stephenson Bros
John Deere
Harlan, Porter & Walker
Columbia Bank & Trust
Ask Stephenson Bros
J.B
Rees & Bradley
South Main and
Eighth Streets
Lumbia, Tenn
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