Nashville church asks women to remove hats at evening service
First Presbyterian Church of Nashville votes to request hat removal during sermons, urging compliance but allowing exemptions for religious scruples. Pastor Dr James I Vance notes courage required and reassures attendees they may keep hats on for other reasons.
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Nashville
First Presbyterian Church of
Church of the
North and West
First Presbyterian Church
James I. Vance
Flood Sufferers Benefit Baseball Game Planned
Arrangements are made for a flood sufferers benefit ball game between the Biks and Century Club. Manager Emmett Dugger predicts an easy win but won t discourage the opposing team. Dr Faucett smiles and hints at early tryouts for team members with a location debated between Middlefield Athenaeum and the Military Academy.
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Biks
Century Club
Emmett Dugger
Kiks
Dr. Faucett
Gentry
Dugger
Middlefield
Athenaeum
Military Academy
Anderson Asks For Information On Corruption Fund
States Attorney Anderson in Nashville asks Gov. Hooper to name individuals alleged to have raised 25000 to thwart the liquor law. He pledges to file criminal proceedings if sufficient evidence of guilt is found.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Anderson
Hooper
Tennessee Needs New Constitution Movement Calls for Reforms
A nonpartisan push in Tennessee urged revising the state constitution, arguing changes in election frequency, county officer count, and jury system would save money and improve justice. Hon. James H. Malone’s address outlines nine instances for reform while noting the constitution reflects evolving civic conditions. The piece emphasizes prudent, nonpartisan advocacy to secure enduring citizen rights within a revised framework.
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Southern Agriculturist 8
State Constituiion of
Tennessee
James H. Malone
The
Southern Agricultur Int
Malone
Cooly
Sandy
Heavy Rainfall Sets Multiple Record in Local Weather History
April rainfall reached 11.84 inches, the heaviest for the section in 42 years, with 11.73 inches in the past month. The station notes January 1882 holds the overall record of 14.51 inches, while the river topped at 55.2 feet during that period. last week of April brought 5.85 inches, 3.88 in 24 hours, marking the fourth heaviest monthly total in this region.
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Weather Bureau
Franklin's New Commercial Club Meeting May 3
The Franklin Commercial Club will host a Friday May 3 gathering with an interurban carload of Nashville club members visiting to share guidance on building a successful association.
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Franklin Commercial Club
Nashville
Convention at Washington City appoints delegates
Mayor Dedman reports receipt of a governor approved authorization to appoint delegates to a Hygenie and Demo graphic convention in Washington City the latter part of September. Appointments to be made later.
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Dedman
Washington
Honor Roll for Month of April Brightens School Totals
Public school lists eight names per grade who made nine or better in April. First grade honors Beatrice Compton and others. second grade includes Jessie Allen and Gladys Armstrong. third grade features Lilia Camfield and Christine Oakes. fourth grade Elizabeth Meadows and Louise Sowell. fifth grade Alleyne Church and Eugene Cook. sixth grade Mary Oneal and Mary Sharber. seventh grade Carrie Erwin andBankce Denham. eighth grade Milton McGrew and Ruth Burns. juniors Mabel Allen and Naomi Estes. seniors Maysel Cheek and Trban Venlerman.
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Beatrice Compton
Mary Greenlaw
Glaris Hayes
Mary Harris
Loreen Raines
Elsie Sampson
Geneva Stone
Annie Sutherland
Elizabeth Young
James A. Hardy
Irwin Haskell
Ben W. Jackson
Bentley Johnson
Clifford Neeley
Frank Rawls
James Rogers
F. C. Sowell
Felix Lowell
Jessie Allen
Gladys Armstrong
Louise Brady
Gertrude Fox
Frances Hayes
Mary Orman
Gertrude Park
Olivia Peyton
Kate Tetum
Charlotte Voss
Eura Williams
Flournoy Jeter
Joel Ketchum
Ester Neeley
Claude Ienfro
William Tucker
Louis Moore
Harold Nix
Lillia Camfield
Marle Hunter
Ruth Shelton
Pearl Shrader
Jesse Allinrton
Gilmer Greenlaw
Mary Oneal
Mary Sharber
Carrie Erwin
Bankce Denham
Milton McGrew
Ruth Burns
Margaret Hardison
Viola Hardison
Freda McClellan
Annette McLean
Annie L. Speed
Eddie Voss
Mabel Allen
Naomi Estes
Ava Gilbert
Lula Hardy
Lera Ussery
Ernest Dalmwood
Anderson Hardizon
Clifford Russell
Mabel Cook
Lourge
Dugger
Alleyne Estes
Blanche Shelley
Louise Sowell
Vera Sowell
Monte
McDaniels
Maysel Cheek
Trban Venlerman
Delegation from Lawrence and Giles Visit Florence Stove Plant
A city delegation from Lawrence and Giles counties meets local partners to discuss a hygienic stove patents and foundry recently taken over by a new company. The Florence and Shemild plant site is noted for the enterprise.
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Lawrence
Giles Counties
Ifer
J. W. Garrett
John M. Forsythe
Lawrence County
J. W. Fry, Jr
Giles County
J. W. Fry
Florence and SheMeld
McLean Receives Promotion to Union Depot Agency
Milton B. McLean returns to Memphis for a visit to his parents and receives a telegram announcing his promotion to the Union Depot Agency for the Frisco. He will assume duties immediately and has been with the company for some time.
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Milton B. McLean
Memphis
Union Depot Agency
Frisco Ines
Prisca
Tennessee Taft lead mounts after county conventions
Nashville April 30. Huey C. Renfro secretary of the Republican state committee reports that Tennessee will go Taft under current county convention results. Taft is fourteen votes from the required total with contests likely. May 14 state convention expected to yield four at large delegates and most district delegates, except the second district with Oliver foe.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Taft
Hueo. CO
Renfro
Republican State Committee
Oliver-fouk
Roosevelt
Dixon
W. J. Oliver
Knoxville
Farabough Withdraws From Supreme Court Race
Nashville May 1 Judge W W Farabough of Paris announces withdrawal from the Democratic nomination for the Tennessee supreme court. He states he cannot be nominated at the May convention and will support the convention nominees. Incumbent Judge A S Buchanan has no opponent.
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Nashville
W. W. Farsbough
Paris
Supreme Court
Farabough
Tarabough
Buchanan
Audge Farabough
Supreme Bench
Tennessee
May Convent Hom
W. W. Fparabouch
Nashville, Tenn
Announcements of Candidates for Congress
Local Herald reports new candidate announcements for Congress with notices from multiple campaigns and brief biographical details.
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