Threats of Peace Says Germany to France Fronted by Hindenburg and Liedendorff
The Frankfurter Zeitung prints an interview with Hindenburg and Lieben dorf claiming Russia forced peace and warning France that a similar fate could befall them if they resist. They describe war aims, euro front reinforcement, and the fate of Alsace Lorraine. The report also notes the death of John Davis of South Carolina in battle and a related AP letter praising his heroism.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Frankfurter Zeitung
Hindenburg
Ludendorf
Russia
France
Pield Marshall Hindenburg
Prussia
Uta
Tran Quilly
Ladendorff
Moyally
Pearn
Ukraina
Fintand
Italy
Alsace-Lorraine
England
Maury County
John Davis
South Carolina
Davis
Harry Dixon
Dixon
Emily Dixon
Ashwood
Clio
S. C
Mys
Associated Press
Washington
Daniel C. Roper, Jr
H Revenue
Roper
South Carolinia
David
8. C
Roches
Dillon
Old Maury Countian Remembers His Home
Nat W. Wilurn once a resident of Mighyville now a successful soap manufacturer in New Yeans sent his cheek to Cal that Me. Wilburn recently purchased through Clarence Calvert rural carrier at Cullooka $1,000 savings certificates. He remains a devoted Maury countian visiting annually and cherishing childhood scenes.
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Nat W. Wilurn
Mighyville
Thas
Cal
Wilburn
Clarence Calvert
Cullooka
Anton
Maury County
Maury Countiann
Stray Liberty Lord Sale Leads to Local Dispute
Fragmented notes show Jonas T. Amis paying $2,000 for a Liberty Lord purchase in Lewisburg. Mr Wilburn has already bought a stray horse from the same prem is described as a sorrel with a weary mane. The item touches the Third Liberty Loan effort and local people in a prior sale.
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Jonas T. Amis
Liberty Lords
Mr. Wilburn
Pril S
Lewisburg
New Orleans
Telegraph Operators Locked Out Across Four States
About 600 union telegraphers were locked out today by two commercial telegraph firms in Georgia South Carolina Alabama and Puerto Rico. Reports to district foreman AF Joyner indicate operators were holding class meetings and denouncing the action as a lockout amid widespread labor unrest.
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United Press
Atlanta
Georgia
Prorita
South Carolina
Alabama
AF Joyner
Wien Joyner
Show Window Attracts Unusual Attention in Gurley Place
A large Gurley & Ha gey window showcases Irish potato soldiers defending the Hun while cards urge extra potato consumption to aid soldiers. Mrs Frank Shelton designed the display, with rivals and helpers including Mrs W P Erwin and Mrs Charles W Rambo aiding. The scene emphasizes patriotic support through food production during wartime.
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Gurley & Hagey
Frank Shelton
W. P. Erwin
Charles W. Rambo
George P. Martin
Shetton Robinson
Mousry Gurley
Grace W Robbins to Speak at Local Methodist Church
Mrs. Grace W Robbins of McKen Uie state vice president of the W C T U will speak at a main meeting of the churches at the Methodist church Sunday night at eight oclock. She is described as a delightful speaker and will deliver a message of value to all members.
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Grace W. Robbins
McKen Uie
Robbins
Mills
Chancery Court Holds Brief Session Tuesday
After hearing pleas in several cases, Chancellor W. S. Bearden concluded a Tuesday session and departed for Columbia to return Friday for continued term. The court issued orders in litigated estates and modified an injunction in Raydale versus Branham Hughes et al, allowing the trustee to carry out and execute trusts, including selling property as agreed.
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Chancery Court
W. S. Bearden
Columbia
Cifford A. Raysdale
Branham & Hughes Schol Et
Heating system installation and repair ads offer value
Advertises cheap column ads for plant owners to verify benefits and invites calls to Gell 163 and Citizens 311. Promotes submitting installation figures and offers repair services for all kinds of heating systems.
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Gell
J B Rees South Main Street Ad
J B Rees lists Citizens Phonea Bell 103 and 311 at South Main Street offering services and contact details in a compact local notice.
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South Main Street
Bell
Citizen's
Remarkable Red Cross Auction Draws Broom Drama
The Red Cross sale at Hays & Wrights barn raises about 4471.50 with a $60 broom selling twice and resold before Mrs. John T. Wooten finally buys it. Col R F Moore sparked bids as crowd shows enthusiasm yet shuns bidding, while other items include meat, canned goods, brooms, and a mule sale. Figures exclude liberty bonds and thrift stamps donated by Maury Cultivator calf tongues, shovels, and local banks.
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Red Cross
Hays & Wrights Barn
Eieesees
Col
R. F. Moore
Joe Ritt
John T. Wooten
Frank Dale
Columbia
Wooten
Calf Tongues
National Ban's
Phoenix National
Bank
Columbia Bank & Trust Strees, Martin & Vaughan Co
Maury County Red Cross Auction Near Five Thousand Dollar Target
Local Red Cross drive in Maury County nets bonds worth about 200 dollars and cash contributions, with total sales nearly 5000 dollars as books are balanced. Organizers praise Cols Moore Hayes Gitter Fraser and assistants for lifting a great community effort that funds care for soldiers and canteen services.
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Jharge
Red Cross
Maury County
Cols
Moore
Hayes
Gitter Fraser
Mower Parts and Accessories Sold by Martin Vaughan Co
Mower parts including sections guards knives waste heads for all mower makes. Quality and price described as better than others. Street Martin & Vaughan Co. listed.
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Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
Three G M A Cadets to Officers Camp
Through Rep L P Padgett the Columbia Military Academy is allotted four quotas of three for the fourth officers training camp at Ft Oglethorpe. Applications from M A graduates must go through the academy head. The course trains enlisted men from the regular army national guard national army and a limited number of civilians from designated educational institutions under government supervision.
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L. P. Padgett
Columbia Military Academy
Oglethorpe
M. A
National Guard
National Army
Man Who Killed Archduke Dies of Tuberculosis
The report from The Hague states Gabreel Principlota, whose assassination of the Austrian Archduke Francis Ferdinand at Sarajevo helped trigger the great war, died Tuesday of tuberculosis at Fortress Theresienstadt near Prague.
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United Press
the Hague
Gabreel Principlota
Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevoi
Fortress Theresenstadt
Prague
Oil price sale on lubricants at Columbia Street
A local advertisement from Martin Vaughan Co. promotes continued sale of Kult lubricating oils cup grease and belt dressing at the old price before контракт expires in the coming weeks. The notice urges customers to stock up at the existing rates.
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Columbia
Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
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Figners Realty Coix National Bank Building
Columbia, Ten
Frange
Maury Countian
Nat Wilburn
Herald
J. B. Rees
Mary Sartin
Garber’s
P. Garber
Tom Eye
West Seventh Street
Columbia, Tenn
John Wooten
M. A. Gadets
Padgett
Archduke
Bell Phone
Street, Martin
Vaughan Wim
Columbia Canning Co
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