Bribery Charges Shake Tennessee Election Efforts
A Tennessee editorial denounces bribery attempts by liquor interests linked to the Tom Taylor faction. It accuses Patterson supporters of apologia as investigators reveal bribery aims to control election machinery and extend liquor power, arguing the scandal threatens the Democratic Party and state governance.
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Tennessee
Tenneawee
Tom Taylor
Democratic Party
Electon
Patterson
Nashville Citizens Aid Boys With Generous Subscriptions
The citizens of Nashville show philanthropic and patriotic effort by supporting the local boys. Contributions uplift the future welfare of the country and reflect well on the city’s character. The community appreciates the work of the organization formed to promote boys welfare.
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Nashville
Liquor Gases May Be Transferred to May Criminal Docket
Maury County circuit court may move forty eight liquor case indictments from the State docket to the county criminal court under a new law. The May term opens with civil business and a long criminal schedule, including the murder case of Wm. M. Green set for June 12 and multiple other charges from grand jury indictments.
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Circuit Court
County Criminal Court
Criminal Court of
Maury County
Wm. M. Green
C. D. Knight
Sallie D. Knight
William M. Green
State
Charlie Granberry
Pete Hardison
Delegates Authorized to Attend Southern Baptist Convention
At the First Baptist Church a prayer service authorized delegates to attend the Southern Baptist Convention in Jacksonville Florida, meeting April 17. Delegates were not named but any who wish to represent the Columbia congregation were permitted to do so.
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First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Jacksonville
Fla
Columbia
April 1910 frost report corrected in Herald
Weather resume for April misstated frost occurrences. The Herald notes the reference to frosts and cyclones pertained to April of the previous year, not last month.
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the Herald
Spring Dress Cottons and Small Apparel Bargains
A crowded sale listing includes new spring models at 55.00 and 21.90, Pitty Ladies Black Voile skirts at 5.90, braided wool skins for 10.00, men’s silk socks, foulard fabrics, fifty dozen ladies vests from 10c upward, knit pants, union suits, and economy linen sold as cotton lookalikes, all at low prices.
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Columbia
Rose Batiste
Clairmont Batiste
Linaire Lawn
Pitty
Clarence Harmon Bears Light in State Oratorical Contest
The Maury county high school sends Clarence Harmon to the Vanderbilt University ora tory and expression contest on May 12 with Miss Tomlinson guiding. The Bank of Santa Fe reports solid growth and prosperity in the March 1 statement, noted in The Herald.
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Clarence Harmony
Santa FE Bank
Vanderbilt University
Maury County
Mattie Tomlinson
Miss Tomlinson
Clarence Harmon
Vanderbilt
Harmon
Bank of Santa Fe
Herald
Watson Bros sue Louisville and Nashville for 1900 damages
Watson Bros have filed suit in the circuit court to recover damages of 1900 from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for the loss of a car load of goods shipped by them. Att J C Voorhles is named in the case.
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J. C. Voorhles
Watson Bros
R Eircuit
Louisville & Neshville Railroad
Rebels warn Americans at the Mexican border
In Nogales on May 4 officials report rebels delivering notices that Americans should move their families into the United States. The rebels warned they could attack border towns if no peace agreement is reached by Thursday night, prompting many American families to flee Mexico daily.
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Nogales
Ariz
Southern Pacific
Ral Tuad Unew
Mexico
United States
Mezxlco
High Honor for Columbia Camp Clerk Elect
A. Goslin returned from Chattanooga where he attended the State Camp meeting of Modern Woodmen of America and was elected State clerk, one of the lodge’s highest honors. Dr. Hazel Padgett, formerly of Columbia, and 4 N Guthrie and J D Murphey were named as Middle Tennessee delegates. Joe T Wilkes from Sawdust Valley also attended.
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A. Goslin
Chattanooga
Woodmen of America
Goslin
Columbia
Hazel Padgett
Middle Tennessee
N. Guthrie
J. D. Murphey
Joe T. Wilkes
Sawdust Valley
Ladies Use Concentrated Flower Food on Flowers
Advertisement notes concentrated flower food for women to make blooms grow luxuriously. Claims 25 cents buys enough to feed 120 plants for 16 weeks. Promotes sale at Woldridge Co.
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Woldridge CO
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de Heald Pubishing Company
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Finney
W. D. Hastings
Tweed
New York
Coy
Cincinnati
Steel Trust
Ve Cosia
the Boys Club
Thomas Hardison
Elihu Nicholson
W. J. Massey
W. M. Green
Joe Perking
A. W. Wilson
James Ballentine
Eugene Wright
Dan Stribling
Early Sharp
Polk Harper
J. W. Harper
Jease Mayer
Andrew Patterson
Doss Frierson
Clarence Green
Dock Hawkins
Lizzie Tyler
Fred Fitzgerald
Minnie Riley
Bob Perry
Will Fennessee
Alex Alexander
Jim McAlister
Monroe Boyd
Gentry Mabry
Er Tailor Suits
Batiste Qlaire
Luna
Lie
Coats
Gerie
Geneva
B. VY
Gloria
Shoe Department
Florsheim Oxfords
Douglas Ox
W. L. Douglas
Tomlinson
St. Louis
Tate
Lynnville
Tenn
U. S. & N. Railroad
Columbia Cle
Jd. A. Goslin
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