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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1913

Page

4

Gompers Contempt Judgments Trimmed on Appeal

The U S district of Columbia appeals court affirmed contempt rulings against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison for violating Buck s Stove injunction but reduced Gompers one year sentence to thirty days and cut Mitchell Morrison fines to 500 each The court found original penalties excessive and urged continued respect for court authority while noting boycott concerns had abated

Washington Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Frank Morrison District Court of Appeals Gomper Mitchell Morrison Supreme Court of the United States Sheppard Gompers

New Insurance Deputy Appointed in Tennessee

Nashville May 6 Deputy insurance commissioner C M Joseph resigned. J Will Taylor appointed Robt L Carden of Nashville to succeed him immediately. Carden, known in political circles, has served the past two months as state fire marshal and has already assumed his new duties.

Nashville C. M. Joseph Tennessee J. Will Taylor Robt. L. Carden Nashvile Carden Tayler

Wright Talks Philippines Vision With War Department

Gen. Luke Wright of Tennessee, former secretary of war and governor general of the Philippines, met at the War Department with Secretary Garrison to discuss appointing a new Philippine governor general after Forbes resignation and broader paths to Philippine independence while also consulting the President on Philippine questions.

Washington Lake Wright Tennessue Philippines War Department Garrison Cameron Forbes Philippine Commission Wright

Gibbs Ladies Ball Club Heads to Riverside Park

The Gibbs Ladies Ball Club plans travel by special parlor cars for a May 13 game against Reet. A 2 20 PM parade from the depot leads the teams to Riverside Park where the game starts at 3 PM to accommodate country spectators returning home before dark.

AS P, Gibbs Ladies Ball Club Reet Columbia Corner Hight & Woody Riverside Park

Arizona Takes Whack at Japs

Phoenix May 6. The Arizona lower house passed an anti alien land ownership bill replacing a previous measure. The law bars aliens who have not declared intention to become citizens from owning real property. The bill moves to the senate with expectations of early passage.

Phoenix Ariz California Senate

Body of man found in lumber pile near Jackson Tenn

A white man identified as Arthur Jackson of Humboldt Tenn was discovered buried under a massive lumber pile after a Mobile and Ohio freight wreck north of Jackson. He had been returning home, was 25, married with a child, and died after 15 hours under the wreckage. His body was transported to Humboldt for burial.

Jackson Tenn Mobile & Ohio Arthur Jackson Humboldt, Tenn R. A. Morris Humboldt

Income tax protests spread by life insurers

Washington May 6 A campaign by life insurance firms urging policyholders to protest the net earnings tax in the income tax bill has produced wide responses. Representative Hull, author of the bill, faces a flood of correspondence as a New York company alone reportedly sent 750,000 letters urging protests to Congress.

Washington Propeganda Mitial Life Insurance Congress Hull New York Company

Rider Sherman Kelly Preaches at Bethel Church

Lawrenceburg resident Rider Sherman Kelly will preach at Bethel Church on Sunday May 11 at 11 o clock in the morning.

Bethel Church Rider Sherman Kelly Lawrenceburg

State Sunday School Meeting at Wartrace June 3 4 and 6

Sunday schools should plan for the state convention at Wartrace with delegates based on membership. Pastors and superintendents serve as ex-officio delegates. A strong program features Tennessee workers and Mrs Bryner of the international association. Railroads offer reduced rates and Wartrace Sunday school workers will host delegates. Send delegate names to Emmet Ruensell Wartrace chair of the entertainment committee.

Wartrace Pastora Tennessee International Association Bryner Emmet Ruensell Chaiman Entertainment Committee

Dooley in Negotiations With Hopkinsville Club

John Dooley of Maury County travels to Hopkinsville after urging from Schwartz and Hirsig of Nashville to negotiate a possible summer with the Hopkinsville baseball team. He may rotate into pitching if a satisfactory agreement is reached as he has not yet signed with any club.

John Dooley Hopkinsville Dooley Kentucky Schwartz Hirsig Nashville Maury County

Progress Report on County Schools This Term

The county closes the term with most schools finished except Columbia City and Mt. Pleasant. Most reports show good attendance and high quality work. Superintendent Graham notes progress, longer terms, and better school buildings across the county.

McDowell Cullooka Glendale Unis Columbia Mt. Pleasant Graham

Boy Scouts Camp Plans Reach Across Nation

The Boy Scouts of America prepare for a nationwide camping season with over 200000 scouts expected to spend a week or more in camps. Leaders urge outdoor life, with councils in Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and other cities organizing varied camp activities for boys from small towns to big cities. Heavy impure blood is warned against and Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a remedy.

Boy Scouts of America Efc West Avout Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicago

Cattle Inspector From Nashville Arrives for Pens Disinfection

R E B Jackson of the Nashville cattle inspection bureau is here to inspect and disinfect stockyards pens after cattle from an infected Alabama district were fed and watered. The shipment was halted under the twenty eight hour law requiring no rest for on board stock without feeding and watering. An inspector was dispatched to disinfect pens and feed bins used.

R. EB. Jackson Cattle Inspection Bureau of Nashville iStock Yards Alabama

Most Prompt Cure for Cold Relief from Cough Remedy

A historical ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a prompt, pleasant cure for colds. It claims it acts on nature's plan, relieves the lungs, aids ex pectoration, opens secretions, and restores health. Sold by all dealers worldwide.

Slight Rain Touches Portions of Maury County Weather Update

A Tuesday evening shower eased drought in Maury County with scattered cool rain in Glendale and Columbia helping corn germination. Crop damage remains, oats suffer, and overall rainfall is still needed. light fall noted in Culooka and Campbells areas. A mild advertisement for Dean's Regulats laxative appears.

Maury County Glendale Columbia McCains Cullooka Campbells Giles County Inc

Oxford and Cambridge decline Harvard Yale track meet proposal

Oxford and Cambridge authorities reject Harvard and Yale track meet at Harvard stadium in June due to exams and travel issues. They propose September as a more suitable time for the competition.

Oxford England Cambridge Harvard Yale Harvard Stadium

Cure for Stomach Disorders Tablets

Cure for stomach disorders claimed with Chamberlain's Tablets. Many remarkable cures reported, sold by all dealers.

Aaven

Suit Filed Against Railroad for Damages

Will Grant and wife sue the 1 I S railroad in circuit court alleging damages of 2000 dollars. The bill lists W R Peebles as representing the complainants.

Will Grant 1. & S. Railroad W. R. Peebles

Indeterminate Sentences Set In Davidson County

Nashville May 7 The first two indeterminate sentences under the new state law were handed down in Davidson County Criminal Court. Simon Webster colored received three to ten years for house breaking and larceny. Walter Green pled guilty to attempt to commit housebreaking and drew one to five years.

Nashville Davidson County Simon Webster Walter Green

Cotton crop behind normal in Alabama reports

Special dispatches from across Alabama indicate crop conditions are discouraging due to lack of rain. The cotton crop is far behind, with widespread replanting underway and stands that are very sweet. Corn and oats also suffer, though isolated showers gave slight hope. heavier rains and rat damage are foreseen as risks.

Montgomery Aal Aalbama

Line up for Monday game with Ladies Base Ball club Riverside Park

The lineup for the picked team at Riverside Park on Monday afternoon May 12 includes Minor at third, Nicks catching, Kirkland first, Johnson second, Dozier pitcher, Fragier left field, Oldcomb center, Rayburn short, Page right, Jennette as substitute.

Riverside Park Nicks Kirkland Bree Johnson Dozier Fragier Oldcomb Rayburn Page Jennette

Railroad Time Table Columbia North and South Bound

Train schedule from Columbia lists arrivals and departures for main lines and local accommodations. Includes United and Eastern express, Columbia and Mt Pleasant accommodations, Decatur trips, fast lines, and notes by L. N. Simms, Ticket Agent, Columbia Tennessee.

United Decatur Columbia Colombia Mt. Pleasant Sheffield Shefeld Mt Pleasant L. N. Simma Tenn N. C Bt L. Ry North Gound Simms

Bloodiest Moment at Chickamauga Snodgrass Hill

Special to The Herald Chattanooga Tenn a vivid account of the Chickamauga battle focusing on Snodgrass Hill the bloody crest where Union and Confederate forces clashed in hand to hand combat under fire from batteries. Gen John B Gordon and other leaders are cited describing the ferocity and the final Confederate retreat to Lookout Mountain field.

Chattanooga Tenn Chickam Snodgrass Hill Chickamauga Round Top Gorytyeburg Chickamaugs John B. Gordon Horseshoe Summit Snodgrass Rosecrans Longstreet Brannan Croxton Wood Harker Teatty Stanley van Cleve Shell Sumit Hindman Gordon Granger Steedman van Derveer Snodgress Hill Hill Lookout Mountain Rosecran

Moonshiners Battle Kills Deputies in Cumberland Mountains

In Pikeville Kentucky on May 5 Special deputies Mart Potter, Marion Ramsey, and Jobs Stoan engage moonshiners on the Cumberland mountains. Potter wounded, Ramsey and Stoan killed, with tracks pointing to Dave Hall and a Negro as shooters. Bodies Ramsey and Stoan found. Potter later dies from wounds.

Pikeville United States Mok Potter Cumberland Mounts Marion Ramsey Jobs Stoan Pott Roadanfe Dave Hall Ramsey Bloan Putter

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