Judges oppose separate primary in independent judiciary plea
Nashville May 9 Special to The Herald independent candidates for judge issued an address denouncing a separate primary. They claim the proposal keeps nomination power with the Governor, harming judicial independence. Signed by Judges Beard, Neil, Shields, Lansden, Green, Taylor, Hall, and Higgins.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Independent Judiciary
State Committee
Beard, Neil
Shields
Lansden
Green
Taylor
Hall and Higgins
Residence Burns Near Santa Fe
A four room cottage owned by Dr. J. Burroughs and occupied by Rev. M. E. Gabard near Santa Fe burned Sunday afternoon after a heater flue fire. The Gabards were at the barn. the house was uninsured and Mr. Gabard lost household furniture though insured.
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M. E. Gabard
Santa Fe
J. ©. Burroughs
Enloe Stirs Em at Clarksville Meeting
In Clarksville the Democratic mass meeting drew a large audience as B. A. Enloe delivered a stirring address. Resolutions condemned the Patterson primary plan and endorsed independent candidates. A delegation of over five hundred names was chosen to attend the Nashville convention on May 18.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Clarksville
B. A. Enloe
Hoodoo Blights Cadets in Four to Nothing Baseball
Branham and Hughes blanked the Cadets 4 0 in a tightly pitched game. No earned runs were charged, four safeties for the Cadets, Palmer with two doubles. B and H fielding sparkling, Young troubled by cadet bats. Box score omitted.
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Palmer
Branham & Hughes
B. & H. Lads
Spectators witness fight in front of courthouse door
Several bystanders watched a Saturday morning scuffle between John Lockridge and B A Caldwell near the north courthouse door. The fight ended with intervention by bystanders Harris Puryear and W J Webster and no arrests were made. Caldwell had been arrested earlier on assault charges but was acquitted.
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Court House
John Lockridge
B. A. Caldwell
Harris Puryear
W. J. Webster
Mr. Puryear
Mr. Caldwell
Admome
Mr. Webster
Mr. Lockridge
Mitchell
Ashley's
Mora B. Fariss
Lockridge
Caldwell
Esq
Fariss
Vous
Southport School Closes After Successful Year
Southport Tenn May 6 A school year ends with a well received play at the school house signaling commencement exercises for the Southport school which closes another prosperous year. Dr Dinwiddie of Columbia delivered the commencement address before a large audience praised as scholarly powerful and eloquent. Graduates performed declamations and readings following the address.
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Herald
Southport
Tenn
Dinwiddie
Columbia
Dr Athey Moves Into Parsonage On Mayes Place
Rev T H Athey has moved into the new Baptist parsonage on Mayes Place recently completed. The cottage features handsome design. Rev Geo H Mack pastor of the First P church also lives on Mayes Place, which has built up rapidly since opening.
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T. H. Athey
New Baptist
Mayes Place
Geo. H. Mack
State Masonic visit delivers lecture at Columbia lodge
Hon. John R. Smith of Jackson Tennessee, Past Grand Master of Tennessee Masons and State Lecturer, attended a Columbia Masonic Lodge stated meeting Thursday evening and delivered a lecture.
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John R. Smith
Jackson, Tenn
Tennessee Masons
Columbia Masonic Lodge
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Colds and Coughs
For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar has been a household remedy for throat chest and lung ailments. The advertisement claims it is best for children as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and warns against substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
All Druggiate
Ley
Craddock and Mobley to Seek Bail in Collinsworth Killing
Humbletd Tenn May 6 An nouncement states Jim Craddock and Charley Mobley held on the killing of Frank Collinsworth will apply for bail next Friday before County Judge L H Tyree in Trenton. Prosecution plans to contest the bail with expected State evidence to argue against release.
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Humbldt
Tenn
Jim Craddock
Charley Mobley
Frank Collinsworth
L. H. Tyree
Trenton
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Graham
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County Court
Maury County
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Gordon
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