Taylor Jr elected president of Carmack Club at CMA
About sixty Tennessee students at Columbia Military Academy organized a Carmack club. Robert Love Taylor Sr., son of Senator Robert Taylor, was elected president and praised by the students for backing the right moral side in the campaign. Six ty members enrolled, with A Blosua as vice president and Leslie Kinzer as secretary.
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Tennessee
Columbia Military Academy
Cormack Club
Robert Love Taylor
Robert Taylor
Carmack Club
Taylor
A. Blosua
Leslie Kinzer
Negro Dentist Faces Bigamy Charge
Local inquiries focus on Dr. William Hunter, a colored dentist. He allegedly married Love Tell of Nashville at the courthouse and later wed Mary Caruthers in Lewisburg, with Tennie Caruthers aiding. Tennie seeks prosecution as word spreads of the doctor’s departures and suspected further acts.
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Carruthers
William Hunter
Memphis
Nennle
Tennie
Bag
Guost
Hye
Choice Fruits Wine For Description Price
Eee vines and planta Colleoke Pennsylvania referenced with a date pattern and pricing note amid brief trade terms. Details are fragmentary but indicate production or description notes tied to regional fruit wine offerings and local price references.
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Planta Colleoke
Penn
Trutt Roa
Col Trum Baker Answers Last Roll
Special to The Herald. Nashville Tenn May 8 Col Thus Hy Baker died today at his home in Mt. Hingingdon aged 70 years He was a colonel in the Confederate army and later a well known Republican politician serving several terms in the federative and as trusted McKinley era official.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Hy Baker
Mnihtingdon
Oes
Talted
Utter McKintey
Cadets Triumph In Dusty Hoodoo Baseball Game
Neal pitched a great game with ten strikeouts as Columbia Military Academy beats Branham & Hughes Inds 2 to 1 despite poor weather. Elonsa, Neal, Moore, Taylor, Lee and Dr. Brock star for the Cadets. Troy pitched well for Columbia with some fielding errors from Branham & Hughes.
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Atlaat
Columbia Military Academy
Branham' & Hughes Inds
Academy Field
Spring Hill
Columbia Rooters
Umps
Neal
Troy
Joe
Doe
Elousa
Artat
Cadets
South Paw
Lee
Taylor
Soldier Boys
Mardwick
Polk
Jackson
Hardwick
Columbia
Hinself
Mh & F
Coma
Gott
Elonsa
Moore
Brock
Ro & H
Frock
Tim
Branham And Hughes Nab Slugfest Victory
The game featured heavy hitting with Branham and Hughes atop the roster. Branham earned a run with a standout performance while Troy pitched for the visitors, and Neal finished strong on the mound. Umpires Ayers and Thomas oversaw a one hour forty minute contest.
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Branham & Hughes
RH. E
Troy
Polk
Jocksen
Hatcher
C. F
Branham
Hardwick
Boa
MA. R. HE
Plosua
I Brook
Dyer
Rt A
Nedhotaste Peg Se
Butnmare—Getter
Neal
Teoy
Goff
Griffin
Brock
Elosua
Lee
Jackson
H. G
Harned
Cc. M. A
Brutal Attack on Show Girl at Little Gem Theater
Frank Mae, a Little Gem performer on South Main, assaulted Agnes Hester a sixteen year old show girl after a Friday performance. Witnesses described a cowardly attack with slurs and violence. Mae was arrested, fined 13.40, and a State warrant followed. crowds gathered to view the injured girl’s bruised face.
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Frank Mae
Little Gem Theater
South Main Street
Agnes Hester
Mae
Mac
Barker
City Court
Court Square
Hood's
Large Maury County Bacon Sale Totals 50,000 Pounds
H G Hill & Co bought Newt Hood stock of 20,000 pounds W T Sharp 18,000 pounds and a 12,000 pound lot totaling 50,000 pounds for about 4500 dollars about 9 cents per pound. Some bacon to Columbia store others shipped to Nashville.
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Maury County
H. G. Hill & Co
Newt Hood
W. T. Sharp
Columbia
Nashville
Mulched for totin g un in county court guilty fined
Lyte Huff found guilty of carrying a gun on Sunday in County Criminal Court and fined 26 pounds plus costs. Motion for new trial entered. State v A Gatlson continued to July term. Taane Esau charged with petty larceny received 10 pounds and costs. John Harcis fined 350 and costs for carrying a favor. George Owen fined 14 and costs for gaming.
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County Criminal Court
Lyte Huff
State
A. Gatlson
Taane Esau
John Harcis
George Owen
Columbia Defeats Mt Pleasant 19 to 3 in Baseball
Columbia wins at Mt Pleasant in a baseball game Friday, dominating Mt Pleasant 19 to 3. The Columbia team played a strong, consistent game showing a clear edge over their opponents.
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Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleas
Murfreesboro Visitor Supports Carmack At Rally
James T Richardson of Murfreesboro arrives in Columbia to spend days with Mrs Richardson. He praises Carmack and notes a Women’s Club rally in Murfreesboro, citing Patterson forces as blocking ladies from speaking.
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James T. Richardson
Murfreesboro
Columbia
Richardson
Lonelness
Carmack
W. C.P
Patterson
Racket Brand Hosiery and Winter Rubbers Sale
A catalog-like list highlights prices on heavy fleeced lined hose, ribbed hose, union suits, golf gloves, mitts, sweaters, storm rubbers, and arctics for men and women. Notable items include Ladies heavy fleece lined hose 15 to 20 cents, Mens heavy wool gloves 26 to 60 cents, and Buckle Arctic rubbers priced from 76 cents to 1 dollar sixty.
First degree admission and bond set in fertilizer case
Noted prisoner to be released on a 25000 dollar bond. Tennessee Fertilizer Company awarded interest in A J Fly sale. Hamilton vs Jones suit transfers bank stock. transfer set aside. Chancellor Bearden ruled on farm option and stock dispute affecting D W Dodson, Tennessee Fertilizer Co and Mrs Hamilton heirs.
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Bearden
Chancery Court
A. J. Ply
Tennessee Fertilizer Co
D. W. Dodson
Fertilizer Co
Mr. Dodson
Dodson
Fly
Fertilzer
Nashville
Columbia
Tennessee Fertiliszer Co
Hamilton
The Chaperon at the Institute presented Friday night
The Chaperon a threeact drama at Institute Hall drew the largest crowd yet for such an show. Miriam the Gypsy and the Waif bring romance to a boarding school life with Miss Hamil delivering a natural expressive performance as Miriam.
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Institute Hall
Dramatic Club
Miriam
Miss Hamil
Miriatm
Mina Addie Rainey
Mary Gilbreath
Nora
Hamil
Carnally
Williamson Completes Three Years At Vanderbilt
Dr James Williamson has finished three years of study at Vanderbilt University and will return in September to complete his work. He has passed his examinations in fine style and taken the state board tests. The program now requires four years of work and a higher passing grade.
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James Willetmson
Vanderbilt University
Willamson
Vanderbilt
Noble Blair’s Finger Injury At Work
Noble Blair’s finger was mashed at The Herall’s machine operator job after a tiger was involved in the accident. Part of the bone had to be removed, but he is expected to return to work in a short time.
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Noble Mair
Herall
Iinerype
New Quarters for Citizens Co
Citizens Telephone Co moves to Grant Building on North Ganlen Street Forts Exchange and general offices. The two story complex will open July 1 and provide ample space for the long term. Current exchange and general offices occupy the second floor of the Masonite holding.
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Citizens Telephone Company
Grant
Ganlen Street
Forts Exchange
Masonite Holding
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Bob Taylor, JR
THE
C. M. A. Carmack Club
WM. Hunter
Col
Trum Baker
Huntingdon, Tenn
Ariel Tursunisbian
Ieee
Scott
Ste
Little Gem Theatre
Dale Bros
Lytle Huff
OLD Rutherford
Frank Swansburg
Prop
Tennessee Fertilizer Company
A. J. Fly Sale
Hamilton VS. Jones
Hast
Davidson County Criminal Court
Aduilt Teg
Herman Feist
Rita Mangrum
Walt
Belat
Young Ladies OF Dramatic Club
Noble Blair
Dale Bros. Ae
NEW Quarters For Citizens CO
Grant Building
Columbia Canning Co
Jed Welw
Ser
ROA. Wilkins
Cuileaks
Teco
Robert Berg
Columbia, Tenn
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