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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1912

Page

2

Newby on trial for killing Young Matthews

Trial opens as state charges Cobe Newby with the murder of Young Matthews last November. Judge Turner presides. defense by Geo T Hughes Jr and C P Hacker. prosecution led by Attorney General Frierson with Holding Garner assisting. Court convened in Nashville amid crowd. case long known in the county. defendant reportedly confessed in the field while in Nashville.

Giveau Court Cobe Newby Ton Matthews Turner Geo. T. Hughes, Jr C. P. Hacker Frierson Holding & Garner Matthews Fie Nashville

Fire hero lifts arnica salve box to crowd cheers

A fire hero with burned hands held up a small round box as cheers rose. He shouted that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve has everything beat for burns and works for boils ulcers sores pimples eczema and cuts. The ad claims it soothes inflammation and relieves pain, selling for 25 cents at Woldridge Co.

Woldridge CO

Will Send Tree Seed to Jerusalem

Mrs N G Robertson of Lebanon plans to ship seeds of all trees indigenous to Middle Tennessee to Jerusalem for planting in the treeless land. The German Lutheran Church paymaster in the city requested the seed, especially cedar varieties from Tennessee. She will send a generous supply.

N. G. Robertson Lebanon Middle Tennessee Jerusalem Tennessee Obertson

Ritters Grocery Being Improved on Main Street

Eugene Ritter undertakes a front renovation of his large Main street grocery store to enhance appearance and comfort for patrons. Additional improvements will follow to improve seating and convenience for customers.

Eugene Ritter Brm

High ground aid urged for flooded district relief

Nashville May 14 state republican convention at the Ryman with 1500 delegates. Roosevelt forces wore blue badges while Taft adherents were unmarked. Brown elected temporary chairman by 337 to 229 after a roll call showing faction strength. Administrative notes include Deans urging farmers to preserve upland seed sweet potatoes for planting after floods and distribution plans coordinated by Farmers' Demonstration Work.

Spectal Herald Nashville Tenn Ryman Newell Sanders Hooper Sanders Roosevelt Taft Friends Hooper Chicago State Committee Foster W. Brown Charles Milliken J. B. Carter J. J. Moore Lindsay W. F. Poston Alamo Mr. Brown Brown M. Dean Department of Washington Dean Knapp Mississippi Valley Bradford Knapp

Mooreaville Training School Commencement Schedule

Commencement at Mooreaville Training School begins Friday with Harvard speaker Marvin W. Heflin delivering Twa passing of the Old and the Coming of the New. The following Friday May 24 the Dramatic Club performs The Sophomore and on Sunday May 26 Rev W S Taylor of Franklin Methodist preaches the commencement sermon.

Mooreaville Training School Marvin W. Heflin Harvard Heflin Twa Dramatic Club W. 8. Taylor Methodist Church of Franklin Beasley

Barker Delegates Recognized by Republican Committee

A telegram from William Barker says the Barker delegation was seated on the temporary roll call by the Republican state committee in Nashville. The message was relayed to Maury County via Democratic sources, noting the delegation had “of course been seated.”

William Barker Uquor Republican Facion Republican State Committee Nashville Barker Maury County William §. Williams

Judge Massie Named Slayer at Hillsville Shooting

WYTHEVILLE Va May 10 Judge Massie identified as the slayer in the Hillsville courthouse shooting scene. Daniel Thomas witness says Massie stayed to help the injured and heard the dying words Bidna Allen killed me. The trial of Floyd Allen follows with questions about the first shot near Sheriff Webb and a woman crying for help.

Wytheville Bidna Allen Judge Massie Carroll County Hillsville Th Allenging Daniel Thomas Lusherman Floyd Allen Mas Webb Massie Alayer

Tragedy at Union Springs claims life in Alabama

Max Davis of Blakely Georgia was killed at Union Springs by Alto Griffin in the morning. Griffin was moved to Montgomery for safe keeping. Sheriff Pittman and Deputy Sheriff Pickett transported him. The clash followed a joke or remark by Davis. Davis died within minutes after being shot.

Montgomery Ala Max Davis Blakely Georgia Alto Griffin Union Springs Griffin Jr, Pittman UR. W. Pickett Davis's Bay

World’s first baby survives mother’s death after Caesarean

In New York on May 18 a Caesarean delivery at Fordham Hospital produced a boy weighing 8½ pounds ten minutes after the mother died of apoplexy. Physicians call the case unprecedented, noting life persisted in the baby after the mother’s death. The mother was Mrs. Rebecca Lipechits of the Bronx.

New York Fordham Hospital Rebecca’ Lipechits The Bronx

Maury Company Sells Machines and Endorsements

Local booster praises Dean's Kidney Pills with a Columbia resident testimonial. W S Padgett of Columbia reports relief from kidney issues after using the pills, while the Maury Motor Company lists product sales and distribution connections.

Non-Resident Notice in Tennessee Court Case

In Spring Hill Tennessee on April 24 1912 Percy Brown for Ewell Farm complains against F C Chrisman a non resident of Tennessee is ordered to appear by May 25 1913 plead answer or demur or the bill will be confessed and set for ex parte hearing with publication in The Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks signed JOHN M DAVIE Attest 26

Spring Hill Tennessee Percy Brown Ewell Farm C. Chrisman Chrisman Columbia Herald John M. Davie Magistrate's Court Fercy Brown Piamant

Notice of Public Auction and Insolvency Announcement

By authority I will sell at the Maury County Courthouse to the highest bidder for cash a lot in the 6th Civil District Maury County Tennessee on May 17 1912 starting at a stake on Wilkes Street W Henry Bos corner to stake 100 feet etc Trustee W B Greelaw. Insolvent estate of E R Long deceased Claims must be filed by Oct 26 1912 and debtors urged to settle with Admr W L Hoge.

Hannah Frierson Tenn Jon Jim Court House Ldoor Columbia Maury County Teno Wilkes Street Henry Bos Henry Benworths W. B. Greelaw E.R. Long H. W. Thomas W. L. Hoge Admr

Attachment Notice in Maury County Tennessee

W M Roland named in attachment before Jasper C Taylor J P of Maury County Tennessee. Notice to appear at Maury County Court in the tenth district on June 8 1912 to defend the case or proceed ex parte. Publication requested for consecutive weeks in The Columbus Herald.

W. M. Roland Jasper C. Taylor J. P Maury County Tennessee Roland Columbus Herald Jasper Taylor, J. FP Tennesse

Nonresident Drewry Ordered to Plead in Tennessee Suit

The court directs W. P. Drewry, a non-resident of Tennessee, to appear by May 26, 185/?, answer or demur to the plaintiff's bill. If he fails, the bill may be confessed against him. The order will be published in The Columbus Dyer for consecutive weeks. A copy is attested.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mammoth Cave All Way Stations Newby Young Matthews P. Hatcher G. T. Hughes, Jr G. OP. Convention Foster V. Brown Roosevelt Houk-Taylor H W Helfin Mooresville W. A. Rimes Rushton Foley Hendley Cochran Thomas Slayer Sidna Allen Alto Grif Maury Company W. S. Padgett Grocer Garden &J Columbia, Tenn Maury Motor Company Foster-Milburn Co. Buffa Oliver Dobbins Ewing J. H. Simmons W. P. Drewry Drewry Thad Solee Jour Mu Davis
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