Firemen Host Dutch Lunch Binds City Officials
Fire department members hosted a Dutch lunch at city hall for city officials and guests. Mayor Cherry led a procession, stories were told, and Captain Beard with attendants served the line. Speeches by Col. Moore City Attorney Webster and others praised fellowship and cooperation for the city's good.
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Columbia
Captain Beard
Fire Department
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Bob Moore
Cty
Huhe Webster
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Mrwin
Fils
Ten Are Killed In Mine Riots In Matewan West Virginia
At least ten men were killed and several wounded in Matewan as miners clashed with security operatives from the Hallett Pee Detective Agency after eviction from company houses sparked the confrontation. Troops arrived to take charge, seeking to restore order after last night's battle.
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Matewan
Wyo
Item
Hallevit Pee Detective Agency
Masons to Meet for Third Degree Friday Night
Columbia Masons plan a Friday night meeting at 7 o'clock to confer the third degree. Members will gather at the lodge for the formal initiation and related rituals.
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Columbia Masons
Traffic congestion confirmed by railroad officials in Louisville
Wallis and W J Mustaine of the Louisville and Nashville passenger traffic department said on Wednesday that traffic congestion had not been exaggerated by the papers and under current conditions it was almost impossible to provide service even to a reasonable number of passengers.
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RC. Wallis
W. J. Mustaine
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Aernight
Pansunners
Thirty Seven Graduates Receive Diplomas at County High
The County High School awarded diplomas to thirty seven graduates of the class of 1920 before a large audience. Miss Mariette Sowell won the congressional medal, Miss Annie McBride the loyalty medal, and James Porter the loyalty award. Dr. Mims gave an eloquent address urging law observance and patriotism. The graduate list includes Margaret Coutt, Emma Fields, Laura Kinzer, Eva McCall, Elizabeth Pender, Ruby Reed, Charlotte Sowell, Martha Sowell, John Dugger, James Hayes, Baxter Jones, George Morrison, and others.
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Miele Cawatini
Witte
Congressiony
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Santa Me
Sowell Alony
J. Ewing Kannon
Misa Kelley
Ue Fientty
Alumni Association
Gladys Jowney
Misa Annie Mc Hride
James Porter
Columbia
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Win Min
Vanderbilt Univership
de. Mims
America
Margaret Annie Coutt
Mary Thelma
Jewell K. Grose
James T. Hayes
Baxter Jones
George Maxwell
Felix Casto Morrison
Henry 5. Morton
J. Robert Patterson
Ashley Z. Pogue
Otey J. Porter, Jr
Harvey Urban Wakefield, Jr
Howard Walker
Margaret Anne Cecil
Mary Thelma Fly
Emma May Fields
Grace Moore Howell
Mary Brandon Johnson
Laura Davis Kinzer
Eva Margaret McCall
Elizabeth Corrine Pender
Ruby Alma Wiley
Mary Margaret Robison
Sarah Louise Bratton
Mary Lucy Chenault
Hattie Cheek
Rhea Overton Coleman
Lucile Harris
Annie Jowell Hughes
Gladys Murphy
Sarah McCandress
Ruby Lytle Reed
Louise Sharber
Charlotte Sowell
Mary Virginia Sowell
Marietta Sowell
John Hunt Dugger
Samuel Carrol Evins
Homer Garrett
Jewell K. Gregg
Henry $. Morton
Harry Urban Wakefield, Jr
Edward Walker
League Nations Debate on Annual Income Taxes at CMA
The second part of the League Nations subject deals with annual income taxes. Debates are set for CMA with payment due by June 15. No extension will be granted.
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League Nations
C.M.A
Collie
Irving Peebles
Commencement Exercises At Columhhip Military Academy
Dr J W Cherry Preaches Sermon and May Be Paid Deputy Peebles for Taxes. Class Day Exercises Include Debate on League of Nations. Officers Named and Diplomas to Be Awarded. schedule lists sermons, concerts, dress parades, and class events.
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Collumhip Military Academy
J. W. Cherry
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Fough of Nations
J. W. McCartney
Guy Ingram
Worth Wheatley
Walla Culpepper
Clothing price cuts sweep the nation in May
Clothing costs continue to fall as merchants in many cities announce reductions in men’s and women’s wear, shoes, hats and more. Some warn cuts may not last after stocks run down while others call the move a continuation of western market breaks, backward season and ample inventories. Banks in New York extend deflationary credit and commodity price campaigns aligned with the federal reserve board.
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Chicago
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Shipping Board creates new South Atlantic district
United Press reports on May 20 that Rear Admiral Benson, chairman of the Shipping Board, announced the board will form a new district to be known as the South Atlantic district with headquarters in Savannah, Georgia.
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Washington
Benson
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South Atlantic District
Savanah, Ga
Memphis Stores Slash Prices Big Reductions
Memphis Tenn May HBrs's largest department store here slashes prices offering 300 men's suits at 26 dollars, claimed to be half the usual retail. Other shops announce 15 to 25 percent cuts in men's apparel and nine stores plus others from 20 to 50 percent reductions.
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Afteen
Virginia Democrats Endorse President Amid Party Split
In Richmond on May 2, Virginia Democrats endorsed the president and supported the Versailles policy without reservations. They rejected Republican calls to revise the current Jay Laws and affirmed the party’s foreign policy stance.
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Wits
Hoagie of Nations
Jay Laws
Eign Cee
Spinster's Return at Santa Fe Friday
May 12 event from Woodrow community features the Spinsters Return stage show. Despite garbled copy the notice signals a Friday evening entertainment that drew strong crowds in a recent Woodrow appearance and mentions a local organization and hive remedy.
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Woodrow
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Ani Grouich
Central High School Alumni Meet Friday Evening
An important business meeting of the Central High School Alumni Association will be held at the school Friday evening at 7 o clock. Every member or eligible person is invited and urged to attend as vital matters will be discussed. Following the business meeting a banquet will be prepared for graduating plans. Mrs Lillian Gamble, Secretary.
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Central High School Alumni Association
Isodation
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Lillian Gamble
Miss Virginia Lowell Made Maid of Honor
Miss Virginia Sowell received the new High School honor Maid of Honor this morning marking her as the most popular member of the plaza.
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Virginia Lowell
Virginia Sowell
Russian Bolsheviks Begin Major Offensive Reported
London dispatch says Soviet troops have alerted a general advance against Polish forces in the Polotveklopel region. A Moscow wireless message claimed the Russians pierced the front line as part of the planned operation.
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London
Polotveklopel
Potleh
Co-Operative Creamery Progress Reported by Maury County
Contractors advance the Maury County Co-Operative Creamery Project with concrete foundations laid and rapid progress toward completion. Machinery has been purchased. operations expected soon. Stockholders express optimism as many cows are pledged and capacity business anticipated from launch.
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Maury County Co-Operative Creamery Association
Soldier Bonus Bill Encounters Rough Sailing
Washington May 20 The Republican side wins a fight in the House Ways and Means Committee over the soldier bonus bill as Democrats add a ten percent tax on stock dividends. The measure proceeds amid party divisions and procedural hurdles.
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United Press
Washington
Weldier
Mexican situation seen as normal despite election hint
United Press reports in Mexico City that General Pallo Gonzales may win the provisional presidency as his candidacy gains favor. Advices suggest the political scene is gradually returning to normal with apparent harmony between Obregon and Guazalen, despite tensions.
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Mexico City
Pallo Gonzales
Obregon
Guazalen
Carranza Said Be Till at Liberty
United Press reports from Washington May 2 indicate Carranza, the deposed president, was last seen in Searelan and in motion toward the town of Merino Oty near Tuxpam, as relayed to the state department.
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Washington
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Tuxpam
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