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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1921

Page

1

County to open bids on 100000 school bonds next Wednesday

Judge Whitthorne and Superintendent Graham will open bids for 100000 in county school bonds next Wednesday in the county court. Bonds are rated safe with six per cent interest and tax exempt, and are expected to trigger a building boom as new houses proceed for the coming school session.

W. ©. Whitthorne Graham Honda Judge Whitthorny Rafe Tennessee Mary County Whitthorne

Premier Appears To Shift Gaimson Toward German Toleration

A report suggests the front runner Gaimson may tilt toward a policy of toleration toward Germany under pressure from public opinion. The piece notes the apparent shift by the premier and his stance on diplomacy and security commitments amid rising European tensions.

French Premier Briand Wins Support for German Reparations Policy

Paris May 26 Premier Briand sways French opinion toward Germany and expects the chamber of deputies to back his reparations policy and the Upper Silesian handling. A confidence vote would restore cordial Allied relations and allow the supreme council to pursue dividing Upper Silesia between Germany and Poland.

Silesia United Press Paris Briand Germany Chamber of Deputies Supreme Council

Weather Watcher Forecast For Tonight In Chautauqua

The notice lists an evening weather forecast with a season early and hot pattern. It references Chautauqua guarantors and a rapid change in conditions.

Rebpath Chautauqua

Maury County Wheat Harvest Forecasted Amid Drought Pressures

Maury county expects an active wheat harvest by early June with Jot Dixon at Tolley farm and Austin M. Harlan reporting the finest barley harvest yet. Harlan predicts barley yields of at least 75 bushels per acre and a wheat yield above average despite hot May weather and anticipated crop loss from rust.

Maury County Vunier Jota Dixon

Business Women Aid Redpath Chautauqua Ticket Sale

Civic groups plan district canvass for Redpath Chautauqua tickets in Columbia and Maury county. Merchants to back sales. guarantors to provide silk stockings and shoes. program includes lectures by noted Americans and vocal numbers. Directors of the Tennessee Orphan Home schedule a June 2 luncheon and visitor day with local help requested.

Chautauqua James P. Redpath Columbia The Tennessee Orphan Home Meir Hotse John W.fry Hursilay

Belfast Riots After Elections Leave Ten Dead

British soldiers and police fought crowds in Belfast after elections. Rioters clashed with security forces as gunfire and tear gas filled the streets. Casualties mounted with reports of ten killed and several wounded, debris litters the city as authorities search for victims and stabilize the area.

United Press Belfast

Mayor’s Endorsement Asked By City Team Friends

Friends of the mayor say he will seek an endorsement from supporters for his team. They expect formal backing to bolster the mayoral campaign and public backing for policy goals.

Mayor Cherry Likely Seeks Re election Amid City Notes

The town buzzes as civil service official Henley is praised as ideal mayoral candidate. Rumors say Mayor William O Cherry plans re election. several allies urged him while others list possible opponents. Economic stewardship cited as reason for continued leadership amid upcoming city elections.

William O. Cherry Hoidiey Cherrydown Prediit Board Onerey Gavin

Bankers Meet in Nashville Open Two Day Session

The Ten vase Banker Association opened a two day session in Nashville with about 100 delegates present. B A Lindsey welcomed visitors from the Nashville Clear a House, and Thomas D Brabson of Greeneville delivered the response. Speakers included President W J Ackermder University of Tennessee Dr H Mory an and George B Allen of Louisville. Morgan addressed Prosperous Hand Life Essential to the State's Wealth Development and Allen on Community Advertising. This afternoon an address by WP Harding governor followed a visit to Old Mickory Powder plant for Hermit a.

Herald Nashville Tenn Tenvase Banker Association B.A. Lindsey Clear ‘Ie House Thomas D. Brabson Greeneville Wat J. Akerdnder Ville HM. A. Moryan University of Tennessee George B. Allen Louisville Morgan Te Allen Harding Cileral Rendeye

Expert Begins Sheep Grading This Morning

Prof. C. A. Wilson vice dean of Tennessee University agriculture arrived from Knoxville and started grading lambs at the experiment station. A big field meeting of farmers is set for tomorrow with a sheep and lamb grading demonstration. Experts including C. Flannery and prominent commission dealers from Louisville are expected to attend.

C. A. Wilson Department of Agriculture University of Tennessee Knoxville Middle Tennessee C. Flannery Division of Extension Louisville

Financial leaders discuss export revival at White House dinner

A group of national financial leaders met with President Harding at a White House dinner to discuss export trade revival and the government's foreign loan policy. The gathering, reported by United Arena, occurred in Washington on May 26.

United Arena Washington Hardings

Captain Rickenbacker Flies Transcontinental Flight

Redwood City May 26 Captain Euddie Rickenbacker took off for the second time today in a cross country airflight en route to Washington DC after a earlier start was forced to abort. The famed ace aims to reach the capital on this historic journey.

United Press Redwood City Cal Euddie Rickenbacker Washington, BD. C Mt of Fox

Coal Strike Threat Looms as Supplies Dwindle

London report by United Press says a threatened caretaking action could push coal supplies toward a crisis as manufacturers warn fuel stocks near depletion and call for resolution to avoid widespread shortages. The reform groups and labor organizations face pressure amid stalled talks and potential impact on stores and goods.

United Preaay London Caretamina Yroulde Nimiero Faetorten

Request Autos For Soldiers On Memorial Sunday

Automobiles will assemble at the old bank building at West Seventh and Gardene streets at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon to transport ex service men their families and members of the Womens Auxiliary to Rose Hill. Transportation also for the band and musicians. Car owners willing to volunteer should report to Adjutant William Oakes.

West Seventh Gardene Streets Woman's Rose Hill Jn Leanaportin William Oakes

Santa Fe Club Plans Fall Community Exhibit

The Santa Fe community club meets Friday night to finalize plans for a plaza and a Santa Fe exhibit for the fall fair circuit. Leaders expect strong attendance and will address other important matters to ensure the exhibit ranks among the best.

Santa FE

Darwin Defeat American Hope Ar Darwin Defeat

The British amateur championship saw American challenger Pred J Wright lose to Bernard Darwin in a morning match at Hoylake. Details are sparse due to fragmented reporting.

Darwin United Brainy Hoylake America J. Wright United States Bernard Darwin

Two Troopers Killed In Mine War Fight

Williamson West Virginia police awaited details after reports that two state troopers were killed last night in a clash in the mine war zone. The incident occurred as authorities investigated how the conflict intensified in the area.

Miers Trier Williamson W. Va

Hampshire Club to Meet Friday

A most important meeting of the Hampshire community organization will be held Friday night. Matters of vital importance to the club and to farmers of that section will be discussed and it is expected that the meeting will be largely attended. It is not unlikely that the date of the community fair to be given in the fall will be decided upon at the meeting, and a committee named to work out final plans for the fair.

Hampshire

Maury Countians Attend Jersey Cattle Show in Lewistown

A sizable group of Maury County residents journey to Lewistown for the Jersey cattle show. Several locals are displaying Jerseys for sale at the event.

Lewioturg Jersey

Terracing Demonstration At Middle Tennessee Station

H B Bush arrives for a terracing demonstration at the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station this afternoon. The event, heavily advertised, is expected to draw many county farmers as ditching and terracing gain favor to protect land from spring and fall flood damage. A recent cloudburst caused substantial farm losses due to drainage problems and runoff.

H. B. Bush Rifal’ Enetiour Fil Division of Extension Middle Tennessee Experiment Station Manry

New Act Demands Corporate Tax Information Reports

Under section 1196 of the 1821 act the tax commissioner orders blanks to all corporations to disclose taxable values. Reports must cover capital stock income dividends stock sales real estate and personal property with a condensed balance sheet. Filing deadline is June 1, or the corporation faces misdemeanor penalties.

Uncle Sam

Admiral A. Feithler Dies at Hampton Roads Naval Docks

Admiral A. Feithler, commandant of the Fifth Naval District, died at his quarters in Hampton Roads early today after a brief illness. He had been in his office for some weeks and recently inspected bases in the district.

Dotted Press Washington A. & Feehteler Naval Dietriet Nbr Hampton Reade Iroom Sime

Taft Named Chief Justice to Succeed White

President Harding selected William Howard Taft to be Chief Justice of the United States, succeeding the late Edward Douglas White. The nomination was expected to go to the Senate within a week or ten days.

United Bress Washington Harding Willam Howard Taft United States Edward Dalllas White Senate

Columbia Hardware Holds Sellers Kitchen Cabinet Sale

Beginning Saturday morning May 28 and running through June the Columbia Hardware and Furniture Co will stage a Sellers Kitchen cabinet sale with a free ten piece aluminum ware set with each cabinet. Cabinets available on the dollar per week plan though cash purchases also permitted with one dollar down for delivery and installation.

Columbia Hardware & Furniture CO

Stay of Breuren Ken Ends Tucky Berry Field Shortage

May IBeouts in Pembroke Kentucky report dry weather has ruined the strawberry crop. Expected ram is too late for value and pickers find it difficult to recover. Berry fields stay shortened and prospects for a remunerative yield look poor due to the late season and hail.

Pembroke Trix

Metons Flected eceed Moore In State Highway Post

Nashville May 46 D Q McComba of Jackson was elected state highway engineer to succeed Leon d W Moura of Columbia. The new appointee retains membership in the highway gointralin as work duties increase.

Eceed Moore Epectal the Herald Nashville Tenn D. Q McComba Jackson War Today Englieer Sun Leond W. & Moura Columbia Goltrentielin

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