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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1909

Page

10

Bank Guaranty Law Tested and Local Necrology

State Bank Commissioner paid about 400 depositors of the Columbia Bank and Trust Company with guaranty funds and on hand cash, while local capitalists offered 250000 in securities and were advised against acceptance. The event spurred statewide interest as questions about guaranty law remained unsettled. A dead negro was found on the Williamsport Pike near town, later reported to be unconscious rather than dead, named Folk, with no clear arrangements for burial.

Oklahoma City Okla State Guaranty Fund State Bank Young Columbia Bank & Trust Company Columbia Company Williamsport Dewberry

Dew May Enter Register's Race

In Maury county Dew is thought to consider running for register though no decision is announced. Dew spoke in Columbia and refused to confirm candidacy. If he enters the race he would face Lipscomb, the incumbent, who may not seek reelection, a development that could reshape local politics.

N. BE Dew Maury County Columbia Lipscomb Bew

Educational Rally Planned for Normal School Visit

A large meeting in the Circuit Court room outlined an October 6 Educational Rally to showcase sites for the Middle Tennessee Normal School. The State Board of Education will visit October 5, with a Nashville musicale if invited, and a parade of about three thousand county children led by John P. McGaw. Columbia Military Academy and Institute will contribute nearly four hundred, with six hundred from city schools, plus private schools from surrounding counties. A three thousand-strong crowd is expected at a barbecue at the Fair Grounds, funded by a finance committee, with a Nashville band and the local Cadet band leading the parade. Traveling agents anticipate a low round-trip rate to encourage excursions from nearby counties.

Circuit Court Room State Board of Education Columbia Middle Tennessee Normal School W. B. Turner Nashville Capt. Smith Fairgrounds Fair Grounds John P. McGaw Nish Columbia Military Academy Columbia Institute McDowell School W. P. Morton J. A. Bostick Mt. Pleasant L. & Duke Graham LeRoy Reynolds Glendale Maury County Teachers’ Association Col. J. J. Edgerton W. B. Capera Peoples School Franklin Massey Pulaski Branham & Hughes Spring Hill Congressional South Side Park Fair Ground John W. Jackson Tom Shaw Wallace L. A

Woman Testifies Gordon Murdered Husband In Florida Affair

Mrs. Helen Faulling, widow of William Faulling Jr, testified that Charles A. Gordon confessed to killing her husband. She described intimate relations with Gordon, his demand she help bury the body, and threats to kill her if she spoke. She said Gordon pursued an alibi plan by letter from jail.

Hinesville Helen Faulling William Faulling, Jr Charles A. Gordon Gordon Mr. Gordon Loftman Fla Ee ‘Gordon Jal

Cabinet Photos Worth A Dollar A Dozen At Young's

Brown Thornton of Shady Grove returns from Nashville visit with relatives and friends. Young's offers cabinet photos at one dollar a dozen.

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Unitarian Church Leaders Denounce Liquor Trade

In Chicago on September 30 the Unitarian church conference heard Rev. Joseph H. Looker of Boston, president of the Unitarian Temperance Society, condemn the liquor industry as mankind’s greatest foe and urge a united drive to remove temptation from American youth, stressing manhood as the nation’s key resource.

Chicago Taft The Unitarian United States Unitarian Church Joseph H. Btooker Boston Unitarian Temperance Society America

The Herald Goes Abroad Across the World

A letter from Robert G. Hagan of Battery E Second Field Artillery in Manila reports The Herald’s wide reach. The note, dated August 6 1903 and postmarked September 30 1909, notes six to ten Heralds in transit to the Philippines and explains the long voyage from Columbia to Manila.

Herald Europe Canada Old Mexico Unia Robert G. Hagan Battery E Second Fleld Artillery Manila Columbia Philippines San Francisco

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