Maury County Officials Seek Democratic Primary Nominations
Authorized notices announce candidates for county judge, trustee, sheriff, county court clerk, register, and circuit court clerk in Maury County. Names include A Sanders McKnight Tomlinson W Adkison W McFall W Puryear Dan Oakley Sam J Taylor A N Nichols among others, all subject to Democratic Party primary action.
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Oslo
Democratic Party
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A. Sanders
Maury County
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McKnight
Subwe
Tomlinson
D&wtt
W. Adkison
Dawtt
W. Ss McFall
D&w
W. H. Puryear
D&Éw
Will Whitaker
Dan
Hardin W. Thomas
A&wit
Dan) Oakley
Register
Sam J. Taylor
Hovister
Wve
Nichols
Da&wit
Thrice-a-Week World offer with Colombia Herald combo
The Thrice-a-Week World promises impartial news from the New York World, with a discount offer to readers. A combined subscription with The Colombia Herald is presented, totaling one year for $1.65 and the two papers together for $2.00, well below separate rates.
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York World
Webi World
Mts
Colombia Herald
Taft Feeds North Yakima Crowd On 0.9 Sweetheart Tale
President Taft's Seattle visit follows a North Yakima stop where he teased an old sweetheart, Betty Hodges, and refused to name her. The journey will continue through Washington Oregon and California with limited handshakes and shorter banquets to ease his schedule.
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Taft
United States
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Oregon
California
Alaska
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New York State Building
Washington State Building
Rainier Club
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Wallinger
Washington Hotel
Mr. Taft
North Yakima
Wesley R. Jones
Betty Hodges
Betty Evans
Cincinnati
Jones
Yakima
Praise for Blue Seal Flour from Columbia mill endorser
Letter from Mrs G W Nichols of Columbia Tennessee praises Blue Seal Flour for baking success at local and state fairs including prized angel food cake. The endorsement highlights Dale and McKinney millers and notes modern upgrades, national demand, and Maury county wheat quality boosting the Columbia Mill Elevator Co. profile.
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Ashton’ Mills
Milla
George W. Nichols
Celiamebie Mill & Jevatur Company
Columbia
Nichols
Imerts
Tenn
Dale & McKinney
Sira
Maury County
Nashville
Angels
Angels Foods
G. W. Nichols
Messrs
Sears
Columbia Mill ‘E Elevator Co
Kings Daughters Dinner at King Store House
The Kings Daughters will serve dinner in the King store house on the east side of the Square Monday October 4. This assistive appeal asks for patronage to support urgent funds. A liberal dinner priced at 25 cents.
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Wise Guy Was the Lobster After All
A vivid crime tale recounts George Harris and an accomplice swindling Joe Armstrong and Hamp Fleming of cash near the Phoenix bank. Police Officer Lancaster and Deputy Armstrong pursued the suspects, capturing Harris after a chase that involved shots fired and a prisoner's escape attempt. Harris was found with money and denied the full amount, while the others fled.
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George
Phoenix Bank
Joe Armstrong
Hamp Fleming
Lancaster
J. L. Hutton
Sixth Street
Columbia
Sarah Hughes
Sumner Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
Harria
Joe Borum
Harris
Negroes State
Flem
Missing Jersey bull from Columbia area reported
From premises a dark two year old Jersey bull, unmarked and dehorned, has strayed. The animal is described as yellows with a shrill scream. Any information is gratefully received. W T Galloway, Route 6, Columbia.
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W. T. Galloway
Columbia
W C T U Meets at Jackson Tennessee
Nashville report on Mrs Silene M Holman state president en route to Jackson for the twenty eighth annual W C T U convention. She says Tennessee aims to enforce laws and expand influence during four day session. Growth noted from 250 members a decade ago to about 5000 across 250 unions.
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Tenn
Silene M. Holman
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Jackson
Holman
Tennessee
Money orders to feel the probe
Washington Sept 23 An inquiry into the money order system of the Postoffice Department to cut expenses will begin Oct 18 Postmasters from sixteen large offices nationwide have been directed by a committee appointed by Postmaster General Hitchcock to designate an employee from each office to assist The Herald in describing the probe Represented offices include New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Washington D C Longview Denver Seattle and Indianapolis.
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Seattle
Indianapolis
Government Gets Severe Rap From a Federal Judge
Judge Anderson refused a DoJ request to recontinue the preliminary hearing of Indianapolis News publishers Delavan Smith and Charles R. Williams. The court said the defendants could not be left in limbo while the government delays, noting the New York World trial and stressing readiness to proceed with the Indianapolis case. The decision upheld prior continuance limits and kept the defendants in custody as proceedings move forward.
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Anderson
United States District Court
Department of Justice
Delavan Smith
Charles R. Williams
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Federal Grand Jury
District of Columbia
Theodore Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
William Nelson Cromwell
Charles P. Taft
United States
The
New York World
New York City
Charles W. Miller
Mesars
Smith
Williams
District of
New York
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Miller
Jude Anderson
Messrs. Smith
Pond
Columbia Enough for Them Says Cunningham Stay
T Le Cunningham and Mrs Cunningham announced they will not leave Columbia as rumored and will remain there. Cunningham states Columbia is good enough for life and plans to stay. The item mentions Toan's Regulats as a remedy and urges consulting a druggist.
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Mrs. Cunnigham
Columbia
Mr. Cunningham
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