Key West Hit by Hurricane Leaves City in Ruin
Key West Florida reels after a hurricane that struck Monday morning leaving mass wreckage and millions in damage. Martial law was proclaimed by the mayor and the Key West Guards patrol the city as government troops are asked to help. Fires, looting fears, and widespread injury reports follow the storm. many factories and facilities are partly destroyed and streets are debris strewn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Florida
United States
Havanna-American
Marinez
Nichols
Ruy Lopez
Manuel Lopez
Blestas Torris
Cortez
Wolf
Cigar Manufacturies
First National Er
Duval Street
Sp. Amn
Carriers To Get A Pay Increase
From Washington comes word that carriers at Chit post office will receive a raise. Details show wage bumps from 800 to 900 dollars for some and from 300 to a higher amount for Albert Morrell, with the exact figures and effective dates unclear in the fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chit
Deowiver Substantia Imerenpe
Wily Ymyrol
Adrian TE
Obel
Albert T. Morrell
Puma de Sreaain
Frost Nips Gardens as Mercury Drops Near Freezing Point
In a chilly spell Jack Frost touched outdoors with frost and fear for plants. Potatoes suffer little damage though vines blacken. green tomatoes may curb chow chow production. uplands fare better than lowlands. Thermometer not official but early risers report 36 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erro
Crystal Jack
White Names His Advisers for State Democrats
Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn Oct 12 The State Conference Committee of State wide Democrats authorized chairman N H White to appoint a six member advisory committee He announced the appointees from East Tennessee R E B Mountcastle and G F Milton of Knox County from Middle Tennessee J J Bean Moore County W W Ogilvie Marshall County and from West Tennessee Judge E L Bullock Madison County G T Fitzhugh Shelby County These men are noted for their experience and party organization success
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
N. H. White
East Tennessee
R. EB. L. Mountcastle
G. F. Milton
Knox County
Middle Tennessee
J. J. Bean
Moore County
W. W. Ogilvie
Marshall County
West Tennessee
E. L. Bullock
Madison County
G. 7. Fitzhugh
Shelby County
Will Bearden Have Opponent
The arrival of Chancellor Bearden raises interest in the upcoming chancellor race. No official candidates have been announced though it is understood he will seek another term and rumors place Attorney Lytle of Mar Itreoatore as a possible entrant. Bearden is praised for his service and impartial rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearden
Lytle
Mar Itreoatore
Patterson to Seek Third Term as Tennessee Governor
Nashville dispatch reports strong belief Gov. Patterson will accept a third gubernatorial nomination, with Benton McMillin as Senate candidate and a renewed push against reform measures. Democratic committees in multiple counties urged Patterson to run again, while opposition concedes Patterson would be the strongest candidate for his faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessean
Gov. Patterson
Senate
Benton McMillin
Shelby
Hamilton
The
United States
James B. Frazier
McMillin
Carnegie Trust Company
New York
Trust Company
United States Senate
Frasier
Major Williamson Honored by Confederate Veterans
In Clarksville Tennessee on October 18 the annual state reunion drew hundreds of veterans. Officers were elected including President G. T. Williamson and First Vice President J P Hanner. Attendance rose, pension and home rolls were reported, and the next meeting was slated for Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Clarksville
Tenn
Association of Confederate
J. T. Williamson
Columbia
Frank Moses
Olliere
G. T. Williamson
J. P. Hanner
Franklin
F. G. Cook Buys Sparrow Place In High Park
The Atwell Thompson property known as Sparrow Place in High Park was sold by B. B. Regen and O. Thomas to Frank G. Cook. Cook plans improvements, expects possession late November, and will move in after the Fraziers depart. The neighborhood rapidly grows with neat homes and new concrete walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwell Thompson
High Park
Sparrow Place
B. B. Regen
8. O. Thomas
Frank G. Cook
John Frazier
Cadets Face Massey Next in Tough Local Showdown
Cadet footballers square off with Massey on Academy Field this Saturday for the third game of the year and second at home. After a 11 to 6 loss to Jones High two weeks ago and a 80 to 0 defeat by Massey last week, optimism is low but a lively, hard hitting game is anticipated for the sport loving public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey
Academy Field
C. M. A. Rooters
Jones High
C. M.A
Lynnville
Cudahy Packing Company Fined In Oleomargarine Case
In Leavenworth Kansas on October 12 the Cudahy Packing Company reached a compromise in federal court over oleomargarine stamp violations. The firm agreed to pay 97,777.50 dollars including 5,000 dollar fine back taxes of 82,777.50 and 10,000 dollars in special agency taxes. The indictment covered 696 counts claiming improper coloring and tax avoidance on the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kas
Cudahy Packing Company
Internal Revenue
Cudahy Company
Oleomargarvnn
Committee Named to Let Contract for the Orphanage
The Tennessee Orphans Home board named a fourteen room brick building committee including John W. Fry, John W. Jackson, and Rev. W. T. Boaz. They will demolish Davis Hall and erect a fourteen room structure with basement on Galloway and Eighth streets to care for about forty children. An architect will be hired after plans are drawn and bids let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tennessee Orphan's Home
John W. Fry
Fry
John W. Jackson
W. T. Boaz
Davis Hall
Athenaeum
Galloway
Eighth Streets
Galloway Street
Corn Crop Light in Maury County This Year
The corn crop in Maury County will be lighter than last year as drought during the summer months reduced yields. Prices in town are high and corn exports unlikely. small lots have sold at 8.00 and 3.25 per barrel. Hog prices are strong, and farmers may feed surplus corn to swine while West shipments may fill local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Stabling Texas Pony in Parlor Sparks Lively Police Visit
Knoxville police responded to a neighbor complaint about Mrs Mille Cros housing a Texas pony in her parlor. Authorities noted the animal appeared stuck indoors and workers planned to remove it, while the woman aimed to tidy the premises and convert the space into a livery for her horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Mille Cros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ey West
Cuy
Cuba
Columbia Post
Uncle Sam
Jack Frost
White
Bullock
B. Lytle
Murfreesboro
Wil
Patterson
Judge Anderson
U. S. Senate
Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
United States Court of
Delevan Smith
Charles R. Wilams
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
Panama Canal
Acse
Alva
Panama
Canal
Nicaragua
Major Williamson
F. G. Cook
Pulaski Eleven
Cudahy CO
Board OF Directors
Went of Athenaeum
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!