Columbia Military Academy routs Vanderbilt Scrubs 48 to 0
Columbia Military Academy crushed Vanderbilt Scrubs on their field Friday afternoon by 48 to 0. Neal scored a 60 yard TD and led a dominant cadet performance with Lowell Fry Edwards and Lee starring as every man contributed. The action featured overpowering line play and little resistance from Vanderbilt as MA extended the lead through the second half.
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Biddle
Bagerton
Coal operators file complaint against Southern Railway
Tennessee coal operators filed complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging discrimination in coal distribution. They claim the Southern Railway forces them to sell fuel at the railroad’s own price.
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Washington, Gat
Tennessee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway Company
Fisk May Seek Injunction Against Illinois Central Meeting
In Chicago reports say Stuyvesant Fish’s attorneys will seek a temporary injunction to restrain the annual meeting of the Illinois Central stock owned or controlled by the Union Pacific. Mr. Fish promises to adjourn the matter.
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Stuyvesant Fish
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Fire devastates Hitchcock and Sons stock in Nashville
A major fire gutted the stock and stockroom of M. H. Hitchcock and Sons in Nashville with losses over 45 000 on goods and 8 000 on the building. Nearby house Mc Crea Reese & Company was flooded by water during firefighting, causing further losses. The blaze is described as one of the year's worst local fires.
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Nashville
Tenn
M. H. Hitchcock and Sons
Mc‘Crea, Reese & Company
Hitchcock and Sons
Police Officer Tom McLean Resigns for Private Practice
Officer Tom McLean tendered his resignation to Mayor Guest and will leave the police force to join McKennon Anderson and Foster. The move takes effect at the end of his current leave of absence, with the mayor noting satisfactory service.
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Guest
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McLean
Sudden Death of Congressman Campbell Slemp
Bristol Tenn Oct 13 Congressmen Campbell Slemp of the Ninth Virginia district dies suddenly at his home. His wife is critically ill with his condition not yet reported.
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Bristol, Tenn
Campbell Slemp
Virginia
Dollars Ready for the Dogs in the County
Circuit Court Clerk Nichols has received a large consignment of dog collars and will issue them to all who have or will register their dogs under the act of 1907. So far 650 dogs have been registered in this county, though the act began July 1. The Graham dog law is reported to be more observed here than in any other county, with more dogs registered than in Davidson county.
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Nichols
Davidson County
John Mitchell Declares He Will Not Seek Reelection
John Mitchell announces due to ill health he will not be a candidate for reelection as president of the United Mine Workers of America. He states a health issue prevents continued leadership as the union faces ongoing labor disputes and organizational challenges.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Qualifications of Voters in the Municipal Election
Columbia adopts a new charter changing voter eligibility and polling hours for the upcoming municipal election. Eligible residents must have six months city residency and be qualified to vote for state General Assembly members, while nonresident taxpayers with a recorded freehold of at least $100 and twelve months of taxable value may also vote. The aim is to curb fraudulent ownership and ensure real city interest.
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Columbia
General Assembly
Old foes unite in Tennessee governor race link
In Mt Pleasant Tennessee October 12 a broad coalition forms around Carmack for Governor with many local factions including the Taylorites hillites and phases aligned. Even Alex Orr and Nip Stewart join the support proposition amid a crowded political scene.
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Herald
MT. Pleasant
Tenn
Taylorites
Carmack
Governor
Alex Orr
Nip Stewart
Little Girl Injured as Pony Rushes Her Arm Breaks
Jewell Blam, daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Blam of My, suffered a broken left arm Saturday after a horse or pony rushed from the barn yard and threw her to the ground in an unusual accident.
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Jewell
Maury County to Receive 1081 From Public School Fund
Comptroller Frank Dibrell completed the regular semi annual apportionment of the Interest on the public school fund. Maury County will receive 1081 dollars. This is in addition to funds already to be paid to schools on January 1 by the Chestnut bus.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Dibrell
Maury County
Chattanooga Installs New Mayor and Council
Chattanooga Tennessee October 14 W R Crabtree sworn in as mayor before a large crowd along with the new Board of Councilmen.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W. R. Crabtree
Hightay
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