Mysterious Noon Explosion Kills, Injures Dozens in Wall Street
A massive blast near Morgan & Co. at Broad and Wall streets at noon killed fifteen and wounded many. Fire officials suspect a truckload of explosives collided with a car, though causes remain undetermined. Windows shattered, downtown shaken as police restrict crowds.
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Swene[y] Losing Strength and Concert Cancelation
Reports from London state W Swene[y] MaSweney named 40 have lost strength and breathing appears weak. The Sun notes drooping eyes, while officials reiterate dental news. The Colma high school band concert scheduled for Sunday is canceled due to the director's absence. resumption planned later.
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Local hospital to open bids for annex and award contract
King's Daughters hospital board to meet at 4 PM to consider bids for a hospital annex adding five wards. The project includes a new kitchen and nurses' quarters, an up-to-date Xray unit, and an electric elevator.
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Poll Tax Refund Act Grants Exservice Men A Refund
Copies of the legislature act refund poll taxes to exservice men from the school fund. Proof of payment not required beyond an honorable discharge though warrants await payment proof in this county. Exservice men may obtain refunds by presenting discharges with payment proof.
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M'LeMore Auctions Odd Fellows Sale At College Chapel
Nearly 1 009 attend spring hill estates sale raising over 100 dollars as boys and girls plan to attend colleges. Public exercises follow big street parade with public invited to be present. More will come from Maury county for the coming session.
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Large Maury County land sale draws big crowd
Public auction of estate lands at Spring Hill drew about 1000 attendees. Total sale surpassed 84 000 with 81 acres selling for 886 000 and individual tracts ranging from 70 to 146 dollars an acre. Personal property brought around 7 500. sale conducted by Central Trust Franklin, Otey Thomas Columbia, and W W Dillon Nashville.
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Five Million Work For Dry World Today
Dr. Robert Hercod, arriving from Switzerland for the Fifteenth International Congress against Alcoholism, said five million workers now strive to make the world dry. He predicted alcoholic beverages will be abolished worldwide within fifty years and that one Scandinavian country will be the next to go dry.
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Thompson faction wins in Illinois senate race
Chicago dispatch reports William B. McKinley of the Lowden faction conceded defeat and telegraphed congratulations to Frank Smith, his rival for the United States senate nomination.
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Case 18 Dismissed in Criminal Court
The case against Harvey Hutxon charged with wounding the beast of another was dismissed for insufficient evidence. The incident alleged Hutxon put something into the eyes of his victim, leading to the charge of wounding.
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Arrest Orders Issued in Danugpi Case
County Court Clerk Lipscomb received a warning from W A Britte of Albany Alabama against issuing a marriage license to Theo Stulan and Sarah Ellen Britton. The irate father threatens to contact the chief of police at Albany if the license is granted. Danieh Cupid appears to be fleeing as police pursue him.
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Mrs James M Desu Returns From Nashville
Mrs James M Desu has come back from Nashville after surgery. She is much improved and expects to resume activities on the farm soon.
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Famous Thomas Mill to be sold at auction near Glendale
Hayes and Jackson announce an auction of the Oliveriodwin property near Glendale in the coming weeks. The sale includes the famous old Thomas mill on Fountain Creek with eleven acres, storehouse, residence, warehouses, water power, and outbuildings. Exact date to be announced soon.
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Nonpartisan challenge shakes Colorado Democrats in primary
Denver report notes a strong nonpartisan showing in the state primary. Judge Tully Scott led Democrat Callicutte by about 2,800 votes for the United States staate while other anti party candidates gain momentum.
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Maury County Good Roads Fight Returns To Court
Labor conditions in Italy are referenced as alarming while Maury county gears up for a court meeting on the second Monday in October to decide issuing bonds worth 400000 dollars to complete the Nashville Mount Pleasant and Pulaski pikes and to secure state and federal aid on other roads including Bear Creek and Williamsport. The outcome hinges on a previously divided quarterly court with opponents softening and supporters optimistic a bond vote will pass. Ultimatum today demands manufacturers accept principles.
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Williamsport
Kiwanis Committee Report Expected on Utility Investigation
At the Kiwanis meeting, a progress report on the investigation into increased water light and power rates is anticipated. The committee seeks cooperation with citizens and local business groups, aiming to compile data for presenting the case to the public utilities commission.
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Igghewn
Iithzens
Smart Shop Celebrates First Anniversary In Columbus
The Smart Shop marks one year since opening in Columbus and announces special inducements to patrons starting next Tuesday. The venture, aimed at deterring local theft and promoting its wares, reports phenomenal success and rising status among county establishments.
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Ie Wonton
Tenants Seize Industrial Plants in Global Labor Moves
Rome reported widespread labor control actions as Italian and broader European manufacturers grapple with unions. Seizures centered on cotton mills and jewelry works with drives spreading to Sicily where landlords were expelled. Strikers warned manufacturers to accept labor control principles.
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Disposition of Seized German Cables at Conference
Washington September 16 United Press reports the disposal of former German cables seized at war onset will headline the international communications conference under Versailles. U S members include Postmaster General BureJexon Admiral Benson and W S Rogers. Lines to be disposed of include the Yay cable Guam Shanghai Menado and the Atlantic cable New York to Eiden diverted to Penzance England and Brest France plus the German African Brazil cable northwest section redirected to Brest.
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Presbytery Meets Next Monday at Central Church
The Duck River Presbytery will convene at the Central Presbyterian church in Culleoka starting Monday night. The fall session will be in session Tuesday and Wednesday with about thirty or forty delegates and ministers attending. The congregation will care for all visitors.
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French Deputies Set Sep 25 Vote on Deschanel Presidency
Paris reports say the French chamber of deputies will convene September 25 to nominate Whiteconnor for President Deschanel while Premier Laval is seen as the likely winner if he accepts the post.
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