Col Luke Lea Taken By Death
Col Luke Lea longtime Tennessee publisher and political figure died after an old ailment collapsed last Wednesday in Nashville. A World War I veteran, Lea built a newspaper empire including the Nashville Tennessean and Memphis Commercial Appeal. He led a political faction allied with ex Governor Wilhelm and was longtime a prominent state power. The death follows a lifetime in public life and media leadership.
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Nail maker Thomas Jefferson hospital? No heading
Wallace Herring of Doxalsonville Buford Franklin Williams of Jakin Edward Maraman of Hacoda and Earl Hawkins of Dothan are listed as on routes three one two and one respectively. The text states Thomas Jefferson was a nail manufacturer employing 42 men on his plantation to make iron nails.
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