Two Cooper Brothers Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
In Nashville on March 20 Duncan B Cooper and Rob t J Cooper were convicted of murder in the second degree and each sentenced to twenty years in prison. The sensational trial drew nationwide attention.
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It Is Unreasonable to Start a Business Without Capital
A persuasive notice urges young men to open an account with the bank to safekeep surplus funds and grow them for future business ventures. It claims others have done this and you can too.
Noted Tennessee Murder Case End of Carmack Cooper Trial
Nashville reports recount the Cooper Sharpe murder trial tied to Tennessee politics and the Carmack editor death. The clash between Colonel Duncan B Cooper and Edward Ward Carmack centered on gubernatorial battles and editorial feud from 1900s Nashville.
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Clash Over Bank Deposit Guaranty Looms in Texas
March 20 Austin reports a large majority of legislators left for home making Monday quorum unlikely. Only the banks committee met and supporters of the bank deposit guaranty bill spoke, with no opposition heard. Senate finance committee favorably reported Senator Wards’ bill to appropriate 25000 dollars to recover illegally held state school lands.
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Senate adjourns after brief session. Oliver sworn in
The Senate met for eight minutes in Washington on March 26 and adjourned at 12:05 PM until Monday. The census bill arrived from the House and was referred to committee. George T. Oliver of Pennsylvania was sworn in as Senator.
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Tariff bill reading dominates a dreary House session
In Washington the House spent four and a half hours on the tariff bill reading before adjourning. Members drifted to cloak rooms and the lobby while Mr. Sims of Tennessee urged skipping the reading as a farce, but the motion failed.
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