The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-08
FROM ALL PARTS
OF TENNESSEE
Reports of Interesting
Events Boiled Down
for Hasty PeruSal.

hSANAAN Va NaN ANVA NAboos
Knoxville-Horace L. Browder, aged
so, postmaster of Sweetwater for the
last five years. died suddenly of heart
disease.
Johnson City.-In a fire that de-
stroyed their home at Erwin, three
small children of billiard Love were
burned to death.
Paris.--J F. Baldridge, aged CO.
years, was found dead in bed. He was
a well-known tobacco man and a.
prominent citizen.
Manchester. d. Kelly, the new
county AGRICULTURAL agent in Coffee
county is busy organizing boys corn
clubs in the county.
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Lawrenceburg. - The republicans
met here with all districts well repre-
scented and organized by electing joe
Sims chairman and Joe B. Schade sec-
rotary.
Gallatin.-G. d. Read died at his
home here. He was rs years old. He
was brother Of Opie Read. Of Chi
cago, the we'll known author and .ec-
turer.
Chattanooga Bradford was
stabbed to death by Clint Arthur, his.
brother-inlaw. at their home, near
Benton, Polk county. as result Of q
family quarrel
Enthusiastically one candidate
having qualified In the democratic
primary for trustee of Coffee county,
the primary committee has declared
Heard Lowry the nominee Of the party.
Hashville.-Number /, volume WIZ
of Resources of Tennessee, the official
publication OF the Tennessee geologi-
cal survey, is just off the press, and
is one of the most valuable issues of
this periodical.
Chattanooga grievance CONF
mittee Of the local bar association APP
peared before Judge Bachman of the
circuit court and presented charges
Of unethical conduct against Attor-
neys Long and DAILY.
Memphis. thousand dollars fine
and two years imprisonment in the
federal penitentiary at Atlanta was
the sentence passed on e. A. Laughter,
king of the bootleggers," in the
United States district court.
Tullahoma-A brilliant reception
was given by tn women OF the Tulla-
homa civic league in honor OF Mrs. j.
v. O'Conner OF Moline, ILL.,, who ia.
here to assume the management of the
Tennessee vocational school for girls.
Nashville.-John 0estrioh. a Ger
man, was arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal Southal and lodged in.
the Davidson county jail on presf
dental warrant for failing to register
as an enemy alien at the proper tim
and place
Jackson.-Because he could not conn
ply with the hotel law of the state
regarding the necessity for one win
dow in each sleeping room, A. G.
Langford, who conducted a rooming
house on Market street, in this city,
was compelled to quit business.
McKenzie.-In the city election here
Editor ID. A. Burkhalter, OF the McKen-
zie Banner, was named as mayor over
Fern Scates. by heavy vote. ID. G.
Mcclure, r. J. Psrnell and Tom
Thomas were elected aldermen. The
new officials tSke their seats on March
10. This Is the fourth time that May
or-elect Burkhalter has been honored
by his home town as mayor.
Memphis.-At conference in Mem
phis OF the state directors of the ma
tional war savings committee for the
states Of Tennessee. Arkansas and
Mississippi, it was decided to desig-
nate Saturday. March 20, as the ''Tri-
State War Savings Rally Day" on
which demonstrations viii attract the
attention of the people N every pepu-
lation center Of the three states.
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Nashville.-The Tennessee board OF
control has submitted to Governor Rye
a consolidated report for the year
1917, covering the farming operations
Of the Tennessee state penitentiary,
Brushy Mountain penitentiary. East
ern, Central and Western hospitals
for the insane, state training and az
ricultural school for boys. Tennessee
industrial school and Tennessee school
for deaf and dumb.
Jaekson.-Thomas c. Walden. a pro-
fessional baseball player who has
served up benders for Cleveland and
Toledo during the past two years, and
who would have been a member Of
Miller Higgins Yankees this year had
he not entered army service. has been
assigned to recruiting duty here.
Jackson-Dr. p. H Farrington. pas
tor OF the First Baptist church al Mon
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