The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
Tennessee



pared Sfsh s4&os.s&stl. or ain Increase
of tassil.ssl,st tor the seek sutiag
AareA ~
Huni,ag4ca ne roads, bridges and
lesssa In raTon coansy sustxiaea
heavy damages In the reesni heavy
rains TIE inss ca ,As bridges asd
/ lesess Is estimated 10 b al leAss
swsaty Thousand dollars
.. T@', ,~t.s4tss = w~-s p.-a ,,.. -. 4
Nashville, Tae supreme eoars AZ
fsrshs4 the cent irstss Of Albert Hangst
ct Nashville fer the murder Of Waite,
Hafnilsea Aha raaaesed tadgmeat thai
Haatar be eenfined In the svate peal
lsnsiafy tor the period o, bis saiara
life.
soinerviila The third cnnnty raes,
| ting In this county Of the eostna acre
age redacsioa forces was held a, ths
| courthouse hare Match &c. ,Eaeh aia
.fics In tho ecanty In being organised
Through district committeeman, sew
eral districts having called meetings
to discass plans fer reducing cotton
acreage this year
Ssshvisle--Jame6 A Tsie, the young
aviator killed at Pensacola. was a son
III Prof JAMES A Tate al shelhyyl.le.
,renn.. q wellknawn educator yauag
Tate would have received Aia commits.
zion az ensign on April ! He Was a
graduate II Vanderbilt, ana lacked ene
year Of eenipiesing tho law course nj
Cnlumsia university
Memphis flans FOR erecting nsAr
here = saee 0oa tuhere asosl. hospital
Tor the care and treatment ~ con
samptises are being discussed by
mesnhevs Of the Memphis and Shelby
County Tuberculosis Hospital Cam
nittea and I,y Robinsnn it0swarth, ~
~ alive SECRETARY OF the Minnesota
sani,ar'pm fer cos ppsiyes
Huntingdon Morgan Il Hester.
stare manufacturers. sustained heaty
losses from sha receut fiae5s a, their
staYe mills, one Of which Is Ave niles
porth Of Huntingdon at Bennhtse's
i.sse@. and the other Mt Yuma The
.amase 10 heaviest a. Sama. where
thousands Of bolts sna slaves we're
swept out over the bottoms
Camden Mrs I. n McEacn, who
cslded with her husband and children
,hre. miles sosih Of this place. ron
the yard and saturated har clothing
atire She weit 10 thr smokehoase In
the ycard and saturated her clothing
with coal oil and then set tire 10 It and
opened the door and ran towards the
residence. but she was burned 10
crisp before abe reached il
Chattanooga -.Test ~ herd OF cat
tie shipped TO this city from Eletn, III
revealed the presence III tat~rtafosfs
md part of the herd vas destroyed
Federal and local inspectors who IN
vextiwa'@d the shipment declare thai
the cattle we're either slipped by In
spectors at Elgtn or we're 'dosed" wsth
tahereuIin by the owner In order 10
have them pass inspection by Illinois
officials
Milan -- Tire ~ar department az Wash
l1gtoa advised Mrs Monte Hurt. grand
mother az l.oriner Anderson NJ his
frath somewhere in France of pnea
nouis Ia 1917 he volunteered In la,
sery II. iitth field artillery, s, Paris,
Tenn Jus; before the Battery left for
ARP he was discharged On account NJ
his health R~.arsias hnsae In tew
sooaihs "" went 10 Memphis and ,oi
inferred in the marines. and ~ss s~u,
Ia Paris Island .w training
rninn CITY A delegation Of farm
r.. and live stock men from every dia
tv!ct In Gbsea county nst hsre sna o-
taEtzed the ohion Cosntr Live Stock
,ssot alton. Tatr,y tive delegates we-s
resent and lhs following Officers we're
elected 4. w ssAcehas 0. rEssn CITY,
cresi1eat. @ e. Clors II rnfca CITY.
secretary treasurer, with vice pres,
Sent chosen from each district No e.
srat!se committee n five rra was
also elected IL transact the business II
FL he association
Nashville. The following paroles
prisoners received Their final dis
charges al ths hands NJ Gov Roe@gss
issAa Raus eavteieA In 0atea segHty
IN 1915 90 charge OF nsip8fer.
TORI Dag!s. ea1rlgtei la Sullivan c@a5
IL Ia 1914 On charge st vSeiaticr ~
The sge es co-ssnt las A. L. 1IoH.
cnn visfsd Ia Hamilton ecassy 10 1915
IN caa-re q! hsgamy. Henry Carter.
assisf@e IA Davidson cggnty ia 1910
e. charge 81 'e,nui@as assault. ara
zssnis HIbH~tt eolorea sCavteiss IL
"A ss-H co4nsy 10 1914 ca charge
x sraG4 larceny
NAsrr5ile The caar*st4a~ Il Ire
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