davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
NEW ORLEANS CLOSED light
tlssi ns Act Makes Profess onai Gam
t,ina Hegses ard Card Playing
unlawful,

Nsw Orleans For the sirsi time
since the village days ot New Orleans
rsmtlins houses wsrFNslosed August
10
The police called a, aHch az the ssrn
hing places ard served notice that
the HigE'ps act, passed AZ a recent
session II he louisiana legislature
shich prohibits professional GARD gam
hiinE. would teeome .tiectit. Canal
street Al midnlgh, suddenly became
aisr siih hA hitpes of the several Sun
ord places affected ROYAL notorious.
gambling street tar uore than 4 cen
iary sas DARK e'cepi for the lights
FROM q ar W. AL nisht restaurants
ard iberyiliv street along the a&uui
q the gambling r,abs. VA. conn ie,e
" AirA
Toe Higgins act uabNs IL Illegal NJ
Fam IL az any game with Canis where
~ Aes result 10 the heBetlt ~ any otr
ofhtr tran ihe players THIS ei,mln
atcs 'ns take oui The main source
az r"terue 'ur are gambling rlua.
The tlsts closed were sbosn a. rhst
tered glubs Tho notice d3d pot &c
10 legitimate c,uts whore ,he take
cat II Lot rwftrttfea.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
nAhEfALLsl 5000
TuAAURT
AIRsAip HAD sEEs DISABLED M
ENCOUNTER MirA SNOW
ANo sl.GEr.
LANDS NEAR HICKMAN, Ky.
Captain Harts~n ard Iiestsnant cisaae
ssy rsa AZ TAsaF R~srAAFsaoss Tn
psstsaes $500 LcM T~snp<Fassre
Caused shert Circuit

Hickman, NY. Dropping fivm the
asIay aekgAis Of ls.9@o iess. after their
airship had he~a disabled IN al ss-
counter with amos and slest, Capt, v
~ Bartlett aud laeat c. {. chaaaees
arrived h~r~ and tod 81 their renaara
able experience. II ~as = ~miraeaicas
escape frctn death. the Disabled plane
lanains Ia a Woodland The machine
xas . total wrsrk. bot Ihs msa SER
anhari.
The two Officers acre flying troua
c4ristrem Field. Arcadia Fla 10 Cal
easo ALr-wl.i,uae VI Is sao 'eci
the svtators encountered saos aud
slec,. The io~ temperature caused .
sa0rt circuit Ia the wiring on the en-
gfaF- THs Ttsr stsrsea ca Sc aa4a.
card trp aed fell $4,000 feet before
the pilot resNlaed cnatroi y~olplaaine
5ego fect. the mAchias landed ID Dead
Cypress Bottom, 10 milrs below H,ck
mac. W the Missouri shote
The men seniaiari Ia the swaps ar
entire u'ght ~ a iawnpopf Of raia The
HeSl morning lhey made Their Nay 90
the river. where they serurvd a boat
aad cafae 10 Hickman
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Grass rsunot bs rtuesi 90 80 fhiilTs.
r.ntss. titsransn ~ the gteat hamiAliy.
A. a c~onstGueocv u IL cut fresh every
day and brought info ihs towns and
cities fos Sals - y s,irHtiatts price .fer
earea. two bundles eeiet pg atasnt ~
pounds II !. tut wiGh . small hasnv
made Knife Wnli washed ~ ranDfng
water before isssng plaessi 81 ~ hai,-
die Amottcsn horses carS< live nn
81 but native horses per1 ard
fpt Galh.a grass aHt ~ muis are
the Kinds ~ grasses grown
fdr horse r,snktagv H. tlA islaaas
Far American hap.rs aaa mairs hay
4. imported into hrhna freIn ihs Ia.
cihr coast statps rnd hre's- a'.,nt sTs
y ten. oats sell fos an a' '.,r satee
price en- artSan' ~ 81 %petysivs rsln~
oEts careoi Dc grow t, she stands
rusi Affects a. Corn grow. mfti tiii.
rih0 farmers rsn hArvesi three crops
n year from a single pissp ~ ground.
To Afer u, u - necrsNast 80 losre II In
The hask otherwise s@eeHils destroy
H. II e. lied IN bupdlfs Aui huttf IN
bamboo tsitps sod hnsht~f ard sheiltsi
~ needed Earn mills arr lea ising
established N The f1s8egu i~~iairis,
~ hars The. hsiisfs pfsf ( eortupral
Ia rlce rs n st#pl" bad
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
ROAR Of GIG GUNS
HEARD N WARSAW
pcLEs ApAlr FuavsER WITTY
psAwAl IN egkvHR or
WARSAW FRonr.
PREDICTS COUNTER STROKE
Residents Of csptAi Msarn Flass st
Guns-kerss~est u Nsrss~ 400
Red cs&slrysrsm prsarsss To-
ward sss ssssssA.

wsrsss TAs sreat ss eesns grad
aail, aFoughs o Wafssw Before
dswa. aFttlis,y flashes acre sls,ase
Nxaias, 'ihe cleaas TO the north and
naFtheas, ans at tlaaes the bark u
eahaon coaAd be hard. People ca the
roots Of the hsghss. eaiidlnss watched
the sur flashes aa,L, the early heafs.
TadAy's eemnaniau. eoaeedss that
the ietss withdrew further IN the
center of tbs Warsaw ffost. asserting
IL vas Tor she purpose ut r~egsuaEan1
soldiers Who have fallen back asan
ihe avtens. line less than ~ ksi0m'
eters
bu, even more serious than tho
approach in that aireetipa, according
,sA 4aassEa sra. IA lbs Asl&LlAn north,
west If Warsaw. where rsste eeee
Red cavalry sscn are me king rapid
progress toward the Wis ala The
cavairy rtgai tiank whirh foisows
the winE ~ the prassian sreatisr.
has heta reinforced hs Red Infantry
snialegs Nho have reQaisitened ias
peassots noues and Sre tolioa ing
ciesely upon the heAs 81 The cavalry
division,
The ro'rs say that ,hFre IL NO
chance Of tbs Balshr,lA! crassing the
vlstuls either heaow ss ahs9se warsaw,
a. the Russans have ir .a iistaK Aa
blually tw 100 years In tsking War
saw from The west and that NJ pre-.
cautions n these sections hsse srcn
taken
II 10 estimated IL ~t'l require sFy-
egal days before the Rrds from TIA
nofthgest reach the ytyer, Mean
tine the ne~spap - continue conf
den, ira, \ c~tunterstoke all bring
he results desired 10 tree warsaw
frOm lmmnriatr dsneer The Reds,
however. ara making a little pnEt "a
Dali, Of va Qua points particularly
directly In iron; ~ tho cu} ana
through the cavalry thrust 90 the
northwest
Narsass defense eslerds from me
fortress ~ >oyo Geofisysk thrnurh
the fortress of zesrit through kadhy
nin tust bpy ona which the b~olsh"riA
brought up artillery, through 'ffiow
"a no fortress ot l%vAnForod 80 Ailfh
e,ers above Y arsas on the Nlsiais
IN their westward drive, the KOS
croaalps the Bug river In b fssl"n
~ prest ltetsk occupied Sied'cf ena
,.sched Ratprssun. ,as, east Of War
saw. Rulusavun ia within Kuneh"t a.
,an,s ~ thsl line ot q feasa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

n I fttooi rntaf,f - mo n,'tala 10
sir lfpden IAoioxirsl s~,sis,s has dis.
c1,ssrrsi what ~ sats IL u "gfrat hoax
uJpoa The Americans aha fhr t,aFr
,Lan 49, years hsve hv b. tti tilrf had
~ arsfs IN ffrfr rrsfr+4+-vft4 An
srnerieNn hsdgwr Fnsrn ,a Lon
h,,n % make All ~lastresfltr obinIari-
arm. wss rti' ~ q ce@s @lfs sssns
british badgers The Hrff'sh badgers
a4srs all day the American badger
al night. ~ihsc'or rucssfe lpssatigsted
and ,,efiie~i ,h~ Atnevtcrn alfnal ~ss
nriths, badger, skunk s'en', mo-
w.nsel. ". se'f ~ skaii and teeth
81 ere "a ry,tg" frr a ~hsdErt-it iArtr1
tho scent gland Hnd its r~serbhiabre
to the badger pas w suEseef ~ 10 cprs
sfgtgrad II NJ n trfniis AsTas4@t tribe"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
f0R CURE oF Ills
Hea1h Reibrts Hive rlsurished
N An MAJ
Eisst c&m&easse sessssGsss~ Nesss~ wfa~
- NJ Esssss~ cssss u tAs rsas.
rsssssss-xmpssysS Nv Re
s~Ase~ssyys atsss HsssN.

T1satfh swserts are far sFrsA. being
aew.fsnxsea tAAs s~sressSng Va the
following extract srasH . c~osaaaaaaea-
tiosl to The Nstisnsi ~sstAerArhit o.
rsssy ey ~ 1aaaos J. MsasN
In Resasn times shssv ~ss . sesssA
rssast al natse, wAlie In tive istss
u~~Ssieysl rerssd health ss~svs srsw
ue OF Ssaerna. net Ear fsens Nsrses>
ard at Meastp~sssn IN srnnce beth ~
them srrssas ssrataally Al shs nuclei
~ m~iioal schssrls,
THE hFsl essnpiese health rescss OK
Aissory Mas al E~gadaurus THIS wss
a tewn GA the eastern cs@ss ~ tie
rrlogAsnnssas, IN the district that vas
called Arrelis IN Roman tsnscs,
In this free city there sss~ w
cai, 81 Ae~caispias, tire 0r~v& r"i @
AsassA who bad hreu an es5+iase pay
sletsn ard Nhe seNuicd :" The 1n~As
~ his geA~rRiian 10 kass~ - mneh
slsea, The ruFp ~ Disease that hhry
iheasht tina, be mast sarv'r Continue
10 help them after his d~sih there
fnrv the, made a GOD ~ hlne
THE mae, ~sn,etcst'ee ,h'nx Ah"u'
,hls great health rrss,r' i that u mao"
use II all Tie nBtnfa1 RiFans ~ rrs~
that are sasnefimrs thaalt, IN nnisrn
ritaes 10 DC comparative r's~oi ~
Nrnttohs
The features " ei%aAerrHs ~erw
The Ahatpns ~ opeN air sleeping
apartments a iheatef rtat eaald ssHi
over InNsl rs~tpN = stadi0m steftng
s,aine 1850 ard hltfssir''nr t"f
amtssssaentx Ia which sniWAts shared,
seating same Gna hr.ttsrs there
we're Hsen;Eceniiy aprSthici bathing
BONUSES Nslks hepaath slts1r trees for
the palionts in the wprgsrf weather..
aud in t,ufsies,s ssas rffs 4n'nefnt
roiumrs And in The hsn utls ui surs
reuBAihgs 81 tsricu*it artantrsi hos-
~ hsuis ant laniscapr s%pt7hnlns IN
r,uftrg f%sfr',~ sAa stasii Waterfalls. Ia
iecletheHt weather"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
IS HEAD
DIXIE MERCHANTS
g O. WILSON. GREENWOOD. MISS.
NAMED As pHEMDEkT or
MERc-ANYa.
C0TT0N STATES MEET ENDS
Seventh Annual consantisn In srssier
A. Observation-Disclosures Exessds
Tires iTheusanet Officers
Are Elected.

Memphis With the election Of 3. q
Wilson. Greenwood. Miss 40 p~fssscsn,,
and with tbs singing VI "Auld Lax
Syns." tina seventh annual c0nyentioa
OF tha Cotton States Merchantg asso
citation closed here. Resolutions sa
pressing sorros and sympathy xi,b
President Wilson In bis lilnsSs, affirm
Ing belief y . democratic governinsat
and dsI0uciRg The trend VI Boishevts
ia tie / nlted States ~eFs adopted Ut
yera H.atfan Of crops. ghaltefaeie ~
position TO any modification Of prot,
bit.oa iaWs, better pay Tor teachers n
public schools aad a 0ts OF thanks 10
those eadsrs having la charge The ar
rankvmyats Ui the meeting we're Gov.
Ated Ia d,hsT r~rsrfgsforz aapsfre
The ioli0sisg officers we're elected
President. y @ Nlisoa. Greenwood
Miss yics presidents. VI A WaikH,
Coyins'on, Tenn Il c. Fos. DUCK
Hhl. Ets Luther Eilisoa Jonesporo.
Arb
board Of Governors r II. Thomas
rupaio. Niss } y ~satberlapd Cam
ARA " G. Taylor Maiden Ao y
n Herring. noitDu Miss ] " None
Zee. i%lonaer Ia " sichery, lIlhaurs
No Harry ltCaren Salem Ark "
G And'rson, G.ostcr Miss Aiex Cul
ick Shreveport La. Vim T. Hal
Nathiston Miss ] n Nisho.Tur ffar
rlsoa, ARK John e, Dell. HruoSsyill.
Miss II Winter RAwiirsOu. ARK q
A Black Bolivar Tenn Il II Jons.
Yellsills ARK VIII W-i.b. htets,iir
Ia y /. DAILY Russe,lyt' = Ala "
= KIM rough iits beoa Miss : "
lroSnste q. suniluver MaSs Leou,.
tJpsky Somarsille. Tena /. A. Ca'u.
unten church. Niss y e no,d som
a%gsille, Tenn T " Carpenter liam
ilt0n. Aa = J uplvomh. Gnnntaar
Miss & H. Rich. Nuscow Trna 4 II
Dean. tudnra Miss Allan u iIinthel
Cape Glrardeaa Mo ] " walker
AtUka. Team y Cphn Indtsnuia
Mss. = r Elliott. salisbury. Tena
rhos = Davenport. Srnpth No 1aas
l.ebavitG. l%irtojt, Miss J A RlYey
Michigan city. Miss + II H0Sa. u"
aalia Miss y \ Morrison. Earc
Arb u Stoyall Skies IA
Au@1fanr Al me convention went
over ths iroe mara according W. ~
emeut made ny President Ma
well M his remarks turning over the
saNal tu curtis ~ Johnson, Rush ctr
Mtnn Who presided at the final ses
sioa
Mas Susie Y. Powell director nt =,
eHs IN ~ the A2Firult0ral and VI
tAgict college ~ Nisstsslppi. upeaa !
'he mntHlrg program she spoke ~
ne trrut from the farm t. The city and
atssd Tr1nor" attention be- gwen tG
Nsfd making tpm htr more attractive
'ui '1 erea g mote OF a social ecateI
Ja the iatmL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
TOURISTS ric.Ers GOOD.
SeJthtrr Railway Makes an oNisis'
Announcement a. Sue b.

Washington Partially used roun,t
trip ~ iuaF 80 ,icekts SD prtar 10 Any
~ vii he honored 10 destination Va
returning 10 oristnai starting point w
. ss44 Nth iAIast ander shAaA 4aaa
without sny a5dtt oral charge srcur4
inl 10 announcement made BY the pc
~ ger 'rvfftc department ~ tNs Snu,t
or, railway "a CONNECTION with al IAN
sd fares ter Interstate pstsf 1gcr travel
sai saFchsrge feT use NJ sleeping q,
faTlor cor space, 10 hexomr eifeCtiv
A sas, IL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Tsae aTee ~ tssrvwn lanA va te no
found n. psgsasfs eifsss - estimated
~ Hut tssNs ffssN Tspt EAH srf@S fAN
tween 1870 ard ig;s approximately
4 G-nsss acres wer~ sRtrgrft nfYGey
,ytstyat{op A further Z rgse 80 srres
~ rirb ssf.l In yet 10 he Atstaisy-< by
drainage.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

.utA!t si~s t~r l9sts SO. actually
tass"d through The I'aDnrt7 rsnal frota
AtlAntk to I'srtfr on satpn3ter ~.
1918 nu Agsast J. 1914 the hrss
steamer g-,sss.~t from arg ra'sr IN tho
Atlantic 10 rrs water iH fhe Pacific.
frturning The f~Dtia@fug dpY since
.thsf dsts he csnsl has tt~sr ~afs'pe<' ~
c,statserv4 ~na' Ia belrg 'assNl ny an ~
s~ags u shout W sfasfsssrs y mouth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
RAIEnRGAs0L|AE
EXPECTED TO RISE
BELIEVED ikcaIAsg 70 20 cEsrs
a GALLON. Effective seq.
TEMBEa FiHsT.
CLAIM 10Y RIDERS" CAUSE
Officials CsnsIdsr Ha,lenina pssn fer
All s~tatss--osly Production 10
2.ccC,co0 Gallons Below Cen
sumption.

washington Gasoline win coat
more than 10 cents a gallon throagS-
but ,hs United States by september
ID. officials here believe, unless r.din.
era succeed IN persaading y0yrid.rs ~
eartaii consumption
Officials Are studying q tentative
proposal u big rsfinsrs 10 cut down
consumption through an informal sys.
TEN OF ~ratiohing 10 apply 10 all -
states. Tbs systsm would IL. applied
entirely % fufinafs aud be without
government authority though IL IL
thought II all hay the moral backing
OF government officials.
Under the system az nov outlined
'tts ssl4aaEs ~Di.a a.s-s q, HIATT Ia
certain amount their sales 20 each
stata. Deal rs inside The state then
would be compelled tq adopt some 10
formal plan OF ratl0aipg sas amoag
their customers.
Approximately te 900 900 owners o.
automobiles Inwcr boats and aero
planes wouli be- affected by the "a
tloning system.
The gas situation now ia more r.
riona that IL has bern for months
Consumption Ia Fepofted as h-ts eon
- GEO 900 and 100000 gallons da..y
Production, Aoscger. is running sp
pr%O1tuairly 900 0u1 gallons below
constipation The difference reprc-
SCENTS IfE amount by which The reserve
supplies are being drawn or Re
serves nos s'c report-d as lower than
At this time iaat year, desplts the fact
that ~ The beginning Of spring the.
stores were tho biggest In years
tias now l. sillns AT near 20 cent.
tn reme parts u the country Far
@of 'aHfpnis RECENTLY Vas total '
without n. except for 4 small supply
which Sas rstoned ,mong doctors and
'tusk. earryiHK food aud milk
Gasoline producers tad government
otttjals it ia practically impossible
10 further -p~rd up rettg,ns ffoduc
,jou rCv ~ holuK ronfi led At TOT
sp ed and nav Oh v.,pI,es arc barely
cumtut Ga llsr enough
Naps tetrs IN me- southwest, are
beginning ~ plat out and parts q
the re,aa fsld are max us i bad
show as Na nw 0,Iis are ~ ng d.
lowered sIthouEh thuuesnds ~ pros
.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
FOUND W


Chicago A /. rnNniap Of slses y
VAS. snnrhei here wbAn United ~fa3"'
Asuu,t mArshMis and agents OF The Ted
syal hstraH ~ ihssstisattsra stsr"e
rTTts~ az Tar 80 men ~ho srs
.leg a sither ~ hay" failed 70 7ee'"
10, thS Graft a. ~ sHs~er summons
=, the Nra. ssss st.
RI. ~ 81 the *la alleged ds4r
4uenis sud piacaers was received ffcri
trsptfrrtpa ~ n'stf n AftofaTf ti'at
II ~ Va a lo JHtsfn NE nance 81 49,
.ra} 0r 5tsp4fa ard business Ht@h
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
PAYS WITH MS LIFE


Wheeling VI Va Tony hsnnoek Set
e,a lscrs ~ he Tx)li t@a cyn psny .
n RS FAR Point. nhte and pad 'tr
III attempt sJ,a his lHs
rsr h~astiine sls tara In lsss ,as
tn, Aarrs he died ~ a raptar~d hear
q auri3yE 70 ihe corvfeg
afsss ck r~ecently established a ~
e. " th~ shiaes ID load as u Ears
a. aEr dag.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
PRODUCTION AZ low ges

sxroa q f.t,~iu,,icn NJ automobile
tires, cNirt iudastry * Eats cry IA
rpa hnd the te~ ~ shh nt thaytaya
3&eo0 workers have Ssen lad on. \
tordjrs 60 sahbct cns 2any esrLsiAg,
Taey sss tAe upward trsaa IA nes ~
pc ed before Nov aad 0n,it taer
- tiwse Shifts will e~ th~ yale,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Tnte4a. @ IAanAre estimated a' W
ats pah Sas tnre here by 4 severe ain
storm shca fnased asay Eff*'
stretches @, tity fsayinE flGspd"s fF'
afs A. pzralyy ~ ifaftic. Il vas a7r
~ sbs f1@4f Severe stgaggsss tbAt ever
4truk tae cry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

THE gsris VI jof48n No 'tave sts-
r~svYres that 'iss ~ft'~ f4afh n sugar
esrk. cis-s re-a sryA ar~~s, ass pretty
wass,s srsi srfssscss M sntG ~ rafrk
strsip~rs and sAss@ r~Tifsss~rs fspe
s~tsaevysfah@r hAs y hn~sEnt-ssSg eatst
s-Asg1S@r~s tn va<a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
cosN caop ENORMOUS,
Heavy irnr--ver~~t o"r'"a 1uiy o'p
etaily Reported.

eiaily Reported,
Wavhingtoa A 'htes bi'ltnn Dn*s
corr r Tor the third tiue nh" D ~
,,r, ~ IN. cuan,rv ~as forrcss, hy re
Department ~ svr'ciHs'~ "a pa" sasis
81 rou%ittenr eststiaG Apf iuas'ea'
A. Aus ~, IL the crtitg@l month 10y IA"
cvan N the great corn bell q ne
wfJa,. west & N neer'aln whs ~.
the pnent.c ot(a crop ain'o.f '1a@l Y
lie ele fcusE aca n l1ie 7nd III "
sp tuitp'fS Improvement vas rep1'
I'll alrgg y 10 the itporsn' S'at"l
xtth he - ppjioa d, Illinois an 80
re1<n rrNr forecast - eeoaa #""i
I. lsr.sr thaa thu, predict"d Js,y !
Gas ID ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
NE Sico TO BUILD,
SAYS Government is TNfou0h WIZ
Revolution

Naa NnrA Mvslgo Is dons With reA
citations and has embaf srd uTsh a pre-
sr.,m III economic paiitical and sar,''
development Witch v SURPRISE tn
world slthta tr~ wears Grn SALIVA
dor A,sarado publisher " III Nefa't'
If Nestcp cay aud s%e,trtast et la'
uoasaf> ia tire prov ,Stons' so~Vrransrn'
,aa members u tAe "ar Avert 81 y,
= ~ tAa Associated Aa'ftilsipk
,taHs 81 the World J..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

New Work Arthur Evr-4seni tcrrs
Or N. IA ser o. the Canadian Hease g
Parliament, whose name VAS draw
tn,o Ne~ fosAs i've mill'cc dela,
ecat plot vas secretly saperte3 IA
Canada. Il sas leaisst al Ellis ls,xns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

v'xsa nKioz 1871 ~ns Canal seiA "a
be- md . ed Oct l. tie Department Of
Gcmra~rvo aA. Tern advises officially
The ses race sl4 t~ as francs p%x
tor Ter aohd~S ,ess..s aud SIS fr~nc.
p~y .ua sny craft IN eAssASI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
GNU WAH ~ CANA.

Troeps Advance "a Misa. Gao
tIstng fap'hscn
Am0 tAifa llgsttlltirs have hrol.
sa e9' between tte provinces ~ Fun
~ sad M antung supporting tbs mt
ttsr,slir Nrfa Er, , and ihe urS pek
ns fofernWcn'. r,spe ttye'y Spyer.
'EhtigI has ncelftta in F,Stetr
ksantans ard spelea troops are ~
ported ~ have al, anyed Is titles zap
,urnE Taipuhsleu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
nnru,. anm,ir. Ate surl.a

W~sAHUgtOp The ausl, VI MAJ Cen
WNftNm T. G1rsas copaueror " 'a'
yellow fewer I'M Cuna ana Panama sna
tnfurr .arkeyr %senersl os me army
~ss osrt'd ii Arlington National VEN
,el> - % Impress ,e military aaaots
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Tokyo Charges mdde ny & l.
SHOW 4 He,, al resident ~ t-iunk
Msn, har!a alleging m~rstrsstmeat ~
japanese sathotties IN kNr~a Asv,
esea denied ~ tae tcr~ssn office
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

far's TIE rs ehis q EsspmAas
delegates ~hn viii represent the or
saasta,isn al ne det cation 81 me
knights II Columbus lAtavefte statas
AT Nsft ANGUS Il have arrived here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
lAusc4 eic STEEL BARGE.
vrssst for N satssirp warrior rrsas
TaLrs Watrr.

Nv lonis The birmingham f4rs, ~
= tc OF four self propeiNng Ieel
targrs seing bail, tor the water rams
rrrta,toA setvit. 81 The Ssf deparf
urnt was launched The h.rge is ESQ
FEET long 80 feet y a. a.td afass svyen
feei when loaded II sli hold 0al
tees y! etssl sad 1.sa tors ~ ,ss-sasv
ffr'eaf I cost appro1 mate'y ,s5e J0n
aai viii be delivered cotly eis 1ex
noRth
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Paterson. Y J RiraaFd j FuTer
shu .4fr5yed she vu+la war ssth ~
u es-d y rt~gAaey OF thr @fssn
ma ai1a gaa h4f,aitDa vss Killed by
}4ghtpisn here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

fht1aIc Urs woman Sss ssrred r.
teSth her hHssAE6 and a i1ss'ssard q
IT,. fare department w~sp ~.s-Scasslr
sayaed and ntne either p*rsers nxrvru
Il escac~a vh~s Z sSrses ss vccosr
tssratass CO North II Sale street werv
asslypy.G ty RE-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

lcrdQa, The American stta rrs@-
lie Cherry hound trS-1 Cso;A%akwYv
Rrstca anG New Fnra VIA ts1r6ot
IL ashore A. Er3.h, CO .hs Thames, fiss
n We saathesst NJ WgaoSw lch
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Graham Sa~Stx persoas we're hftNd
'ouf waers arw M ns.ns and .hr~+ sers
injured 10 . premature e~srtcsson II .
limestone erssh~c n raaneias MI
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

-A4-yhise The astAtasafrs sisa'
steamer IeatEope CITY named 10
ksasss u ,Ae sgssss NJ the stste sas
aurxhed hg-e TIE Montgomery ftty
- l4,esa lssRs Nv den
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

rctfssilr. Ia tf-er having N~en "a
= haasrr slrike iv a. days. Caayle.
y isoa a negro. ttod ts he county
al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Scout kpres Six ksnd- rid a~atas
hsvr resulted irorn the epidemic u
thei~,a in Korea. and a.tsS cases ave
Aee7 rcenrt~a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

osefaAS Cssss ~ = LsV7eea.
Id c~tvv ~ rS&ks :hsTri p-s.sT&ef -
rh< uss ~ their sr--se4si '~rs ,ss isr.
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<0ee5rs lssseaA
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-05
POOL CONFESSES
KILLED BROTHER
NEGRO coNFEssEs TO KILLING
BROTHER AND T n r o w NJ g
BODY INTO THE BAY.

Hosea Pool, negro, confessed yes
terday afternoon to Sheriff Whitaker
and others that he killed his brother
Albert early Tuesday night without
assistance or aid from any other party
and accepted full blame for the killing.
Hosea made his confession after the
coroners' jury had finished investi-
eating the murder. Thomas was
ordered released by the jury.
In making his confession yesterday.
Hosea stated that he had told the
janitor of the Jail that he was going
out for about five minutes. He and
his brother then went to Muscogee
wharf and the squabble of Hosea's s
arrest and conviction for larceny came
up between the brothers.
An axe which had been carried to
that place by the brothers, was on
the ground and Hosea stated that he
picked it up and knocked his brother
in the head with it. After Albert fell.
he said that he hit him twice more
on the head and turned back toward
the jail, leaving his brothers body
lying on the wharf. After going a short
distance he went back to where his
brother lay. and showed the handle
of the axe down the leg of Albert's
overalls and rolled the body into the
bay. He then came back 10 the Jail
The trouble between the brothers
came up over the arrest of Hosea.
Albert was the principal witness
against him at the time of the trial
and Hosea is said to have told his
brother and others that he would kill
him IL they ever faced following his
release from jail.
Hosea Pool was serving short
sentence resulting from conviction OF
larceny. He had been employed around
the Jail as trusty and building fires
and heating the building. For this
reason he was able TO be absent from
the Jail for a short while without be-
ing missed.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-05
SAN KEY PASSINGS.

Sand Key. March 4.-Passed east,
3rd-Batonrouge; west, 3rd-British