The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-12-02
TENNESSEE
EVENTS
#Gatheredfrom ALI Cor
ners Of the State and
Told in Briefest Form


the character of textbooks employed.
In those institutions will be authorized
by the Baptist state conventions here y
action is taken upon a reso-
luton by the Baptist pastors confer
ence..
Trenton.-The growing OF Express
cotton has reached such great ex-
tent that gin for the purpose OF GIN
ming that cariety of cotton is in great
demand. Quite number OF farmers
of the county have agreed to patronize
such an industry and have placed or.
ders with the farm bureau for several
hundred bushels of Express cotton
seed.
Trezevant.- of Trezevant
and vicinity are making efforts to IN
duce the Cumberland telephone com-
pany to re-install their exchange at
this place. The big fire that destroy.
ed the business section of Trezevant
last summer burned the Cumberland
exchange.
Trenton. of Hon. M. III.
Taylor Of this city are urging him TO
become candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor Of Tennessee,
and at meeting of representative
Trenton citizens held it was decided
to ask Mr.. Taylor to make formal an
nouucamont
Nashville. -Davidson county officers
made one of the biggest liquor raids
of the season when they captured
large 1O0-gallon capacity still with
1000 gallons of beer in the fermenting
barrels. The outfit was hidden In a
milk house on farm about eight
miles from Nashville.
CHATTANOOGA Twenty United States
marines sent here to guard the mails
have been placed on trains and 20
more are expected within q few days,
to be distributed to several towns In
this postal division.
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Chattanooga.-The peonage cases
against John Dunaway, an Oglethorpe
county, Ca, plantation owner and Tom
Erwin, deputy sheriff. were called in
federal court here, but again con-
tinued.
Nashville.-State and church aid
schools from all over the state will
have representatives present Friday
at the conference called here by ]. B.
Brown, state superintendent of public
instruction.
Nashville.-State censorship of NOV
ing pictures was advocated by the
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union Of
Tennessee, which organization passed
a resolution to that effect.
Oakville.-The patients of Oakviile
memorial sanitarium, Oakville, were
pleasantly surprised the other evening
| by an entertainment given them by
the Plectrum orchestra.
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Trenton.-The annual convention o.
the Gibson county farm bureau will
be held in Trenton on Saturday, Dec
3. An all-day meeting will be held and
all members of the organization art
urged to be present.
Trezevant.-The Carroll county Sun
day school association will hold its an
nual convention with the CHAMBERLAIN
Presbyterian church at Shiloh on Sun
day. Nov. 81.
Jackson.-R. S. FAINT, conductor o
the G. M. & N. railroad, has returned
from Bear Lake, in Louisiana, 20 mile
! from Vickshurg, Miss. where he wa
successful in killing deer and nun
Der of wild ducks and geese on shor
hunt.
Chattanooga The Suwanee Specis
Of the Cincinnati Southern from Oh
cago to Jacksonville, was wrecked
Spring City, 65 miles north of Cha
tanooga. Four or five persons are RI
ported injured, none seriously
Trenton Box car fire resulted !
serious damage to 81 bales Of cottol
Paris.-Walter W. Powell was kilIe
and w. K. Washburn seriously injure
when their auto ran off bridge.
Nashville.-Brea is being sold tN
and three cents per loaf cheaper
the Nashville consumers. The cut
due to reduced prices of flour al
other ingredients used in the bread.
Tiptonville.-W H. Estes has bee
J sontonced TO fiyeAto Is years in Il