Russia’s Autocrat Forcing Jews From Kiev Homes
Report from Kiev on July 19 details escalating expulsions of Jews from Kiev and surrounding suburbs Solomenka and Demiefka. Between May and mid July thousands were expelled by two methods, with hundreds sent out under armed guard or escorted by gendarmes. Many return repeatedly, while authorities examine residence petitions and uncover fraudulent certificates.
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Kiev
Russia
Kiley
Solomenka
Demlefska
Yepale
Ukraine
Demiefka
Two Negroes Fined in Police Court Brawl
Walter Shack and Joe Braden, two African American men, were tried in police court Tuesday. Both were fined $10 each for a fight that left Shack with a badly carved head. Braden was bound over to the grand jury and the collection of fines held pending grand jury action. Braden said the trouble stemmed from a woman and alleged Shack had been too familiar with his wife.
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Walter Shack
Joe Braden
Shack
Braden
Roosevelt to Speak at Bristol in Campaign Appeal
Bristol Tenn July 18 Roosevelt consented to speak in Bristol on Oct 7 in behalf of Rep C B Slomp of Ninth Virginia, who is opposed by millionaire Democrat H C Bru art. The request came from Slomp for political support in the election.
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Bristol
Tenn
C. B. Slomp
Virginia
H. C. Bruart
Roosevelt
Blomp
Gentle Dorking Cuts Egg Prices and Produce Costs
Fresh eggs quoted at twelve cents a dozen set a trend as produce prices slide downward. Barker Provisions notes eggs lower than eight to nine years ago with volume up. hens and other items show reductions. Butter, chickens, and ducks also drop, though producers fear a longer downturn.
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Dorking
Friends of Mankind
William Barker
Barker Profuce Company
Barker
Annie Laury Dominates Maiden Race at Mid Summer Meet
Annie Laury a six year old Walter Direct mare owned by Hammond Webster Maury County and driven by Smith Thomas won the fourth heat against Sallie Biles and others setting a track record in the opening event of the mid-summer meet. Redfield Gentry, a three year old pacer owned by Frank Wheeler, broke a leg near the wire and was euthanized after the accident that marred the program. John Ward placed second in the three year old pace while Dimple won the second race for a $600 purse.
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Annie Laury
Walter
Hammond Webster
Maury County
Smith Thomas
Sallie Btlies
Whitehead
Carrie
Baron Wilkes, Jr
Reeves
Little Pees
Thomas
Pheson
Nance
Beak
Dimple
Direct Star
C. Thomas
John Ward
Ima Star
Clay Gentry
Heiter
Redfield Gentry
Frank Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant
McMahon
John |Ward
W. M. Tolley
Griving Bik Rose
Sallie Stiles
B. m
Ottway Boy
Little Dick
B. G
Utopia
Hart
Bona Prince
Tansey
Br. c
Meee Ward
Fitegerald
Vereeseb
John R. Gentry
Lee
Pace
Elk Rowe
Elk Tom
Tolley
Rover
Blackie K
Hal Parker
Little Virginia
Mr. McFerrin
van Buren
Frightened Mules Dash Through Garden Street
A team of mules owned by Gus Watson and driven by his son bolted on Garden Street Tuesday morning. The wagon veered from West Seventh to Garden Street causing the boy to be thrown beneath the wagon. He escaped injury by clinging to the lines until freed, as onlookers helped.
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Gus Watson
Garden Street
Airong
Aarrow
Duck River Rises Fifteen Feet After Sunday Rain
A Sunday night downpour drove Duck River to a rapid fifteen foot rise. Waters did not start receding until after midnight Monday, an unusually large flood for the season.
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Duck River
Colored teachers to receive contracts Saturday meeting
All the colored teachers of the public school are asked by County Superintendent Graham to be in the superintendent office on Saturday July 23 to receive their contracts and to obtain copies of the graded course for study.
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Puble School
Graham
Auto party returns from north trip to Detroit
Mr and Mrs J M Dedman Mrs B B Bond of Newport Ark and Dr Duke Biddle returned Tuesday from an automobile trip to Detroit Mich where Mr Dedman and Dr Biddle attended the Elks lodge meeting. Dedman said the party had a delightful trip and the Louisville to Detroit stretch was nearly perfect though the Nashville to Louisville segment was noted as poor.
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J. M. Dedman
B. B. Bond
Newport, Ark
Duke Biddle
Detroit
Mich
Dedman
Dr. Biddle
The
Elks Lodge
Louisville
Nashville
Clark Accepts Penitentiary Sentence After Dropping Appeal
Bud Clark convicted of murdering J. D. Johnson at Bally Hill accepts a twenty year term and will be taken to the State prison next Monday. He was granted time to remain in town until then.
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Bud Clark
J. D. Johnson
Bally Hill
Portsianion
Begin Meeting at Bigbyville Haskell Sprained Ankle
Prof Haskell, famed violinist and orchestra leader, suffers a sprained knee after a meeting at Bigbyville and must use crutches. Dr H M Jargia to begin pro. Tatetey notes July 28 he is not confined to his room.
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Haskell
Bigbyville
County election outlook lacks usual excitement and contests
The impending August election shows sparse competition with no strong races for county offices and few district contests. Candidate filings must reach the County Election Board by next Monday to be printed on the ballot. The ballot length reflects numerous state offices and sparse local nominations.
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Smiser
County Board of Education
Cotret
Staat Plessant
County Election Board
Timmons To Debate Col Enloe In Columbia
Dr E A Timmons author of the liquor plank challenges Col E H Enloe to an ensic encounter in Columbia with Timmons opening or taking the second speech as Col Hatch desires. He also targets Col B A Enloe noting Enloe has met him or a satellite of the Governor and should not expect time division with Paterson.
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E. A Timmons
Patterson
E. H. Hatcher
Columbia
Col. Hatch
B. A. Enloe
Enloe
Paterson
State Election Board Postpones Day Case Action
Special to The Herald reports the Tennessee State Board of Election Commissioners postponed action on the Day case until the board's next meeting because member T B Tigrett of Jackson was absent this morning.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
State Board of Election Commissioners
T B. Tigrett
Jackson
Bankruptcy Bill Stops Sale of the James Jewelry Co
Bankruptcy proceedings in Nashville federal court halted the sale of the James Brothers Jewelry Company's stock and fixtures. Creditors filed the petition, reducing potential proceeds. The Phoenix Savings Trust Co as trustee had advertised the sale. bidders from New York, New Jersey, Nashville, Louisville, and Franklin were drawn. It is unclear how the stock will be disposed of now and expenses will come from assets, delaying final winding up for months with creditors likely to receive little.
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Nashville
James Brothers Jewelry Company
Phoeniz Savings # Trust Co
Hutton
New York
New Jersey
Louieville
Franklin
Democratic Executive Committee Meets in Franklin
The Seventh Congressional district Democratic Executive Committee met in Franklin Tenn and adjourned about 2 30 pm after representation by county chairmen. No action beyond adjournment was taken though the session aimed to address the Maury county voter qualification issue and related tangle. Delegates Jonas T Amis James A Siniser Thoman H Peebles Sims Latta and Congressman Padgett from Maury county attended.
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Herald
Franklin, Tenn
Seventh Congressional District
Maury County
Jonas T. Amis
James A. Siniser
Thoman H. Peebles
Sims Latta
Com Gronsman Padgett
McDowell School Delays Opening Until September
McDowell school will not open until the first Monday in September. The delay caused confusion as other county primaries start earlier. The McDowell session begins at the usual time in September, reflecting its different placement within the county system.
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McDowell
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Johnson
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