Primary Vote Heavier Here Than in Post
Unofficial returns from Kingsport three precincts show 8B votes cast in the Democratic primary for Sullivan county candidates yesterday, 273 more than two years ago. Incumbent county court clerk John Ed O'dell led with 429 votes to Copenhaver 256, while Sheriff candidate John I Ford led his rivals with 584 votes. Smithson 86 and Feathers 67. East ward accounted for 467 of the total 3,088 Kingsport votes, South ward 98, West ward 123. all three wards favored O'dell and Ford by large margins. O'dell led in East and West, Ford carried all three wards. County court clerk race drew keen interest as O'dell remained the favorite throughout the day.
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Kingsport
Sullivan County
O'dell
John Ed O'dell
Hugh W. Copenhaver
John I. Ford
Jess Smithson
Sam B. Weathers
Ford
Smithson
Feathers
Copenhaver
O’dell
Joe B. Anderson
Circuit Court
Henry Keys
M. M. Mullenix
Raymond M. ‘Massengill
Investigators At Bus Accident Run Down and Killed
Richmond police search for Roy Bruno of Miami Beach after a crash on the Richmond Washington highway killed two investigators. J A Warner of Nevins Bus Line and Larry A Barentzen of Floridian Motor Service Bus died. Alphonso Hoffer of Boonsboro was injured. Bruno allegedly drove away saying an injured woman was with him.
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Richmond
API
Roy Bruno
Miami Beach
Fla
R. J. Chayne
Miami
Richmond-Washington
Chayne
Brune
Bruno
J. A. Warner
Nevins Bus Line
Larry A. Barentzen
Floridian Motor Sevice
Warner
Barentzen
Baltimore
Alphonso Hoffer
Boonsboro
Nevins
Unclear OCR: incomplete primary returns data
Fragmentary OCR data from a Democratic primary tally shows garbled numerals and brackets with no readable names, places, or dates. Unable to extract meaningful entities or outcomes. no verifiable figures present.
London naval talks extended as Briand travels back to Paris
The London conference drags into a twelfth week after a weekend reprieve. Briand departs for Paris to confer with Tardien as MacDonald rushes to American HQ for updates with Stimson and Morrow. The aim remains a fire power agreement satisfying French security while not heightening Britain’s continental risk. Stimson and colleagues praise the week’s effort toward a three power disarmament pact among the United States Great Britain and Japan. A separate Ark. report notes a woman identifying an insurance plot victim as W. R. Pearman.
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Associated Press
London
Aristide Briand
Paris
Tardien
MacDonald
Great Britain
M. Briand
Stim
Ng Briand
Briana
Europe
Briand
Gailing
Stimson
United States
Japan
Weather Outlook Across States Tennessee and Virginia
The forecast notes partly cloudy conditions with possible showers in extreme east Tennessee. Sunday and Monday show fair weather with little temperature change. In Virginia expect showers on Sunday, then fair on Monday with minimal temperature variation. Readings recorded daily at 6 30 p m by C L Bunn U S W 0.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Tariff Passage Hints Amid Conferees Efforts
Republican conferees report progress on the chemical oil and paints schedule while debates over cement duty and earthenware glassware terms continue. Democrats fault slow progress on secondary details as the Senate and House clash on duties and free entry provisions.
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Jboth
Senate
Mystery surrounds death Pullman porter in Georgia
Locust Grove, Ga April AP report details the discovery of J. H. Wilkins a Pullman porter for the Southern Railway City Special found dead in a grove near the track his neck tied to a sapling his skull fractured and a possible struggle evidenced by blood drops at the right of way. A coroner jury was impaneled as investigators seek whether he was struck from the train or killed after removal from it with $58.60 found on him.
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Locust Grove
J. H.wilkins
Southern Railway
Toy
Kansas City
Macon
Atlanta
Juliette
Sandy
Koroner
Pullman
Agerie
Grove
Kansas
Holding Companies and railroad unification questioned
Washington April 5 witnesses described the drive to unify railroads through holding companies and stock acquisitions by powerful magnates. Eastman named Van Sweringen and others as dominant factors, warning the move risks loss of commission jurisdiction and possible violations of the Clayton Act. The Interstate Commerce Committee asked if Pennroad and similar gilding firms acted contrary to public interest as they integrated lines through holding structures.
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Washington
Oseph
B. Mbn
Int
Commerce Commission
Ilness
Railroad Holding
Investment Trust
House’ Interstate, Commerce , Committee
Eastman
van Swern
Cleveland
Bury
Vania Railroad
Pennroad
Commission
An Sweringen
Alleghany Corporation
M. J. van Sweringen
Pilots Injured In Plane Crash In Winchester
In Winchester on April 5 a Travelair biplane crashed near the airport injuring both pilots Lt. R. J. Clancely and Roy W. Richards. Richards faces precarious conditions with internal injuries while Clancely sustained a broken ankle and eye injuries from wood splinters after performing risky stunts close to the ground.
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Winchester
R. J. Clanecy
Aée
Roy
W. Richards
Orchally
Richards
Clonecy
Nomination Delayed As Senate Weighs Parker Case
The Parker Supreme Court nominee faces another week before the Senate Judiciary Committee acts after a tense hearing. Senators Borah and Hebert push for further inquiry while labor leaders clash over the Red Jacket decision. Governor Gardner and others voice support for Parker amid protests by civil rights groups.
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NCIS
M. Stephenson
Ed Press
Hington
J. Parker
North
Supreme. Court
Senate
Willian’ Green
American Federation of Labor
Parker
Virginia
Red‘ Jacket, Coal and Cake Company
United Mine Workers
Vto
Green
Supreme Court
Overman
North Carolina
Gardner
Borah
Hebert
Republican
Rhode Island
Judiciary Committee
Pollard vows to make permanent reforms after Byrd
Governor John Garland Pollard spoke at Arlington Civic Asset near Arlington Hall about instituting permanent reforms already begun by Governor Byrd. It was his first public address since the legislature adjourned, stressing that this period is one of adjustment and progress.
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Byrd
John Garland Pollard
Arlington
Arlington Hall
Here
Landing site for Zeppelins found near Mount Vernon
The site near Mount Vernon, about 32 miles from Washington, may become the American terminal for a trans-oceanic Zeppelin line. Dr. Hugo Eckener says the Virginia area is generally favored for its proximity to the capital, accessible transport, and stable weather year round. In separate dispatch, Captain Frank Hawks completed a 2,560 mile glider flight, landing in Buffalo, New Jersey, and plans to reach New York City's Van Cortlandt Park by Sunday afternoon.
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Washington
Europe
Mount Vernon
Hugo Eckaner
GrafeZppeli ‘Kipper
Alexanarid
Potomac River
Washington i Corporation
International Transport Company
Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
Virginia
Buffalo
Frank’ M. Hawks
Elmira
van Cortlandt Park
New York City
Huston Not to Resign as GOP Chair, Press Says
Washington April 5 impression held Huston intends to remain as Republican National Committee chairman. Lobby Committee to report next week on Huston’s funding ties to Muscle Shoals, with $36,000 from Union Carbide and a $520 profit. future depends on Hoover talks. Executive Committee meeting to fill secretary spot postponed.
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Washington
Capitol
Claudius Huston
Republican, National Committee
Huston
Muscle Shoals
Toover
Republican National Committee
Fort
New Jersey
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Senate
Hoover
Union Carbide’ Company
Tennessee, River Improvement Association
Histon
Hunton
O'Dell Wins Sullivan County Democratic Primary
John Ed O'Dell of Blountville defeats Copenhaver in a tight county court clerk race by 204 votes. Sheriff Ford wins easily over Feathers and Smithson in a high turnout primary with 3,410 votes for Ford to 1,288 and 485 for Smithson. Ford carries 18 of 22 districts, Bristol boosts O'Dell, and incumbent officials Anderson Keys Mullenix Massengill win by complimentary votes.
Le Brun Award Goes to Durham man Joseph Wertz
New York April 6 The American Institute of Architects announced the Le Brun scholarship for 1930 to Joseph B Wertz of Durham North Carolina Wertz won the award amid the annual acknowledgment by the New York chapter of the institute The report notes Wertz as the recipient of the prize for scholastic achievement in architecture
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i'Le Brun
N. C
New York
American Institute of Ar‘chitects
le Brun
Joseph B Wertz
Durham
Annuatiz Ibg
Mr. Wertz
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Mercer G. “Johnson
the People’s Legislative
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Walter White
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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