Linkous In Jail Fight Follows Kermit Murder Connection
Gate City reports Linkous again figures in jail violence with inmate Matt Hutson, both held on a murder charge tied to Jake Henstoy of Kermit. Hutson claims Linkous plotted to expose him, while Sheriff Palmer separated the pair after a morning brawl ending with scalp wounds.
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Linkous
Gate City
Hutson
Times
Se Linkous
Matt Sutson
Jake Henstoy
Kermit
Hensley
Sherif C
Palmer
Son of Assistant Navy Secretary Reported Missing
Douglas Robigon, a Harvard sophomore and son of the assistant secretary of the navy, vanished in Cambridge Massachusetts. Authorities at Harvard and the Line Street lodging house declined to confirm his whereabouts with inconsistent leads and a late note that his father would travel from Washington by train to arrive by nightfall.
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Cambridgs
Mass
Douglas Robigon
Marler
New York
University
Washington
Mneuiss
Chicago Poultry Prices Unchanged in April Report
In Chicago on April 7, GP Poultry firm reports prices unchanged across categories. Traders note stable market conditions as supply and demand hold steady despite market noise.
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Chicago
Chie Alive
Prospects for GOP in Tennessee Bright Says
Representative Taylor of Tennessee, national committeeman, says prospects for the Republican party in Tennessee are bright. He just returned from a three week visit, noting a sharp Democratic contest between Austin Peay and Hill McAllister. He expects Republicans to retain two House seats and likely win a third district.
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Wston
Tennessee
Coolidge
Representative Taylor
Rep. Tenn
Taylor
Austin Peay
Hill McAllister
Woman Fires At Mussolini In Italy Aimed At Premier
An assassination attempt occurred as Premier Mussolini left a congress in Place di Vap i due. A woman fired a revolver at him at close range, wounding his nose. he remained calm and was taken for medical care. The assailant was pulled from the crowd and confined in a jail.
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Bone
Mussolini
Congress of International Surgery
Place di Vapixole
Wets Call Buckner for Testimony in Prohibition Hearing
District Attorney Buckner of New York was summoned by wets to provide further evidence against the Volstead Act. The congressional inquiry ran behind schedule as prosecutors prepared to present the drus case, while prohibition witnesses would speak without counsel and include women from all states and diverse life roles.
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Washington
Buckner
New York
Wets
Andrews
Thea Joint Committee
Anti-Saloon Leskue
International Reform Federation
National Temperance Bureau
Good Templars
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
Commission On Social Service
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Missionary Societies
Sugar Down 132 Cents to 4 02 Duty Paid
New York April T. P notables report raw sugar futures slipping 132 cents to 4 02 a barrel with duty paid status amid market dullness and exchange activity in early trading.
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New York
Paris Sees Duet Of Throne Pretenders Amid Exile Quiet
Paris awoke on April 7 to two royal pretenders seeking thrones the Duke of Guise and Grand Duke Nicholas. Under 1866 law the Duke faces exile while Nicholas may live at his Paris chateau, a clash likely in the chamber and senate as radicals demand action and the Russian restoration movement gains support.
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Vis
Paris
Duke of Guise
France
Olas Nigolaiovitch
Czags
Russia
Duke of Orleans
Nicholas
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Soviel
Duke
House of France
Repret
Side Show Offered While Main Wet Attraction Continues
A dramatic note from Washington reports a nearly 0.5 million drop in U S farm population in 1925. January 1 1926 farm residents numbered 30 635 000 versus 31 134 000 a year earlier. Net rural migration totaled 2 001 000 despite births surpassing deaths by 432 000. Losses varied by region with the mountain states worst at 2 9 percent and the northeast showing the lowest migration. Overall farm population fell about 1 1 to 1 5 percent nationwide with certain regions above three percent. New England had the least movement at 1 4 percent.
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Washington
United States
South Central
North Central
South Atlantic
Ates
New Eengland
Senate Prohibition Committee Hearing Draws Noted Figures
Washington notes show Senator Couzens of Michigan denying chairmanship while Wayne Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League testifies. The session centers on a bill to regulate licensure of certain services amid a broad prohibition push.
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Washington
Senate
Peemaia & Service
Couzens
Imich
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Virginia and Tennessee Weather Outlook
Virginia sees rain tonight and possibly Thursday with mainly cloudy skies on Thursday. East and south areas warm tonight, colder Thursday. Tennessee forecasts cloudy and colder with showers in east and central tonight, fair and colder in central areas on Thursday.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Flood conditions hit midwest as rain and snow melt worsen
Floods from heavy rains and March snows threaten Fort Wayne Maumee River rises to 17 feet. Jacksonville Illinois and Decatur Illinois report rising water and traffic halts. Lake Maitvais Terre reaches new height, spillway water covers highway four feet. Power plant at Atfield Michigan partly flooded. weather remains unsettled with more rain predicted across Great Lakes and Mississippi Valleys.
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Chicago
Fort Wayne
Maumee
Prosport
Lake Decatur
Decatur
Sacksonville
Lake
Mavvaisterre
Springfield-Jacksonville
Jacksonville
Mississippi Valley Public Service Corporation
Atfield
Mich
Washington hearing updates in Congress today
The Washington coverage notes ongoing hearings in the House on electoral issues and farm relief. The Agriculture Committee continues farm relief discussions while an impeachment case on procedure advances under managers.
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House Agriculture Committee
House English
Buckner Details Mass of Fixers in Prohibition Trial
Washington April 7 A New York federal district attorney described an atmosphere of collusion and a seething mass of fixers, bootleggers, and others in the federal building he inherited. He cited nationwide diversion of 60 000 gallons a year and said enforcement is catching up as hearings continue with crowd attendance and adjustments to schedules.
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Washington
York
New
Senate
Emory R- Buckner
Metropolis
Federal
Buckner
Representatives on Shoals Issue Flawed by Marsh
Benjamin Marsh, claiming to lead the Farmers' National Council, told the Senate Agriculture Committee that Zarmen representatives in Washington shifted their stance on leasing Muscle Shoals. Senator Heflin protested and left the room briefly. Marsh said Bradford and Taylor altered positions after appointments to farm advisory roles, and Heflin urged bringing Chester Gray to testify and pressed for truth in Marsh's charges about the leasing plan.
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Ferm Dureanion
L. G. Taylor
Ional Grange
Provident Coolidge
National Farm Advisory Council
Taylor
United States
International Institute of Agriculture
Heflin
Chester Gray
Marsh
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Bright
Congress
Prohibition Department
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Stock-Brackheart Election Contine
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Edward Browning
Frances
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Children’s
Society For the Prevention of
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Ag Shiv
Dren's Court
Franklin Chase Hoy
Ernest K. Fuller
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