Lloyd George says Allies in full agreement after San Remo
London April 29 Premier Lloyd George declared in the house of commons that the San Remo conference marks a distinct stage in Europe’s healing. He said Allies are united on enforcing the treaty and opposing any French annexation of German territory. He warned against Alsace Lorraine and noted Germany’s indemnity talks and famine crisis. He added Britain will include Moscow in its mandate and that Armenia may require reconsideration if US cannot take part.
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London
Europe
San Remo
Lloyd George
House of Commons
France
England
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
M. Millerand
Great Britain
Italy
Armenia
Mosqul
Russia
United States
No Special Session of Legislature Likely
Nashville April 30 Governor Roberts said no action on a special session before the Democratic state convention. He noted a call might come if Louisiana passes a suffrage amendment adding states ratifying, and he said a special session would be self-sustaining with costs of 15000 to 18000 dollars while about 50000 women would pay poll tax to cover the cost.
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Nashville
Tenn
Roberts
Oouisiana
Alabama Income Tax Bill Declared Invalid
Alabama's income tax bill is ruled unconstitutional by the state supreme court. Circuit Judge B M Miller of the Fourth Circuit upheld the decision, signaling potential need for a special session to craft new tax machinery and a drain on state treasury funds.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
State Supreme Court
Montgomery
B. M. Miller
Fourth Alabama Circuit Court
Kilby
Tennessee postmasters confirmed by the Senate
The senate confirmed Tennessee postmasters today including James A. Byrd Tracy County Fred B. Harrington Erwin Claude L. Boyd Waynesboro Robert A. Potter Crossville Haggie M. Miller Mountain City Charles H. Omeara Westmoreland Archer H. Jones Trelevant Hammond Fowler Rockwood James Bond National Soldiers Home.
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Washington, D. C
Tennessee
Senate
James A. Byrd
Tracy iCty
Fred B. Harrington
Erwin
Claude L. Boyd
Waynesboro
Robert A. Potter
Crossville
Haggie M. Miller
Mountain Ccty
Charles H. Omeara
Westmoreland
Archer H. Jones
Trelevant
Hammond Fowler
Rockwood
James Bond
National Soldiers’ Home
Villa blamed for Mexican troops desertion in Chihuahua City
Washington reports Mexican Federal troops deserted in Chihuahua City and observers attribute the move to Pancho Villa. Officials say Villa aims to keep Carranza from assaulting Sonora from the east and may later lead an expedition toward Mexico City, per General Alvarado.
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Washington
United Press
Chihuahua City
State Department
Pancho Villa
Villa
Obregon
Chihuahua
Carranza
Sonora
Mexico City
Alvarado
Mexican revolters seize Michoacan city and cut rail links
Reports from Mexico City say Enrike Ramirez mayor of La Piedad leads revolutionaries who have captured Seamore the second largest city in Michoacan. Rail connections between Mexico City and Guadalajara have been cut and as Cruz near Chihuahua City has joined the movement.
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San Antonio
Tex
United Press
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Seamore
Michoacan
Enrique Ramirez
la Piedad
As Cruz
Chihuahua City
Mexican ambassador potential return to Washington reported
United Press notes circulating today that Ignacio Bonilla may resume his role as Mexican ambassador to the United States. Albert Pani in Paris is cited as a possible coalition candidate for the presidency. Reports come after newspapers claimed Bonillas and General Pablo Gonzales withdrew to aid restoring order.
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Washington
United United Press
Ignacio Bonilla
United States
Albert Pani
Paris
Bonillas
Pablo Gonzales
U S Airplanes Patrol Border Between El Paso and Douglas
Twenty five U S army airplanes patrolled the international border watching the movements of the federal and revolutionary troops in Mexico. The patrols are between El Paso and Douglas and the airplanes communicate with headquarters by wireless.
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U. S
San Antonio
Tex
United Press
United States Army
Mexico
el Paso
Douglas
Bryan Urges Ratification of Peace Pact to Senators
Pittsburg April 29 William Jennings Bryan urged Democratic senators to vote for ratification with reservations. He warned delay could bring bloodshed and disaster at home noting Georgia and Nebraska divisions over the treaty and urging immediate approval to aid world peace and domestic agenda.
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Pittsburg
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Georgia
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Senate
Johnson
Tyson Declines Tennessee Governor Race Pressures
Gen. L. D. Tyson of Knoxville announces he will not run against Gov. Roberts for Tennessee governor. He cites party unity and his duty as a loyal Democrat amid statewide pressure and rumors of opposition. Palmer warns of May Day plots linked to Communist Labor and radical groups targeting federal and state officials to strain national policy toward peace with Russia.
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Gov. Roberts
Palmer
Russia
Garvan
Roberts
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Senate panel backs Knox peace resolution progress
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to issue a favorable report on the Knox peace resolution, signaling committee approval and paving the way for floor consideration.
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Knox
Washington
United Press
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Police Brace for May Day Demonstration
Washington April 30. United Press. Secret service agents of the Department of Justice confer with city police and state officials in major cities to prepare for the May Day demonstration of Reds Palmer believes is set for tomorrow. Officials say several department members including Palmer have been marked for assassination and warned public figures are in danger, with precautionary steps taken.
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Washington
United Press
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Palmer
Tomor
Department
May Vote On Soldier Bonus Bill Next Monday
The Ways and Means Committee, by a party line vote, favorably reported the soldier bonus bill to the House. If approved by the Democratic caucus, the measure will be called up in the House next Monday for action.
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Washington
United Press
Ways and Means
House
Prices Rise Again Says Reserve Report April Summary
The Federal Reserve Board reports April conditions show prices resuming an upward trend with anxious consumers over high costs and wages. Despite labor disturbances, overall demand remains strong and production costs high, driven by capital costs and under production in agriculture. Export trade holds up while labor adequacy remains a concern for farms.
Soldier's body home from England for Private Cloud funeral
Memorial services for Private George W. Cloud who died on Nov. 7 1918 in England will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Presbyterian church in Old Kingsport. His body arrives Tuesday morning and burial will be in the family graveyard with Hammond Post American Legion taking part and Rev. Robert King officiating.
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Morn Hill
England
Presbyterian Church
Old Kingsport
Cloud
J. T. Cloud
Charles R. Cloud
Sullivan County
Robert King
The
Kingsport
Old Family Burying Ground
Hammond Post
American Legion
Judge Smiths Auto Club Grows With Nine New Members
Judge Smiths Auto Club adds nine new members including Rev. W. S. Hendricks Alderman J. W. Harrison and Harry T. Parrish among others. Initiation fee listed as 8.50 dollars. Hubert Riggs proposed for membership but not yet elected.
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Judge Smith
Auto Club
Leedy
W. S. Hendricks
Broad Street Methodist Church
J. W. Harrison
J. F. Anderson
E. R. Kohlhase
Knoxville
H. B. Johnson
Harry T. Parrish
United States
Jerry C. Stone
Kingsport Improvement Corporation
Wesley Kyle
J. Fred Johnson
D. A. Bushong
Hubert Riggs
Ogles by Grocery Indicted for Sugar Profiteering
Atlanta April 29 the Ogles by Grocery Company wholesalers here and W A Albright president were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of profiteering in sugar. It was alleged the firm bought sugar at 16 cents a pound and sold it for 20.
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Atlanta
Oglesby Grocery Company
W. A. Albright
Federal Grand Jury
Prussia Moves To Abolish Noble Privileges
Berlin reports the Prussian government has adopted a draft bill to abolish noble privileges including the right to titles such as Royal Highness and Illustrious. The measure targets nobility status and associated honors in the state.
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Berlin
Down and Out Sermon by Kingsport Minister in New York
Broad Street Methodist hosts Dr. John H. Clifton Ford who lived as a down and outer in Manhattan to study poverty. The sermon, requested by Rev. W. S. Hendricks, recounts his Bowery line experience and aid received from missions. Evening Bible picture sermon follows as part of Kingsport churches' series.
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Kingsport
New York City
Broad Street Methodist Church
John H. Clifford
Clifford
W. S. Hendricks
Manhattan
New York
Hendricks
Kingsfort
Funeral services for Glen Dorsey tomorrow at Broad Street Methodist
Funeral services for Glen Dorsey, who died recently in St. Louis, will be held tomorrow morning at Broad Street Methodist Church conducted by Rev. W. S. Hendricks. Burial will follow in the new cemetery north of the city after the service.
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Glen Dorsey
St. Louis
Dale Street
Broad Street
Methodist Church
W. S. Hendricks
New Cemetery
Kingsport Considers Joining East Tennessee Baseball League
City Manager Kidd will chair a Sunday 3 p m meeting at City Hall to decide if Kingsport should join a proposed league with Erwin Bristol Johnson City Elizabethton Bluff City Morristown. The plan calls for amateur players with possible semi pros and a 1 game weekly schedule.
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Kidd
Kingsport
East Tennessee
iCty Hall
Erwin
Bristol
Johnson City
Elizabethton
Bluff City
Morristown
Revenue yields 53 cents cost per $100 of 1919 collections
Washington reports the internal revenue service spent 53 cents for every $100 of revenue collected in fiscal year 1919. Total receipts reached $3,850,150,078.56 while expenditures were $20,573,771.52. Income and excess profits tax accounted for $2,600,783,902.70 of the collections.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Germany cannot hold election this summer
Berlin reports that Germany will not be able to hold a presidential election this summer. Conrad Hausmann says the electoral law allows the assembly to set the date with no time limit. He notes East Prussia Silesia and Upper Silesia cannot record votes yet and could determine the outcome.
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Berlin
Germany
Conrad Hausmann
National Assembly
Tageblatt
Hausmann
East Prussia
Silesia
Upper Silesia
Square Deal Care For Reds Urged In North Dakota Speech
Walter W. Liggett, North Dakota immigration official, told Harvard Liberal Club that no Red elements were detected in raids and deportations. He credit s public ownership of basic marketing facilities with reducing exploitation and stresses lawful methods and court approval of North Dakota measures. He adds archists wear silk hats as a pointed remark.
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Boston
Mass
North Dakota
United States
Walter W. Liggett
Immigration Department of North Dakota
Harvard Liberal Club
Mr. Liggett
Union
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