Belgium and U S Debt Talks Suspend for Monday Conference
Negotiations over the 480 million dollar World War I debt between Belgium and the United States paused today and will resume after a Monday conference with President Coolidge, Secretary Mellon, and Senator Smoot. Brussels signals and Belgian cabinet actions cloud the solution as discussions hinge on interest rates and parliamentary approval.
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Spectacular bank robbery staged at Dayton bank
Night By The Associated Press Dayton Tenn Aug 14 A bandit held up six employees of the North Dayton branch of the Dayton Savings Trust Company and fled with about 20000. The robbery occurred after the robber confronted staff following a night in the basement hidden away. He then went to the vault and took all available cash.
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Dayton
Colored school building moved to East Sullivan street
The colored school building has been relocated from the old Oklahoma site to East Sullivan Street near the railroad. Foundations are under way as work begins on an added room to the original structure. The new classroom will allow a third teacher and accommodate the entire school population in Kingsport. The building will be refinished and equipped anew to modern standards, with completion expected in a few weeks.
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Oklahoma
Sullivan Street
Kingsport
Hamilton Slayers To Be Tried October 21
James Evans and George Wilfong charged with first degree murder in the fatal July 25 stabbing of W R Hamilton in Knoxville. Trial moved to Union County Circuit Court for October 21 after a venue ruling, with Evans and Wilfong held in custody following arrest.
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Union County
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Prem Knoxville
Tenn
James Evans
George Wilfong
W. R. Hamilton
Knoxville
Bristol
Hamilton
Chilhowen Avenue
Evans
Wilfong
W.T. Kennerley
Knox County
T. A. R. Neleson
Rain Brings Relief From Intense Heat
People welcomed the brief downpour that lasted about ninety minutes, donning raincoats and umbrellas as Jupiter Pluvina cooled the heat. Many were surprised by the sudden shower but smiled through the soaking and sheltering as the dry spell broke.
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May oust Kehoe as Adjutant General
A report urging the dismissal of Adjutant General A S Kehoe of Kentucky and a call for him to apologize to Indiana and enlisted men at Camp Knox for ungentlemanly conduct has been forwarded to Governor Fields by Brigadier General E W Carter. The document claims Kehoe is disqualified for the post and cites alleged insults to enlisted men and the chaplain, prompting demands for an investigation and removal from service. Officials in Frankfort say they cannot confirm receipt as Governor Fields is away, and some consider the charges a political move after Carter’s earlier election defeat.
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Frankfort
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National Guard
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State House
Repubican
Regular Services at First Baptist Sunday
Regular church services will be held at the First Baptist church next Sunday with preaching at both hours by Dr. Sam P. Martin, pastor. Morning subject Now, or Never and evening subject How the Church Member Helps the Dev. Everyone welcome to attend services.
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Scopes' Sister Teaches in New York City Area
Miss Lela Scopes, sister of John Scopes, who was tried in Dayton Tennessee for teaching evolution, has signed a contract with a girls school in Tarrytown New York. The move follows a dispatch claiming she was not reappointed a teacher in Paducah public schools.
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John T. Scopes
Girls
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Kya
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Dayton
Tenn
Tarrytown
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Ruff Nex to face Dusty Six in campus volleyball clash
Tonight at eight o clock at the Community Y the Tennessee Eastman Ruff Nex and Clinchfield Portland Cement Dusty Six meet for a five game volleyball series. Eastman claims form after beating a Maintenance squad midweek. Cement vows to beat the rival. Lineups list J E Marshall and Paul Hendrickson for Ruff Nex with Dusty Six featuring J C Risk and J J Christian.
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Clinchfield Portland Cement
Eastman
Eastman Bunch
Ruff Nex
J. E. Marshall
Paul Hendrickson
Ora Campbell
Melbin Witt
Red Brooks
Jack Bright
Net
William Sheffey Faces Five Indictments in Tennessee Murder Case
Ex World War lieutenant William D Sheffey awaits trial in Blount county on five indictments four carrying the death penalty. The cases allege murder attacks and a series of midnight burglaries blamed on a feared marauder terrorizing Knox Blount and Sevier counties from 1919 to 1928. The trial is set for August 17 before Judge John J Blair and may last the week.
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Maryville
Tenn
William D. Sheffey
Blount County Criminal Court
Clyde Poe
Alcoa
Poe
Luther Wells
Elizabeth Reagan
Sheffey
John J. Blair
Ed Jones
St. Louis
William “D
East
Tennessee
Simmons
All Set for Klan Celebration in City Tomorrow
Preparations are complete for a Klan celebration in the city tomorrow starting at 10 AM with a free band concert by an out of town group in front of the railway station. Bulls Gap faces Dante in a morning ball game at the ball park followed by a day of attractions, booths, and a large parade led by Klan officials. After the parade, naturalization services and a nationally known Klan lecturer will address attendees, then fireworks conclude the program. Admission to the night program at the ball park is 35 and 15 cents, with tickets sold at street booths.
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Order of Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
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Joon Klan
Fatal Shooting Ends Marriage Strife in Kentucky
Mrs. George Pemberton, 38, shot her husband last night after decades of separation and then killed herself. He was wounded, crawled to a grocery store to raise the alarm. The couple had been apart for some time and attempts at reconciliation had failed. The incident occurred at their home in Horse Cave, Kentucky.
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Ang
George Pemberton
Hiserville
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Lee Tapp Held on Murder Charge in Dawson Springs
Madisonville Ky Aug 14 Lee Tapp 35 of Kirkwood Springs was held for the September grand jury after arraignment on a murder charge in the slaying of County Patrolman John Allen at Dawson Springs Saturday night. He waived preliminary hearing and is held on a 7300 bond.
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Madisonville
Lee Tapp
Kirkwood Springs
John Allen
Dawson Springs
Tapp
Funeral service for P P Mitchell held in Sullivan county
Funeral services for P P Mitchell, who died at home on the old Bristol Highway, were conducted at 10 this morning by Rev C J Clark with assistance from Reb M A Seven son and Rev J A Huffard. Interment followed at Pyle cemetery. Large crowds and many floral tributes marked the ceremony highlighting Mitchell as a prominent local citizen. Honorary pallbearers included Dr A D Miller and others. active pallbearers were J C Warrick, Flea Dobyns, Alvin Bradley, Alvin Crussell and W E Lambert. Flower bearers included Mrs Edward Waterman and others. Life is short at best and shorter at the worst.
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Bristol Highway
C. J. Clark
Reb M. A. Sevenson
J. A. Huffard
Pyle
Sullivan County
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