Wealthy Florida realtor implicated in murder case
Three men, John Goebel a Titanus real estate operator, Frank Goebel and W B Manley, were jailed in Miami as detectives linked them to the death of 22 year old Mrs H B Hunt formerly Miss May Bryant of Lexington Kentucky. Hunt died after alleging Goebel forced her to drink from a bottle while she was jailed.
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Tuytona
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W. B. Manley
H. B. Hunt
John Gobel
Sheriff's
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Hunt
Lexington
May Bryant
Leopard on the loose in Paris Boulogne park
A wild leopard from Abyssinia lurks in the Boulogne park outside Paris as police and keepers scour the 2000 acre site. Thousands picnicked today while the beast, having jumped from a zoo feeding slot, eludes capture and is said to hunt at night.
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Boulogne
Abyssinia
Zoological Garden
Southern Champ to Enter In National Singles Tournament
Ed Pfeifle, recent winner of the southern singles championship, will compete in the national singles tournament at Forest Hills, New York, beginning September 14. The event draws about 2,200 pupils enrolled in public school No. 96, New York City, with nearly all children born in the United States.
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Jouisville
Ed Pfei?fex
Forest T Hills
N. Y
New York City
Wexler Found Not Guilty of Murder in Circuit Court
The jury acquitted former deputy sheriff P. M. Wexler in Blountville after a two day trial over Lee Short’s death near Pordtown. Wexler testified the shooting was accidental during an attempted arrest after stopping a wagon of partygoers. The case was prosecuted by O. B. Lovette with Dodson Ferguson and Blevins assisting.
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Sulliven County
Lee Short
Pordtown
Blountville
Wexler
Torney
O. B. Lovette
Dodson, Ferguson
Blevins
Worley
iMeAmus
Landis to Probe Rumors on Players in New Orleans
Kennesaw Mountain Landis the baseball commissioner said he would investigate published charges that two Nashville Southern Association players were approached in New Orleans to be disloyal to their club. In Rome, Cardinal Vannutelli at eighty nine marked his jubilee and appeared in good health despite the heat.
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Tenn
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Nashville Southern Association
New Orleans
Rome
Vincent Vannutelli
The
Sacred College
Lovette Enters Republican Primary Against Reece
Greeneville Tenn Aug 15 Attorney General O B Lovette announces he will oppose Carroll Reeve for the Republican nomination in Tennessee First District. Lovette, known as Bird, has served seven years as district attorney general and earlier as chancery clerk, with strong local support and anticipated favorable voter consideration.
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Reece
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Greeneville
Tenn
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Carroll Reeve
Republica
Congress
Tennessee
Jr. Lovette
Bird” Lovette
Chancery Court
Greene County
Ithe
City Aldermen Announce Bond Sales And Health Ordinances
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved selling 250 000 dollars in high school bonds to Caldwell and Company of Nashville and 20 000 dollars in Public Improvement bonds for Kingsport to a local firm. Three other bids were heard. Three health ordinances passed on first reading regulate meat inspection, milk fat content, and dairy product permits costing 2 dollars annually.
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Nashville
Kingsport
Hng
City Food and Dairy Inspector
MacMillan Abandons Polar Expeditions
Washington reports MacMillan polar expedition abandons plans to complete explorations this year as Arctic winter approaches. Officials say significant exploration remains possible if conditions allow.
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Polar
Washington
Macmillan Polar
Prominent Editor Explains Work of the Associated Press
Salisbury editor James F. Hurley outlines the AP as a non profit cooperative news network serving more than 1,200 papers. He notes AP’s global reach, leased wires, and strict factual reporting without opinion, stressing its role in informing citizens and supporting democracy.
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President Coolidge to Leave Plymouth Home Thursday
President Coolidge plans to depart Plymouth on Thursday with Mrs. Coolidge after a brief stay at his father's home in Plymouth, then proceed by car to North Hampton Massachusetts to visit Mrs Grace Roodhue, her mother, before continuing to Swampscott to reach the summer White House likely Friday afternoon. Dayton teachers club reports $8517 spent on professional training under the extension department, illustrating the scope of their work.
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Dryton
Ohio
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Dayton
Turkey
Mustapha Kemel Pasha
Republic
Latife Hanoum
Constantinople
Mme. Latife
Use for Dead Letter Money Sparks Public Letter
A Tomahawk Wisconsin resident suggests using funds found in undelivered dead letters but notes money reverts to the U S treasury if owners are unknown. He asks Postmaster General New for aid to obtain a small portion of the 60 to 70 thousand dollars.
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Wisconsin
Post Office Department
United States Treasury
New Today
Prohibitionists to Select Aids Prohibitionists to Select Aids
Sam Collins Kentucky state prohibition director and likely federal administrator for Kentucky and Tennessee held talks with Senator Richard P. Ernst on staff selections amid the Andrews reorganization. Administrator P Green Milleax, Tennessee and Kentucky divisional chief of city agents, attended and may take a post in the plan.
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Prohibition
Ernst
Washington
Kentucky
Tennessee
Andrews
Richard P. Ernst
P. Green Milleex
Butler Funeral Held Yesterday for Newland Butler
Funeral services for Newland Butler age 22 were conducted at Old Liberty Church yesterday afternoon by Rev. Melear after his death at his father W. E. Butler's home near Roth Erwood. Interment followed in the local cemetery. He died from intestinal complications after months of illness. He leaves a wife and baby, several brothers and sisters, and many friends in the area.
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Butler
W. E. Butler
Rotherwood
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Melear
Allocation From Current Harbors to Louisville Rock Work
Washington Aug 19 Allocation from the river and harbors funds totaling a little over one million dollars was announced by the chief of the army engineers. The money is for rock work and dam construction in the Louisville district of the Ohio River.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Army Engineers
Belgium Debt Settlement Approved by President Coolidge
The United States and Belgium agree to fund wartime loans over 62 years with no interest on $171 million and reduced terms on post armistice debt. The deal, praised by debt commissioners as favorable to Belgium, follows brief negotiations and White House approval. President Coolidge expressed satisfaction upon learning of the settlement.
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Wilson
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Debt Commission
Silent Plymouth
Associated Press
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Smoot
Utah
Original Franklin Epitaph Found After Century Search
The original of Benjamin Franklin's epitaph, sought for 100 years, was found in a private collection in Chicago. The discovery ends a long quest by scholars and curators.
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Chicago
Benjamin Franklin
Markets Louisville Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
Louisville markets note cattle at fifteen hundred unchanged hogs nine hundred uncertain, sheep fifteen hundred unchanged.
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Louisville
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