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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1925

Page

13

Howls of Terrier Lead to Found Dead Family Tragedy

Philadelphia report details how a fox terrier's howling prompted discovery of Mrs. E Blanche Nepham and her son Edward E Nepham found strangled with blue binding tape in their home. Elderly mother Elizabeth Palmer, 77, sleeping nearby, uncovered the scene. Detectives suspect the mother killed the boy then hanged herself, with prior notes of religious delusions from the wife.

Philadelphia E. Blanche Nepham Edward E. Nepham

Six Enterprises Ravaged by Fire in Spray NC

Six enterprises burned and five more damaged in Spray North Carolina as a fire at a Ku Klux Klan hall destroyed Heiner's department store Sanitary Barber Shop Harris and Osborne Hardware store the telephone exchange Robert Smith's Cafe and Price's Studio. Damage estimated at 150000 with some insured. Fire found about 1 am. no injuries reported. A youth night operator narrowly escaped.

Danville Spray N. C Ku Klux Klan Heiner’s Harris & Osborne Robert Smith Price Reidsville

Burglary Suspect Linked to Jeske Family Slaying

Aurora December 16 AP detective reconstruction points to a moron burglar familiar with farm life who quieted the watchdog and killed Henry Jeske a young bank cashier, his wife, and their year old son near Batavia while the family shopped for Christmas. Investigators consider Herman Coppes an escaped penitentiary prisoner as the likeliest fit to the case.

Aurora Henry Jeske Batavia Herman Coppes Honor Farm Manny Sleep Jeske Jeskes

Pinchot seeks mayoral aid on anthracite crisis

Harrisburg, Dec. 16 AP Governor Pinchot asked mayors and burgesses of Pennsylvania's coal region to offer suggestions to end the mining dispute and ease suffering from the shutdown. He spoke at an open meeting with municipal executives at his office to obtain firsthand conditions in the anthracite field as they stand.

Harrisburg Pinchot Pennsylvania

Strike in Belfast Tightens Grip Across Ulster

Belfast dispatch reports a grave turn as all platoons of the special constabulary in County Tyrone except Omagh join the strike. They seize motor trucks and munitions and control wireless facilities, with the movement spreading rapidly.

Belfast Ireland Ulster County Tyrone Omagh

New York Visitor John B. Dennis Stays In City

John B. Dennis of New York City, linked with the Kingsport Improvement Corporation, is in the city staying at Rotherwood for several days. Senator Scialoja urged Britain and Turkey to reach a friendly peace proposal, while Sir Austen Chamberlain replied Britain would consider Turkey’s proposals within its mandate duties.

John B. Dennis New York City Kingsport Improvement Corporation City Rotherwood Mr. Dennis Scialoja Italy Great Britain Turkey League of Nations Austen Chamberlain The Kingsport Times

Mandell Attacked as Lobbyist by Blanton in Tax Bill Speech

Washington December 16 AP Frank W Mandell of Wyoming former Republican leader in the house was assailed as a lobbyist in a speech on the tax bill delivered in the house today by Representative Blanton.

Washington Frank W. Mandell Wyoming House Blanton

Slight Increase In Employment Noticed

The Labor Department monthly survey indicates a slight rise in employment in November, up two tenths of one percent, across the nation’s leading industries. The report highlights modest gains in several sectors, signaling a cautious improvement in the job market.

Washington Labor Department

Index of employment hits 92.5 in October

An October reading shows the employment index at 92.5, up from 92.3 the prior period. The rise signals continued but modest improvement in job activity. Analysts note gradual gains amid steady demand.

Five men rob Washington Bank. flee with cash

Robbers believed to be five men blew open the Bank of Washington safe in Washington Arkansas. They escaped with between 8000 and 9000 dollars. One robber was wounded as he fled the town.

Washington Arkansas Bank of Washington

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