Kingsport Citizens Urged to Attend Mass Meeting Tonight
Winter storms grip the South with record cold and widespread damage. Florida reports its coldest spell in years as crops suffer. cities from St. Petersburg to Jacksonville record lows while oranges freeze in the citrus belt. Memphis, Nashville, and Atlanta report snow and bitter winds across the region.
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Local Water Supply Forum Called at Community Y
Citizens of Kingsport are urged to assemble at the Community Y at 7 30 this evening to hear engineers findings and public opinion on a new water system. The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will present survey results and seek input before potential bond decisions for funding.
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Remus insanity hearing denied by probate court in Cincinnati
Jan 3 report from Cincinnati notes Judge William H. Lueders denied a new sanity hearing for George Remus the wife slayer and kept him committed to the state hospital for the criminal insane at Lita. Separate court action on habeas corpus delayed with a possible decision next Thursday morning. A second item reports a cold wave across the east causing multiple deaths and record low temps, with New York and nearby areas hit by freezing conditions. A third brief notes the death of Marcum W. Jacobi, millionaire hardware dealer and Odd Fellows figure, at his Washington home.
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New Evidence Uncovered in Sack Murder of Widow
Los Angeles officers reveal that Mrs. Amelia Appleby warned months ago of danger from her former business manager Dr. Charles L. McMillan who is jailed as her suspected killer. Realtor George P. McNally testified Appleby feared poisoning and asked to be alerted if she died. Grand jury probes slaying as chemists test bloodlike stains on a hammer found at her home.
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Weather Snapshot for Virginia and Tennessee
Weather report notes Virginia generally fair tonight and Wednesday with cold, winds from the west. Tennessee shows fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with continued cold and a gradual rise in temperature Wednesday. Data from U S weather station here by C Le Bunn records daily highs and lows and rainfall compared with the previous year.
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Lindbergh Nearing Nicaragua Fight Zone in Air Tour
Charles A Lindbergh press flight nears rebel stronghold Quilali as Sandino forces fight US Marines. He may extend goodwill tour to Colombia and Venezuela, decisions after Panama stop. Cold weather news and a death toll from freezing report accompany the dispatch.
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Five Injured as Train Wrecked in West Virginia
Five men were injured when Baltimore and Ohio train No. 78 derailed from a broken rail near Raven Rock, West Virginia, 22 miles east of Marietta, due to extreme cold. Two severely hurt are Keifer of Ashland, Kentucky, an officer of J. and K. Steel, and Danis Welsh of Ravenswood, West Virginia. The three others sustained minor injuries among railroad construction crew. The locomotive cleared the rail, but the smoking car overturned and a day coach toppled.
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England in Grip of Rising Waters
England faces widespread floods after heavy rains and snowmelt. Homes flood with upper floors occupied while furniture floats below. Stores lose stacks. railways suffer washouts and cancellations. Farmers fear losses of livestock grain and hay amid slides and disruptions.
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Democrats Converge at Hand County Convention
At the Hand County convention the largest number of Democrats gathered at the courthouse in reorganization efforts yesterday afternoon. The meeting aimed to elect officers and restore party leadership as prominent figures such as Ai Ralpe-Morley spoke.
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S-4 Sub Crew Farewell Message Urged To Be Preserved
Washington dispatch says Secretary Wilbur was asked to safeguard a potential farewell message from the six S-4 crew members after the submarine sank. Representative McClintic urged keeping water tight compartments closed until proper precautions. He cited value to submarine research and asked to protect all related data and records.
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Safety of Marine Forces Feared by Capital Heads
Washington January 3 speculation over the safety of American marines who seized Quilali, stronghold of rebel General Sancin o, prompted officials after a hologram plea for reinforcements and medical supplies reached the Navy Department late last night.
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Rebels Driven From Quilali Amid heavy fighting
United States Marines and guardsmen drove Sandino rebels from Quilali in a fierce engagement. Six marines died and 28 wounded as reinforcing patrols joined the capture. Air forces began bombing rebel positions under Major R. E. Rowell, with planes reporting after-action flights and wounded awaiting transport to a landing field for air evacuation.
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Court attaches await insanity plea of Hickman
The court handling William Edward Hickman's case waits for his plea in the kidnapping and murder of Marian Parker. Hickman faces three possible pleas including guilty with a sanity examination, not guilty by insanity, or a straightforward guilty plea, with the court to determine guilt and sentence. The district attorney has signaled seeking the death penalty if guilt is proven and sanity established, while defense efforts in assembling counsel continue amid uncertainty over representation.
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