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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1926

Page

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Grand Jury to Investigate Woman Evangelist's Story

Kingsport readies for a grand parade as decorations go up across the city. Local businesses drape fronts in red white and blue while banners and flags appear along streets for a mass celebration. Private autos join floats in the procession and committees push final preparations for the anticipated event.

Kingsport Businss Welocme Wingsport Tor Lae Hamimaid Auprlean Legion All Credit Tve Les Hotatins Fuir Succes

Fair Weather On Menu For Fourth

Washington dispatch notes typical summer events for the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Officials forecast patriotic observations across Independence Day with parades, speeches, and outdoor gatherings planned in major cities and towns nationwide.

Florida banks suspend operations in Miami for suspending reasons

Three Miami banks including Bank of Cavey Grove Bank of Tuenos Viejas and Bank of Litt Tires halted operations amid unspecified suspensions and inability to deliver autolanding funds, with reasons cited as pension-related activity or other financial issues.

Florida Miami Bank of Cavey Grove Bank of Tuenos Viejas Bank of Litt Tires Hye Duweiors

Alvin York Opens Industrial Institute In Tennessee

Sergeant Alvin York, famed for his Argonne valor, sponsors an education project in eastern Tennessee. Ground broken on a 1400 acre Cumberland project aims to train mountaineers in peaceable arts with the Alvin C. York Industrial Institute slated to operate by October 8, marking eight years since York led a daring WWI action. The piece notes his refusal of film stardom to focus on education, with the plan continuing on page six.

Alvin C. York Cumberlands Tennessee York Argonne Forest

Congress Reaches End As Unanimous Consent Bills Pass

Both houses push to adjourn sine die after seven months as deficiency appropriation bill clears both chambers in quick order. Senate and House adopt adjournment resolution by 2 pm, signaling the final end of the session. Unanimous consent tactics drive passage of remaining across the chamber measures.

Washington Congress Amd Senate House Vad Hitlie

Senate seat row over Pennsylvanian primary costs

Washington July 2 agitation grows in the Senate for action before adjournment on resolutions aimed at barring seating of Ware pending an $8,000,000 Pennsylvanian primary dispute. Resolutions set strict campaign cost limits. Ware’s campaign expenditures reportedly far exceed the caps, with Norris noting backing for opponent Wilson who claimed lower spending.

Washington Senate Pennsylvania Ware LaFollette Wisconsin Neely West Virginia Norris Nebraska William B. Wilson

Kingsport July Fourth Music Festival Plans

American Legion committee announces a full day of concerts by multiple bands including the Kingsport Municipal Band. The parade, morning concerts, and evening display are set, with performances at the baseball park and a Brick Plant game in the afternoon starting at four.

Povns Thig Kingsport American Legion Committee Cehuge Jtheon Big Warils Kingsport Municipal Band

Anti-Saloon League Spent No Money In Primary Contest

Wayne B Wheeler testified that the Anti-Saloon League spent no money in the Pennsylvania Republican senatorial primary this year while diverting funds to Oregon Wisconsin and Minnesota. He said two hundred dollars went to Wisconsin and Oregon, 150 to Minnesota, to back dry candidates. The league aims to influence pro prohibition officeholders and has spent over 4.3 million in six years with similar receipts. An appeal seeks 40 thousand dollars for primaries, while 8 thousand six hundred seventy eight dollars is cited for general elections since 1924.

Washington Campaign Wayne B. Wheeler Anti- Saloon League Pennesylvania Oregon Wisconsin Minnesota Penns Teague Pinchot Pepper Ware Vare League Recovg Wheeler Minnes Andrew Wilson Anti-Saloon League Campaign Committee

Van Sweringen Rail Merger Is Favorable

New York reports indicate the proposed Van Sweringen Brothers railroad merger has won favorable preliminary action from several railroads. Directors did not announce formal decisions, but sources say the plan is moving toward approval. The Nickel Plate, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Rockingham Valley are believed to have acted positively, with the Pere Marquette directors likely voting next week.

New York van Sweringen Chesapeake and Ohio Rocking Valley

Weather Outlook for Virginia and Tennessee

Partly cloudy tonight with Sunday showers possible in Virginia as temperatures ease or rise slightly. Tennessee shows fair tonight, Saturday partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in northern parts and warmer temperatures later.

Virginia Tennessee North Parkion

Nye Leads in North Dakota Senate Race Against Hanna

Senator Gerald Nye, non partisan incumbent, builds early lead over L. B. Hanna for the Republican senatorial nomination as rural returns stack up. Nye totals show a substantial edge. Hanna maintains administration support and brand as the Coolidge candidate amid a shifting party landscape. Sorlie is renominated for governor with a similar independent wave, while Hanley trails in the gubernatorial race.

Fargo N. 1 Feral P. Nye Asana New Nee Tanna Warnney Ladd Nye Hanna Haugen Coolidge Republican Party Sorlie A. G. Sorlie J. M. Han

Active warfare under way in West Peking

Peking July 2 Allied forces under Marshal Chang Tso Lin and Marshal Wu Pei Fu begin a general advance against national armies in the northwest and west regions. Wu Pei Fu directs operations as the campaign aims to wipe out enemies forced to retreat from the capital.

Peking Chang Tso-Lin Manchuria Wu Pei-Fu Central Province Mayshul Wu

Reception for Aimee McPherson at home hometown

Tampa July 2. Aimee McPherson will receive a different reception on return from Arizona to her home town. Four killed in a rooming house near four a.m. after axe blows. Victims include Rowell and his 90 year old mother. Keene held as witness. Seventeen witnesses before coroner's jury.

Aimee Mpherson Arizona Tampa Fla E. $. Keene B. R. Rowell Act City C. L. Rodgers Rowell Keene Tuscon Ariz Ennest Boubion Agua Prieta Stay Here Aimee Semple McPherson Boubion

Bobby Jones Welcomed Home In New York Parade

New York July 2 Bobby Jones arrived on the Aquitania to a grand welcome with honors for the golfing star. The city hosted dignitaries including Secretary Mellon and invited a large Atlanta delegation led by his wife mother and child. The celebration included a Broadway procession and a plan to join fellow golfers Walter Hagen Al Watrous Jim Barnes Watts Gunn in the festivities.

New York Bobby Jones York Aquitania Marshal Fech Gustavus Adolphus Atlanta Bobby Walter Hager al Watrous Jim Barnes Watts Gunn Onte

Woman Fails 70 Prevent Singing of National Anthem in New York

In New York a Port Society meeting sparked a dispute over singing the Star Spangled Banner. Organizer Thomas A. Tuite pressed for the hymn to be sung, despite objections from Mrs. Chas. St. Scarborough, who argued the tune was impolite to Britain. A trumpeter opened the piece as the audience joined in, and directors ordered the anthem sung, with Rev. A. Lincoln Moore announcing the order.

New York New York Port Society York Star Spangled Banner Association of America Thomas A. Tuite Great Britain Scarborough Tuite A. Lincoln Moore Mariners Church Port Society

Grand jury to probe Aimee Semple McPherson case

Los Angeles July 2 A county grand jury opened a broad inquiry into the Aimee Semple McPherson disappearance and alleged ransom plot. Post office inspectors disclosed a tampered letter containing a lock of hair and ransom demand to her mother Minnie Kennedy. Federal interest increases as the letter’s use of mails to defraud is noted.

Caleb County Grand Jury Herman Cline Los Angeles Joe Ryan Asa Keyes Wm. ST. Carter T.edvin Simpson United States McPherson Cage Federal Grand Jury Simpson Post Office Minnie Keneady Agua Prieta Mexico

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aremica Fe Buteau Gernoeal Thease Dings Altough Sealleond Alvin York Norton and Drum and Bugles Corps of Chattanooga Minn van Sweringen Rail Gerald Nye L.B. Hanna World Court West Peking Jones America Mellon Preacher Thoro Evangelist Mrs. McPherson Averek Aime Semple McPherson Douglas Jeacr Angelus Temple Ocean Park
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