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Weekend visitors fill Bristol and nearby towns
Local brief lists numerous visitors and guests in Bristol and surrounding areas over the weekend and Fourth of July. Names include Zoe Weaver, Norah Kestner, Wirt Davis, Rhea Bishop, George Richmond, John Gilliam, Honinita Wolfe, Evelyn Baylor, C. E. Howard and family, and many others from Johnson City, Big Stone Gap, Gate City, Rogersville, Knoxville, Galax, and Radford.
Missionary Meeting Tonight At Broad Street Methodist
The Young People's Missionary Society of the Broad Street Methodist church will gather tonight at 7:30 at Mrs. J. W. Dobyns home on Watauga Street. Members will meet at the church and travel by car to the Dobyns residence.
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Young People’s Missionary Soiety
Broad Street
Methodist Arch
J. W. Dobyns
Watauga Street
Tennessee Evolution Trial Sparks Local Injunction Drive
Dr Neal plans to defend John Thom as Scopes in the Tennessee law case on teaching evolution. Officials note secrecy in his moves to obtain an injunction. Cookeville buzzes at the prospect of a possible Dayton influx as the famed trial nears.
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John Thomas Scopes
Tennessee
Neal
Cookeville
Dayton
Rescue tale as two captives found on mountain
News of two men missing from a mountain search spurred Chief Deputy Nick Bush to mobilize a rescue. A crowd swarmed hospitals and the sanitarium as word of the discovery spread, with officers investigating the captors and the scene devolving into a tense, chaotic vigil.
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Mason
Bowman
Nick Bush
Frame-Up Claims Over Disappearance In Tennessee
Deputy sheriff says the missing Dr W D Mason and Lawrence Bowman were framed to discredit them after ten days vanished from Signal Mountain. The veterinary surgeon and feudist aide of federal prohibition officers were found tied to a tree this morning with Bowman and Mason alleged to be the targets of the setup.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W. D. Mason
Lawrence Bowman
Prohibition
Signal Mountain
Sam Godsey
Sequatchie County
Bowman
Masor
Novel Life-Saving Suit Demo At Rotherwood
C N Brown arrives in Kingsport to demonstrate the Aud Life-Saving suit at Rotherwood swimming pool tomorrow at 4 PM. The device, designed to prevent drowning and exposure, aims to support a Congressional bill for maritime safety with endorsements from lawmakers and agency supporters.
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Rotherwood
C. N. Brown
Kingsport
Brown
Thomas E. Aud
Congress
Carroll Reece
Reece
Mountain men kidnapped amid liquor dispute on remote Kentucky ridge
Authorities investigated a mountain crime after Mason and Bowman were found handcuffed to a tree in weakened condition. A fake call lured them to a hillside. Sheriff Selman dismissed kidnap claims as implausible while Godsey warning officers to curb liquor activities blamed Tom Grubb for selling.
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Ured
Godsey
Prohibition
W. E. Grubb
Eli and
Victor Williams
Tom Grubb
Tom Selman
Mason
Bowman
Jim Thomas
Sam Lewis
Rinal Mountain
English Educators Long for American Generosity
English educators complain about the lack of philanthropy for education, noting Oxford women’s colleges face slow starvation without larger funding. The piece cites a recent ten year government grant of twenty thousand dollars yearly as insufficient for expansion and long waiting lists prevent many women from entering university.
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Oxford
Eng
England
University College
Market Summary for Louisville Cattle Hogs Sheep
Markets report from Louisville shows cattle steady to 0.25 lower at 2000 head. Hogs about 1500 head up 0.25 to 0.75. Sheep 2600 head 0.25 lower at 14.25 with ewes and wethers at 7.25.
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Associated Press
Louisville
University Head Praises Gen Lee
Dr. Henry Louis Smith of Washington and Lee lauds General Lee as a Christian educator and peacemaker. He credits Lee with rebuilding the South through education, founding schools and professional programs to train leaders after the Civil War and reconstruct the deprived region.
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Associated Press
Asheville
N.C
Lee
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Appomattox
Smith
South
England
Egypt
Washington College
Blue Ridge
Law and Equity
Fire officials link blaze to overcrowded building site
Firemen believe the calamity was started and will be pushed tomorrow. Officials say overcrowding in the building weakened by a previous fire ten weeks ago and adjacent cleared lot caused the disaster. All other night clubs and resorts remain closed pending inspection.
Hospitable Monks to Reap Revenue from Their Guests
In St. Bernard Switzerland on July 4 the monks of the convent announce they will run a hotel near the monastery. Previously overcrowded by guests they planned a restaurant concession but now will operate the inn themselves to gain revenue for their order.
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St. Bernard
Switzerland
Convent of St. Bernard
Antelope Herd Thrives in Nemiskam National Park
Caliary Alberta July 4 Antelope saved from extinction in Nemiskam National Park grew from 45 at the 1915 preserve start to 235. The herd increased by 55 in 1924 showing strong breeding in captivity. Initial discovery in Southern Alberta led to fencing and careful protection without disturbing the animals.
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Caliary
Alta
Canada
Nemiskam National Park
Prairies
Alberta
Fur Traders of North Win Battle With Arctic Winter
Edmondton Alberta July 4 Delayed word from Jack Hornby Malcolm and Allan Stewart and Captain Critchell Bullock reveal last year’s expedition to Mackenzie in the Northwest Territories faced a harsh winter. They lived in a dugout with a gun in the ground as high winds prevented tents. They relied on fish under the ice and caribou from the Barrens. fuel had to be hauled 30 miles to their dugout.
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Edmondton
Alta
Jack Hornby
Malcolm
Allan Stewart
Critchell Bullock
MacKenzie
Northwest Territories
Canada
Hudson Bay
American Customs Followed in London Wedding
Norman Baily Woolworth son of the late F M Woolworth of New York will wed Miss Pauline Elizabeth Stanbury of London at St Margaret s Westminster on Tuesday. The ceremony features a fan shaped procession and pastel bridesmaid dresses with a silver dress for the bride. Ushers and best man are from Yale. After a reception the couple plan a continental honeymoon then New York.
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Norman Baily Woolworth
F. M. Woolworth
New York
Pauline Elizabeth Stanbury
London
Edward Maher
Yale
Canada
Continent
Lime as a soil corrector boosts fertility and crop growth
A Sullivan county farmer notes lime pays for itself multiple times as liming improves soil fertility, reduces clover sickness, and increases legume and crop yields. Developments and demonstrations show lime’s value in soil fertility and farm profitability.
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State College of Agriculture
S. M. Oliver
Sullivan County
Coffin to Be Made From Dawson Bar for Nome Native
Barney Gibney a 69 year old Dawson Yukon river pioneer known as a benevolent Northland figure will be buried in a coffin fashioned from the mahogany bar of the Gold Saloon in Dawson. Gibney died Saturday after a three year illness in Nome Alaska amid a coffin shortage caused by diphtheria deaths last winter. He preserved the bar during Prohibition and wished it used as his coffin.
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Nome
Alaska
Barney Gibney
Dawson
Yukon River
Nome and Teller
Gibney
Plattsburg
N. Y
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