True Bill Returned Against Hawkins Sheriff Barton
A true bill against Sheriff John F. Barton of Hawkins county charging felonious assault with intent to murder was returned by the grand jury in Rogersville. The indictment relates to a Sunday night shooting near Church Hill involving Pendleton Wexler and others from Kingsport. The trial is set for the first Tuesday in November with testimony by state and defense counsel amid local interest.
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Hawkins County
B. C. Pandleton
Kingsport
Rogersville
Barton
Mexsi
Pendleton
George Wexler
Charlie Leeper
Lee Highway
Church Hill
Wexler
Tanner
Pen‘Seti
D. A. Vine
O. B. Loyatte
Worley and MeAmin
C. S. Margraves
Susong, Susong and Parvin
Greeneville
Powell and Lauderback
Wexler and
Stowaway crabs from China multiply in German waters
A brood of crabs, known to scientists as "sriccheir," arrived as stowaways from China to Germany and are settling in the Elbe river. Fifteen specimens found so far, with long hair on the shears, were identified by the State Zoological Institute as a type previously known only in Chinese waters. German scientists anticipate the species may become widely known in schools.
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Namburg
Germany
China
Elbe
Hamburg
State ‘Zoological Institute
Erioched
Will
Kingsport Business Men's Club Meeting This Monday
The Kingsport Business Men's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Community Y on Monday night at 3 o'clock. The club aims to boost city growth and urges all professionals and business leaders to attend, with Dr Bill Hutchins as entertainment chair for the evening.
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Business Men’s Club
Community “Y
Kingsport Business Men’s Club
Bill Hutchins
Robinson withdraws from August primary in Tennessee district
Dr. F. P. Robinson, candidate for Congress in Tennessee First District, withdraws from the Republican primary set for August 7. He states he will run as an independent Republican in November, citing a desire to avoid factionalism and let voters decide.
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Tennessee
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W. L Jones
Carrall B. Reece
Congress
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Mary
Kiwanis Luncheon Held at Kingsport Inn Today
The Kiwanis luncheon was held today at the Kingsport Inn. Kiwanian Black spoke over fifteen minutes on the Denver meet and delegates. Lord announced committees and meeting plans for the coming season, with a long list of general committees and chairmen headed by Tipton and Browning.
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Kiwarana Tipton
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Denver
Boy Scout Committee
Tipton
W. F. Eaton
Ay Allen
Iti
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W. WH . Dorsett
I Finance
Sullivan
Diktvan
R. A. Milam
J.C. Mallory
Glen ‘Bruce
H. R. Lady House
W. M. ‘Bennett
W. B. Hill
S. E. McAmis
D. R. Pierce
R. A. Bechtold
T. R.andy
F. M
Kelly
J. K. Haynes
Muusl
R. T. Beaty
W. G. Lord
T.R. Bandy
W. H. Reed
D. D. Williamson
C.K. Brooks
J. W. Harrison
C. Minnigh
IF. E. Mahan
Mathoda
G. D. Pitts
J. R. Worley
Brandt
R. N. Robinson
B. H. Baylor
J. C. Stone
Fi Ae Anderson
T. A. Matthews
Commission Hears Irish Boundary Question From Privy Council
The British Privy Council’s Judicial Committee is examining the Irish boundary commission’s legality. Hugh Kennedy, former attorney general and now a supreme court judge, says no treaty interpretation question has been or can be referred to the committee. The inquiry aims to preempt future disputes after the commission’s award, which will have the force of law and may transfer populations between jurisdictions.
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Judicial Committee
British, Privy Council
Irish Boundary Commission
Hugh Kennedy
Supreme Court
Fres Stata.ja
Boundary Commission
Ith
Ony
Ulster
Empire
New World’s Record Listing Life Insurance Applications
Nashville Tenn reports a new world record for life insurance applications with 176 submissions. The tally cites H Hammond of Nad Nilles as a standout, referencing June activity and multiple policy entries across the United States.
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Nashville
Tenn
H. Hammond
Nad Nilles
Rotary Club Hosts Noted Luncheon on City Work
Kingsport Tennessee Rotary Club heard fifteen prominent businessmen and professionals explain why they left their native states for Kingsport. The club outlined goals for the year including work with crippled and underprivileged children and securing better roads into the city.
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Kingaport
Union
Rotary
Kingsport
Tennessee
Theae Addressey
Clil
Rotarians
Fuikome
HH. Thickens
Thickene Way
Wisconsin
I. M. Fuller
Apedial
Rotary Club
Good ‘Roads
Rotary, Club
Blountville
Monsday
Horst Creek
Daile Street
Tennessee Eastman Corporation
Ism
Good Roads Committee
Hila
Mr. Smith
Presty
J. Palmer
Prayer Laws and Industry Reaps
Adda C Hail argues prayer paired with effort yields results. Laziness or reliance on luck hinders success while honest effort earns opportunity and promotion. Work ethic and perseverance align with faith, as God assists those who help themselves.
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Adda C
Holy Pilgrim Journey To Tai Shan Draws Thousands
Chinese pilgrims begin an annual trek after the new year to Tai Shan. Worshippers visit temples in Taishan city then climb the mile high ascent. Women with bound feet form a notable portion of pilgrims as officials and missionaries preach at the central temple.
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Taidatu
China
Tai Shan
China Press
Rigalonar
Pilgriov
Multilingual Worker in Berlin Night Shift
Flor ence Kilng Harding notes scarce earnings from eight language skills. Frau Biliskow works as a cashier in a Russian district Berlin night restaurant, husband a watchman seven nights a week from 7 p m to 8 a m. Their labor yields two small rooms and enough to eat and wear though real work is not ideal, as recalled by a former general in Emperor Nicholas era. The memorial volume from Seattle Prosd Clubs honors memory of Pratigent Herding with public tributes and articles from contributors.
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Prana
Berlin
Frau Biliskow
Nicholas
Maida
Harding
Seattle
Seetties
Inc! Seyttie
Mra
Florence Kilng- Harding
Thei-douk
Anticles Byccontributims
Davis Gets Busy With Campaign
John W. Daviss returns to New York from Locust Valley to organize the national committee and assume as chairman of his presidential campaign. He talks with Cordell Hull and party leaders, gives his first public address, and plans a quiet weekend at home. Bryan affirms support. questions persist about W McAdoo and a potential split with Hearst reported by the New York World.
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New York
Locust Valley
John W. Daviss
National Committee
Cordell Hull
Curonin
J. Davis
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Charles W
Davis
W.i McAdoo
New York World’ Today
McAdoo
William Randolph Hearst
Millionaires Fined and Jailed in Brewery Case
Chicago defendants Terry Druggan and Frank Lake, reputed millionaire brewers, were sentenced to one year in jail and fined $1,000 each in federal court for contempt of court. The charge stemmed from removing four carloads of beer after a federal injunction closed the plant. Druggan, once linked to the valley gang, rose to own and operate several breweries.
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Chicago
Terry Druggan
Frank Lake
Druggan
Valley Gang
Fro 2
Fliers Reach Constantinople After World Flight
The American army flyers who completed a world flight arrived in Constantinople yesterday in good health. The group landed after a long, perilous journey and were welcomed as they continued their historic mission.
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Constantinople
Explosion damages Joliet street church amid bombing blame
Police attribute the dynamite blast to bootleggers at Otto Street Methodist Church in Joliet. Pastor Henry E. Rompel, city leader, was on a European tour. no injuries were reported.
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Joliet, IU
Otto
Street Methodist Church
Henry E. Rompel
Denhart Acting Governor In Governor Fields Absence
Governor Fields telegraphed from North Carolina that Lieutenant Governor Denhart would act as governor until his return next week. Senator Perry had acted as governor during Fields and Denhart's absence at the Democratic convention.
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Frankfort
Fields
North Carolina
Denhart
Perry
Knoxville preacher on trial for murder in Green shooting
In Knoxville Tennessee Rev. W C Gaunt a preacher accused of raiding fired at Anderson Green a rum runner who died from his wounds during an officer encounter Sam Bailey testified at Gaunt's murder trial Green died from the gunshot wounds Gaunt faces murder charges related to the incident.
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Knoxville
Tenn
W C. Gaunt
Anderson Green
Gant
Green
Better Days With Davis Slogan Debuts In Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky officials welcomed a new Democratic slogan Better Days With Davis offered by John As Goodman clerk of the court of appeals as a rejoinder to Keep Cool With Coolidge Officials greeted arrivals at the governor office with the slogan in a formal reception setting
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Frankfort
Davis
John As. Goodman
Court of Appeals
Coolidge
Barrett Indicted for Murder in Kentucky Case
Lexington grand jury returns an indictment charging D. O. Barrett, former Eastern State Hospital attendant, with murder for beating Knox county man John Johnson. Barrett denies the charges and will be arraigned tomorrow.
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Lexington
D.’ OR
Barrett
Eastern State Hospital
John Johnson
Knox County
Johnson
Sale of Stamps Suspended in Washington Treasury Order
Washington treasury suspends all sales of savings certificate stamps effective July 15. Acting Secretary Winston announced the move as market conditions prompted treasury policy to avoid paying 12 percent interest on saving securities.
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Treasury
Treasury Savings
Winston
Pauch Owen
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