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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1931

Page

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France Refuses Aid as German Crisis Deepens

Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Bruening and cabinet adjourned after an all night session over moves to avert a German crash. Bankers and Reichsbank President Luther joined talks seeking foreign currency control and possible currency seizure. Washington speculation noted as American officials said no French aid or intercession had been requested.

Berlin Chancelier Bruening Germany Washington Sacket Reichsbank Hans Luther Paris Luther Cat Home Safeguald Fhe Reichsbank Linn Tn Thslay Dlevisen shorbeLerm Bruening von Hindelbure Dr. Luther France Boersen

Fall Loses in His Long Fight to Escape Prison

Washington. Final defeat in his long struggle to escape prison came today to Albert B. Fall former interior secretary. Justice Bailey in the District of Columbia supreme court refused to suspend sentence because of Fall health. Fall was convicted in October 1929 of accepting a bribe of 100000 dollars from Edward L. Doheny to influence the Elk Hills naval oil lease to a Doheny company. He was sentenced to a year in jail and fined 100000 dollars. No pardon asked. Hoover’s censure of Harding betrayers was seen as likely to block any appeal. Two issues loom: whether Fall will accept a one year and one day sentence to permit transfer to a better climate prison. The idea followed from Justice Reiley.

Washington Albert B. Fall Harding Justice Bailey District of Columbia Supreme Court Fall Edward L. Doheny Elk Hills Calif Naval Oil Reserve Doheny Hoover Fall Pose Attornney Thim Justine Reiley

Jefferson Davis Prohibition Views Found in Louisville Scrapbook

Letters by Jefferson Davis, Civil War president, on liberty and liquor prohibition were found in Louisville. Miss Gene Brashear, aiding a destitute family, uncovered the scrapbook from an old trunk. The Beauvoir missive dated June 20, 1887 references a Prohi Law.

Louisville Jefferson Davis Gene J. Brashear Beauvoir, Miss

Post Getty Will Try Slower Trip

Oklahoma City July 11 The two young men who circled the world in nine days may take their time on the next attempt Hall Oklahoma City man who sponsored the Winnie Mae flight said the fliers would re cross the Atlantic by steamer to visit European cities. They would return to New York from Claremore to map a nation wide tour preceding a European jaunt. The foreign itinerary may be extended world wide by slow stages Heil said.

Oklahoma City Hall Wiley Post Harold Getty Winnie Mae New York Claremore Oklo Heil

Britain backs disarmament at Albert Hall rally

London July 11 leaders of Britain three major parties joined in urging disarmament at the Geneva conference next spring. Prime Minister MacDonald Stanley Baldwin and Lloyd George spoke in support while about ten thousand listeners endorsed the call. A disruption by a stench bomb occurred early. Field Marshal Robertson urged a one year global reduction in armies navies and air forces.

London Great Britain Geneva Albert Hall MacDonald Stanley Baldwin Lloyd George William Robertson William

Birmingham in uproar over gang methods in price war

Birmingham Alabama July 11 Governor Miller declares war on gangster methods to curb bombings that killed two and injured twenty. A milk plant and barber shop were wrecked in a price war tied to milk and hair cut prices. Police question suspects tied to the Pure Milk plant bombing as authorities offer rewards and investigate threats.

Birmingham Ala BL M. Miller State Training School For City and County Commissions Iato Fred M. McDuffie Ho Bathay Milton McDuff Police Bureau “of Eldridge McCoy Pure Milk Company Soguitnn Ned van Merkestyn Richard Richardson J. D. Ammons Central Park Ammons Atlas Cewter Fopwleg

Reds Maneuver For Leadership Of Mill Strike

In Central Falls Rhode Island Polish American Citizens tried to seize control of a General Fabrics mill strike from Communist officials. Violence had unsettled the city earlier as the National Textile Workers Union and local organizers clashed, with threats of upcoming mass meetings to settle the dispute and National Guard units placed on alert.

Rhode Island Centrat Falls R. I General Fabrics Corporation Anna Berlac National Textile Workers Union (Communist Miss Berlac Teeopl J. Resimyski Morrow National Textile Workers National Guard Central Falls

New Value Fixed for Rail Systems

Washington July 11 The Interstate Commerce Commission set a tentative valuation of 21 691 000 000 for all class 1 railroads their non operating subsidiaries and switching and terminal companies as a basis for hearings on a 15 percent freight rate increase. The net book value without working capital was 9 565 000 000 for eastern lines 3 955 000 000 for southern lines and 9 998 000 000 for western lines with working capital the totals rise to 9 550 000 000 eastern 9 218 000 000 eastern carriers 5 758 000 000 southern and 8 615 000 000 western. The commission notes Canada United States railways inclusions and cites past rate requests and prior valuations.

Washington Interstate Commerce, Commission Today Canada United States Railways Southern Western Vastern Southern Roads Western Roads Easton SPN Southesn

Opening of U S Highway 23 Celebrated in Kingsport

A Friday celebration marks the Appalachian Scenic Highway opening. Stores except groceries and drug stores close 11:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., groceries 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., filling stations and restaurants stay open. Banks close at noon for the afternoon parade. Retail Merchants Association urges merchant attendance. a large Kingsport delegation will attend.

Retail Merchants Association Kingsport First National Bank of Kingsport The Lneiy

Urge legislation curb speculation in wheat market

Washington July 11. President Hoover denounces wheat speculators and is joined by two Senate Democrats and officials urging legislation to curb short selling. They say such trades depress prices and rob farmers of rightful income. Chicago prices closed a half cent lower, amid forecasts of 1931 production. A congressional probe precedes proposed farm board policy reforms to curb short selling during stress.

Washington Hoover Senate Democrats Department Chicago Farm Board Senate

Flight to Mexico City Postponed in New York

The planned takeoff for Seth Yerrington and Edward Maroney toward Mexico City was delayed from 8 30 p m to 5 p m next day. The youths began fueling their ship with only around 560 gallons in tanks by nightfall. The postponement followed an earlier hitch in plans and served as a dress rehearsal for a trans Atlantic attempt.

New York Daly Mexico City Seth Yerrington Edward Maroney Pades

Southwest Virginia Fox Hunters Meet Celebrates Hound Talent

The Southwest Virginia Fox Hunters Association gathered in Nicklesville with about 2000 attendees. Judge Alle A. Taylor Jr. and C. J. Swacker oversaw events as 60 purebred hounds entered. A M. B. Cox hound won the fox chase after a brief 0 second start, while J. We. Williams of Chilhowie took the fox horn contest by a wide margin. Second and third went to dogs belonging to A. R Myer and R. E. McAninch, with McAninch earning best pair honors. Roy Jayne showed the best dog under one year.

Nicklesville Southwest Virginia Fox Hunters Association Alle A. Taylor, Jr Alf A. Taylor, Sr Tennessee C. J. Swacker Wytheville M. B. Cox J. We. Williams Chilhowie Stott County J. R. Cowden A. R Myer R. E. McAningh Kingsport Mr. McAninch J.ou Lane W. Wolfe Roy Jayne Estines

Speed flight halted in Texas during rough weather

Mr and Mrs Asa Candler Jr of Atlanta Ga attempt a speed flight from Burbank California to Savannah Georgia halted in Dallas Texas due to bad weather. Captain Beeler Blevins piloted a six passenger low wing cabin plane that left Burbank at 5 08 p m PST and paused at El Paso at 12 15 p m CST with resumption planned tomorrow at 6 2 p m local time.

Dallas Tex Asa. Candler Atlanta Burbank Calif Savannah Beeler Blevins el Paso Texas Tada Wao Candler United States

Groom calls off society wedding in San Diego

San Diego July 11 A telegram from Lt William Deutermann on weekend leave calls off the engagement to Edwina Triplett Putman daughter of Lt Col and Mrs Rus sell B Putman of the marine base The Rev M L Kain read the ceremony plans but was informed the wedding will not proceed The bride to be went into seclusion and Deutermann asked his ship’s CO to announce postponement

San Diego Cal Edwina Triplett Putman Russell B. Putman Marine William V. Deutermann Putman M. L. Kain All Saints Episcopal Church Deutermann Fran. van Miss Putman Kk.c. Christian Deutermann Christian William Deutermann White Plains, N Annapolis

Four States to Be Represented at Celebration

Edwin P. Morrow ex governor of Kentucky will be principal speaker at the highway celebration on Friday July 17 at the Sullivan Washington county line. Judge Samuel Williams of Johnson City will introduce him. The event marks the completion of the Appalachian Scenic Highway United States Highway 28 linking Great Lakes to the Atlantic seaboard. Kentucky delegates from Ashland to Jenkins attend with highway officials from NC VA KY expected. A large crowd is anticipated with notable business leaders present. A motorcade from Kingsport to Ashland boosted publicity for the event.

Edwin P. Morrow Kentucky South Sullivans Washington County Samuel Willams Johnson City Tennessee Morrow Great Lakes Ohio Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Atlantic Seabard Prom Wilasat Blue Grass Ashland Jenkins Robert H. Baker Henry J. Herton Asheville N. C mid-West Atlantic Seaboard Mid- West Mooride Atlantic Kingsport Erwin A. D. Brockman

Weather Fair No Change Across Tennessee and Virginia

Tennessee shows fair conditions with a Sunday to Monday drift toward local thundershowers and little temperature change. Virginia remains fair through Sunday and likely Monday with no notable temperature shift. Readings were taken at 6 06 today for the preceding 24 hours by T C Harris USWO.

Tennessee Virginia Rudy T. C. Harris Usw.o

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Wade Werner Copsright Associated Press Castle White House Rapidan Albert Gatty Britain REDS U. S U.S. Highway 23 Merchants Association MR. and Mrs. Vallee Rudy Vallee Fay Webb Lindbergh Central Park’ West New York City Rudy Wearlings Maine Mexico Southwest W. V. Deutermann DE Boe Silly Swee Supreme Court Daisy de Boe Clara Bow Horton
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