Bernstein to sue Ford over Dearborn Independent article
Jewish editor Herman Bernstein announces libel action against Henry Ford over a Dearborn Independent piece alleging Jewish conspiracy. Bernstein, represented by Samuel Untermyer, seeks service in Michigan and accuses Ford of bigotry while promising public redress and exposure of anti Jewish propaganda.
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New York
Herman Bernstein
Jewish Tribune
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Universal News Service
Times Subscribers Urged to Notify Missed Deliveries
Please notify The Times office of any missed deliveries in Kingsport. Six city routes cover every house. if you have not received your paper, inform us to trace the trouble. Subscriptions available today with next issue. Call 136.
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The
Times
Kingsport
Tennessee Farmer Sees Bad Season
A Tennessee farmer battles relentless rains a late planting season and weed trouble yet reports strong farmwork in June. G L Morris notes yields may still be fair. oats rusted, wheat and potatoes fair, tobacco rising, hay harvest rapid, pastures in good shape, overall conditions mixed.
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Tennessee
Beck
Jim
G.L. Morris
Middle
West Tennessee
East Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Miner Grover Owens Dies in Betsy Lane Mine
Grover Owens formerly of Kingsport was killed in a coal mine accident at Betsy Lane Kentucky on July 10. His body returned home for burial in Old Kingsport Cemetery. He was 28, married nine years to Bessie Basker with a daughter Mildred aged seven. Survived by mother and two sisters and a brother. Community expresses sympathy.
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Grover Owens
Kingsport
Betsy Lane
Old Kingsport
Mr. Owens
Bessie Basker
Mildred
Rye Basis Of Doctor's Fees In Borna Germany
Berlin Rye will be the basis for physicians fees in Borna Saxony near Leipzig. Pre war valuation will govern charges but rye price shifts from 10 to 25 marks per centner. Medical men will compute fees using the higher rate to reflect current conditions.
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Rye
Associated Press
Berlin
Borna
Saxony
Leipzig
Rockefeller in good health marks 84th milestone
John D. Rockefeller, 84, attended Pocantico Hills Community Church in the morning and greeted neighbors in the afternoon on his birthday. He joked about feeling fine, mingled with townspeople, and gave buffalo nickels to children while posing for photos with reporters and photographers.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Rockefeller
Hugh Darsie
Robert Irving Hunter
Burtis Hunter
Valhalla
Mr. Rockefeller
Robert
Orlando
Permanent Organization Formed By Kingsport Tobacco Market Inc
A stockholders meeting at the Community center approved the charter received from county officials in Blountville. J E Miller was named president and J W Dobyns VP. A building committee led by C E Brooks was formed to start construction on a large warehouse next week, while stock sales continue with expected quick completion.
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Kingsport Tobacco Market, Inc
Coporation
Blountville
J. Fred Johnson
I. M. Fuller
J. B. Nall
C. E. Brooks
J. M. Cross
M. L. Simmerman
J. E
J. H. Thickens
A. N. Dryden
J. E. Miller
J. W. Dobyns
A. D. Brockman
H. H. Pearch
W. R. Jennings
Inclined Railway Trestle Burns at Mount Beacon
The Mount Beacon Inclined Railway trestle at Newburgh, New York, which climbs Mount Beacon across the Hudson River, was burned. No injuries reported. A fire department response contained the blaze and investigators will inspect the structure.
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Associated Press
Newburgh
N. Y
Mount Beacon
Hudson River
John Kelly Surrenders After Escape From Penland Camp Near Boone
John Kelly a 29 year old prisoner and one of four fugitives who escaped from the state road camp near Penland N C surrendered to Deputy Sheriff William Reedy Tuesday night and was jailed in Johnson City. He wore worn convict garb altered with grease and said Mallory instigated the plan. Kelly planned to serve the rest of his term and returned to authorities to avoid starvation.
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John Kelly
State Road
Penland
N. C
William Reedy
Johnson City
Kelly
Mallory
Sneed
Reddick
Reedy
Dublin County
Malory
Fire ruins trestle and draws crowds on Hudson mountaintop
A cigar stub sparked an early morning fire on a mountain trestle near Beacon. Firefighters fought the blaze as engines derailed and two stalled cars burned across more than 200 feet of track. Despite the danger, 2000 to 4000 visitors climbed to view the flames, with many returning after dark. one woman injured her ankle during the ascent.
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Beacon
Hudson Valley
Cataract surgery method from 2500 years ago still used today
A historical note states that two thousand five hundred years ago Hindoos performed cataract operations by a method that survives in modern practice. The observation links ancient Indian medical skill to contemporary ophthalmic techniques.
New York Faces Constant Fire Risk Averages A Fire Every 21 Minutes
Figures show New York averages one fire every 21 minutes around the clock, highlighting persistent risk across day and night. Fire department data underscore ongoing demand for resources, training, and public vigilance in dense urban settings.
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New York
Memphis Special Derailment Kills One, Injures About Thirty
A Memphis Special train on the Southern Railway derailed near Larkinsville Alabama. One man killed and about thirty injured with ten or more in critical condition sent to Huntsville Hospital. Local rescue teams scrambled to assist passengers. The cause of the crash remained under investigation.
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Memphis
Alabama
Southern Railway
Larkinsville
Ala
University of Chicago students questioned in Campbell case
Four University of Chicago students were questioned by police after the body of Elsie Campbell, a waitress, was found in front of a student boarding house. She had been brought to a room, disrobed, and placed in a bath robe before a door was locked. Harry Schofield, a university graduate, testified he induced her to come to the room. An restaurant employee said she had been despondent and acting queerly recently.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Elsie Campbell
Harry Schofield
University
David Lamberg
Lamberg
French occupy German towns near Coblenz and Ruhr
Reports state Leimurg near Coblenz and Bermen are under French occupation as a permanent presence. The industrial cities Elberfield and Bermen are described as occupied edge towns near the Ruhr, with Berlin noting evacuations after a seizure of eight million marks and several officials taken as hostages.
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Dusselsdorf
Leimurg
Coblenz
Bermen
Berlin
Elberfield
Ruh
Duesselsdorf
Eberfield
Ruhr
Lady Astor's Liquor Bill Passes Third Reading
London Lady Astor's bill restricting liquor sales to persons under eighteen passed third and final reading in the House of Commons by a vote of 250 to 10. The measure aims to curb access to intoxicants for minors and reflects ongoing temperance policy debates in Parliament.
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Lady Astor
London
House of Commons
Senator Dillingham Dead in Vermont
Montpelier reports the death of United States Senator William Dillingham of Vermont late last night. The veteran lawmaker served decades in Congress and influenced national policy. Vermont leaders expressed condolences as the state mourns a prominent political figure.
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Montpelier
Vermont
United States
William Dillingham
Great Britain Awaits Reply on Reparations
The report notes Britain's anticipation of the Allied reply on reparations. Parliament discussed world opinion and Germany's positions as officials consider an impartial international audit proposal linked to Secretary Hughes.
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Great Britain
Baldwin
London
House of Commons
Hughes
Germany
Bride Dies From Injuries After Garden Hose Accident
May Elizabeth Myers, sixteen, a bride of today, died from internal injuries received Monday after a garden hose accident in the yard at home in Louisville seven months after the wedding.
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May Elizabeth Myers
Mona
Louisville
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