Lemons Bound Over to Court on First Degree Murder Charge
John Lemons is bound over to the circuit court without bond for first degree murder in the shooting death of Robert Kyle at Lemons home near Kingsport. The hearing featured the mute wife of the defendant, testimony from Deputy Parrott and Dr. Tipton, and Kyle's deathbed statement read by Worley.
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Lemons
John Lemons
Robert Kyle
Kingsport
James R. Worley
Blountville
Joe Thomas
Parrott
Walker Nelms
Kyte
Poison Phone Drives Wife to Suicide in McKee's Rocks
In McKee's Rocks near Pittsburgh, Anna Nolte, 33, wife of the borough engineer, killed herself after months of threatening telephone calls. The messages alleged her husband’s infidelity and intensified until she, temporarily insane, took chloride of mercury tablets. Police seek the anonymous callers behind the "poison phone" scheme.
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Pittsburgh
Wes
McKee
Anna Nolte
McKee’s Rocks
Ohio Valley
Nolte
Ohio Valley Hospital
Crops Improve Rapidly Says Tennessee Official
Nashville report quotes Homer Hancock commissioner of agriculture praising rapid crop improvement. He notes ideal weather for plowing and hay and urges every farm to keep at least a small flock of sheep as the safest farmer investment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Homer Hancock
Hancock
Lemons Trial Tied to Wounds Blood Stains and Bullets
Dr. Marsh and Dr. Tipton gave similar testimony on wounds and Kyle deathbed statement. Sevier Roller corroborated blood stains and two bullets that pierced the window glass at the Lemons home. Mrs Lemons cannot meet a $1000 bond and is jailed with her husband ahead of a September Sullivan County Circuit Court session.
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Parrott
Lemons
Kyle
Worley
T. Herndon
Bob Kyle
Smith
Blountville
Sullivan County
New Brick Garage To Rise On Market Street Monday
Pyle and Fuller announce start of a new brick garage on Market Street beside an ongoing building. The 30 by 105 foot lot sells for 6500 with total project cost about 11680. Ketron and Ligon will operate the shop once completed within 60 days. Allen Dryden is architect. Pyle Brothers handle construction.
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Market Street
P. Pyle
Irwin Fuller
Mr. Pyle
Pyle
Fuller
S. G. Kelron
5. G. Ligon
Commerce Street
Ketron
Ligon
Pyle Brothers
Allen Dryden
Pyle and
Extension Agents Confer on Tennessee Agricultural Plan
In Nashville sixty extension workers met with A B Harmon to outline a progressive Middle Tennessee agriculture program. Topics included legume lime cover crops for soil, community project leaders for county demonstrations, green feeds for lambs, cover crops for tobacco cotton and sweet potatoes, and feeds and pastures for dairy cattle. The group toured a baseball game won by the Vals.
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Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
A. B Harmon
C. E. Brehm
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
C. A. Hutton
Tennessee
Vals
University Extension Service
Harmon
Merchants Discuss Uniform Closing Hour in Kingsport
Kingsport retailers at the Community Y meeting debated enforcing a seven o clock closing time. While some stores had slipped past the hour, the majority pledged to adhere to it, noting improved home time and service without lowering trade. The ruling exempts grocery stores and a planned dollar day sale next week was also discussed.
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Kingsport
White to face forgery charge after arrest in Kingsport
Hobart White was arrested around 6 30 pm Tuesday by Officer Bernie Hampton on forgery charges. He is jailed awaiting a hearing before Judge E D Smith. The bogus check for 20 dollars bears John Preston's name and was reportedly signed by a Negro man. White, a single white male about 18 to 20, will be represented by Dodson and Ferguson.
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Hobart White
Bernie Hampton
E. D. Smith
White
Bain’s
Fuller’s
Cincinnati Bargain Store
Bank of Kingsport
John Preston
Dodson and Ferguson
Sunday School Clinic Set at First Baptist Owensboro
A Sunday school clinic will be conducted at the First Baptist church Owensboro Kentucky on August 5 2 to give Baptist workers a study in Sunday school building Baptist headquarters announced in Nashville Tennessee.
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Nashville,Tenn
First Baptist Church
Owensboro
Baptist
Freels Attends Tennessee Pharmacists Convention
Dr. W. B. Freels of Clinchfield Drug Company attended the Tennessee Pharmaceutical Association convention at Tate Springs. The event ran Monday through Wednesday with about 250 pharmacists present and speeches by prominent figures including Senators John K. Shields and Kenneth D. McKellar.
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W. B. Freels
Clinchfield Drug Company
Tennessee Pharmaceutical Association
Tate Springs
John K. Shields
Kenneth D. McKellar
Knoxville convention to entertain journalists in October
Representatives of the State Press and Author's Club will be entertained in Knoxville in October. The convention features luncheon, an evening musicale, informal entertainment, and several stunts. Local club committees are set to perfect the program and arrangements.
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Knoxville
Tenn
State Press and Author’s Club
Barrett and Company Plans for Eventualities Stoked by Cash Shipment
Augusta, Georgia based Barrett and Company unable to meet obligations as a three and a half million dollar currency shipment from the Federal Reserve Bank at Atlanta arrives to “prepare for eventualities.” The Barret firm, a major southern cotton processor, faces impacts felt across the Southeast as broker Frank H Barret of Augusta reportedly fails to meet commitments and asks to sell his Cotton Exchange seat.
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Augusta
F. W. Barrett
Barrett and Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Atlanta
Barret
South
New York
Frank H. Barret
Barrett
Cotton Exchange
German mark continues to drop on markets
The German mark again fell in New York trading as it slid to four hundred thousand per American dollar and about two dollars and fifty cents for one million marks, reflecting ongoing devaluation.
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New York
Cross Continent Flight Abandoned for Year
Washington reports the United States Army Air Service will delay a daylight cross continental flight after Lieutenant Maughan failed twice. The attempt is put off for one year due to the shortened daylight period.
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Washington
United States Army Air Service
Maughan
Miners Favor Nationalization of Coal Industries
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania District No. 1 United Mine Workers of America at its bi-ennial convention adopted a resolution favoring nationalization of coal industries.
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Wilkes-Barre
United Mine Workers of America
Seasonal requirements indicate strong banking position
The Federal Reserve Board declared in an official review that seasonal requirements for credit to move crops and finance harvesting show banking system strength.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Villa Shot Dead at His Camatillo Ranch
El Paso dispatches report General Francisco Villa was shot and killed at his home in Camatillo Chihuahua early today. He was killed by his secretary Miguel Trillo in a sudden attack, triggering a fierce local rebellion and subsequent fighting. Trillo was killed by Villa loyalists as clashes continued.
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Francisco Villa
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua City
Pershing
Camatillo
Chihuahua
Francisco Pancho
Villa
Samutillo
Miguel Trillo
Trillo
Anti-Saloon League Leader Indicted for Grand Larceny
New York Grand Jury indicted William A. Anderson, superintendent of the New York Anti-Saloon League, on grand larceny and forgery charges and called for a Legislative probe of the League since 1913. The case cites alleged split commissions and about $10,000 in total speculation. Anderson pled not guilty and was held on $5,000 bail.
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Anti-Saloon League
New York
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Wm. Roller
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Lemon
Wm. Leedy
the Times
Henry Stapleton
Sam
Dave Overbey
Overbey
Jim Overbey
Dave
Henry Kilgore
Mate
Associated Press
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