Reece injured in auto crash near Rutledge Tennessee
The Associated Press reports Congressman Carroll B. Reece of the First District and Mrs. Reece were injured when their automobile overturned near Rutledge Grainger County. Reece is reported to be recovering with facial bruises and a cut lip, while Mrs. Reece broke a collarbone. Ambulances rushed to the scene and both were taken to Riverside Hospital in Knoxville for treatment.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Carroll B. Reeca
Tunkessee
Congressman Reece
Aeete
Riverside Hospital
Reece
Mra
Butler
Johnson County
Mixa-Louise D. Goff
Washington, D. C
Newport
Tazewell
Claiborne County
Andemiene
Guy D. Golf
Clarksburg
W.va
Riverside
Steve Bruncett
Con
Aresaming
Itv
Masa
Wreckayre
Ruledge
Marshall
Lo Marshal
Ima
Hla
Rapid Increase of Autos in This State Reported
Tennessee faces surging auto registrations with projections of one vehicle per seven to six residents by 1933 and a total around 857,000 by then. State highway officials link rising funds from license fees to highway financing, noting 1924 194,000 registrations and 1929 revenue near 2.05 million, amid higher growth than 1928. California’s 2088 figure cited for comparison.
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Associated
Peen
Nashville
Tenn
State Highway Department
Pontine
Tennessee
California
Tennessee Woman's Press and Authors Club Convention Postponed
The 24th annual Tennessee Woman's Press and Authors Club convention is postponed from August 7 to August 16 and August 1 due to county elections. Assembly Inn in Monteagle will host with Mrs Vera Austelle, Monteagle Woman's Association president, as hostess to delegates.
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Monteigle, Tenn
Tennessee Woomen's Presa
Author's Club
Assembly Inn
Vera Austelle
Monteagle Woman's Association
Speaking dates set for Reece allies campaign circuit
Conflicted wording from Allen and Jones reveals that speaking engagements promoting Reece will be handled by friends of the congressman. A change in statements is noted by the Journal and Tribune, as Allen confirms Jones will proceed with the speaking tour to inform voters of Reece’s three year record.
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Reece
Journal
Tribune
Congress
Reeed
Allen
Ben Allen
Jonesy
Jones
Revco
Tizewell
Revo
Novia
Ty Jones
Capitol Notes: Georgia seeks return of missing minor and pardons granted
The governor of Georgia requests the return of Dewey Halland, charged with abandoning a minor, while pardons are granted for C. C. Lowe of Shelby County for saving an officer in a raid and Garrett of Marshall County for liquor law violations. The piece covers prison escapes, demonstrations for negro midwives in Tennessee, and a Polk relics collection moving to the state capitol museum.
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Armaciatad ‘Pram
Nashville
Tenn
Peny
Georgia
Dewey Halland
C.C. Lowe
Shelby County
Garrett
Marshall County
Ley
State Capitol
James K. Polk
Capitol
George W. Fall
Polk
War Memorial
Fall
Rollin A H. Grant
New York City
Folk
Harle
Sealey
Poll
Mra
White House
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
State Museum
Capital
Jones Spoke to Crowd at Erwin Courthouse
Congressman candidate W. I. Jones spoke at the Erwin courthouse Saturday night to a full house. He attacked incumbent Reece, challenging his record four times and accusing Reece of evasion, inviting listeners to verify his charges and promising to withdraw if misrepresented. Voters in Johnson City will hear him again on August 6.
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Reece
Major Devine
Mr. Reece
Congress
Johnson City
Legion Dist Meet at Johnson City Opens Convention
National Legion leaders including John R. Quinn and Richard E. Enright will attend the Tennessee convention August 18 to 20 in Johnson City. The event features christening of the John Sevier Hotel, headquarters setup, and a program at the Senatorium with notable speakers and guests from several states and national groups.
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Associated Prem
Johnson City
Tenn
John R. Quinn
New York
Richard E Enright
American Legion
J. G. Lima
Maryville
Guy H. May
Veteran's Bureau
Nashville
Senatorium
America
Strate
Chevaux
Legion “Shrine
Legion
Richard E. Enright
Police
New York City
Alyin’ York
Fentress County
Gordon Browning
Carroll "Reece
Tennyssee
Congressional Legionnaires
John Enzer
Chattanooga
Part
Geo. L. Berry
M. Brison
Washington, D. C
Veterans Bureau
Hepner
Atlanta
Southern Red Cross
Watson
Millex
of the Legion
Tennessee farm rally and bank settlement notes
The Times-Want Ade ment reports on a bank settlement plan to repay depositors under 1000 in full and pro rata on larger deposits. It also covers capture of Torrance Smith, a convict held for bigamy, and a Tennessee cooperative sheep sale with 166 pure bred rams averaging 40 dollars, led by Hampshire and Southdown breeds, plus beardless barley award news and Home Demonstration impact showing 790 homes named in May across 26 counties.
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McConnell
Nashville
C. C. .Flonery
Agricultural Division
Service
University of Tennessee
Tennessee Sheep Growers Association
Tennessee
Kentucky
Homer Hancock
Commissioner‘of Agriculture
Lebanon
Mx. Hancock
W. H. “Carpenter
Iti
Botep Boiford
Wilson
Naghville
Wansal Iatert
Missing Word Contest Reaches Fifth Week in Times
The Times reports ongoing interest in the missing word contest now in its fifth week. A few participants have guessed all five missing words correctly, with a prior year's winner receiving only eleven points.
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Thorbwelverijey
Carnegie Corporation Adds Eight Million to Pittsburgh Institute Endowment
New York the Carnegie Corporation of New York added 8 million dollars to the endowment of education work at the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh. The gift increases the foundation’s support for programs in teaching, research, and public education.
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New York
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Institute At
Pittsburgh
No Trace Of Missing Child In Cleveland Case
A five year old girl Dorothy Blanchard is missing and police believe she was kidnapped. Nurse Phoebe Wood is charged in a police court with kidnapping and a warrant is out. The search has spread to Detroit and Ann Arbor where Wood has relatives. Descriptive circulars are being prepared for a likely national search before the child is returned to her mother.
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Cleveland
Dorothy Blanchard
Phoebe Wood
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Aerial Mapping of Kentucky by Army Airplane
An army airplane piloted by United States service officers began aerial mapping of Kentucky as a precaution for national guard emergencies. The craft departed London in Laurel County and another plane awaited to transport the adjutant general to Western Kentucky if coal mining trouble escalated.
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Frankfort
United States Die Service
Kentucky
National Guard
Kehoe
London
Laurel County
Jersey Bull Gores Man at Harrodsburg County Fair
A Jersey bull at the Harrodsburg Kentucky county fair gored Stephen Sampson while he adjusted a chain to lead the animal to water. The same bull had gored another man six weeks earlier. The owner planned to withdraw the animal from the fair and have it dehorned. The victim received numerous injuries.
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Harrodsburg
Stephen Sampson
Conference fails to agree on Dawes plan loan security
Paris silent as France learns in London that the conference failed to reach accord with British and American banking interests on security for the Dawes plan loan to Germany.
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Paris
London
Germany
Leopold and Loeb Trial Reads Confessions in Court
Chicago courtroom hears progress in Leopold and Loeb confessions for the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks. The pair show little emotion as testimony is read in a low voice, with stenographers the only listeners able to understand portions. The session includes a long letter from Leopold to Loeb and ends at noon with reading only partly finished as women fill the audience.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Leopold
Loeb
La Follette demands explanation from tariff cost study commission
Senator La Follette accused sugar interests of delaying the cost of production report and pressed the commission for an explanation. In Paris Kentucky, Mrs Laura Fleishman, wife of former Cincinnati mayor Julius Fleishman, was granted a divorce on abandonment grounds. The decree reportedly included a $5,000,000 settlement for Mrs Fleishman.
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Washington, D. C
la Follette
Paris
Laura Fleishman
Julius Fleishman
Cincinnati
America
Yeast King
Fleishman
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Brown
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Maury County
Peoples’ Bank
Springfold
Ofanks
Mc‘Connell
Commerce Union Bank
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Milton Dolinés
Conner
Creery Slate
Te Tugbat
AE. Erwin
Kingsport Legionnaire
the Times
Trenton
Gibson County
Pope
Abion County
Oliver Perry
East Tennessee
A. A. Deakenu
Jonesboro
Washington County
O. W. Dynes
East Tenn
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Aerial Mapping OF
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Sydney
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British Empire Steel Corporation
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