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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1925

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Devastating Wind Takes Many Lives In Minnesota

A Minnesota storm leaves five dead at Carver as the park pavilion collapses and several others are injured. Torrential wind and rain damage buildings and rail infrastructure across multiple towns amid a storm system touching Chicago and western states.

Minneapolis Minn Minnesota Carver County Park

Nemesis of Bedbug Found in Tiny Manitoba Scorpion

Winnipeg Manitoba. A scorpion named by Prof. W. W. Jackson of Manitoba Agricultural College is said to kill bedbugs. The small creature, brought in by a boy after a radio broadcast, has reportedly proven a bedbug slayer with no harmful bite to humans. The scorpion has spread across Manitoba and lacks a tail unlike tropical varieties.

Winnipeg Man W. W. Jackson Manitoba Agricultural College Jackson Radio Hig Manitoba Tropics

Poland and Czechslovakia Agree on Arbitration Pact

Geneva June 2 Polish circles at the League of Nations report that the Warsaw arbitration pact with Czechoslovakia rests on Geneva peace protocol principles. The accord provides a method to settle disputes, with a five-member commission and a Swiss president if needed. Decisions are non binding unless parties accept them.

Geneva League of Nations Warsaw Poland Czechslovakia Switzerland Partis

Negro Janitor Held in Kane Murder Case

William Brassfield a negro janitor was identified as the man seen near the vacant lot in Brooklyn where Florence Kane’s battered body was found. Miss Trene Coyne identified him from a car ride with three companions. Brassfield was held without bail in homicide court. records show a 1912 burglary and assault conviction involving a school principal’s wife.

Thow Associated Terran New York Jame 8 William Brassfield Brooklyn Florence Kane Trene Coyne Miss Kane Brass#ald

Venturesome Aviator Plans Long Hydroplane Flight

Marquis Francesco De Pinedo aims to pilot a hydroplane from Italy across Europe India China Japan and Australia to prove hydroplanes suit long distance commercial flying and showcase Italian youth and daring. The 35 year old Neapolitan has wartime valor medals and plans 73 laps totaling 326 flying hours with daily ten hour ambitions aided by natives for emergencies.

Marquis Francesco de Pinedo Europe India China Japan Australia Italy United States de Pinedy Greece Turkey England Welland Portugal France Persia Siam de Pinelo Campanelli

Woman Shot and Killed in Chicago

In Chicago on June 3 Mrs Celial Rose aged 27 was shot and killed. A boarder Jas Cody is held for questioning after a 16 month old baby allegedly discharged the automatic revolver. The husband his parents and a brother were also detained. Cody was the sole eyewitness.

Treen Chicago Celial Rose Loy Diy Jas. Cody Cody

Paris Salon of 1925 Shows Normal Tone In French Painting

The 1925 Paris Salon presents a steady, conventional French painting selection. Critics praise a wise owl sculpture outside the venue as a metaphor for good judgment guiding visitors inside. The article notes the cooperative effort of art societies behind the exhibit and acknowledgesFaculty involvement in the display.

Paris Pena

Caldwell Circuit Dismisses Cases Amid City Officials Probe

By agreement of all parties the Caldwell circuit court dismissed the remaining cases against the city and county officials tied to the dry crusade protests. The grand jury kept inspecting the courthouse blast from yesterday, with officials speculating the explosion was the work of a lone dynamiting bug unconnected to local factions.

Princeton W. Va Caldwell Court House

Exposition art drive forces move to Tuileries gardens

The International Exposition of Decorative Arts displaced the Grand Palais exhibitions. Exhibitors retreated to temporary barracks by the Scing near the Tuileries, occupying about half their Champs Elysees space. Art lovers view this as a happy accident highlighting contrasts between classical and modern trends.

Grand Palais Tuileries Gardens Champs Elysees Ion

Conditions Improve in St Louis Federal Reserve District

The June review from the St Louis Federal Reserve Bank notes betterment in conditions with improved psychology due to seasonable weather and good crop progress. Retail and wholesale activity rise as consumer goods move to markets, construction rebounds, and early fruits show strong market demand, while coal remains dull and river shipments edge up from March.

St. Louis Wighth Podern Reserve New Orleans

Art Show Reflects War’s Waning Influence on War Themes

The canvas display favors wholesome subject matter and realistic portrayal, avoiding overt war glorification. Portraits of women rise in refinement while nude forms stay discreet. Sculpture shifts away from battlefield monuments, hinting at stricter jury cuts and renewed artistic rigor.

Tate

War veterans to hold convention in Omaha

Omaha hosts the fifth annual national convention of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War from June 21 to 27. Over 50 blind veterans led by Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn will march in a parade June 23, with dignitaries including National Commander Frank N. Gwin presiding at the opening session June 22 in the municipal auditorium.

Omaha Nebr America Legion of Atlantic City N. J D. A. Vi W. W Michael Aaronsohn Cincinnati The Disabled American Veterans George Calvert Syracuse Ernestine Schumann- Heink Gold Mothat Obama’s Municipal Auditorium Frank N. Gwin

Market News Fragment Reports Mixed Livestock Prices

Fragmentary OCR notes show live cattle and hogs pricing with scattered figures for hogs and sheep. Mentions include cattle and sheep price references but lack complete data or context for a full price picture.

Shanghai in turmoil as protests trigger deadly clashes

Shanghai remains on edge with two outbreaks today. police fire. two killed and many wounded. Banks closed. stores boarded up. rationing of food. troops search arms at Japanese mills. American sailors guard water works and search two department stores linked to hotels. Sniper risk feared.

Treas Shanghai Jehptecor Siikers

Canton Faces Grave Troop Movement Disrupts Rail Service

June 3 Canton reports extensive troop movements with train service halted on all rail lines into the city. The situation is described as extremely grave by authorities and observers.

Canton China

Eight Injured In Interurban Wreck Near Cassville

Eight people were injured in a collision between two Union Traction interurban cars near Cassville Indiana five miles north of hhokomo. One car was an Indianapolis to Fort Wayne limited and the other a south bound local. Fire followed the wreck and passengers along with Nickel Plate crew rescued the injured. Victims were taken to Peru by train. The crash happened on a sharp 21 yard curve.

Associated Press Peru Ind

Leaves Sum To Murder by The Associated Press

Belfast reports a 290-year-old Fermanagh farmer John Mc Connell was murdered by his man servant Patrick Murphy who had demanded 250 dollars. Murphy is serving a life sentence.

Belfast John McConnell Fermanagh Patrick Murphy Murphy

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