Russia May Help Plot China Turmoil Says AP
Washington june 5 information reached the associated press pointing to direct Russian soviet participation in the impending armed struggle for control of all china. preparations indicate a civil war of major proportions centering in the northern provinces and possibly a war between japan and russia with supplies from moscow and tokio.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Japan
Russia
Moscow
Tokio
Feng Yuhsing
Chang Tsolin
Feng
Magnolia
Cunningham
Shanghai
Vice-Counsul
Peking
Columbia University Head Urges Graduates to Score Fanaticism
The 171st Columbia University commencement awarded 3,543 graduates in 1925. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler condemned Tennessee and Indiana laws as affronts to popular intelligence and common liberties, warning such statutes erode respect for laws and civilizational progress.
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Associated Press
New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Tennessee
Butler
Indiana
Columbia
Smallpox Epidemic Spreads in Ballard County
Paducah June 5. Physicians regard the small pox situation at Barlow and Lacentor in Ballard County as serious. Lacentor has 11 cases under quarantine and the epidemic is reported spreading. Times Want Ads get results.
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Paducah
Barlow and Lacentor
Ballard County
Lacentor
Democrats Appear on Coming Ballot in Kentucky Race
Frankfort June 5 Democrats of Louisville who passed the state tax commission exam for county tax commissioner positions will appear on November ballots due to a court of appeals decision. The ruling affects county elections across Kentucky as Republicans had only passed in Jefferson County.
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Frankfort
Louisville
State Tax Commission
Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Markets Report Louisville June 5 Cattle and hog prices steady
Markets in Louisville on June 5 show cattle as 100 head slow and steady, hogs around 800 head steady with most between seven and thirteen ninety, sheep at 1500 with a quarter lower, springers 14 to 14 25, sheep 4.75 to 5, and bucks at 3.50 down. Also a political aside notes the quote about the constitution as more than a scrap of paper provoking argument.
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The
Associated Press
Louisville
Water Shortage Threatens City Demand Conservation Plan
Due to an unusually dry winter and spring with rainfall about eight inches below normal, the city faces a probable water shortage. Consumers are urged to avoid waste and lawn sprinkling will not be permitted after this date. Residents should cooperate with Utilities to prevent a shortage.
Heat Wave Deaths Sweep Nation Amid Storms
At least 151 people have died nationwide due to a heat wave and drowning storms. About 71 deaths occurred east of the Ohio, with the rest in the middle west and west. Four drownings were reported in Kentucky yesterday and today as officials warned of continued high temperatures for days.
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Ohio
Middle West
Louisville
Kentucky
Wagner back in Blountville jail for second trial
Kinnie Wagner, a former Kingsport officer slayer, was moved from the Knoxville jail to Blountville late yesterday under guard. He faces a second trial set to begin June 22 at Blountville. A gun found in a Knoxville cell prompted tighter security, and Wagner will not testify in his own defense.
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Kinnie Wagner
Kingsport
Knoxville
Blountville
Wagner
Joe Thomas
D. L. Heatherlin
Bristol
Barr
Standard Oil to Build Bulk Station in Rogersville
The Standard Oil Co. has bought a large tract from Henry R. Nelson along the Southern Railway line and will erekte a bulk station for gasoline and oil. A siding, warehouse, pump house, garage, three storage tanks are planned and completion is expected in about six weeks with H A Attrill in charge and Frank Hale serving as Rogersville representative.
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Boersville
Tenn
Standard Oil Co
Henry R. Nelson
Southern Railway
H. A. Attrill
Frank Hale
Rogersville
American Legion to Build Hut on Lee Highway
The American Legion plans a log hut on the Lee highway to serve as a club room. Logs donated by Mayor G. L. Berry will be used and Legion members will do the construction work.
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American Legion
Lee Highway
Legion
G. L. Berry
Plots Suppressed Reports Reach From Barcelona Bomb Link
Travelers report plots to bomb King Alfonso with a 175 pound device set to explode electronically. Fourteen young students and Catalan functionaries were arrested near Barcelona as authorities say news is being censored by Spanish papers. The plan targeted the royal train between Barcelona and Madrid.
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Perpignan
France
Barcelona
Alfonso
Madrid
City
Husband given 30 year sentence on charge of murder
The Pineville jury found Islam Alder guilty of killing his new wife Maggie whose body was found along the Cumberland river in 1918 near the Pineville depot. He was sentenced to life in prison. The verdict rested on circumstantial evidence as no eyewitnesses were identified.
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Islam Alder
Associated Press
Pineville
Maggie
Cumberland River
Alder
Whitley County
Lexington
F. E. Clark Addresses Kingsport Kiwanis on Child Welfare
F. E. Clark of Grundy Va spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon praising the club’s work for underprivileged children. He has run a school for 17 years in Grady, serving over 1,500 youths, with 237 current students and 300-plus denied admission due to capacity. He recounted a 13-year-old boy saved by admission, illustrating the need for help.
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Kiwanis Club
Kingsport
F. E. Clark
Grundy
Clark
Grady
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