Gold Bullets Synopsis of the Skull Valley tale
Andrew Ogden as Alex Peterson tells his son Jerry the last six hours of his life. Jerry, charged with robbing Joe Lundy, is held in a mine as a mob gathers outside to enforce miners’ law. Peterson tries to bargain for Jerry’s release, while Lundy pressures the crowd and guards to keep the boy imprisoned. The scene ends with tense standoffs as two sides weigh their fates.
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Andrew Ogden
Jerry
Alex Peterson
Skull Valley
Deacon
Peebles
Peterson
Joe Lundy
Alex
Lundy
Dad
Uncle Jerry
Burke
Fitch
Dillon
Webb
Uncle John
New Books Added to Kingsport Public Library Shelves
Kingsport Public Library announces 34 new titles across fiction non fiction and juvenile sections now available to the public. Titles include The Patient in Room 18 by Eberhart Kiff by David and master works such as Murder by the Clock and American Estimates. Decorative design volumes also join the holdings along with The Little Colonel series and various school arts publications.
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Kingsport Public Library
Houghton—Crisis
James—Sand
Kelly
Bette
Cozzina
Cockpit
Eberhart
Kohler
Lippman
Hergesheimer
Park
Rothery
New Roads
Old Virginia
Siebert
Canby
Bowie
Christ
Ellsbury
Harper—More
Hinkle—Gugle
Williams
Red Plume
Royal North West Mounted
Cork
Johnson
Little Colonel
Johnston
The
School Arts
Portland St. Worcester
Mass
Women's Club Holds Meeting at Dutch Tea Room
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at 7:00 pm in Broad Street's Dutch Tea Room. Officers discussed committee reports and plans for a July play while a Johnson City club invitation to a Roan Mountain breakfast was read.
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Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Broad Street
Johnson City
Roan Mountain
Christian Race Sermon At First Baptist Church
Rev Edgar Allen pastor selects Running the Christian Race as the morning subject for next Sunday's 10 45 am service at First Baptist Church The message ties in with world heroes and departed friends Evening services occur at the chautauqua tent with B Y P U at 7 00 pm All not in Sunday school invited to attend the Sunday school session
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Edgar Allen
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Sunday School
Car and Truck Have Collision on Watauga Street
A Chevrolet sedan driven by Claude Sumner and an Erskine truck driven by Bill Stone collided on Watauga Street in front of B. H. Baylor’s home about 9:00 this morning. Both vehicles were eastbound. the truck turned into a driveway, striking the Chevrolet. Fenders on both cars were badly bent. no injuries were reported.
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Claude Sumner
Bill Stone
Watauga Street
B. H. Baylor
Watauga
Chevrolet
None of them spoke Dad rolled a cigarette
A fragment from a 1929 William Mor row company piece notes a scene where none of the men spoke and a father figure rolls a cigarette, suggesting a quiet, contemplative moment within a family or social setting.
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Dad
William Morrow Company
Seven hours reprieve for Pet erson's brother
A night of horror unfolds as Alex Jerry's case continues in Jomasrow's chapter, detailing a tense sequence of events and the ongoing investigation. Strong names and a continuing narrative frame the piece as a serialized report.
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Peterson
Alex Jerry
Jomasrow
Redpath Chautauqua Opens Week With Filipino Collegians
The 1929 Redpath Chautauqua opened with a lively Filipino Collegians concert thrilling a large crowd. Montaville Flowers will lecture What Young America Is Thinking, a talk seen as vital for those tracking youth minds. Sun-Up, a powerful North Carolina drama, features Marie Parvey and explores World War II era upheaval in a mountain community.
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Flowers
America
Collegians
North Carolina
Marie Parvey
Cagle
Lulu Vollmer
France
New York City
London
Filipino troupe entertains Kiwanis. Penley walks again
The Filipino Collegians with a four piece string orchestra entertained the Kiwanis Club at the Kingsport Inn. Garvey Penley, a former hopeless cripple, walked into the luncheon using a cane and received a big ovation. Proceeds from the Chautauqua aid Penley’s vocational schooling and possibly his platform appearance. Season ticket sales lag but on sale through Monday. George Wilkerson won the attendance prize.
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Redpath Chautauqua
Kiwanis Club
Kingsport Inn
W. H. Reed
Garvey Penley
Garvey
Young Penley
Kingsport
George Wilkerson
Daily Program Schedule June 7 to 14 with concerts and lectures
A sequence of afternoon concerts and evening lectures spans June 7 through June 14. Highlights include Filipino Collegi ans performances and talks on What Young America Is Thinking, June 7. June 8 features Mardoni Compe ny and a New York cast in Sun-Up. June 10: Jackson Concert Artists and Poe try recital by Anne Campbell. June 11: Edna White trumpets with lectures England to India by Light Plane and The Governor Speaks by Mrs Tayloe Ross. June 12: Cathedral Choir and Making America Americans with Theodore Graham. June 13: Blue Danube Orchestra with Madame Balassa and Maria Mashir plus Keeping Ahead of the Headlines by Frederick M Snyder. June 14 offers John Bockewitz cartoon entertainment and Skidding with a New York cast.
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Blue Danbe
Frederick M. Snyder
Cartoon Entertainment
John Bockewitz
New York
Social notes from Sevier street and surrounding towns
Mrs. A Alley of Alley Valley Va visits daughter Mrs E B Cox and family on Sevier street while Mrs L F Cox of Ft Blackmore Va stays with her son E B Cox. Also J W Harrison and family with Mr Malcolm Smith in Knoxville and E F Dick of Blue Gem Coal Company back on his feet. E F Whetsel and Miss Virginia Vess rush to Black Mountain NC for aunt M J Garrison illness. Ed Robinson Jack Dorsett and Lee Derrick fly to Detroit arriving 6:30 pm. Mary Banner Fulton of Gate City visits Sevier street with aunt and uncle E B Cox.
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Mr. A. Alley
Alley Valley, Va
E. B. Cox
Mr. Cox
Sevier Street
L. F. Cox
Ft. Blackmore, Va
E. F. Whetsel
Virginia Vess
Black Mountain
N. C
M. J. Garrison
Mary Banner Fulton
Gate City
Salem College
Winston-Salem
John Hill Negro Dies at Hospital
John Hill 54 colored man died in a local hospital yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. He was injured at the Pennsylvania Cement Plant last Monday but the injuries were not considered serious. He is survived by his wife and six children, five from his first wife. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM from the cement quarters home with Rev. J. Price officiating. Interment will be in the city cemetery. He had lived in the city 16 years and worked in the local cement plant packing house.
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John Hill
Hill
Pennsylvania
Rev. J. Price
Moonshine raid nets two large stills and mash
Deputy Sheriff Paul Thompson Tommy Thompson and Chief R. T. Saylor seized a 60 gallon and a 120 gallon still along with 39 barrels of mash in Chimney Top mountain moonshine district. Operators fled as the rigs were found running at full blast. 11 barrels of beer at the small setup and a complete outfit discovered with a windlass bucket system.
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Paul Thompson
Tommy Thompson
R. T. Saylor
Chimney Top Mountain
Smail
Saylor
Churches to Hold Redpath Services in Kingsport
The churches of Kingsport unite for a union service at the Chautauqua tent Sunday at 8:00 PM led by Rev. C W Dean of Broad Street Methodist Church. City choirs and local ministers participate with a mixed quartet providing music. offerings aid the churches. Rev. M P Murphy chairs the council and invites the public to attend.
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Kingsport
Chautauqua
C. W. Dean
Broad Street Methodist Church
M. P., Murphy
Boy Scouts to Attend Kingsport Chautauqua Show
Kiwanis Club sponsors the Chautauqua in Kingsport arranging for all Boy Scouts to attend tomorrow at 3:00 PM. Troops will travel as groups with their scoutmasters meeting at 2:45 PM. Mardoni and Company will present a mystery and magic program, expected to captivate the scouts.
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Kiwanis Club
Kingsport
Mardoni and Company
Jury deadlocks in Crowe murder case in Abingdon
In Abingdon Virginia jurors fail to reach a verdict in the murder trial of Deputy Sheriff James Crowe charged with killing 16 year old college student J W Kendrick. The trial concluded with a hung jury and further proceedings were uncertain.
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Abingdon
James Crowe
J. W. Kendrick
Speedy remedy claimed for diverse illnesses
A claim for a universal speedy remedy covers prescriptions for colds grippe flu dengue brever and malaria. The text presents it as the most rapid cure known, though details or proof are not provided. The bold assertion emphasizes breadth of use across multiple diseases.
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