Gambling in Skull Valley ends with tense standoff and mob justice
Andrew Ogden as Alex Peterson recounts his last hours before murder while his son Jerry and Deacon hear the tale. Jerry, Lundy’s arrest and execution plot unfold as a miner’s court condemns him for robbing Joe Lundy. Peterson faces a mob at the mine with a tense plan to protect his brother and secure evidence.
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Andrew Ogden
Jerry
Alex Peterson
Skull Valley
Deacon
Peebles
Peterson
Joe Lundy
Alex
Peter Fongi
Dillon
Lundy
Dad
Burke
Webb
Fitch
Sundy
Burke and Fitch
34 New Books Added to Kingsport Library Shelves
Kingsport Public Library announces 34 new titles across fiction and juvenile sections. Included are works by James, Cozzina, Eberhart, Ibanez, Tarkington, Moon, King, Siebert, Rothery, and others, plus decorative design issues and The Little Colonel series.
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Kingsport Public Library
Houghton—Crisis
James—Sand
Kelly—Book of Bette
Cozzina
Cockpit
Eberhart
Kohler
Lippman
Hergesheimer
Park
Rothery
New Roads
Ola Virginia
Siebert
Canby
Bowie
Life of Christ
Ellsbury
Harper
Hinkle—Gugle
Rockies
Williams
Red Plume
Royal North West Mounted
Cork
Johnson
Little Colonel's
Healidays
Johnston
The
School Arts Magazine
Portland St
Worcester
Mass
Women’s Club Meeting at Lutch Tea Room
The Business and Professional Woman's Club met at 7:00 PM in the Lutch Tea Room on Broad Street. No program was planned. several committee reports were approved. A Johnson City club invitation to a Roan Mountain breakfast was read, and plans discussed for a July play.
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Business and Professional Woman's Club
Lutch
Broad Street
Johnson City
Roan Mountain
Christian Race Sermon at First Baptist Church
Rev Edgar Allen, pastor, will lead a Sunday morning message titled Running the Christian Race at 10 45 oclock at the First Baptist Church. The sermon will draw on world heroes and departed friends. Evening services are at the chautauqua tent with B Y P U at 7 oclock. Sunday School invites all not already in attendance.
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Edgar Allen
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Sunday School
Collision on Watauga Street damages two vehicles
A Chevrolet sedan driven by Claude Sumner and an Erskine truck driven by Bill Stone collided on Watauga Street in front of B. F. Baylor's home about 9:00 this morning. Both vehicles were eastbound with the truck in front when it began a driveway turn, bending fenders on both cars with no injuries reported.
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Claude Sumner
Bill Stone
Watauga Street
B. F. Baylor
Watauga
Chevrolet
None of Them Spoke A Night of Horror for Alex
A fragment from a serialized tale describes silence by the characters and a cigarette rolled by a father. Seven hours reprieve for Peterson’s brother is noted as part of the chapter cliffhanger. Tomorrow’s chapter will continue the story with Jerry returning to the action.
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Dad
William Morrow Company
Peterson
Alex
Jerry
Redpath Chautauqua Week Opens With Music and Lecture
The Redpath Chautauqua week opened with a Filipino Collegians concert. Montaville Flowers will lecture What Young America Is Thinking, drawing on his experience with over 100,000 high school students. Tonight’s program promises education and entertainment. The upcoming Sun Up play, starring Marie Patney as Widow Cagle, debuts North Carolina mountain life after World War I.
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Flowers
Mr. Flowers
America
Collegians
North Carolina
Marie Patney
Widow Cagle
Cagle
Lula Vollmer
France
New York City
London
Daily Program Summary of June 7 to 14 Concerts and Lectures
The program lists daily afternoon concerts lectures and night performances. Notable entries include Filipino Collegians Montaville Flowers Mardon i Com pany and a New York cast performing Sun Up June 7. Subsequent days feature Tackson Concert Artista Anne Campbell Edna White Captain Denis Rooke Mrs Tayloe Ross Cathedral Choir Theodore Graham and the Chimes of Brittany Blue Danube Orchestra with Madame Balassa and Maria Mashir Frederick M Snyder John Bockewitz and Skidding.
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India
Denis Rooke
Edna White
Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
America
Theodore Graham
Chimes
Brittany
Blue Danube Orchestra
Madame Balassa
Mme
Maria Mashir
Blue Waenbe
Frederick M. Snyder
Cartoon Entertainment
John Bockewitz
New York
Social notes from Sevier street visitors and arrivals
Society pages report Mr A Alley of Alley Valley VA visiting daughter Mrs E B Cox on Sevier street with family. Mrs L F Cox of Ft Blackmore VA staying with son E B Cox and family. Families J W Harrison and daughters Elizabeth and Margaret and son Johny visit Knoxville. E F Dick owner of Blue Gem Coal Company recovering at Kingsport General Hospital. E F Whetsel and Miss Virginia Vess travel to Black Mountain NC due to aunt Mrs Garrison’s illness. Ed Robinson Jack Dorsett and Lee Derrick fly to Detroit arrival 6:30 PM. Mary Banner Fulton of Gate City returns from Salem College and visits E B Cox on Sevier street.
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A. Alley
Alley Valley
E. B. Cox
Mr. Cox
Sevier Street
L. F. Cox
Ft. Blackmore
E. F. Dick
Blue Gem Coal Company
Kingsport General Hospital
E. F. Whetsel
Virginia Vess
Black Mountain
N. C
Garrison
Mary Banner Fulton
Gate City
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Filipino Troupe of Chautauqua Entertains Kiwanis Club
The Filipino Collegians with a four piece string orchestra entertained the Kiwanis Club at the Kingsport Inn luncheon. Visitors included Garvey Penley, who walked in with a cane. the club’s proceeds help fund his vacations school training. Tickets sales lag but will continue 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
John Hill Negro Dies at Local Hospital
John Hill aged 54 died yesterday at 6 00 PM in a local hospital after a brief illness. He was injured at the Pennsylvania Cement Plant last Monday. it is unclear if injuries caused his death. Survived by his wife and six children, five from his first wife. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM from his cement quarters home with Rev Price presiding. Interment in the city cemetery. He had lived in the city 16 years and worked at the cement plant packing house.
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John Hill
Hill
Pennsylvania
Rev. i Price
Chief Saylor and Churches Plan Evening Deputies Raid
Deputy Sheriff Paul Thompson and Chief R T Saylor led a moonshine raid on Chimney Top Mountain capturing one 640 gallon still one 120 gallon still and 38 barrels of mash. The large still ran full blast and a windlass bucket system fed by a wire was used. Eleven barrels of beer were found at the small still. The operation yielded a quarter gallon of whiskey from the large still and a quart from the small. The same day churches of Kingsport will hold a union service at the Chautauqua tent at 8 pm with Rev W Dean delivering the message assisted by city church choirs and local ministers. Special music by a mixed quartet. Offerings to be shared among churches. Public invited.
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Paul Thompson
Tommy Thompson
R.T. Sayter
Chimney Top Mountain
Saylor
Co. W. Dean
Broad Street Methodist Church
M. BP. Murphy
Teud
Boy Scouts to Attend Chautauqua Event in Kingsport
Kiwanis Club arranges for all Kingsport Scouts to attend the Chautauqua afternoon performance tomorrow at 3 00 o clock. Troops meet at 2 45 with scoutmasters. Mardoni and Company present mystery and magic program likely to interest all boys. ABINGDON Va jury dis Muhammad Crowe case.
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Kiwanis Club
Kingsport
Mardoni and Company
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