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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1928

Page

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Missouri Floods Threaten 100000 Acres of Farm Land

Relentless flood fight in southeast Missouri as the St Peaneis River drives a thousand families from homes. A 800 foot levee aims to save 25000 acres, with fights near Campbell and Growley's Ridge. Newport and Kennett report rising water and efforts to hold back the White River tributaries. Refugees seek shelter in a church built for high water.

Kennety St. Peaneis Missouri Dumayte Newport Ark Little Rea Black Wollen White Jackson County Stephens Here St. Francis Nimmons Kennett Stephens Ana Jackson Port Jackson Baynu

Red Terror Banished From Austria Violent Communist Exile

VIENNA June 16 AP Dela Kun the fiery communist who ignited a red terror in Sulirary in 1810 is banished from Austria for the second time. He will be sent to Germany by airplane and relayed to a Baltic port for transport to Leningrad by Russian steamer.

Vienna Dela Kun Sulirary Ix Ae Austria Germany Baltic Leningrad

Weather notices for Virginia and Tennessee nightly outlook

A weather brief reports Virginia showers tonight into Tuesday with slightly warmer conditions and moderate to fresh south and southwest winds in western areas. Tennessee expects local thundershowers tonight and Tuesday with cooler air in the extreme west and near the portion on Tuesday. Data compiled at the U S weather station here by Cy J Bun show yesterday’s high 26 and low 66 with 24 hour precipitation around 11 inches.

Virginia Tennessee U. S Cy J. Bun

Earthquakes Shake Central and South Mexican Localities

Terror reigned in central and southern Mexico as quakes rattled the region from the Gulf of Mexico to Tehuantepec for two days. Dispatches report casualties in Oaxaca with homes collapsed and people crowded in the open. exact death toll not stated.

Mexico City Mexico Gulf of Mexico Gulf of ‘Tehuantepec Oaxaca

Democrats Move On Houston Now

Democrats shift focus to Houston Texas where a presidential candidate is to be selected. Clem Shaver’s HQ is ready and the party’s national committee chair faces logistics for the June 26 sessions. Houston prepares Sam Houston Hall to host about 1100 delegates with decorations tested and speakers ready.

Tex Texas Clem Shaver National Convention Democratic Menal Committee

Edwin Meredith Dies at 51 After Illness

Edwin T. Meredith, secretary of agriculture in the Wilson cabinet and Democratic presidential candidate, died at 6 p.m. after months of illness. The farm publisher, aged 51, passed away at his home with his wife, his mother Mrs. M. J. Meredith of Los Angeles, a son, a daughter, four brothers and a sister at his bedside. Heart failure caused by high blood pressure was listed as the cause of death. The obituary notes Meredith had recently returned from a trip to John.

ES Molnes Erwin T. Meredith Wilson Meredith M. J. Meredith Los Angeles John

Hoover enters on active week in Washington

President Hoover's campaign activities focus on a busy week with delegates returning from the Kansas City convention meeting with him. Key figures include W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad and John Q. Tilson of Connecticut as campaign discussions begin. The group plans a series of conferences to shape the campaign outlook while Hoover considers an early departure for Palo Alto.

Washington Woaver Aos Hoover W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad Republican National Paolo Alto Ree

First Day of Routine Business at Sumer White House

SUPERIOR Wis June 1 The first day of routine business at the White House executive offices opened with no definite engagements on President Coolidge s books but with informal plans to receive William Y Butler who resigned last week as chairman of the national Republican committee and Irvine L Lenroot former senator from Wisconsin Butler came here fresh from the Kansas City convention and was expected to meet the president Lenroot s visit appeared aimed at learning how the summer White House transfer to Wisconsin had affected Mr Coolidge The president had no lengthy conference yesterday with Everett Sanders his secretary who arrived from Kansas City on Saturday Coolidge attended church in Bryle six miles from Cedar Island and the day opened for business on the eve of his vacation

Superior Wis White House Mtieows Coolidge William Y. Butler National Republican Committee Irvine L. Lenroot Wisconsin Butler Kansas City Everett Sanders Kanaan Lenroot President Coolidge Mra. Coolidge Washington Bryle Cedar Island

Rescue planes sighted near Nobile party fails to locate them

Kings Bay Spitzbergen June 18 AP reports Norwegian fliers Captain Aliser-Larsen and Lieutenant Luetzow Holm failed to spot General Nobile and five companions. despite flying to a point five miles west of Foyn Island they saw no trace of the stranded group or their 11 companions. The party observed the planes but could not attract attention.

Associated Press Kings Gay Spitzbergen Aliser-Larsen Luetzow Holm Land Nobile Foyn Island Fiers General Nobile Citta di Milaner Kings Bay Umberto Nobile Risser-Larsen Cuetzow Holm Braganza Italia the Citti di Milano

Rotary gathers for convention in Minneapolis

AP reports the 19th annual Rotary International convention opened in Minneapolis with over 6,000 delegates registered and President Arthur S. Sapp of Huntington Indiana predicting total registrations reaching 12,000 before closing. The note indicates continuation on another page.

Minneapolis Rotary International Arthur S. Sapp Huntington Ind Saur

Western storms claim lives and displace hundreds

Storms across southwestern Oklahoma and southern Kansas over the weekend killed at least three people and injured more than 100. Relief workers report about 2,000 left homeless in the affected area as tornadoes struck Saturday. Continued on page six.

Kansas City Oklahoma Kansas

Columbia Crew Seeks Favorable Weather For Crossing

In Marbor Grace N F June 18 AP the monoplane Columbia sits idle as its crew awaits word of the rival Friendship crossing the Atlantic. Miss Mabel Bell hoped to be the first woman to make the feat, amid unsettled plans and awaiting weather.

Marbor Grace N. F Columbia Atlantic Mabel Bell

Friendship Lands Safely Near Burry Port Wales

The Fokker monoplane Friendship NX 3204 landed in Burry Estuary after fuel shortage forced a landing near Burry Port. Crowds greeted the crew as Captain George Fried’s ship America reported the sighting, with Ellsworth later confirmed in New York. Weather and fuel woes plagued the crossing from Trepassey to Bristol Channel.

Ireland America Burry Inlet Wilmertz Llinelly Barry London Lincoln Ellsworth New York Ellsworth Stultz Associated Press Hoe Bristol Cobh Bristol Channel Severn Burery Estuary Burry Port Trepassey Fourland Remsaings Atlantic George Fried Fried Charles A." Lindbergh St. Louis Southamptony

Friendship Flight Log The Grand Thunks Flight Update

The AP wire reports a Friendship flight passing over Grand Thunks sixty miles east at noon. Radio exchanges with ships Concordia Rexmore Bhawerth and Alberth indicate continued eastward progress toward Ireland with notes of steering northward and an eventual crash near Burry Estuary off Wales.

Tre- Th Grand Thunks Concordia Grand Chatham Mags Stukte Mincela N.Y Cather Rexmore Newfoundland Friendship Bhawerth Alberth Nyeezane Rita Citeles America Cobh Ireland Burry Estuary Burryport Wales

German Trans Atlantic Flyers Welcome Return to Homeland

German Trans Atlantic Flyers return to Bremerhaven after the Bremen flight. Captain Sterman Kohl and companions are greeted with laurel wreaths and silver trophies by officials as crowds cheer. The Columbus and Junkers aircraft circled overhead while speeches from North German Lloyd officials and American consul Tere marked the welcoming.

Bremen Germany Sterman Kohl Columbus Weber Bremerhaven Vater Riverside Binglers Washington Presidenty Coolidge Athaetic Junkers Stinmin Lloyd Tere Dremerhaven Elates Aix

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