Kiwanis Club Plans State Tuberculosis Hospital Drive
Kingsport Kiwanis directors met at Dr E W Tipton's home to organize a statewide push for a Tennessee hospital to treat tuberculosis. A committee will report with a plan to aid underprivileged children and mobilize clubs statewide, aiming to launch before the Johnson City district convention. Light refreshments followed the meeting.
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Kingsport Kiwanis
E. W. Tipton
Kiwanis Club
Kingsport
Tennessee
Kingsport Club
Johnson City
Advent to Harbour of Five Chinese Warships Brings Both Relief and Alarm
Five Chinese warships arrive at Tsingtao harbour amid mixed reactions. Local officials express relief at strengthened defense while residents fear potential tensions with foreign powers. Naval movements spark cautious optimism and quiet unease in port areas.
Farmers Save by Machine Methods
The Associated Press reports American farmers saved 1,382,539,201 days in producing their eight leading crops last year through machine farming methods in vogue for under a century, per a National Association research department study.
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Chicago
The
National Association
Contempt Proceedings Brought Against Sinclair and Chase
Contempt actions proceed against Harry F. Sinclair and C. C. Chase for refusals to testify before the oil investigation committee. Grand jury presentations planned for around April 10. Subpoenas issued for Lewis W. Baldwin as investigators seek collateral details linked to a $75,000 contribution.
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C. C. Chase
el Paso
Albert B. Fall
Washington
Coolidge
Lewis W. Baldwin
Empire Trust Company
New York
H. Hays
Loter
Republican National Committee
Sinclair
Harold Vivian
New York Times
Joseph O’nei
Hay
Hays
Radio may bring universal tongue via English say Tripp
Westinghouse chair Guy E. Tripp told the Maine Society of New York that radio could someday create a universal language. He favored English as the world tongue rather than building an artificial one, noting past language diversity and current global radio intercommunication. He framed radio as a force uniting continents through shared broadcasts.
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Guy E. Tripp
America
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Maine Society of New York
Mr. Tripp
Europe
Asia
Africa
Bandits Hold Up Postal Messenger Near Chicago Suburb
Four bandits stopped a postal messenger in Harvey Illinois early today and escaped with two mail pouches containing more than 100000 dollars in currency. The robbery occurred in a suburb outside Chicago and details on suspects remain limited.
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Chicago
Ill
Harvey
Governor Fields Vetoes Bill on Highway Plan
Governor Fields vetoed Senator Brooks's bill proposing four main highways from Winchester to Whitesburg via Stanton Compton Chavis Hapfer Yonke and Hazard. The veto notes the plan would add twenty miles between Jackson and Hazard and cost 150000 dollars per mile to build.
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Fields
Frankfort
Brooks
Winchester
Whitesburg
Stanton
Compton
Chavis
Hapfer
Yonke
Hazard
Jackson
Certificate in Contempt Proceeding Signed
A certificate in the senate contempt proceedings against Harry Sinclair was signed today and forwarded to the district attorney.
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Washington
Senate
Harry Sinclair
Three Meet Violent Deaths in Louisville Today
Three people died violently in Louisville today. J J Johnson a telephone lineman was electrocuted on a pole while repairing wires. Jeremiah Lloyd aged 85 killed himself for no known reason. W J Pool a 78 year old Confederate veteran and retired farmer burned to death when he fell over a gas stove.
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Louisville
J. J. Johnson
Jeremiah Lloyd
W. J. Pool
Inquiry into Fall finances reveals ranch purchase funds
Washington brief reports oil committee questioned M. D. Thatcher about Albert Fall bank accounts. Senator Walsh disclosed Fall had acquired 30000 dollars for ranch property from an undisclosed source, with earlier hints funds may have come through Thacher interests.
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Fall
Washington
Albert D. Fall
Oil Committee
M. D. Thatcher
Pueblo
Walsh
Secretary of the Interior
Thacher
Admits His Guilt of Murder in New York
Conscience stricken bride implicates Harry Fenton, 21, who confessed to murdering his landlady Miss Mary Coleman, 60, with a hammer and burning the body after oiling it. Police say Fenton, who found $150 in her room, likely would have escaped detection if not for his wife’s information. The death occurred two weeks ago and the case hinges on his admission.
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New York
Harry Fenton
Mary Coleman
Fenton
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