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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1925

Page

7

Firemen Buried as Cotton Bales Collapse on Parade

In Atlanta on May 6 six firemen were killed and four injured when the building housing a fire on the upper floor collapsed. A avalanche of cotton bales buried the men. rescue crews dug through debris to recover bodies after firefighters extinguished the blaze.

Associated Press Atlanta

Disorders Roil Oran as Protests Erupt After Elections

In Oran Algeria on May 6 disorder flared with cavalry patrols and sporadic gunfire. Women led street demonstrations with men following. several arrests and a few injuries were reported as government troops and reinforcements moved in to restore order.

Associated Press Oran Algeria

Missionary Work Reported by Women of Methodist Church South

At Nashville on May 5 the women's department of the Board of Missions and Misses Esther Case and Mabel K Howell presented figures. Fourteen new missionaries will be sent this summer along with twenty contract teachers and 615 native women teaching in schools. Eleven social centers and 27 boarding schools serve 12 451 students with 234 568 dollars in native school support.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn The Methodis Episcopal Church South Woman’s Department Board of Missions Board of Missions of the Church Esther Case Mabel K. Howell Brazil Cuba Mexico Africa China Korea Japan Siberia Rio Grande Do Sul

Governor names new chancellor for thirteenth division

Governor Austin Peay appointed Ernest R. Taylor of Morgantown as chancellor of the thirteenth chancery division. He succeeds N. H. Gamble of Maryville, who resigned from the post.

Austin Peay Ernest R. Taylor Morgantown Thirteenth Chancery Division N. H. Gamble Maryville

Pardons and legal moves noted by Governor Peay in Tennessee

The Associated Press reports pardons granted by Governor Peay including Marvin Benson of Shelby County for voluntary manslaughter with a two year sentence, Claude Hankey of Davidson County for liquor violations, and others in Davidson and Cumberland counties. Charters granted to Cherokee Coal Corp of Chattanooga and Oakwood Cemetery Assoc of Dyersburg, with amendments to Graham-Merrin Co of Memphis. A requisition to Illinois for Zabe Gooch, and notices of additional justices including Judge DeWitt and Judge Snodgrass among changes to the nine-member civil appeals bench.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn Peay Marvin Benson Shelby County Supreme Court Claude Hankey Davidson County Hankey Albert McMurray J. B. Batts Will Ray Cumberland County Austin Peay Civil Appeals John H. DeWitt Neal Nooga Judg Thompson Chattae C. E. Snodgrass Crossville F. H. Heiskell Memphis Snodgrass Heiskell

Campbell found guilty in fraudulent oil field dealings

Great Falls Montana May 6 Gordon Campbell Sunburst oil field man was found guilty by a federal court on charges of fraudulent oil promotions using the mails to defraud. The jury returned a sealed verdict after 29 hours deliberation and Campbell faces a two year prison term plus a $1000 fine while another indictment in Washington DC alleges conspiracy with Senator Wheeler and E S Booth.

Associated Press Great Falls Mont Gordon Campbell Sunburst Wheeler Senate Campbell District of Columbia E. S. Booth Interior Department

Charters Issued and Amended by State Secretary

Charters were issued to Morristown Club House Inc Morristown under general welfare clause J C Black Printing and Publishing Co Chattanooga capital 25000 The Commercial Bank and Trust Co of Knoxville amended its charter to reduce capital stock from 500000 to 325000 The Southern Construction Co of Harriman surrendered its charter.

Cherokee Coal Corporation Chattanooga Oakweed Cemetery Association Dyersburg Graham-Merrin Co Memphis Morristown Club House, Inc Morristown J. C. Black Printing and Publishing Co Commercial Bank and Trust Company Knoxville Southern Construction Company Harriman

Coast Guard Boots Patrolling Atlantic In Pirate Row War

Sixty four armed coast guard boats and 13 seaplanes form the largest dry armada in history patrolling the Atlantic coast in a second day of combat against rum row pirates. Clifton Bay joins 21 vessels opened yesterday as Boston and New England ports add ships under coded Washington directives from the Mojave.

Associated Press New York Coast Guard Atlantic Coast Clifton Bay Boston New England Washington Mojave Atlantic City

State game warden reports dynamiting convictions

Claude Williams says the state game and fish laws are being enforced with full force. Two Wilson county convictions for dynamiting are reported. Charley Jones and G. B. Cawthon of Mt. Juliet were sentenced to one year and a day each. Other similar cases are pending in several counties.

Claude Williams Wilson County Charley Jones G. B. Cawthon Mt. Juliet Williams

Shepherd's wife named accomplice in poison murders

Coroner's jury finds William D. Shepherd indicted for murder in the death of William N. McClintock and votes that Mrs Shepherd be held as an accessory. It also accuses Mrs McClintock in the earlier death and implicates Dr. Olson's case with unclear cause. The panel urges further grand jury action and notes $100,000 offered for poisoning.

Associated Press Chicago William N. McClintock William D. Shephered McClintock William PD. Shepherd Shephered Emma Nelson McClintock Shepherd Oscar Olson Harry Olson Harry Meneely William Scott Stewart Young McClintock Olson Macbeth Mrs. McClintock

Riffian Officers Heavier Losses Than French Guards

Paris reports unconfirmed army notes indicate four French officers and 46 men killed or wounded in a recent engagement with Riffians. Official counts also claim 100 French wounded while Rif fian casualties ran much higher in the clash.

Associated Press Paris

One Killed and Two Injured in Auto Crash Near Lexington

In Kentucky, Robert Conway 22 son of Cynthiana Mayor died when the car he drove crashed into a pole four miles from Lexington. James Reno Jr. 22 of Cynthiana was injured and a Cynthiana girl sustained non serious injuries. Reno said bright lights blinded him causing loss of control. Conway died after pitching head first through the windshield.

Associated Press Lexington Robert Conway Conway Cynthiana James Reno, Jr Reno

Sound Money Helps Cupid in Berlin

The stabilization of money in Germany has spurred inflation of life as marriages rise since the 1924 rentenmark. Furniture prices are up but couples see stable value and are willing to marry, reversing postwar uncertainty.

Berlin Germany Rentenmark

French and Rif Warfronts See Heavy Fighting in Morocco

From Rabat and Fez reports detail fierce combat as French forces repel counter attacks and claim many Rifian dead with prisoners taken. Fez notes 920000 Rif tribesmen massed for a breakthrough on the French zone. 5000 on the border making incursions into tribes previously neutral between French and Spanish zones.

Rabat French Morocco Fez Morocco

England Lacks Its Quota of Marriageable Males

Dr A T Schofield, a London nerve specialist, told Cowes readers that thousands of English girls wish to marry but a shortage of men prevents many from finding partners. He claimed no other place shows such a state and noted London families often have several eligible daughters unable to marry due to lack of opportunity.

Cowes England A. T. Schofield London Schofield

American workers speed by love of sport claims Berlin professor

Berlin April 16 Dr Riebensohn a Berlin Technical College professor says no European workers can match American labor speed and intensity. He attributes American superiority to devotion to sport and notes workers maintain a brisk pace even without supervision. He says American sports give men a disposition to work with delight buoyancy and rhythm.

Berlin Riebensohn America

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Capitol Notes Illinois Zabe Gooch Smith County Moody J. P. Smith Tadman Earl Woodward Exconvict Lucille Chatterton Vermont Hills Lucille Woodward Senator Wheeler Atlantic Judge Olson Brands Shepherd Scoundrel Cal Wallacer McCamant Portland Ore Calvin Coolidge Oregon Sound Money
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