GOP Convention Hears Hoover Policies Laud
Nashville May 10 A state executive committee recommended seating both Lovette and Reece factions in Carter Claiborne Cocke Hancock Hawkins Johnson and Washington counties with split vote totals for each delegation and deferral of county organization. Shelby county dispute yielded seating of Church and Brace factions with 20 votes each and deferral of county organization to a future date.
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Nashville
Anbe
State Executive Committee
Lovette
Reece
Carter County
Claiborne County
Cocke County
Hancockounty
Levette
Reece County
Claiborne
Cocke
Johnson
Hancock
Washington
Carter Cour
State Committee
Hott Veston
Saiutes
Shelby
Shelby County
R. R. Church
Harmony
Church
C. Arthur Brace
Kingsport Dentist to Take Office as President Society
Prominent Kingsport dentist Dr. Moss will be installed as president of the Tennessee State Dental Association in Memphis. A Vanderbilt graduate of 1914, he practiced with Dr. R. Boyd Bogie, then moved to Middle Tennessee before settling in Kingsport in 1924. He has served as secretary treasurer of the First District Society and as secretary of the state association, succeeding Dr. J. J Ogden of Memphis. He is a Kingsport Kiwanis Club member active in civic welfare.
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Kingsport
Tennessee State Dental Association
Memphis
Moss
Vanderbilt University School of Dentistry
R. Boyd Bogie
Middle Tennessee
First District Society
State Association
J. J Ogden
Kingsport Kiwanis Club
Worl
Dental Sessions Conclude Tuesday At Nashville Convention
Dr. R P Moss of Kingsport Dental Association presides the final day closing session of a three day Tennessee convention in Nashville. Dentists from across the state attend with full programs for the three days and the final session offers topics on modern fixed bridge work and a talk on removing broken needle in mandibular injections.
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R.P. Moss
Kingsport
Tennessee State Dental Association
Nashville
Moss
Tennesrace
R. E. MacBoyle
Chiauro
Hingis
Profi
Chiesco College of Dental Surgery
NEW CANDIDATES GAIN DELEGATES BY CAUCUS VOTE
Associated Press reports Governor George White enters the Democratic presidential contest in Ohio without a primary for delegates. Ohio assigns 40 delegates to White while West Virginia Democrats tally 14 for Roosevelt. Most Republican delegates, 55 in Ohio and 19 in West Virginia, go to Hoover though he is not on the preference list. Tennessee expected to pledge 24 for Hoover. Murray seeks the preference vote in Oklahoma and Ohio, unopposed in Ohio, facing Roosevelt in West Virginia. Preferences are nonbinding.
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George White
Ohio
West Virginia
Frankelin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Tennessee
Murray
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Seven candidates bid for Senate in Arkansas race
In Little Rock on May 10 a field of seven candidates formed for the U S Senate race. Senator Hattie W. Caraway announced for renomination, while Governor Harvey Parnell decided whether he would seek the nomination after the Augusta Democratic primary closes at midnight. Caraway, the first woman elected to the Senate, was appointed by Parnell after Thaddeus H. Caraway's death last November. Her renomination follows party moves that put her on the ballot for the unexpired term ending next March. The campaign marks the first rough and tumble in Arkansas politics for Caraway, who benefited from Parnell’s influence in securing her initial position.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hattie W. Caraway
Harvey Parnel
United States
Augusta
Parnell
Senate
Caraway
United States Senate
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Democratic State Central Committee
Akron safely weathered rain electric storm over Texas
Akon Akron weathered a rain and electric storm as it flew west toward El Paso after entering Texas from Lakehurst. Reports from Dal las and Fort Worth radio stations said direct contact with the airship was established and the crew of 80 did not indicate any emergency landing or damage amid the storm near Dryden and Langtry before continuing toward Randolph Field and the Pacific Coast destination.
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San Angelo
Tex
Akron
el Paso
Randolph Field
San Antonio
American Airways
Dallas
Department of Commerce
Fort Worth
Akyon
Dryden
C.S.T
Southern Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
Langtry
Pacific Coast
KKJ
Port Worth
E. Rosendahl
Big Spring
Naval Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Texas
Cloudy With Showers Pattern Across Regions
Regional weather notes indicate Tennessee will be mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with possible showers in the east portion. Virginia expects showers tonight and Wednesday with notable temperature changes. Distinct daily readings show high and low temperatures, and rainfall amounts from the prior day, plus year-ago comparisons, all taken at 6:06 p.m.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Modified day law urged for U S use in Sweden model
Washington May 10 AP modification of the 18th amendment to permit state liquor control like Sweden's Bratt System was urged by Joan M Morehead minister to Sweden before a senate judiciary subcommittee. He argued prohibition caused unforeseen evils and supported studying the Bratt system's 18 year operation.
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Washington
Sweden
Senate Judiciaryy
Joan M. Morenead
Senate
Honolulu trial not abandoned May 25 retrial set
Public Prosecutor Joh Kelley announced the May 25 retrial for four men charged in the Thalia Massie case would proceed despite incomplete witness testimony. Kelley said subpoenas for Mrs Massie had been served and would seek her arrest if she failed to appear. He noted police avoided force to serve papers to prevent naval friction.
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Honolulu
Joh Kelle
Thalia Massie
Mussie
Joseph
San Francisco
Kulley
Kahaha
Massie
Clarence Darrow
Kelley
Lone McCallum
Navy
Indicted intermediary in Lindbergh case faces charges
Washington May 10 A grand jury indicted Grston B Means self styled intermediary in the Lindbergh kidnapping on two counts of larceny and embezzlement. The charges accuse him of diverting a $109,000 ransom fund and $4,000 unaccounted for by Mrs Edward B McLean wife of the Washington Post publisher. Means admitted handling about $100,000 but denies further thefts.
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Washington
B. Meens
McLean
Charles A. Lindheveh
Puryear Indicted for Murder of Wife Daughter and Man
Memphis May 10 Stanley A Puryear was indicted by the Shelby county grand jury today for the murders of his wife and daughter and the fatal shooting of a negro he accused of killing them. Puryear, 84, and Aurelia 14 were asleep at home when the attacks began. He claimed the negro shot first, but investigators questioned his account and charged that his movements after the incident do not match the original statement.
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Memphis
Tenn
Stanley A. Puryear
Shelby County Grand J Soday
Aurelia
Puryear
Wil Dem Son
Sache
Questian
Nexra
Will Tgrifin
Lebrun Elected France President After Doumer Assassination
Lebrun wins a landslide to become France’s fourteenth president succeeding Paul Doumer, who was assassinated. He secured 448 unofficial votes in the frat ballot and has long been a French political insider, previously president of the senate and ally of Raymond Poincare.
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France
Paul Doumer
Eviday
Lebrun
Raymond Paincare
Senate
Flier Indicted in Clarke Death in Miami
Captain W N Lancaster a former British army aviator was indicted for first degree murder in the shooting of Haden Clarke fiance of Australian aviatrix Mrs Jesse M Keith Miller. The grand jury returned the true bill in Dade County as Lancaster awaited trial. Clarke 26, an author, was shot with a pistol owned by Lancaster on April 21.
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Miami
Fla
W. N. Lancaster
Haden Clarke
Jesse M. Keith-Miller
Lancaster
Dade County
H. F. Atkinson
Calm
Clarke
Keith-Miller
Albert Fall Free Again Resting at Tres Rios Ranch
Albert B. Fall, released from New Mexico State Prison, arrived at Tres Rios ranch near Tres Rios, New Mexico, after serving nine months and nineteen days of a year and a day sentence for accepting a bribe. His longtime friend E. L. Doheny owned the ranch, now back in Fall’s home, with family members accompanying him.
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Tres Rios
N. M
Albert B. Pall
Tres Rios Ranch
Hej
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Santa Fe
E. L. Doheny
Fall
Doheny
Albert Williams dies of wounds murder charge follows
Special to The Times reports Albert Williams was fatally shot by Bob Legge below Pattonsville, Williams dying in an Appalachian hospital after Legge, freed on bond, faced a murder charge and possible trial. Legge claims self defense, Williams allegedly threatened to kill him.
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the Times
Gate City
Albers Williams
Bob Legge
Pattonsville
Appalachia
Legge
Williams
Wiliams
Willams
Four Percent Beer Bill Tied to Tax Measure Debate
Senate debate centers on Senator Bingham of Connecticut offering a four per cent beer amendment to the revenue bill. He argues it could substitute nuisance levies and generate revenue, setting up a roll call on the proposal.
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Bingham
Senate
Washington
Conn
Political Truce Grows In Senate On Budget Bill
In Washington on May 10 the Senate moves a budget balancing bill amid a rare nonpartisan mood. Republicans and Democrats praise a compromise revenue plan advanced by Secretary Mills as Hoover offers full cooperation. The economy package seeks over 200 million dollars in projected government economies next year to fund the tax measure. Senator Robinson of Arkansas leads a push to conclude the special economy committee plan.
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Ashington
Senate
Mills
Capitol Hill
Hoover
House
Treasury
Ogden Mills
Robinson
Arkansas
Wounded Ray Catron in fatal Virginia gun battle
Floyd Frazier 58 is dead and Ray Catron 25 severely wounded in a midnight shooting at a filling station near Natural Tunnel Virginia. Two unidentified youths and Lillian Phillips 20 of Kingsport are jailed as officers investigate the attempted hold up. Catron, owner of a 32 Chrysler sedan, was wounded in the back and is under care at a General Hospital.
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Times
Gath City
Floyd Frazier
Ray Catron
Frazier
Natural Tunnel
Here
Gate City
The
General Hospital
Scott County
Lillian Phillips
Kingsport
Catron
Deat
O. B. Darnell
Phillips
Gatton
Arthur Catre
H. K. McConnell
Commonwealth
Peank Sergent
Storica
Phillips Gil Catron
Johnson City
Arthur Catron
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Reece, Lovette
R. P. Moss
Dental Association
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Ritchie, Lewis
Associated Press
Hattie Caraway
U.S
U. S
District of Columbia
Edward 3
Grston
Albert Lebrun
Albert B. Fall
Fouid
C. C. Chase
Jouett Elliott
BE. W. Fiske
Albert Williams
Scott Mian
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