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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1926

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German envoy urges disarmament limits in wartime debate

Geneva May 20 Count Von Bernstorff told the reparations disarmament commission that Germany opposes turning industrial power into war equipment. He warned that near frontier factories could be destroyed quickly, preferring to discuss why nations should arm rather than disarm. The debate touched on air power poison gas heavy artillery and tanks.

Geneva Germany Count von Bernstorff United States

American Captain Betts Held Captive in Yunnan China

Captain Thomas J. Betts of the U S Army tied to the Peking legation is said to be a captive of bandits in Yunnan province in a remote area of southwestern China. The consul at Yunnan Fu reported the capture occurred May 17 and wireless contact has been limited. Betts, a Maryland native, was posted to study Chinese and had been traveling inland from the French Indo China railway zone when seized. His mother and wife in Virginia await further news.

Peking Thomas J. Betts Yunnan China Maryland Betts Yunnan-Fu Tunchuan Laitowpo Yunain Yanetze River Captain Bett Randolph Virginia Coast Artillery Corps Legation

Fisher Leading in Governor Primary Amid District Gaps

Philadelphia May 20. John S. Fisher leads for the Republican nomination with 204 districts missing. In 8,077 districts Fisher 630,147 Beidleman 622,347. Ware up 98,392 in 625 districts missing. Pepper 485,247, Pinchot 319,296. Bonniwell leads Shull 48,869 to 43,045 in Democratic race with Porter 37,145. Bonniwell independent wet candidate.

Philadelphia John S. Fisher Mellon Pepper Edward E. Beidleman William $. Ware Fisher Beidleman Ware Pepper Pinchot Eugene C. Bonniwell Samuel C. Shull William E. Porter Bonniwell Shull Porter Judge Shull Joseph E. Muffey Pittsburgh Vance McCormick

Seaboard Air Line cleared to issue refunding bonds

Washington May 20 The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Seaboard Air Line to issue refunding mortgage bonds not exceeding 8,631,898 dollars and first and consolidated mortgage bonds not more than 9,811,500 dollars to secure short term notes.

Washington Seaboard Air Line Interstate Commerce Commission First and Consolidated Mortagage

Oil Merger Approved by Justice Department

The Department of Justice approved the merger of Standard Oil Company of New York and the General Petroleum Corporation on tax day. The ruling confirms the consolidation of two major oil firms under federal antitrust oversight.

Washington Standard Oil Company of New York General Petroleum Corporation Department of Justice

Confederate Veterans Reach Final Sessions at Great Reunion

Thousands line Birmingham streets as 36th annual Confederate veterans reunion moves to final business at First Methodist Church. Gray uniforms greet crowds. officers, guardsmen, Marines, and Grand Army members attend amid cheering and flags. Speaker urges unity beyond old animosities.

Birmingham Ala Lee First Methodist Army Grand Army The Republic

Senate to probe primary campaign spending in Pennsylvania

Washington reports a Senate committee will investigate campaign finances this year with Pennsylvania Republican primary expenditures likely among the first items reviewed. The eight member panel includes two Republicans, two Democrats, and one insurgent Republican.

Washington Pennsylvania Senate Dawes Reed Missouri Ware Pepper Pinchot Deneen Wingis Bayard Delaware Lafollette Wisconsin Harrison Mississippi

Miners Reject Government Settlement Proposals

National Conference of Miners delegates rejected Premier Baldwin's wage reduction plan while endorsing most legislative proposals. They oppose a district based minimum wage board and a coal advisory committee review, citing a pledge to avoid lowering living standards. A.J. Gook presented a full report on the proposals and Tuesday's talks.

London National Conference of Miners Baldwin A.J. Gook Miners Federation

Weather notes from Virginia and Tennessee trends

Virginia shows fair conditions tonight with cooler edges and rising cloudiness by Friday. Tennessee expectations call for fair skies and warmer temperatures in the west with increasing cloud cover by Friday.

Virginia Courl Tennessee

Mellon Says French Debt Settlement Fair to All Parties

Secretary Mellon told the House Ways and Means Committee that France's debt settlement is fair to American taxpayers and the French people. He cited total payments of 5.85 billion dollars over 62 years on a 3.34 billion loan, starting at 30 million and rising to 125 million annually, warning against heavy early payments. He said the plan will help stabilize France’s currency after reforms and align with settlements with England and the United States.

Washington Mellon House Ways and Means Committee France England Floyd Blair Debt Commission Congress

Presbyterians Open Sixty Sixth General Assembly in Florida

In St Augustine or Ola Florida on May 20 a Presbyterian gathering opened its sixty sixth general assembly. Dr Summey of New Orleans addressed over 300 commissioners stressing themes from the words The Lord and The Lord hath said. The opening session set the tone for the assembly.

Dr. George New Orleans General Assembly Summey New ‘Orleans Presbyterian Church

Cheek Whiskers of Civil War Hero Spark Court Battle

In New York a Milwaukee woman sues Colgate for 140000 claiming the late General Ambrose I Burnside's famous whiskers were used to promote shaving soap. She says the ad borrows on his war record and distinctive features to boost sales.

New York Ambrose I. Burnside Miss Bile C. Patterson Milwaukee Colgate and Company Burnsides

Pilsudski Declines Dictatorship in Poland Crisis

Marshal Pilsudski refuses to take dictatorial power and calls for a national assembly to elect a president. He cites no single party can ensure Poland's peace and strength amid external threats, amid age related strain and prior upheavals. Colonel Wiadiana Delongoszewski announces the stance and outlines the path to a constitutional republic.

Marshal Poland Warsaw Pilsudski Wiadiana Delongoszewski Cheet National Assembly Wojciechowski M. S Witosz

Hudson Dividend Declared By Hudson Motor Car Company

Detroit May 20 The Hudson Motor Car Company today declared a stock dividend of 200 percent payable June 15 to stockholders of record June 10. At the same time a cash dividend increase was announced from 75 to 87 1/2 cents a share payable July 1.

Hudson Detroit Hudson Motor

Methodists condemn movie industry as conference nears close

Memphis telegraph reports the Methodist Episcopal Church South at its general conference urged Congress to pass a federal censorship bill and attacked the movie industry and the private lives of filmmakers. The meet also approved a major reform increasing lay representation at annual conferences, aligning future seats with membership. A proposal requiring foreign bishops to reside where they work was sent back to committee.

Memphis Tenn General Conference of The Methodist Episcopal Church South Congress R. H. Shuler Los Angeles Inc

Nevada readies gas executions as board weighs commutations

Carson City May 20 Preparations for Nevada second and third lethal gas executions moved forward as John H Randolph and Stanko Jukich, condemned for crimes last year, appealed for commutation. Death chamber advanced checks and gas containment declared to require hermetic sealing.

Carson City Nev Randolph Mother Bird St Jukich Miner Jennie Madek Ruth Nevada

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