Governor Browning vetoes retroactive tax exemption bill in Tennessee
Nashville dispatch reports Gov Browning vetoed a bill to relieve cities and counties of gasoline inspection fees with retroactive exemption. He warned retroactivity would cost about a million dollars, affect state revenues, and urged protecting collected funds. The session adjourned after lengthy votes and pocket vetoes on other measures.
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Weather Outlook for Kentucky Tennessee and Nearby
Weather notes forecast generally fair conditions across Kentucky and Tennessee with cooler temperatures in central areas on Sunday and Monday. West Virginia expects fair skies with cooler air after a brief shower possible Sunday into Monday.
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Scott County Democrats to nominate for House vote
Scott county Democrats will nominate a candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates in the August 3 primary. John H. Johnson announced after a caucus that the choice may oppose incumbent Republican Dr. W O H Perry. The primary will be held with the state wide primary for governor and other offices.
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Nickelsville
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Greeat
Perry
M. Carter Creear
John H. Johnson
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Pew
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Man Laughs As Own Death Warrant Read
Pittsburgh May 22 4 percent Martin Sullivan 73 year old former policeman accused of murdering five Duquesne neighbors laughed today as the jury imposed death in the electric chair He was tried for the killing of Mrs Laura Bacon a social worker The prosecution argued the killings stemmed from an alleged molestation accusation against Sullivan The defense pleaded insanity
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Laura Bacon
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Dungannon Child Fatally Burned In Tar Explosion
Nine year old Marion Elliott died six hours after flames from a leaking tar barrel burned him near Dungannon Virginia. The barrel exploded sending tar over his face and body as friends played nearby. He crawled into a creek, then walked home before help arrived. Funeral services were planned at the Southern Methodist church.
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Quintuplets Near Third Birthday Under Care
Callander Ontario May 22 Quintuplets nearing their third birthday at the Dionne home continue under care as their world prepares for a broadcast and visitors. The children will be three years old about 2 40 a m next Friday May 28. The quints remain the subject of public fascination as nurses and Dr Allan Ray Dafoe oversee routine days and small milestones amid the ongoing media attention.
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Settlement Near in Coal Sitdown Near Wilsonville
More than 360 miners entombed 360 feet underground at Wilsonville near Gillespie began talks via a strike committee after a day of negotiations. They will stay underground during talks while seeking a share the work plan and job allocation.
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Russians Plan to Form Base at North Pole
Soviet expedition plans a four-man wintering camp on a drifting ice floe near Rudolf Island eventual base at the North Pole. Yvan Papanin leads with Ernest Krenkel and a fourth man. a dog guardian will warn of polar danger. Weather improves as planes await signal to move equipment and personnel north.
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Brooks Acquitted of Bailey Murder in Virginia Trial
Green Allen Brooks an 82 year old evangelist and former Tennessee legislator was acquitted by a Green County jury of murdering Robert S Bailey a Jonesville officer two years ago. Eyewitness Hubert Williams testified that Arch Redmond was also shot during the incident and that Brooks claimed police were abusing his son in law and threatening family members.
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Debated Wage Law as Saulsbury Case Juxtaposed with Jury
Sharp debate looms over wage and hour legislation as Sullivan county prepares a blue ribbon jury for the high profile Sam L. Saulsbury murder case. The 18 year old Morristown youth is accused of shooting Mrs. M R Kinnick, involving her 13 year old daughter, after a dispute over work on the Bluff City farm. The jury, summoned from 75 men, will be the first in circuit court at Blountville tomorrow under Judge Shelburne Ferguson. Saulsbury claims he acted in a moment of madness after jealous feelings and a failed relationship, firing 13 shots through the Kinnick home porch.
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East Tennessee
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Sam L. Saulsbury
Morristown
M. R. Kinnick
Blountville
Saulsbury
Kinnick
Bluff City
Greeneville
Girl Says Sweetheart Wielded Fatal Hatchet
Gladys MacKnight testified that her sweetheart Donald Wightman struck the fatal hatchet blows on her mother in the Mack Knight kitchen in Bayonne. She said her mother then attacked Donald with a knife and that Wightman threatened to kill her if she spoke.
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Insurgents Bomb Madrid in Massive Attack
Thirty killed and more than 100 wounded as Insurgent cannoneers bombard Madrid for three hours. Shells hit all city districts amid heavy fighting and reports of airborne and frontier clashes along the Franco-Spanish border.
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Taxes and Death Inevitable but Taxes Are Explainable
The tax collector stands as a dominant modern figure, with total yearly bills estimated at 12 billion dollars. The average citizen pays through higher prices for goods and services, while federal, local, and state governments divide the share across 175,000 government units.
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Solons discuss labor bill in both houses
Washington May 22 Capitol Hill heard Roosevelt will push a broad labor plan. A three member board to shape a 38 to 40 hour week a $16 weekly minimum and a ban on child labor goods in interstate trade are proposed. Senate and House committees aim to introduce identical bills echoing the president.
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