Sprankle Prepares Eleven for Tilt With Galax Here
Sprankle tunes Sprankle eleven for clash with Galax Va high here Saturday at 3 o clock. Duncan the only regular on list out indefinitely. Galax boasted dropkicker Freyer who kicked the field goal last Saturday against Saltville. Schedule lists games through November 26 against Greeneville and Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milligan College
Sprankle
Galax
Duncan
Saltville High
Kingsport
Virginians
Freyer
Saltville
Invaders
Johnson City
Greeneville High
Blacksburg
Middlesboro
Bristol, Tenn
Greeneville
Red Grange Praised As Fastest Halfback By Scout Sommers
Frank Sommers, a 23 year veteran in football as player coach and scout, says Harold Red Grange is the greatest he has seen. He notes Grange’s 80 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and predicts a strong showing against Pennsylvania. Sommers jokes Grange may own two motorcycles to outrun defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Somers
Harold “Red” Grange
Illinois
Grange
Sommers
Pennsylvania
Illinios
Grance
Michigan Leads Big Ten After Wisconsin Victory
Michigan stays unbeaten in the Western conference with a sweeping win over Wisconsin and tops the Big Ten with two conference wins. Iowa opens with a win over Illinois as Nick Kutsch outscored Red Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Nick Kutsch
Red” Grange
Ohio
Purdue
Minnesota
Indiana
Northwestern
Penalties List Five Yard Violations in Football
The series introduces common five yard penalties in football including failure of substitute to report offside positions and illegal positions. It lists violations such as placing the ball in play out of bounds carrying the ball by guard or center and feint to snap. Also noted are delaying, interference before play, holding by defense, running into the kicker and unfair play not covered in rules.
Dobyns Taylor Adds Rear Building At Hardware Store
Excavation began for a 25 by 100 foot one story brick addition at the rear of Dobyns Taylor Hardware Company. The new space on Shelby street will house kitchen equipment and radio department items with a glass front. A lighted walkway will connect the structures to ease passage to Broad street, aim to finish by December first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobyns-Taylor Hardware Company
Shelby Street
Shelby
Broad Street
Broad
Hupmobile Touring and Chevrolet Hit on Sullivan Street
An early morning collision on Sullivan Street near the circle involved a Hupmobile touring car and a Chevrolet. The Chevrolet suffered a broken left front wheel while the Hupmobile had a bent left running board. Both cars damaged but occupants unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Street
Circle
Chevrolet
Auto Collision at Five Points injures two cars
A Dodge touring and a Ford collided at Sulivan and Cherokee streets at about 11:30 this morning. Both vehicles suffered minor damages with the Dodge sustaining heavier damage to the left front wheel and fender. The Dodge was turning left from Sulivan onto Cherokee when the Ford, approaching from the opposite side, struck it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Ford
Sulivan
Cherokee
Cherokee Street
Sulins Girls Picnic at Rotherwood Grove
A group of Sulins college girls and faculty plus Bristol Rotarians visited Rotherwood Grove in Kingsport for a picnic this afternoon. Rotary committees assist in the outing with many Bachelor Brigade members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulins College
Bristol Rotarians
Rotherwood
Kingsport
Bristol Rotary Club
Bachelor Brigade
Law Court In Session At City Court
City court convened this morning with Judge D. A. Vines presiding. Most cases were not ready for trial and carried over to a later day. A large crowd attended throughout the day in the city court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Court
D. A. Vines
City Court Room
Woman’s World Peace Plan Gains Momentum in Japan
Boston woman Miss Jess M Sherwood whose religious conference idea unites Christians Buddhists and Jews to foster world peace has drawn strong favorable response in Japan Reports say two Tokyo groups have passed resolutions to hold a World Religious Conference and will consult to promote the plan Others note Buddhist leaders in Osaka and Nippon University professors support the effort as U.S. leadership is urged to act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Japan
Jess M. Sherwood
Etary
The
Japan Society of Boston
Boston Colleges
Tokio
Tokyo
Religious Talking Society
Nippon University
Press Censor May Condemn Early
Italian newspapers allied against the Fascist government urged the Press Censor to condemn swiftly if he intends to condemn at all. The law requires preapproval of each issue with suppression as the penalty, and delayed censorship left copies unprinted and erased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Springs at Brides-les-Bains Claim Noted Cures
Geneva reports several remarkable weight changes among visitors at the Springs of Brides-les-Bains in Savoy. People wasting pounds gain plumpness while those stout shed fat as the mountain air and mild heat affect the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Brides-les-Bains
Savoy
Tarentaise
Madrid Exposition Postponed Till October
Madrid officials announce the Exposition de Luxe delayed until October to fit pleasant weather and showcase Madrid’s gay capital. In the interim visitors may enjoy Spanish fine arts celebrations at the Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Payroll Bandits Shoot Paymaster in West Palm Beach
F W Curry 22 paymaster of the Cement Gunn Company was shot twice through the hip when fleeing from payroll robbers in West Palm Beach. The bandits fled after taking a $3,500 payroll. Curry is in critical condition at Lake Worth Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Palm Beach
F. W. Curry
Cement Gunn Company
Lakeworth Hospital
Woman Killed by Liquor Belief in Los Angeles
Los Angeles October 18 Post mortem on Mrs Laura Biddle wife of Craig Biddle Philadelphia society matron and wealthy sportsman found death probably due to alcoholism. Autopsy surgeon A F Wagner said a chemical analysis of stomach and vital organs would confirm the finding before official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Laura Biddle
Philadelphia Society
Craig Biddle
A. F. Wagner
Nominees Must File Certificates Before Election
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that November election nominees must file certificates of nomination with county clerks at least 45 days before the election to be eligible. The court found section 1456 of the statutes amended to be valid and enforceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Governor Pardons Octogenarian Liquor Defendant in Tennessee
Nashville Oct 17 Governor Austin Peay granted a pardon to Bud Johnson of Cannon county an elderly man who had completed his jail term and most of his fine for manufacturing liquor and was pardoned due to poor health and inability to pay the remaining amount. The pardon follows the governors return from Chattanooga with Highway Commissioner Creveling after a Dixie Highway Motorcade banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Austin Peay
Bud Johnson
Cannon County
Peay
Creveling
Chattanooga
Mr. Creveling
Foresters Organize Cumberland County Association
R. S. Maddox state forester returned from Crossville where he supervised the formation of a county forestry association. This local group is the second in the state with the first formed in Fentress county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Maddox
Crossville
Cumberland County
Fentress County
Health official tours counties in smallpox survey
Dr. W. J. Breeding with the state department of public health has visited all counties since May 18 in a smallpox survey except Davidson Hamilton and Shelby. Dr. E. L. Bishop says the survey will aid preventive measures to forestall epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Breeding
State Department of Public Health
Davidson, Hamilton
Shelby
E. L. Bishop
State Education Commissioner to Attend Regional Meetings
P. L. Harned the commissioner of education will attend three regional educational conferences in October. He will speak on state educational affairs at the West Tennessee meeting in Memphis October 22 to 24 the East Tennessee meeting in Knoxville October 29 to 31 and the Parent Teachers Association event in Nashville on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Harned
West Tennessee Educational Association
Memphis
East Tennessee Educational Association
Knoxville
Parent-Teachers Association
Nashville
Taxi Cheaper Than Silk Stockings In Paris
Paris crowds flock to taxis as a frugal alternative to silk stockings, boosting taxi firms. Visitors to the International Exposition of Decorative Arts embrace the cheaper transport, while silk stocking vendors fear a decline in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milligan
Penn Scout
the Howdy Store
Market St
Norman E. Brown
Dobyns-Taylor
Kingsport Restaurant
Main St
Ning Board
Sullivan
Sullins
Rotherwood Grove
the Times
J. H. Watkins
First National Bank
Payroll
Hina Tnamel
Prairie Gavineat
Louisville
Nrentucky
J. Fred Johnson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!