Democratic executive committee to name nominees Nov 2
Sullivan county Democratic executive committee set Nov 2 1 pm to finalize organization for the 20th Judicial Circuit and nominate candidates for Circuit Judge and Attorney General. Possible county judge nominees include B K Bachman and Will Coleman. for Attorney General Stephens and Winifred Hale are named. The circuit’s political balance remains undecided with Republicans favoring H T Campbell for judge and O L McMahan for attorney general.
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Tenn
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Sullivan County
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Bristol
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Rogersville
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Vines
Joseph Caldwell
Peay
Hal H. Haynes
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Formation of Clerical Party in Tokyo Balks Elections
Clerical party formation in Tokyo aims to contest elections with more than 5 million new voters. Nichiren Buddhist sect backing reportedly strengthens the effort though a long standing police rule bars religious workers from party membership. Nichiren comprises 23 groups with large following.
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Market Report From Lewisville October 23
Cattle one hundred steady unchanged hogs five hundred steady to thirty five lower eight and eleven forty sheep one hundred steady outcomes reflect a quiet trading day at Lewisville market with livestock prices holding steady for most categories and hogs dipping slightly.
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Lewisville
Slaying Linked to Eye Witnesses In Hamilton Case
In Maynardville Tennessee the state rested its case against George Wilfong and James Evans in the murder of Knoxville businessman W. B. Hamilton. Eye witnesses testified the service car struck Hamilton’s sedan repeatedly, though none identified the defendants. testimonies highlighted the confrontation and the attack near Hamilton’s home.
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Maynardville
Tenn
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George’ Wilfong
James “Poe” Evans
Ner Proes
W. RB. Hamilton
Knoxville
Jarnagin & Simmons
Burlington Station
Evans
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
B. N. Painter
Chilhoweee
Winona
W. T. Kennerly
J. Alvin Johnson
W. K. Anderson
Charles K. Householder
Wilfong
Painter
McCalla Avenue
Japan to Ship Four Million Yen Gold to New York Bank
The initial consignment of four million yen in gold from Japan to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will be used to increase the fund held there for the stabilization of exchange.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Murder of Wheat Trader Remains an Unsolved Puzzle
Chicago October 23 The death of Philip J Reaume a 35 year old wheat trader in his hotel room Wednesday has become a murder mystery The body shows a fractured skull with burn marks and cut skin suggesting torture before the fatal blow Police list hemorrhage as the cause of death and continue investigation into the case.
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Philip J. Reaume
Reame
Einstein Theory on Pup Proving Good
Dr. Walter Adams of Morns Wilson Observatory reports testing Einstein’s light mass idea using Sirius and its dense companion. The experiment suggests light has mass and experiences gravitational effects as sunlight bends near the star, supporting gravity’s influence on light.
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Walter 5. Adams
Morns Wilson Observatory
Adams
Cat Eye Annie Recaptured in Attic Outside City
Buffalo reporters say a notorious con artist known as Cat Eye Annie was recaptured today. She was found in the attic of a partly built house just outside Buffalo by workmen after escaping jail yesterday.
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Buffalo
Cat Eye Annie
French Cabinet Breaks Up After Tax Plan Talks
The French cabinet dissolved without Prosperous Prime Minister Callims de tailing his fiscal measures or resigning as expected by some observers. A cabinet meeting is anticipated to reconvene with the chamber next Tuesday, with no change in membership yet.
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Truants Only Two Percent of U S Children
James A Starkweather of Duluth schools told a meeting of the National League of Compulsory Education and Child Welfare that only about two per cent of U S school children are truants, yet that small group accounts for most delinquents. He noted gender differences in stealing behavior among youths.
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Duluth
James A. Starkweather
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League machinery moved to avert Balkan war
The League of Nations council, led by M Briand, was summoned to meet to investigate the Greece Bulgaria dispute. Frontiers clashes spill blood and bombard towns as claims flow from Sofia and Athens. In Tennessee, two men face liquor and dry law charges with fines and prison terms. State highway project estimates total about a million dollars with contract lettings expected to exceed one million.
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J. G. Creveling, Jr
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Mitchell faces court martial over Shenandoah crash remarks
Col. William Mitchell faced court martial specifications charging conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline after his remarks in San Antonio blaming the air services for the Shenandoah crash. The War Department disclosed a technical arrest would likely occur before a general court martial next week as Mitchell, who after service papers said he would await counsel's handling of the case.
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Washington
Wiliam Mitchell
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Mitchell
San Antonio
Shenandoah
War Department
Air Services
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League of Nations burdened by Wilson in Lodge memoir
Washington October 22 The chapter a chief figure in the league fight Henry Cabot Lodge portrays Wilson as driving the league to defeat. Lodge says he supported ratification with reservations but was grateful it failed. He details unpublished ratification events and strategic moves by Republicans in 1919. The book outlines a round robin and a bipartisan effort to depoliticize the league through reservations.
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Wilson Peace Commission
Paris
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Russian Songs Published in Volume From Siberian Series
The Orisis Siberia Folk series revives national tunes from the Soviet Republics with modern composers using 6 000 000 Kirghiz nomads songs recorded for the first time. Alexander Za recently released One Thousand Songs of the Kirghiz People. Kirghiz blend Mongolian, Tartar and Finnish blood. language Turkish with Chinese and Russian influence. Hontehevsky also published Crimean Tartar songs, with Kazan Tatar and Tchuvash repertoires in preparation.
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Soviet’ Republic
Alexander Za
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Kirghiz
Horgolia
Turkestan
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Russia
IA Hontehevsky
Kazan
Great Britain’s Mystery Plane Crashes in Trials
Great Britain’s mystery plane the marine Napier S 4 crashed during navigability trials at sea. Captain Baird, the pilot, is suffering from immersion and shock but escaped serious injury.
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Great Britain
Super Marine
Baird
Creation of New State Board Now Before By
Lexington October 23. The creation of a new political state board of education and provision for distribution of the state school fund by the legislature are the most important steps for educators to secure more favorable legislation for education, said George Colvin, former state superintendent of education, in an address before the educational conference here today.
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Lexington
Board of Education
George Colvin
alabaster lamps of Tut’s day furnished light
London reports Howard Carter stating that ancient Egyptian alabaster lamps surpassed modern ones. In the tomb a three foot tall lamp with a central cup lit by a hidden image of Tutankhamen and Queen, made from translucent glassy alabaster with clever internal decoration.
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