SULLIVAN COUNTY, TN - NEWSPAPERS - Kingsport Times, 21 Nov 1919 - page 3
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Mexicans Force Extry into American Consulate

Mexicali, Mez., Nov. 19.— The forcible intrusion of a Mexican police officer 
into the American consulate here today in an attempt to make an arrest has 
resulted in the transmission of a formal complaint from Walter F. Boyle, 
American consul in Mexicali, to Secretary of State Lansing at Washington and 
also to Governor Cantu here. 


Knoxville Man Injured by Dynamite Under Car

Knoxville, Tenn., Nov. 18.— Terry Conner, aged about 46 yean, residing at 
Fountain City, was seriously injured and a score or more other persons were 
badly shaken up as the result of an explosion under the wheels of a street car 
operated by nin-union workers here tonight. As the result of the explosion, 
the street car company announces that it has increased from $125 to $1,000 its 
reward for the arrest and conviction of any person charged with placing an 
explosive on the rails of its tracks. A reward of $100 is also offered for the 
arrest and conviction of anyone proved guilty of throwing stones or shooting 
through a street car, it is said.


Water Company is Judged not Guilty

Key West, Fl., Nov. 19. — A verdict of not guilty on all eight counts was 
returned in favor of the Miami Water Company in criminal court here today. The 
prosecution was by the State and the charge was that the company's water 
supply for the city of Miami was impure and a menace to the health of the 
community. 

City Fathers Cannot Increase Own Salaries

Raleigh. C., Nov. 19.— City officiate in North Carolina ve no legal right to 
increase their own salaries, the state supreme court holds in an opinion 
handed down today in a test ease brought by the commissioners of Greensboro, 
N. C. The opinion reverses a favorable decision by the lower court. 


INDIAN SPRINGS 
Indian Springs, Tenn., Nov. 20. — Misses Alice Morton, Rosalie Miller and 
Alena Bridwell spent the weekend visiting friends in Bristol. 

Several from this place motored to Kingsport Sunday. 

Miss Mabel Miller has been visiting friends near Kingsport for the past week. 

There will be a lecture and box and ice cream supper at Indian Springs High 
School Friday night, Nov. 28. 

There will be a baseball game played at Indian Springs, Friday Nov. 21, 
between Wallace and Indian Springs.


REEDY CREEK 
Reedy Creek, Nov. 20. — Rev. W. T. Evans filled his regular appointment at 
Mountain View Sunday. He was accompanied by his wife and children.

Mrs. Maggie Fouch and three grand children, of Bristol, were the guests of Mr. 
and Mrs. Fred Leonard last week. 

Mrs. Mallie Lambirth spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Dorothy 
Gray. 
Cora and Mayme Crussell were the guests of Lottie Brickey Friday afternoon. 

Mrs. Fannie Lynn, Mrs. Josie Lynn and Miss Lucy Rice, were dinner guest of 
Mrs. Bettie Crawford Friday. 

E. P. Ketron made a business trip to Bristol Wednesday. 

Corda and Mayme Crussell and Effie Poore attended church at Mountain View 
Sunday. 

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Moody a son. 

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon and children were dinner guests of D. F. Hicks and 
family Sunday.



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