Son of James H. Bringle and Nancy White
He was a real estate dealer; spouse was Lota
Age at death: 56; He died of a self-inflicted gunshot to the head at the-Tipton County Farmers Union-Bank. His body was found in an office adjoining his own about an hour after a young woman employee of the bank had heard a shot, which she mistook for the backfiring of an automobile. A pistol was clasped in his hand and there was a wound in his right temple. Notes left by Mr. Bringle were not made public.
--from The Kingsport Times (TN), Weds, Sep 3, 1930, page 2
He was a real estate dealer; spouse was Lota
Age at death: 56; He died of a self-inflicted gunshot to the head at the-Tipton County Farmers Union-Bank. His body was found in an office adjoining his own about an hour after a young woman employee of the bank had heard a shot, which she mistook for the backfiring of an automobile. A pistol was clasped in his hand and there was a wound in his right temple. Notes left by Mr. Bringle were not made public.
--from The Kingsport Times (TN), Weds, Sep 3, 1930, page 2
Son of James H. Bringle and Nancy White
He was a real estate dealer; spouse was Lota
Age at death: 56; He died of a self-inflicted gunshot to the head at the-Tipton County Farmers Union-Bank. His body was found in an office adjoining his own about an hour after a young woman employee of the bank had heard a shot, which she mistook for the backfiring of an automobile. A pistol was clasped in his hand and there was a wound in his right temple. Notes left by Mr. Bringle were not made public.
--from The Kingsport Times (TN), Weds, Sep 3, 1930, page 2
He was a real estate dealer; spouse was Lota
Age at death: 56; He died of a self-inflicted gunshot to the head at the-Tipton County Farmers Union-Bank. His body was found in an office adjoining his own about an hour after a young woman employee of the bank had heard a shot, which she mistook for the backfiring of an automobile. A pistol was clasped in his hand and there was a wound in his right temple. Notes left by Mr. Bringle were not made public.
--from The Kingsport Times (TN), Weds, Sep 3, 1930, page 2
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