Eastman Ties Third Straight Win With Legion 6 1
Eastman won its third straight by defeating Legion 6 to 1 as Hamilton dominated on the mound. Crawford and Van Trease led Legion with the only hits, while Eastman’s bats produced four runs in the fourth inning. Next, Eastman plays Collegiates. Legion faces Brick Plant Saturday.
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Legion
The
Eastmanning
Hamilton
Hig Mit
Crawford
Legionnaires
Sprankle
van Trease
Brick Plant
Local notes and pardons spark state wrapup
The report covers pardons issued by Governor Peay for six escaped convicts and other state actions. It notes changes in hunting and game laws at Reelfoot Lake plus bank charter activities and a Tennessee kindergarten discussion about age requirements and admissions. Entities include Gouverneur Peay, Davidson and Cannon counties, Reelfoot Lake, and several Memphis Nashville and Chattanooga firms.
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Nashville
Memphis
American Auto Supply Company
Capital
Hamblen-Waldorf Company
Chatilancogs
Chocolates Sales Corporation
Delaware
Nashville Roof Pain, Company
Davidson County
League Standings and matchups across several cities
Knoxville leads with 73 points while Charlotte has 6. Augusta 6 and Greenville 2.0 follow, with Columbia 2 and Asheville Levy at Spartanburg 3 and Macon 1. Upcoming games pair Knoxville with Charlotte and Spartanburg with Macon as Asheville faces Columbia and Greenville meets Augusta. National League context noted.
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Greenville
Columbia
Asheville
Levy
Spartanburg
Macon
Greenvile
Associated Prose South Aka - Pet
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Spantanburgy
Macon Oa
Pressman in Kingsport Times Injures Fingers at Press
Charles Houser, a pressman at The Kingsport Times, sustained serious injury to the second and third fingers of his left hand yesterday afternoon while operating the newspaper press. The bones were crushed and the first segments amputated at River View Hospital. He is resting easily today.
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Charles Houser
Kingsport Times
River View Hospital
Houser
Beneen
Central Kindergarten to Limit Enrollment This Year
City schools superintendent Ross XX Robinson announced the central kindergarten will limit enrollment to about 40 pupils this year. With only one kindergarten teacher, admissions will proceed in the order applications are received, giving preference to five year olds and older children first. Children under four and a half will not be admitted, and under five may be admitted only if space remains.
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Rabingon
Robinson
Pierese Barnes
Central High-School
Thave Jig
Ross XX
Second Period of Boys Camp Ends Tomorrow at 7 P M
Camp Hammond will close the second period tomorrow evening at seven, with the rest of the week filled by activities. Friday features the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion, Saturday hosts Kiwanis and Legion supper, and Camp Fire Girls head to Festa no Monday for ten days.
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Aunilingy
Kiwanis and
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Fesino
Te Wes
Kiwanis
Capitol Notes: Tennessee Governor Peay At Battle Creek Poll
Governor Peay Lel visited a Battle Creek polling place during an election. An officer asked how Tennessee conducts elections and the governor joked about a new voting setup with a returning officer two judges and two clerks. A woman voter near him exclaimed in horror.
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Tenn
Peay Lel
Battle Creek
Mich
Tennessee
Non-resident Nat Brewer called to defend in Kingsport suit
In the Law Court at Kingsport SulLivan County Tennessee Edna Wise Brewer vs Nat Brewer the bill shows Nat Brewer is a non resident. Court orders four weeks publication in the Kingsport Times notifying him to appear on the third Monday in October 1925 at the Court House in Kingsport to defend or have allegations taken as confessed and the case set for hearing.
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Sullivan County
Tennessee
Edna (Wise) Brewer
Nat Brewer
Court House
Id. B. Anderson
W. P. Flora
D. C
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