Meade and Cement Play Today at Five P.M
A lively volleyball game at the Y featured the Eastman Plant teams the Rul Nex and a crack random selection from employees. Captain Moorehouse leads the Rul Nex with Moorehouse Brooks Campbell Clance Compton Bright while the Ink Slingers line up Ford Meredith Marshall Webb Brown.
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Rul Nex
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Moorehouse
Ruff Nox
Bastman
Ink Slingers
Eastman Office
W. S. Moorehouse
Red Brooks
Ora Campbell
Harve Clance
Newt ‘Compton
Jack Bright
Henry L. Ford
Lee Meredith
J. E. Marshall
H.C. Webb
Ben Brown
League Standings and Tomorrow’s Matchups
Yesterday’s results noted no Sunday games. Tomorrow Maton meets Knoxville, Augusta faces Asheville, Charlotte plays Spartanburg, and Columbia meets Greenville in regional league action.
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Maton
Knoxville
Augusta
Asheville
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Columbia
Greenville
Vanotlitte
South Atlantic
L. Pet Charlotte
Byaee
Maeonts
Asheville Green
Knoxville Abase Sale
Baseball Scores and Tonight's American League Games
Results from yesterday show Philadelphia 6 2 over St Louis and 6 2 over New York. Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 1. Boston 6 2. New York 0 6. Philadelphia 7 9. Brooklyn 6 2. Tonight Detroit at Chicago and other league matchups listed with standings and schedules.
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Pittsburgh Wee
New York - Ase
Cincinnati Wren
Yeaterany
St. Louis
Chisago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Chicago
Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanoogas
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rook
Brooklynsdeee
City police docket drenched with liquor cases
The report notes eight cases entered today, all involving liquor or intoxicants. Seven individuals were arraigned for drunkenness and one man fined $82.50 for drunken driving, adding to his Sunday losses. Officers continually encounter intoxicated individuals taken to Judge Smith at police headquarters as liquor offenses remain predominant.
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John Barleycorn
Jake
Markets By The Associated Press Louisville Market Report
Cattle steady at twenty five hundred head. Hogs steady to fifteen cents lower around fourteen hundred. Sheep steady with twenty eight hundred head. Lambs fourteen dollars. Ewes and wethers at fourteen fifty. Bucks three down. Simes Want Ads get results.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Wagner Trial Delayed by Escape of Suspect
The Sullivan county circuit court was to hear the case of Kinnie Wagner today but he remains at large after a dramatic jail break from Blountville jail on Friday July 20. Wagner is charged with the April 19 murder of Policeman John F. Smith on the Holston river bank and with killing Deputy Webb and wounding Policeman Frazier. Three escapees are recaptured. six including Wagner fled. A nationwide search continues with no sign of him.
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Kinnie Wagner
Sullivan County
Blountville
Wagner
Policghise
John F. Smith
Holston River
TD. Webb
George Frazier
4Fe
Anderson Resigns as Kingsport Traffic Officer
L. T. Anderson resigns from his day shift post as traffic officer for the city of Kingsport to pursue other work. Several applicants stand in line for the vacancy, but the position remains unfilled at this time.
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L. T. Anderson
Kingsport
Anderson
Austrian Princess Elizabeth Windischgratz to wed SD member Petzneck
A Vienna romance unfolds after a Workingmen's Council saved Princess Elizabeth Windischgratz from eviction from Schoenbrunn. She, daughter of Crown Prince Rudolph, divorced, marries social democratic Diet member Petzneck. Her son apprentices in an auto factory and daughter attends a girls' school in Vienna.
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Workingmen’s Council
Elizabeth Windischgractz
Diet
Herr Petzneck
Schoenbronn
Herr Petaneci
Franz Joseph
Rudolph
Gel Z Ig
City
Roller regains hearing after plant explosion incident
Scott R Roller manager of the Kingsport Goal and Ice Company plant recovered his hearing late Saturday after being totally deaf for about a week due to a glass gauge tube explosion. He had been able to move about and converse in public during his recovery.
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Kingsport Goal and Ice Company
Scott R. Roller
Roller
Notice to voters of the 11th district registration dates
The 11th civil district opens general registration from August 10 1925 for ten days. Hours are 9 am to 4 pm daily, with 9 pm to 9 pm on the last three days. All residents voting in county elections must register, inside or outside the city. Registrars W P Flora H M McNeil and assistant Clara Murrell.
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W. P. Flora
H. M. McNeil
Clara Murrell
Austrian judge denounces claqueurs as fraud
Public outrage follows a Munich court critique of theatrical supporters after Lothar Meggendorfer founder of Meggendorfer Blaetter dies aged 77. The incident highlights cultural tensions in postwar Austria and questions of performance authenticity.
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Claqueurs
Associated Freie Munich
Lothar Meggendorfer
Meggendorfer Blaetter
Allen's Garage vs Claude Taylor before City Judge
Judge orders based on affidavit that Claude Taylor is indebted to Allen's Garage and is a non resident, making service by ordinary process impracticable, with original attachment levied and returned for action.
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Allen's Garage
Claude Taylor
E. D. Smith
Kingsport
Tennessee
State of
Non-Resident Notice in Kingsport Law Court
Court in Sullivan County Tennessee orders publication for four weeks in Kingsport Times due to non resident defendant Robert Reed Webb. Defendants must appear on the third Monday in October 1925 to defend the bill. notice signed by Clerk J B Anderson and deputy W P Flora. Includes separate business notice terminating service lunch room liabilities dated July 27 1923.
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Kingsport
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Claude Taylor
Auit
E. D. Smith
Lockie Young
John Young
Bristol
State of
Brigid
Exparte
JB. Anderson
J. K. Brown
Law Court
Lacie H. Webb
Robert Reed Webb
Court
J. B. Anderson
W. P. Flora
J. B.“Miller
Wanted: Modern five or six room home near school
WANTED A modern residence five or six rooms in good neighborhood near primary school. Will lease six to eight months with privilege of buying. Address H. P. Slagle care Slagle's Kingsport Tenn. 8-13-3t-e. WANTED Small modern furnished apartment for light housekeeping by couple Address H. L.B. care Times 1bp. FOR RENT Six room houses with furnace heat. Call 185 8-4-2.
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H. P. Slagie
Care Slagle’a
Kingsport
Tenn
H. L.B
Public sale to satisfy notes of Kingsport Hosiery Mills
Advertisement lists a public auction at the First National Bank in Kingsport Tennessee on August 25 1825 at 2 PM to recover 16582 04 plus 6 interest from July 1 1921 pledging 200 shares preferred and 150 shares common stock of Kingsport Hosiery Mills In corporate and describes the bankruptcy notice for William Thomas Vickers with a first meeting of creditors set for August 13 1925 in Johnson City Tennessee and asset sale plan to be decided at that meeting
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Naid
First National Bank of
Kingsport
Tennessee
Kingsport ‘Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Kingsport Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Kingsport Fares, Incorporated
W.E. O'Brien
William Thomas Vickers
Bluff City
Sullivan
Johnson City
Tenn
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