Cryptic ransom of promises and threats in scattered texts
A garbled message page hints at threats and boasts about easy wealth. The lines reference avoiding certain risks and a dubious bargain, with fragmented names and unclear targets. The overall tone suggests coercive or manipulative language amid unreadable context.
Eastman Plant Volley Team Wins Busy Friday Night Match
The Ruff Nex from Eastman Plant defeated a mixed Maintenance Department squad in a lively Friday game at the Y. Captain Moorehouse says the team is ready for all challengers as future fixtures against Cement Plant and Ink Slingers loom this week.
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Ruff Nex
Eastman Boys
Moorehouse
Ink Slingers
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
Baseball Scores and Standings Brief
Scores show St. Louis 6 Chicago 2 and Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 1. Boston 6 New York 2 and Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 9 to 6. Today Philadelphia at New York with league games Macon at Knoxville Augusta at Asheville Charlotte at Spartanburg Columbia at Greenville.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Macon
Knoxville
Augusta
Asheville
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Columbia
Greenville
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Associated Press
South Atlantic
Vvrt
Augusta Eee
Ensrene
Knoxville Iusto
New York Cincinnati
Southern Association Standings and Results
Teams listed with records and percentages. Mobile beat Birmingham 4 3. Atlanta defeated New Orleans 6 1. Nashville led 8. Little Rock beat Memphis 4. Memphis defeated Chattanooga 9 2. Schedule shows Atlanta at New Orleans. Little Rock at Nashville. Birmingham at Mobile. Memphis at Chattanooga.
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Southern Association
Pet
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Birmingham
Mobile
Atlanta
Nashville
Liquor-Related Docket Dominates City Police Actions
The police docket shows eight cases entered all involving liquor or intoxication. Seven individuals were arraigned on drunkenness charges and one driver was fined $52.50, totaling $65 including other dissipation costs. Officers frequently take in suspects to Judge Smith at the police HQ as liquor offenses remain predominant.
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John Barleycorn
Jake
Marketsdispatch Louisville Cattle Hogs and Lambs Report
Markets report from Louisville August 17 shows cattle at 2500 head steady, hogs 1400 prospects steady to 15 cents lower, sheep 2800 steady, lambs 14, ewes and wethers 14.50, sheep five at 5.50, bucks 3 down.
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Louisville
Wagner Trial Delayed As Escape Remains Unsolved
The court scheduled trial of Kinnie Wagner in Sullivan county circuit court at Blountville today collapsed after his dramatic jail escape on Friday July 10. Wagner faced murder charges in the April 13 Holston river shooting of Policeman John F. Smith and was wanted for killing Deputy Sheriff H. O. Webb and wounding Policeman George Frazier. Three escapees have been recaptured, but Wagner and three others remain at large as searches continue.
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Kinnie Wagner
Sullivan County
Blountville
Wagner
John F. Smith
Holston River
H. O. Webb
George Frazier
Anderson resigns as Kingsport traffic officer
L. T. Anderson has resigned his position as traffic officer for the city of Kingsport to take up other work. He was on day shift when he left. Several applicants are in order for the vacancy, but it has not yet been filled.
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L. T. Anderson
Kingsport
Anderson
Austrian Princess to Marry Social Democrat Aide
Vienna romance unfolds after a workingmen's council protected Princess Elizabeth Windischgraetz from eviction from Schoenbrunn Castle. She, divorced, will wed Petzneck a social democratic member of the Austrian diet who helped raise her children. the princess, granddaughter of Franz Joseph, lives in Vienna with a son in auto factory apprenticeship and a daughter at a girls’ high school.
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Vienna
Elizabeth Windischgraetz
Diet
Herr Petzneck
Schoenbronn
Franz Joseph
Rudolph
Roller Regains Hearing After Glass Gauge Blast
Scott R. Roller, manager of the Kingsport Coal and Ice plant, regains his hearing after temporary deafness from a glass gauge tube explosion. He could talk and move about town for days, with hearing returning as he spoke with neighbors. The Kingsport Times reported the incident, noting his recovery by the following Saturday night.
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Kingsport Coal and Ice Company
Scott R. Roller
Roller
Dublin Housings To Favor Large Families
Dublin city commissioners completed 248 houses for the working classes and received 4400 applications. They will allot based on family size, with 21 families of 12 or more, 40 of 11, and 76 of 10 living in single room tenements slated for priority allocation.
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Dublin
Austrian Judge Denounces Claqueurs as Fraud Public
Munich reports the death of Lothar Meggendorfer, founder of Meggendorfer Blaetter, aged 77. The Austrian judge commented on claqueurs amid coverage of the passing.
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Claqueurs
Associated Press
Munich
Lothar Meggendorfer
Meggendorfer Blaetter
Allen's Garage versus Claude Taylor at State Court
In Kingsport Tennessee before E D Smith city judge the affidavit shows Claude Taylor is indebted to Allen's Garage and is a non resident so law service cannot be made and any attachment levied on his property has been returned.
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Allen’s Garage
Claude Taylor
E. D. Smith
Kingsport
Tennessee
State of
Registration Opens for 11th District August 10 1925
The 11th civil district registers for general registration from August 10 for ten days. Hours run 9 am to 4 pm daily, with extended hours 9 am to 9 pm on the last three days. All electors in or out of the county must register. previous certificates are invalid. W P Flora and H M McNeil Registrars with assistant registrar Miss Clara Murrell.
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W. P. Flora
H. M. McNeil
Clara Murrell
Non-Resident Notice In Kingsport Law Court
In Sulllivan County Tennessee Lacie H Webb vs Robert Reed Webb et al a sworn non resident defendant is ordered to appear after four weekly notices in the Kingsport Times by October 1925 to defend the complaint or it will be confessed and set for ex parte hearing.
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John Young
Tennessee
Bristol
Lockie Young
Exparte
Kingsport
J. B. Anderson
J. K. Brown
Sullivan County
Lacie H. Webb
Robert Reed Webb
W. P. Flora
Miller dissolves interest in Kingsport lunch room
J E Miller announces sale of his interest in Service Lunch Room of Kingsport Tennessee and states he will not be responsible for any accounts or debts of the firm from July 27, 1925. The notice is dated July 27, 1925.
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Kingsport
Tennessee
J. E. Miller
First Meeting of Creditors in Vickers Bankruptcy
In the District Court of the United States for the Northeastern Division of the Eastern District of Tennessee notice to creditors of William Thomas Vickers of Bluff City Sullivan County that he was adjudicated bankrupt on August 3 1925. The first meeting of creditors will be at the Referee's office Johnson City Tennessee at nine o'clock in the morning on August 13 1925 to prove claims elect a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact business. The sale of the bankrupt's property will be discussed at the meeting and no further notice will be given. Dated Johnson City Tenn August 17 1925.
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Kingsport Farms, Incorporated
First National Bank
Kingsport
Tennessee
Kingsport Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
W. E. O’brien
Senercent
William Thomas Vickers
Bluff City
Sullivan
Johnson City
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