Knife Attack at Borden Mills Leaves Man Wounded
John Ball, a Borden Mills worker, was stabbed in the lower left leg by fellow employee Frank McKenzie during a dispute after work Friday. Ball says McKenzie, who fled, threatened him earlier. Ball is recovering at River View Hospital, McKenzie is at large. Ball is a former Johnson City resident, with five weeks current employment.
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John Ball
Borden Mills, Inc
Frank McKenzie
Riverview Hospital
McKenzie
Times
Ball
Baleksmith
Johnson City
Borden Mills
North Carolina
Batting Averages To Be Published Later In The Times
The city league batting averages will appear in a future Times issue. Many new players cause 200 plus averages to be calculated and some will be eliminated. Players who miss three consecutive games are dropped from the league standings to keep regulars fair. Once eliminations occur, the averages will be published.
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Times
Local Kiwanis to Stage Strand Program Friday
Kingsport event features tumbling readings music and acrobatics by Kiwanis Club members at the Strand Theatre with a bicycle and Rogers silver set as top prizes. Tickets 1.50 adults 1.00 children. numbers detached and drawn after the show to award winners displayed at Clinchfield Drug Store.
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Strand Theatre
Kiwanis Club
Sprankle
Kiwanians
Rogers
Clinchfield Drug Store
Nice to Become a University Town for Winter Visitors
Americans traveling to the Riviera may find Nice emerging as a real university town. Courses offered last season drew strong interest from visitors and locals, prompting subsidies for ten years to expand and sustain programs. Lecturers will come from Aix Marseille and Paris with focus on Provençal literature and Frederic Mistral.
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Paris
Riviera
Nice
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Alpes-Maritimes
University
Aixon
Arbonne
University of Toulose
Frederic Mistral
Theodore Roosevelt
Last of Concrete Continued Across Page One
The article discusses ongoing roadwork with the road open during shoulder construction. It notes difficulty in managing work mules when autos travel on the concrete and mentions dirt on the road and dust in dry weather troubling traffic.
Christy Brothers Menagerie Offers World Class Show in Kingsport
The Christy Bros five ring menagerie arrives in Kingsport on September 14 featuring six elk, two wolf collections, two black bears, three groups of lions, tigers and leopards, elephants, a Noah and the Ark parade, and over five hundred trained animals attracting naturalists and students alike.
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Christy Bros
United States
Kingsport
Thibet
South America
Alaska
Kingsport Press Delivers $57,000 Tennesee Arithmetic Texts
The Kingsport Press has shipped $57,000 worth of arithmetic textbooks to Tennessee, the first batch from the newly adopted list. Prof. C. E. Rogers of Johnson City and Prof. R. L. Jones, joint authors, announced the delivery to the Nashville state depository, highlighting native Tennessee authorship and on time production.
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Kingsport Press
Public Schools of
Tennessee
Nashville
C. E. Rogers
Johnson City
R. L. Jones
Kingsport
Rogers
Jones
Middle Tennessee State Normal
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Tennessee Public Schools
Dentist Dr. E A Hoge Moves to Broad Street Kingsport
Dr. E A Hoge formerly of Gate City has moved his practice to Kingsport and now operates above the Dobyns Taylor Hardware Company on Broad Street. The new office features entirely new equipment and will open tomorrow. Hoge has ten years of Virginia practice and three years serving Gates City with a growing patronage.
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E. A. Hoge
Gate City
Kingsport
Dobyns-Taylor Hardware Company
Broad Street
Hoge
Dr. Hoge
Virginia
Gates City
Reindeer Tasing Industry Grows in Alaska
From Cape Prince of Wales the reindeer husbandry boom moves Alaska toward one of its largest industries. Lapps were brought to teach locals how to handle the herds.
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Cape Prince of Wales
Alaska
Mrs Carr Dies at Riverview Hospital
Minnie Lee Carr 28 wife of Gordon Carr of near Surgoinsville died Friday morning at Riverview hospital after a bout with typhoid fever. Funeral from New Providence church Stony Point at 10 o clock this morning. Interment in the church cemetery. Born and raised in Hawkins county she leaves a husband a three year old son and several siblings.
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Minnie Lee Carr
Gordon Carr
Surgoinsville
Riverview Hospital
New Providence
Stony Point
Gardner
Carr
Minnie Lee Johnson
Mrs. Carr
Hawkins County
Tenn
American to Organize Arctic Reindeer Industry
Seattle reports W. T. Lepp longtime Alaska education chief has left for Baffin Land to reorganize the reindeer industry for Hudson’s Bay. The 1896 journey included a party driving reindeer 800 miles from Cape Prince of Wales to Point Barrow to aid a stranded whaling fleet.
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Seattle
W. T. Lepp
Alaska
United States Bureau of Education
Baffin Land
Canadian
Greenland
North America
Hudson
Corsinbs
Depp
Yassin
D. H. Jarvvs
E. B. Bertholf
Velvet Expected To Be Worn More This Winter
Paris reports a fashion shift as velvet returns in cotton or silk with new colors. Dresses in velvet attract attention and designers present small velvet coats with matching hats for morning wear. The cloche may fade as chic women embrace larger hat shapes.
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Paris
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