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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

5

Government Moves to Hasten Funding by Small Debtors

Washington officials push for quicker funding from smaller debtors as Italy reconvenes data for talks and France plans a Sept 24 conference. The Anglo French settlement in London adds pressure by limiting France’s ability to repay the American debt, affecting Franco American talks.

Washington United States American Debt Commission Debt Commission The Treasury London Paris France

Double Killing at Ashburn Aviation Field Shocks Chicago

Two men found shot to death near the Ashburn aviation field in Chicago. One victim identified as Girving Schleig an aviator bootlegger with prior theft and safe blowing arrests. Police link the killings to bootlegger warfare and suspect the crime occurred in a car later moved to the field.

Chicago Ill Girving Schleig Ashburn Schlieg Lagoon Douglas Park Detrives Stege Schleig

Prohibition Chief Nominee for Florida Refuses Post

Washington reports the first jolt in enforcement as Major Halsey Dunwoody declines the appointment as prohibition administrator for Florida. Officials refused to comment on the move.

Associated Press Washington Halsey Dunwoody Florida Prohibition

Court of Appeals rules Mc Cracken county remains under government

The Court of Appeals in Frankfort Ky August 28 held Mc Cracken county still under government commission. An election on March eighth abolishing that form was void. The court ordered that a public question election must occur on the regular election day.

Frankfort Court of Appeals McCracken County

Negro Hanged for Attack on Girl in Lexington

Ray Ross was hanged this morning for an attack upon a negro girl. He went to his death calmly, his last words begin Jesus save my soul.

Lexington Ray Ross Jesus

Mrs Bryan Favors National Memorial Location

Mrs. Bryan approves Josephus Daniels proposal to locate the Bryan memorial in Washington. She will not attend Greeneville conference but will be represented by family and friends.

Associated Press Miami Fla Bryan Secreary Josephus Daniels William Jennings Bryan Washington

Theolog Drowns In Licking River Near Morgantown

Morgant, Ky August 28 How ard Burnett 28 a student at Transylvania University Louisville drowned in the Licking River near here late yesterday. Burnett and four companions were in a boat that capsized while on a picnic. the others were rescued.

Morgant, Ky Howard Burnett Transylvania University of Louisville Licking River Here Burnett

Japanese swimmer abandons English Channel attempt

August 28 report says Setsu Nishimura, a Japanese distance swimmer, quit his channel crossing after 2 hours and 5 minutes in the water.

Setsu Nishimura English Channel

Rogersville School To Open Sept 7th

Rogersville public schools will open Monday September 7 at 9 00 am Students should report to their rooms and the High School study hall when the bell rings Organization and classification of pupils will be completed first Regular opening exercises follow at 10 15 am in the Auditorium Parents and neighbors are invited to attend and meet the teachers and learn about the children’s work

Rogersville Tenn

K. K. K. Celebration in Knoxville on Labor Day

Knoxville will host a Labor Day K in Knoxville on September 7 drawing thousands of Klansmen. The event features a large parade and an open air naturalization ceremony with a pyrotechnic display at Caswell Park. Gates open at 7 p.m.

the Times Knoxville Tenn

Tokyo Radio Adopts All Female Announcers

Tokyo officials plan a new broadcasting station employing only female announcers chosen by examination. They must have excellent enunciation and the pure Tokyo dialect to avoid confusion with Osaka broadcasts.

Tokyo Japan Toyko Osaka

Tennessee to Award Road Contracts Worth 1 Million

Nashville Aug 28 The state highway department will award highway and bridge contracts totaling about 1 000 000 across all grand divisions. The awards bring 1925 totals to nearly 5 000 000 under the five year program with next awards planned around November 15. Benefiting counties include Gibson Madison Shelby Maury Davidson Obion Dyer Hamilton Blount Morgan.

Nashville Tenn State Highway Department Tennessee Gibson Madison Shelby Maury Davidson Obion Dyer Hamilton Blount Morgan Shelby County Millington Tipton Madison County Gibson County Jackson Carroll County Davidson County Uns Hamilton County Chattanooga Stringer Ridge Montgomery County Tennessee Central Railroad Clarksville

Market summary Louisville cattle hogs and sheep report

Louisville market update notes two hundred cattle slow and unchanged, hogs at seven hundred head steady to ten cents higher with prices from eight to fourteen dollars, sheep around five hundred head steady, lambs and sheep unchanged, ewes and wethers at thirteen seventy five.

Louisville

Highway Funds Face Decision Over Harahan Viaduct

Officials meet with United States Attorney General in Washington on September 9 to decide if Tennessee federal aid highway funds should be diverted to the Harahan viaduct project near the Mississippi River bridge in Arkansas. Tennessee figures urge priority for the viaduct under federal law and oversight by the Bureau of Public Roads.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn State Highway Department United States John G. Sargent Washington Tennessee Harahan Mississippi River Arkansas Frank M. Thompson J. G. Creveling, Jr Rowlette Paine Memphis Secretary of Agriculture

Kiwanis Strand Show Promises Local Talent Tonight

The Kiwanis program at the Strand starts at 7 30 pm with Pat Levolo performing wire walking and Malcolm Miller delivering readings. Coach Sprankie’s tumblers, Kiwanis singers, and a 57 piece silver set plus a bicycle are among tonight’s prizes with tickets selling fast at $1 for adults and 50 cents for children.

Strand Theater Pat Levolo Kingsport Pat Keith Orpheum Malcolm Miller Sprankie Kiwanis Singers Kiwanis Levolo S. K. Lindsay

Maintenance Men and Operators Parley Over Mine Retention

Bituminous mine operators and miners reached a partial agreement on maintaining pumpmen engineers watchmen and electricians through idle periods. The union’s September 1 strike start could flood caverns and floodages if maintenance is not kept, threatening 158000 miners and 828 mines amid a shift to hard coal markets.

Philadelphia Canada

Dam Hydro Unit Startup Adds Power To Southeast

Army engineers at Wilson Dam will start at least one turbine to boost hydro electric output for Southeastern Atlantic industries hit by drought and resulting power shortages.

Washington, D. C Army Wilson Dam Atlantic States

Disse Sentenced to Die October 7 in Richmond Case

Rudolph Disse, 20, slayer of his sweet heart rival and a detective, was sentenced today in Richmond to die in the electric chair on October 7.

Richmond Rudolph Disse

Mine Workers Suspend Coal Fields On Sept 1

John L. Lewis announced a suspension of hard coal fields starting September 1 as miners fail to secure a 10 percent wage hike, check off, and wage-equality terms. About 758000 miners would walk out, with roughly 10000 kept for maintenance duties to prevent floods and cave-ins. Operators and miners clashed over maintenance staffing during the emergency.

Philadelphia John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America

Free State Parliament Opposition Almost Nil After Adjournment

Dublin reports the Free State Parliament adjourned with minimal opposition as the Republican party refused to recognize the Dail or participate in government proceedings. The Labor party, unhappy with unemployment policy, debated withdrawal. leader Thomas Johnson favored leaving, but the party stayed and Johnson relinquished leadership.

Dublin Free State Republican Party Dail Labor Party Thomas Johnson

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