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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
4
The Times invites reader letters with full signatures. Anonymous submissions will not be printed, though names can be withheld upon request.
The season’s end highlights Red Grange leaving the University of Illinois to play professional football. The move, urged by fame and money, alarms college officials and fans who fear pro ranks will eclipse college sport, with salaries and commercial interests reshaping the game.
College football fans express tender gratitude for Swede Oberlander of Parmouth and Colgate star Eddie Trydhy, who have declined professional offers to stay true to college pride.
A Yale University committee examined the transportation field and the qualifications it demands. They heard complaints that college graduates tend to be restless pluggers prone to seek rapid advancement rather than steady work, while less educated workers may endure the grind and stay at jobs longer.
A Philadelphia Inquirer report notes Senator Cummins plans a new railroad consolidation bill removing compulsory buyout provisions. It argues mergers must be voluntary to avoid lawsuits and protect small, large carriers, with Pennsylvania likely opposing schemes concentrating control. A Chattanooga Times item adds crime reduction by carols, while a Louisville CourierJournal piece critiques indirect taxation to enforce prohibition, calling for direct law methods.
A collage of brief quips from periodicals portrays playful dialogues and social gags. Lines touch on hats, storks, antique furniture, manners, and light commerce, reflecting a bygone newspaper humor page.
European shipyards struggle amid Russian concessions and other tensions as union leaders push for higher wages in 1926. National medical figures seek a home for aged and disabled physicians, while Smithsonian appeals for ten million dollars to its endowment. Montana reports a potato crop up by a million bushels. Bryn Mawr bans smoking, creates student rooms. France gifts Sevres vase to St John the Divine Cathedral New York.
A garbled exchange references a policeman father and a diamond engagement line. Source text is incomplete and unclear, with stray phrases and quotes. No identifiable events, names, or dates emerge for a coherent summary or location.
A widow only card club tops Arkansas City circles while Rudolph Roehele sails a 20 foot canoe around the world on a motorized voyage. New York manufacturers face workhouse terms for false credit charges. Rotary Club aims to spread Maryland Eastern Shore fame. Americans contribute 12 cents of every dollar to income. Public interest rises as 3,000 inspect Vanderbilt residence for $1 each. A St Paul sewer yields a tube with radium valued at $800,700. Phosgene production is urged to preserve WWI know how. Six Bronx gunmen kidnap a driver and helper, stealing a truck with valuables.
One of the shortest murder trials occurred in Manchester England where Sam Johnson was sentenced to death after a four minute trial.
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