City to assume waterworks management January first
The ordinance to transfer control of the Riegaport Utilities waterworks to the city will be considered at the Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting tomorrow. Bonds totaling 300000 are pending sale, with management to follow the Utilities Company’s policy as long as wise.
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Riegaport Utilities, Incorporated
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Frank L. Cloud
Cloud
Ford Collisions At Busy Street Corner In Broad and Center
Two Ford touring cars collided at Center and Broad streets about 1 40 this afternoon. Arch Bushong of near Kingsport drove one car. the other driver’s name was not learned. Witnesses said the fast running car struck Bushong’s Ford on the side. Bushong reported only minor hood and headlight damage while the other car’s running board was smashed.
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Center
Broad Streets
Arch Bushong
Kingsport
Wit Nneynes
Ford
Bushong
City Judge Holds Busy Court in Morning Session
The city judge held a busy session assessing fines for Sunday drunks speeding and keeping open stores on the Sabbath. Three drunks were fined the usual fifteen dollars and costs with one paying extra. A store owner was fined 3.50 for operating yesterday. An autoist paid 7.50 plus costs after a rash moment. A warning was issued to dew advocates during Christmas season with penalties similar to Sunday fines.
Paving of Tennessee Street Finished Work on Sidewalks Begun
Tennessee Street near the high school has been paved end to end, a concrete 525 foot long by 25 foot wide stretch. Sidewalk construction started December 9 and will run the full length of the street.
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Tennessee Street
Dale
Boone
Workegon Pilich
Star-crossed Lovers Upset Smugglers Plot on Beach
In a melodramatic turn Bing Carrington and Connie Connnemara evade a smugglers’ scheme led by Lacy and Captain Merrills family as they retreat to a beach hideout. The scene blends proposals and dangerous secrets with pursuit through a Connecticut setting.
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Lacy
Connie
Bing
Connemara
Celimena
Connnemara
Ely
City sewer project progresses on Clay Street
City engineer reports rapid progress on sewer work along Clay street from below League Park to Main street. The 1½ inch storm sewers are nearly finished and anticipated to be completed soon, with credit given to the engineer for the remarkable progress.
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F City
Clay Street
Main
Unclear OCR Entry Hints At A Local Opening Date
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a January opening for a venue or event under a person or entity with the name Stodola. The snippet includes a phone number 462 and resembles a small public notice or advertisement from a local paper.
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Clairves
Busy Sullivan county court session opens at Blountville
The Sullivan county criminal court opens at Blountville with Judge Guy S. Chase presiding. Over 140 cases slated for a three week term, grand jury selection completed with 36 men for active service, two murder cases and numerous liquor, larceny and kidnapping counts on the docket.
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Sullivan
County Criminal Court
Blountville Court House
Guy
S. Chase
C. B. Lovette
Godfrey ‘Miller
Big Creek
Scofield Prestiell
Albert Péters
Andy Rosenbaum
Dennis Visitor From New York Tours Kingsport Growth
Dennis, chairman of the Kingsport Improvement Company board from New York, stayed in Kingsport for two to three days last week. He praised the city’s growth and noted real estate interest including a $100 West View Park lot, a $3 000 six room brick house with furnace, and several other parcels ranging from $500 to $1 800. John B. Nall.
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Ti Hy Dennis
New York
Kingsport
Mmuthé
Dennis
Sevier Terrace
John
Nall
Queen Alexandra left little money but vast treasures
The will of Queen Mother Alexandra reveals scarce cash yet extensive wealth including art, china, and libraries at Sandringham and Marlborough House. Jewelry mainly went to family. King George likely inherits most assets. Romanoff jewels largely moved to America with few remaining in London. A pair of matched ruby earrings was sold to Mrs Dariil Warton of Washington.
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London
Dee
Alexandra Ise
Cicles
Edward
Sandringham House
Marlborough House
Sandrin
Gham ‘House
George
Alexandra
America
Lator
Amerigany
Ing
West’ End
Dariil Warton
Raising a Race of Giantesses in England Debate
London reports a controversial view by Dr Leonard Williams claiming girls are taught athletic games to develop combative muscles, creating a race of giantesses with male traits. The piece notes temperance remarks by Sir William Milligan and mentions electric lighting at Lowther Castle as part of social changes.
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Eaplan
Leonard Williams
William Milligan
Manchester
Church: of England Temperance Society
Willian
Donsdale
Lowther
Penrith
Lonedele
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