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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
4
The paper reserves exclusive use for republication of all news dispatches and credited materials. Authors and agencies are acknowledged and republication is restricted to this publication.
A historic defense of law and order argues that government protection of property and individual rights hinges on enforceable laws. It cites rising crime, including automobile thefts in Kingsport and thefts in Greeneville and nearby towns, urging stronger enforcement and adherence to fundamentals of law.
Fragmented OCR text discusses how citizen contentment affects a city's progress. It links lack of affordable, comfortable homes to social unrest and poverty, noting untidy tenements and the impact on families and industry. The passage emphasizes housing as a core factor in community well being.
The League of Nations council decided that Britain shall have no continued mandate over Iraq for 25 years and Mosul territory will be included in the Brussels area. The decision, amid a web of diplomatic and economic factors, is seen as a pivotal, world-reaching moment impacting both East and West. It cites shifting ethics and material interests, including U S considerations about oil in Mosul and adjacent lands. The piece cites opinions from the Boston Transcript and the Brooklyn Eagle on related topics.
A fragmented notice describes a window with signs urging purchase of certain goods and records. Mentions night sales, saxophone records, and an actor named Jamell. Poses questions about origins and links to Volstead era imagery and Mother Goose themes.
The item discusses cover charges of $2.10 and broader practice in restaurants and hotels. It notes a court ruling against binding patrons with such charges when printed on menus, while acknowledging the practice as common in upscale establishments. It cites patron protection and consumer choice amid luxury dining trends.
A jumbled clip shows varied items from Christmas markets in Chicago to Long Island Railroad electrification delayed until 19 High turkey prices triggering New York City uprisings. Mentions Reading hospital death, German reparation affairs, Peabody museum, a Philadelphia shooting, and Sir Paul Painleve threats amid Syria debates.
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