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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1925

Page

3

Sullivan County Man Appointed to Shipping Board

Samuel R. Towell, former Blountville high school principal and Sullivan County figure, has been appointed executive assistant to the director of operations for the United States Shipping Board in Washington. The Tennessee appointment came via Congressman Carroll B. Reece’s influence. Howell, an ex service man and West Point cadet, lived in Mountain City and taught in Blountville and the Philippines before returning to Tennessee.

Samuel R. Towell Blountville Sullivan County United States Washington Carroll B. Reece Tennessee Howell Mountain City Johnson County Sullivan King College Bristol United States Military Academy West Point Philippine Islands

Chattanooga man praises Kingsport progress during visit

R W Eoyd of Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph, Chattanooga, brother of 8 N Boyd of Boyd Cope, spent Christmas in Kingsport. He praised the city's progress over the past decade and noted Kingsport’s growing attention and development, saying the region’s advancement has surprised many observers. He is a former Rogersville resident.

R. W. Eoyd Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Chattanooga N. Boyd Boyd- Cope Company Kingsport Boyd Rogersville Mr. Boyd

Yates Funeral Held At Baptist Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle Tene Yates, who died at her father William Jackson’s Sul livan Street home, were conducted from the Baptist church at 2 30 this afternoon. Interment followed in the city cemetery. Mrs. Yates had been ill about two years and is survived by her husband, her parents, and several brothers and sisters.

Myrtle Tene Yates William Jackson Sullivan Street Baptist Church Sp, Martin City

Real estate list with prices in Weat View Park and Oak properties

John B. Nall lists real estate offerings including lots in Weat View Park from 100 dollars, a six room frame house at 3000 dollars, a six room brick house with furnace at 5000 dollars, good Oaks lots at 500 dollars, two Char lemont lots at 1800 dollars each, and a lot in Sevier Terrace priced at 750 dollars.

Weat View Park the Oaks Charlemont Sevier Terrace John B. Nall

Concealed Eczema Remedy Promised to Purge Skin Flaws

A dubious health claim touts an old blood boosting remedy that allegedly builds red blood cells to eliminate eczema boils pimples and rashes. It asserts impurities flee the body and skin clears as the product sells in drugstores and mail order.

Ord Evonomicul

Albert Peters Sentenced for Rosenbaum Murder

A Sullivan County jury found Albert Peters guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the killing of Andy Rosenbaum on April 13, 1924, sentencing him to two to ten years in the penitentiary. Peters claimed self defense. the trial was in Blountville with Judge Guy S. Chase presiding.

Albert Peters Rosenbaum Sullivan County Inter Peters H. Tyler Campbell E. K. Bachman Bristol Killine James McAmis Bertha Anline Afsort

Turning trades into lit artists at MLA meeting

In Chicago in December two thousand nineteen AP reports a Modern Language Association of America meeting where writers and teachers criticize commercial writing courses. Christopher Morley denounces university aligned fiction teaching as salesmanship and argues art cannot be produced by business methods. William McFee echoes concerns that literature elites insist on loud advocacy over natural laws.

Chicago Modern Language Association of America Christopher Moreley William McFee Ebony

Senator Kinney Granted New Trial In Whiskey Case

Indianapolis Ind Dec 30 AP Senator Michael J Kinney of St Louis was granted a new trial by Federal Judge Baltzell after being convicted alongside 21 others on December 19 for conspiracy to steal 891 barrels of pre war whiskey from the Jack Daniel distillery in St Louis. The judge left in place the verdict against Kinney while denying arrests of judgments for all defendants.

Indianapolis Ind Michael J. Kenney St Louis Jack Daniel St. Louis Baltszell Kinney Ben Doneagter Cincinnati Senator Kinney Baltzell Arnold J. Helmich Missouri

Record Warmth and Dryness Mark 1925 Across Nation

The year 1925 was exceptionally hot and dry with widespread droughts and record high temperatures in many regions. Nearly every month exceeded normal warmth, especially in the South Atlantic and North Pacific. spring was early, rainfall deficient, and October remained unusually cool and windy without easing the overall warmth.

Washington South Atlantic North Pacific South Sume

Funeral services for W. A. Cope near Rogersville

Funeral services for W. A. Cope of Rogersville were held at his residence followed by interment in the cemetery near Rogersville. Rev. Cook and Rev. Harvey Davis officiated. pallbearers were Fred Davis, Joe Williams, Ben Sams, Hugh Rogers, Mack Jones and Earl Yardin. Survived by two sons J. C. Cope and Gus Cone, and daughter Mrs N. T. Tate. one daughter predeceased. Mr. Cope was a Hawkins County planner and owner of property near Rogersville. he was a Baptist parishioner.

W. A. Cope Rogersville JT. O Hugh Rogers Mack Jones Earl Yardin Cope Hawkins Baptist Church C. Gone Cit Gus Cone Russellville Tenn N.T. Tate Hansonville, Va Cone

Truck Crop Damages From Cold Weather Widespread

Washington and surrounding states report extensive damage to truck crops including cabbage lettuce onions and other early truck crops due to a cold spell. Virginia sees a mild start with later cold. North Carolina reports a hard freeze along the coast through the week end. Tennessee notes below freezing with dry pastures and little field work. The Weather Bureau summarizes crop conditions across the Southern states for the week ending yesterday.

Washington Nee Atlantic Gulf States Weather Bureau Florida Virginia North Carolina

British Hand Over Weishaden Territory Post Cologne Evacuation

The Weishaden zone in Rhineland Germany was handed from French to British control at a simple ceremony near the Freech general headquarters. The Union Jack was raised and the flag lowered as troops marched in review after Cologne’s evacuation.

Weishaden Rhineland Germany Dee, O Iscanational Cologne Schlosplats Freech General Headquarters

Divorce Granted to Mrs. Dorothy Thomas in Paris

The Paris Tribunal granted a divorce to Mrs. Dorothy Thomas from Eunice Thomas on the charge of new support. Eunice Thomas is said to be a son of the American playwright Augustus Thomas.

Paris the Herald Paris Tribunal Dorothy Thomas Eunice Thomas Thomas Augustus Thomas

Golf ball prices rise with new planned retail increases

A Chicago report states golf balls will cost more as standard balls drop from 15 cents to 85 cents and the 50 cent Variety moves to 60 cents. Also noted is a trade in major league baseball where Wayland Dean and Jack Bentley move from the New York Giants to the Philadelphia Phillies for Jimmy Ring with no cash involved.

Chicaro Dee Dean New York New York Giants Annneneottes Wayland Jack Bentley Sealhpay Philadelphia Nationals Jimmy Ring

Alabama Football Warriors Ready for Rose Bowl Showdown

Pasadena, Calif. AP reports Alabama's 1948 Rose Bowl team, led by coach Wallace Wade, prepared in secrecy for New Year's Day clash with the University of Washington. The squad than completed semi final drills, reported all players healthy and in peak form for the game of their life Friday.

Pasadena Calif Alabama Football Warriors University of Washington Wallace Wade Wade

Jury to Probe State Poor House Conditions

Hampton Virginia December 30 AP special grand jury investigates Elizabeth City County poor house after complaints by several negro ministers. Witnesses examined and jurors to visit the almshouse to speak with inmates, some nearly immobile, as alleged cruelty and bad food are scrutinized.

Hampton Elizabeth City Couity Poor House Srand

Melloglo Beauty Cream Promises Quick Complexion Change

A new beauty cream named Melloglo from Hoiston Drug Company claims to remake the complexion with a wild rose petal like texture and appearance. It nourishes while beautifying whitening and cleansing and is suggested to be left on overnight.

Alec Melloglo Hoiston Drug Company

Mack predicts tough American League race in 1926

Connie Mack says the 1926 AL title fight will be the hardest in years. He cites contenders including the Athletics Yankees Red Sox and White Sox with strong squads in Washington St Louis Detroit and more. Mack notes last season’s two horse race and admits the Athletics collapsed unexpectedly.

Philadelphia Connie Mack Athletics Yankees Washington St. Louis Sisler Detroit White Sox Eddie Collins Red Sox Mack Athletica

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Shipping Board Samuel R. Howell Blountville High School R. B. Boyd Yates Baptist City Cemetery Martin Sury Sullivan County Court Harald Smallwood J. H. Caldwell Peroeck C. B. Lovette George M. Warren E. H. King Frank Pitts Robert Hawk D. W. Snoderass Ben Cain Will Mobley Sam Hunt Charles Smelling Landon Isley Foe Isley E. W. Hughes Nat Barnes Guy S. Chase Elbert Stehelt John T. Pagett Kingsport Feed and Produce Co Will Denton Ardent Carl Kincaid William J. Kinney al Zevanne Ander Ib Hin Gh Rhian # Foods Mths i Sineltinat Danial Hy the, Syndicate Bentoneadk Fg & Segns Tor Toan Daniel 'O'Nedward J. Hate Div Robert Walker John Conners Wilker-Awhi ‘Bill Posting Company Art Harry P. Stretten Clifford Samson Carlisle Sampson Bernard Brink Trindare 7 Multion Bovine Richard Pitzribber St. Lois Daniel Ben Doncaster Indiana Sidney Maitiny Don HH. Robinson Danial Syndicate Thomas A. McCaile Mict J. Whalen St. Tntx St. Lonis Mik Arnold Helmich Nathan Goldstein Mo Maltin Balzell Helmich Internal Revenue Eastern Goldstein Levin and Mul D. and W. Roller Hatchery and Poultry Farm Kingsport. Tenn Garneer Sed T. H. Bailey Nu Strand Broad St the Howdy Store Market St Houston Drug Co J. H. Watkins First National Bank Geo.e Stone Boone and Sullivan ‘Sts Rogerswhele W. A. Copesfather J. Cacane sCilys Jena Agg Alabama Football Warriors Pasaadena Prac Tice Kingsport Insurance Agency W. B. Ramey Mgr C. G. Frye Optometrist Kingsvort Cherokee Street Palace of Sweets Kingsport Publishing Co
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