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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
4
Kingsport to host a next week Chautauqua series featuring renowned lecturers singers and performers. Season tickets priced at 3.03 including war tax grant access to 14 events at under 25 cents each, providing culture and education once out of reach for many.
Editorial outlines Kingsport Tennessee built by Clinchfield Railroad leaders with Dr John Nolen designs, zoning for factories homes parks and Y M C A The city merged industrial growth with civic planning creating a model community with schools water power and housing programs plus a $150000 Y M C A and community auditorium.
Berlin reports the American Friends Relief Commission plans to extend its feeding mission to university students in hardship. Special cheap meals will be offered to those who prove lack of funds.
Budapest May 29 Former Emperor Charles, asked to abdicate, reportedly replied to Field Marshal von Koevess Why Am I not democratic enough He says I wish to help my people The return to the throne is opposed as it would invite archdukes and archduchesses and require subsidies from an empty treasury.
The Tennessee will be commissioned at the Brooklyn navy yard with Rear Admiral McDonald presiding and Governor Roberts as honored guest. Capt. R. H. Lee will command, delivering a closing address. The ship carries 1200 crew, including 600 Tennesseans, and features twelve 14 inch guns and four anti aircraft guns.
The vessel features a seven foot armor belt, 624 foot length, 97 foot width, and 32 foot draft with 18 inch belt at max. It will cost 20 million dollars and include a 3000 volume library plus comfortable officer and crew spaces. Commander A Staton organized the crew and departments on a business basis. Want Ads in The Times are result getters.
Gold mining companies urge Congress to impose a $10 an ounce excise tax on gold used for art to fund a subsidy, arguing current labor and material costs exceed market price. They warn mines may shut down entirely if not supported, contrasting gold's monopoly with silver.
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