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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
2
The Times invites reader correspondence and requires full signatures. Anonymous letters will not be printed, but names can be withheld upon request.
A discussion notes the surge of overlapping laws across federal state and local levels aimed at crimes like liquor possession and distribution. It warns the same person could face charges in city state and federal courts for the same acts, risking multiple punishments and a broad reach of state power. The piece calls citizens to monitor potential constitutional encroachments on article five.
A Knoxville Sentinel summary notes Dawes faces a divided Republican caucus and risks from party factions. It cites Washington Post commentary on Dawes seeking closure while Republicans in minority and the Klan context surrounding earlier policy battles. It mentions his cautious shift after conferences and a safer campaign posture.
The Houston Chronicle quotes cautioning that perfectionism and high spirits can blind self discipline. It questions whether a serious conception of Ife should guide progress and warns that minor faults can magnify into larger extortions.
The transcript records a vague insurance claim of ten thousand dollars and a store valued at seven thousand. The ad juster calls it total loss. A complaining owner seeks higher compensation while various captions hint at humorous or editorial asides involving Mrs. Noorich and Finnegan.
A fragmentary piece notes minor slips and agitation over little errors. The speaker questions why these small missteps matter, recognizing they are simple lapses during an unsettled moment.
Fragmented clipping shows a mix of humorous quips and ads. References include a museum manager in Dime, radio fever at College Hill, and a Cut Rate Dry Goods contest in Kingsport Tennessee with prize winners and promo lines urging shoppers to “say it with values.”
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