Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American League results show Detroit 4, Cleveland 6. Bovneg 95 New York 6, Louis 15, Chicago 11. Philadelphia 5, Washington 4. National League games include New York 2, Brooklyn 0. Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 10. Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 5. International League matches feature event0 7, Buffalo 2. Baltimore 2, Reading 3. Rochester 3, Syracuse 4. Providence 2, Jersey City 4. American Association remains listed without results.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Bovneg
New York
Louis
Chicago
Phiadelphia
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Concinnati
St. Louis
International League
Buffalo
Baltimore
Reading
Rochester
Syracuse
Providence
Jersey City
Scores From Various Cities Mixed With Broadcast Plans
A list shows city scores such as Columbus seven to Toledo eight and New Orleans fifteen to Nashville fourteen, with Birmingham-Little Rock no game and Atlanta nine to Memphis zero due to forfeit after an umpire attack. The rest blends railings to the British Broadcasting Company plans to beam city sounds to rural listeners as part of a summer effort, contrasting urban life with country broadcasts.
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Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham-Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
British Broadcasting Company
Wireles
England
London
Baseball Action Today Across Leagues and Cities
Bristol and Morristown clash in the Appalachian League while Kingsport visits Greeneville. Major league games feature Chicago versus Detroit and St Louis meeting Cleveland along with Philadelphia facing Boston. Washington plays New York and New York hosts Brooklyn with Pittsburgh visiting Chicago and Cincinnati at St Louis.
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Appalachian League
L. Pet
Gueenevile
Bristol Ae Ss
Kingsport Pier
Morristown
Dercae
South Atlantic
W. L. Pel Macon
Charlotte Sae
Greenville
Spartanburg As
Augusta Setees
Asheville
Knoxville O* Bie
Columbia
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago Us
Cleveland
St. Louis Sane
Detroit
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Wee
Ae Sree
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
BTS Bears
Atlanta
Nashville
Moniphis
Birmingham - Chattanoora
AGS Mobile
Little Rock
Bristol
Kingsport
Greeneville
Bishop Questions Football Slavery in England Debate
The Bishop of Peterborough sparked a row by claiming football players are purchased like slaves, prompting swift denials from sports figures. J Daniel of Northampton and Southern League leaders argued transfers reflect a free market, with players earning $30 to $40 weekly in professional play.
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Bishop
England
Associated Brews
London
Peterborough
C. G. B. Bardsley
Sporsmen
Clerryman
Aly Teivester
Dariid
Elf
Claey
Lovbball
Commander Morocco Hero of World War II Arrival
General Davian, new French commander in chief for Mor o pcga, led the first trench contingent to Germany after the armistice. He chose the first regiment of the foreign legion, largely volunteers from Alyce Lorraine, into Chateau Salines as the German mission neared Nancy to cede Alsatian railways.
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Aap Ur
Lisa
Davian
Moro
Pcga
Colonial Corps
Germany
Forign Legion
Alyce Lorraine
Chateau Salines
Nancy
Daugan
Nc Square
Poiting
Alsace Lorraine
County Agents Equipped With Movie Outfit
A rural McMinn County program provides a motion picture demonstration set for county agents W. G Adsmond and Miss Myrtle Wabb. Banks and businessmen in Athens and surrounding towns helped fund the project used in dozens of Tennessee counties. The shows feature farm life and home method education shown in schools and community centers to aid demonstration work.
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McMinn County
Athens
W. G Adsmond
Miss Myrtle Wabb
Tennessee
Patrick Hamilton Dies After Decorating Wife's Grave
Patrick Hamilton of Norton Virginia died suddenly from an apoplexy at his home shortly after his wife’s grave was decorated on Memorial Day. He was 58 years old and father of Mrs. B H Kinkead and Mrs. D D Van Trease. Funeral services were held at his home, with interment in Norton cemetery.
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Patrick Hamilton
B. H. Kinkead
D D. van Trease
Norton
Did. Hamilton
Constructive lecture at Chautauqua by Frank P Johnson
Frank Preston Johnson delivered a practical lecture in the Chautauqua tent on The Basis of Liberty. He urged local community action for national progress, praised cooperative marketing, and highlighted farmer challenges in matching supply with demand. Miss Adam Ruth Jonay provided entertainment for the children witnessing the program.
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Chautahqua
Frank Preston
Johnson
America
Adam Ruth Jonay
Chavtau Con
Jones
Chautauqua Evening Acts Across Political and Opera Theatres
A Chautauqua program lists Guldren's Entertainment The Middleson's Mannikins Jra and more. Afternoon Prelude features The Middleson's Mannikins while an 8:30 p.m. lecture by Geoffrey F. Morgan titled Success With Ease airs. Night presents Robin Hood, the well loved comic opera by the May Valentine Opera Company Dom.
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Guldren’s
the Middleson
S. Mannikins
Jra
The
Middleon
Mannikins
Geoffrey F. Morgan
America
May Valentine Opera Company
Miss Jones Charms Children With Story Telling Event
Miss Jones entertains with crayon illustrations as she tells stories to children this morning. Praised for humor and engaging pictures, the program wins hearty applause from youngsters and adults alike. Prize winners announced by Cut Rate Dry Goods Co include A. K. Ward of King Tenn. for first prize and several others for second to fifth prizes.
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Miss Jones
Wells
Cut Rate Dry Goods
Tolle Z A. K. Ward
King Tenn
Will Hutchins
Bristol Highway
Kingsport
Tenn
Winne
M. E. Smith
Linn Street
Ort
Tonn
RL C
Charlemont Street
Kings
Snsane
W. Lane
Dak Street
Syore
Poppy Sale a Splendid Success in Kingsport
The poppy sale by the Camp Fire Girls and Legion Auxiliary raised over 1400 poppies on Saturday. Poppies were made by ex service men in sanitoria and paid one and one quarter cents each. Three quarters of proceeds go to state auxiliaries, a portion funds grave decoration, and the rest supports general welfare. Local citizens and auxiliary members are praised for the large response.
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Gamp
The
Legion Auxiliary
Kingsport
Thomas R Marshall a plain citizen and political figure
Thomas R Marshall valued humane policy toward prisoners and children to avoid births in prison or deaths behind bars. Nominated for vice president in 1912 Baltimore and again in 1916 with Wilson, he was known as a plain everyday citizen in Columbia City. He married Louis J. Kimsey in 1895 after his mother’s death.
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Marshall
Baltimore
Indiana
Wilson
St. Louis
Saeed
Columbia City
Tom
Louis J. Kimsey
Angola
Ind
Clarence Ignatius Morison
Washington
Michigan
Clarence Ignatius
Mr. Marshall
Chamberlain Medicine Co. trial package offer
A promotional offer invites readers to send name and address with 10 cents to Dow Momes Town for a trial package. It advertises Chamberlain's Colio Band Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach pain cramps and diarrhoea, Chamberlain's Salve for burns wounds and skin ailments, urging families to try these valued medicines. Sold by Clinchfield Drug Co.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Chamberlain
Clinchfield Drug CO
Reading Enthusiast and Bible Student Portrait
The article profiles a man of moderate means with a love for detective stories who often read late at night. He served as vice president and carried a pocket testament, devoting time to education church and charitable work. He believed true success lies in respecting others rights and doing what one is fit to do.
Non-resident defendant summoned in Hendrix case
Court in Kingsport orders four week publication in the Kingsport Times notifying Mack Hendrix a non resident defendant to appear on the first day in July 1925 and defend or have allegations confessed. Also notice of sale of interest in Blackley King Motor Company to Thomas L. King and transfer of debts and obligations.
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Esq
H. O. Bunn
Kingsport
Sullivan County
J. L. Akens
Mack Hendrix
H. QC
Worley & McAmis
Sol’'s
Blackley-King, Motor Company
Thos. L. King
Robert C. Blackluey
Non-Resident Notice in Kingsport Chancery Court
In Kingsport Tennessee non residents J G Stephenson L M Stephenson and F T Egan trustee must appear by the third Monday in June 1925 to defend a bill filed by WW Tay. If they fail the bill may be confessed. Notice published in Kingsport Times for four weeks. May 25 1925. H M McNeill Clerk and Master.
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Shem
WW. Tay
Kingsport
H. M. McNeill
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SaIk
oSport
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Southern Association
St Louis
National League
Old Virginia
Morocco
Philip Daubigne
Jerusalem
Ronald Storrs
Channuel Islands
John
Henry VI
Holy Sepulchre
Daubigne
D. D. van Trease
Frank P. Johnson
Chautauqua
Children’s Entertainment
G. M. Umberger
Sullivan Street
Thomas R.marshall
Kinge
W.E. Webb
Myrtle St
Bargain
Allen's
Poland
China
Clyde Groseclore
Bloomingdale Pike
Lee Highway
Tilman Hall
Tate, Tenn
Tipton
Times Office
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