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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
3
Local post office marks Better Mailing Week from June 1 to 7 to curb dead letter mail. Postmaster J L Shout presents figures on losses from misaddressed mail and urges proper addressing and return addresses to reduce costs and keep mail from the dead letter office.
An unavoidable crash occurred at Broad and Center streets at about 8 AM when a Hudson Coach driven by C B Brandt collided with a Ford touring driven by K W Sams. The Ford’s right front wheel and fender were damaged while the Hudson’s left front fender bumper and front axle area bent. Both drivers did not see the other, the parkway shrubbery blocking view.
The Clinchfield Portland Cement Corporation leads a United States and Canada campaign called No Accident Month during June. Sponsored by the Portland Cement Association, the effort aims for an injury free month with posters slogans and various safety activities across cement plants.
Richmond prepares to welcome editors from every state and island territories for the 40th annual convention. Delegates travel on a special Virginian route with visits to historic shrines and Hampton Roads, ending in Washington after a two week tour. Governor Trinkle greets attendees with opening speeches and a banquet showcases Virginia hospitality.
Afternoon sessions announce Bachman’s Million Dollar Band at 9 and 7 night shows with the Grand Concerts. An 8 o'clock entry highlights the same ensemble and a Zedeler Symphonic Quintet performs. A lecture on The Inexcusable is listed as Private Peat at 505.
A regular weekly Rotary luncheon at the Inn drew a large crowd of Rotarians. James Summers of Johnson City spoke on Business Brief. his remarks were well received. A. B. Clemens of Stone Mountain Memorial coin campaign announced John B. Nall as Kingsport campaign chairman for half dollar memorial coins, with a $2000 Kingsport quota. Guests included Joseph Caldwell, T. J. McChesney, George Griggle and A. J B. Clemens.
Buenos Aires andMontevideo cities start skyscraper competition for office buildings. The Uruguayan tower reaches 838 feet and claims the tallest in South America for now. Early plans mention a 22 story Buenos Aires edifice completed last year and a noted mix of concrete and baths amid rapid urban growth.
Oxford, June 2 The Oxford Press faces criticism for numerous misprints in Bibles printed in many languages. Notable errors include the Vinegar Bible, Murderers Bible, Bars to Ear Bible, and Wifelater Bible, each with a famous misprint in key verses.
Market notes show cattle and hog prices with steady to higher tendencies amid low overall demand. An advertisement touts cut rate dry goods in Kingsport Tennessee. A Miss Valentine directed in person the opera and orchestra featuring Robin Hood and praise for the orchestral harmony and cast performances.
Edith Susong, Greeneville publisher, recounts decades building a county paper while prioritizing community welfare over sensational news. She recalls acquiring rival papers, expanding from a cellar production to a daily, and maintaining an independent political stance amid a loyal Greene Countians readership.
The May Valentine Opera Company staged a lavish comic opera in a Redpath tent at the Chautauqua venue. Frederick Wheeler as Will Scarlet led a strong principal cast with Clara Jane Gray and Marjory Monteiro captivating the crowd. Ralph Brainard impressed as Robin Hood linked with vivid costumes and lighting. The production featured elaborate period scenery and memorable melodies that drew praise from attendees.
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