American Legion and Kiwanis Base Ball Game This Saturday
The Legion and Kiwanis base ball teams meet Saturday afternoon at the local field after the league game in the morning. Tickets cost 1 dollar and include a free chance on a Ford touring car to be awarded immediately after the game. One number will be drawn. the winner need not be present.
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Playing Today Appalachian League doubleheader schedule
Greeneville travels to Bristol while Morristown visits Kingsport for a pair of Appalachian League games. The slate features two road trips as teams chase standings and playoff positioning.
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Appalachian League
Greeneville
Bristol
Morristown
Kingsport
Three MLB games on schedule in American League and East clash
Detroit visits Cleveland, Philadelphia travels to Washington, and New York plays Boston as the only three games on the slate. Each matchup features lineup rotation and daily standings implications for the pennant chase.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
National League doubleheader slate set for today
Two games on the NL slate: Brooklyn visits Philadelphia and Pittsburgh travels to Cincinnati. Only two matchups are scheduled, with no other NL action listed.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Rain Skips Syracuse Toronto. Jersey City tops Reading
Weather paused yesterday's International League action with scores from Jersey City 5 Reading 2. Rochester 5 Buffalo 3 6, Baltimore 10 Providence 2 1.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Reading
Rochester
Buffalo
Baltimore
Providence
Milwaukee and Minneapolis score updates in league paper
American Association scoreboard shows Milwaukee 4 1 Minneapolis 3 6. Louisville 7 10 Toledo 5 5. St Paul 5 Kansas City 6. Indianapolis 3 4 Columbus 4 4.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Southern Association results from Chattanooga and nearby cities
In Chattanooga Atlanta defeated at home. Nashville beat Birmingham 5 to 1. Memphis topped Little Rock 16 to 1. New Orleans won 9 to 3 against Mobile.
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Memphis
Little Rock
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Mobile
First Educational Rally Day of O E S on July 1
The first of four O E S educational rally days in East Tennessee will be held in Johnson City on Wednesday July 1. The program includes a morning session with a welcome by Mrs. Etta Walden and addresses by Professor C Hodge Matthews and Mrs. Mary B Hamilton, followed by an afternoon program reviewing O E S education and its outlook, a discussion on what educated citizenship means for the state, and committee reports.
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East Tennessee
Johnson City
Middle Tennessee
West Tennessee
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Penelope K. Hifey
Erwin
Etta Walden
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Nola Chucky Temple
Magmie P. Spovall
C. Hodge Matthews
Mary B. Hamilton
Frances FE. Bartley
Evans Reece
Magmie Spovall
Committee On Education
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Byrd Malear Dies in Cincinnati
News from Cincinnati Ohio reports the death of Byrd Malear yesterday morning. The body will be sent to Kingsport with expected arrival tonight. Funeral services will be held at Depew's Chapel tomorrow at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. E O Woodyard, with interment in Depew cemetery. Mr Malear is brother to J M Malear of Athens Tennessee, both natives of near Kingsport and have many friends here.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kingsport
Depew’s Chapel
E. O. Woodyard
Depew Cemetery
Mr. Malear
J. M. Malear
Athens
Tenn
Bob Taylor Lodge to Meet Tuesday Night
The Bob Taylor Lodge No. 254 K. of P. will meet at Castle Hall Tuesday night June 30 at 8 o'clock. Every member is urged to attend due to very important matters to be discussed. This may be the last meeting of the lodge for months, it was announced today.
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Castle Hall
Frazier regains consciousness at Riverview Hospital
H. H. Frazier a Tennessee Eastman employee injured Friday night at work has regained consciousness and rests easily at Riverview hospital. He suffered head and left shoulder injuries after reportedly striking his head on a pipe while atop a still in the department where he worked. He recalls no fall but felt blood in his hair and believes the blow caused unconsciousness followed by a fall and further injuries.
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Riverview Hospital
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Drunks Arrested After Sunday Disturbance
Three men were arrested for drunkenness and brought before City Judge Smith. The docket also included public profanity and a violation of the livestock law, which strict enforcement imposes heavy fines on owners letting livestock roam free in the city.
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John Barleycorn
Smith
Safe Fourth urged by Tennessee fire officials
The Tennessee fire marshal Ed Gillenwaters urged a safe Fourth of July focusing on parades band concerts field sports and games rather than fireworks or firearms to avoid loss of life and distress. The state road department announced two major link completions by July 1 including a 14.322 mile southern route from Jamestown to the Pickett county line and a 13.99 mile section on the Memphis to Bristol Highway from Sparta to the Warren county line. Adjutant General Boyd asked Tennessee mayors to form committees to arrange National defense test day programs for July 4.
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Tenn
Division of Fire Prevention
Ed Gillenwaters
Commissioner of Labor
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State Highway Department
Fentress County
Jamestown
Pickett
Louisville
Tennessee
White County
Sparta
Warren County
Memphis
Bristol
William C. Boyd
War Memorial Commission Meeting Called in Governor Peay’s Office
A War Memorial commission meeting is convened in Governor Peay's office next Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. by secretary Seth M. Walker of Nashville to decide on matters affecting the state War Memorial Building.
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Peay
Seth M. Walker
Nashville
Drunkenness Rise Noted After Wartime Limits Ease
London report cites a rise in drunkenness in England since wartime restrictions ended. Home Secretary Sir William Joynson-Hicks notes drop during war from 204043 to 80463 and a 60 percent decrease, with increases from 1919 to last year as saloon hours expanded. Archbishop Canterbury comments on shifts in the United States since prohibition.
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London
England
William Joynson-Hicks
Home Secretary
Church of England Temperance Society
Canterbury
United States
Great Britain
Women of Wealth Take Up Four Horses Driving Thrill
London reports coaching remains popular in England with women increasingly joining the Coaching Club. While women have long competed in coaching and harness classes, driving four-in-hand is costly yet prestigious, with coaches costing 3500 to 6000 dollars and teams priced high. Training requires steady hands and nerves, with proficiency developing in three to four months despite the sport's demanding nature.
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Associated Press
London
England
Hyde Park
United States Leads All Other Countries In Electric Mileage
The Electrification of Steam Railroads Committee report to the National Electric Light Association states U S railroad electrification accounts for 20 to 25 percent of global total. Worldwide electrified mileage totals 4,504 miles, led by Sweden 744, France 659, Switzerland 636, with Germany one mile behind. Italy 563, Australia 543, and others follow. the United States has just over 900 miles of electrified railroads excluding terminals.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
America
National Electric Light Association
Sweden
France
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Australia
South Africa
Chile
Norway
Spain
Japan
Canada
Java
Mexico
England
New Zealand
United States
Transportation must match growing traffic says committee
The committee concludes that the nation, built on rail, must sustain transportation capacity as industry grows. It warns traffic will double and stresses intensifying use of existing tracks and facilities to handle this rise, noting every individual depends on transportation's success.
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United States
America
Needs of Education to Be Issued By Nation's Schoalmen
Indianapolis June 29 Educators attending the 63rd annual meeting of the National Education Association will review early 20th century progress in the first session. Monday features talks by Ballou Strayer Bryan Gwinn and Elliott on progress in education administration and college building. Subsequent days cover modern problems in sectional and general meetings with a mass opening service led by John J. Tigert.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
National Education Association
John J. Tigert
U.s
Frank W. Ballou
Washington, D. C
George D. Strayer
Teachers College
Columbia University
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
J. W. Gwinn
San Francisco
E. C. Elliott
Purdue University
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