Kingsport Press in Kingsport Tennessee Is Discussed
A Manufacturers Record article by William H. Stone notes the Kingsport Press began operating beside a pulp and paper mill, producing 250000 copies daily. The new Southern plant, tied to J. J. Little & Ives, aims to boost local employment, education, and religious and social life while cutting transport costs and handling waste.
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Kingsport Press
J. de. Litthe & Co.,Inc
Manufacturers’ Record
William H. Stone
Kingsport
Mead Fibre Company
Kingsport Tenn
J. J. Little & Ives
New York’City
Maiaawne
Vienctilante
PRA Naanaspee Rena
Kriegsport
Appalachian
Tobacco Question Discussed At Meet Of Kingsport Business Men
Kingsport Business Men Club met at the Community Y to discuss tobacco plans for a warehouse and market. Dr W H Reed presided as Mayor J W Dobyns reported on the tobacco committee and favorable outlook. J T Phillips and J T Edwards disclosed pledged acreage and Burley club activities across Sullivan County and surrounding areas.
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Kingsport Business Men’s Club
W. H. Reed
J. T. Phillips
Kingsportis Tobacco Movement
J. T. Edwards
Dobyns
Kingsport
Sullivan County
Patagonian Skull Controversy Hits Expert Claim
Dr. Hrdl icka disputes the Bristol skull find claim saying the Patagonian skull is not as reported. Earlier, the Bristol visit tied to Indian bones drew attention and debate among scholars about origin and authenticity.
Storm Claims Dozens as Wind, Snow Hit Nation
Upwards of two score people killed as a severe March wind rain and snowstorm sweeps from the Rocky Mountains to the Appalachians. The South bears the worst losses with Tennessee towns Pinson and Leanburg wrecked and 17 dead in that region. Cars telephones disrupted, relief trains sent from Jackson to assist Pinson as Kentucky and nearby areas report fatalities and injuries.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Appalachian Range
Tennessee
Pinson
Leanburg
South
Deanburg
Jackson
Kentucky
French retaliation threats raise urgency in Reckling district
In Essen dispatch, General Laignelot warns Reckling officials that any new French troop ambush or assassination will trigger immediate execution of the Buer burgomaster and four other hostage town officials as retaliation. The warning underscores rising tensions in the Hausen district amid the French-German standoff.
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Essen
Associated Press
Reckling
Hausen
Laignelot
Buer
Tennessee towns nearly wiped from map after deadly storm
Nashville reports twenty dead in Pinson and Deanburg as Tennessee reels from one of its worst storms. Nearly a hundred injured and millions in property damage, with two villages described as practically gone.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Pinson
Deanburg
Handbook operator’s income put at sixty four thousand
Police in Louisville report after examining seized ledgers of Ed Alvey an alleged handbook operator that his income for last year was about $64,000. Tax due to government is estimated near $10,000.
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Louisville
Ed Alvey
Alvey
Internal Revenue
Communications Restored Amid Widespread Civilian Toll
Reports show gradual restoration of electrical facilities as casualty counts rise. About 40 dead and 260 injured in the area, with damages to lines of communication and business districts running into millions. Deaths: Tennessee 17, Kentucky nine, Ohio two, plus numerous additional fatalities and injuries across several states.
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Chicago
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Storm toll in Kentucky tops ninety deaths in counties
Louisville reports of storm damage across Kentucky Sunday night indicate a rising toll. Restored wire service shows deaths in Logans and Madison counties, Edmonson and Greenup counties each with fatalities, as officials tally the toll from the weekend storm.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Logans
Madeison
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William H. ‘Stone
LIONS
A. $. Vaught
Oklahoma City
International Association of Lions Clubs
Hrdlicka
Smithsonian Institution Author
Ity
Bristol
Late Telegraph News
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