Elizabethton Nine Visits Kingsport In Rivalry Clash
The Eisabethton nine travels to Kingsport for a 4:50 p.m. game to repeat last year’s double victory. Lowry starts for Elizabethton against Colonel Jack Saylor, who has four wins this season. Kingsport hopes Saylor’s form holds as Elizabethton’s defense and batting edge improve.
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Eisabethton
Kingsport High
Moreland
Cox
Hce
Elizabethton
Lowry
Jack” Saylor
Saylor Jhas
Kingsport
Sugeing
Avhich
Dodd
Meredith
Clyee
Wi Hug
Reams
Sarly
Stephenson
Hensley
Saylor
Market Report from The Associated Press
Livestock markets show cattle at steady to unchanged, hogs eight hundred head quieter yet near twelve, shell fish steady. Prices reflect mixed demand as buyers and sellers adjust through mid May trading sessions.
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Lowinville
Rogersville Nine Falls to Locals on League Field
Rogersville succumbed to a 2 0 defeat as locals out pitched and outplayed on the league field yesterday afternoon. Watkins scored in the second frame and the locals added another in the seventh aided by Rogersville errors. Cox started for the locals and kept the visitors at bay while Baker and Jaymes each worked an inning for the visitors.
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Clyce
Dodd
Meredith
Cox
Baker
Webb
Saunders
Jaymes
Sun
Dhits
Lda
Burgins
Oppongsus
Rogersville
Watkins
Avillon
An Webb
Margraves
Kirkpatrick
Sleepy Hensley
Kingsport
Assessors Fix Tax on Dodge Property in Detroit
The Detroit Board of assessors set a tax liable valuation of 45 000 dollars on a stake in the Dodge Bros. Incorporated sale. The tax, about 900 000 dollars, faced formal protest from trustees and associates today.
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Associatet Press
Detroit
Detroit Board of Assessors
John ‘Dodge Catate
Dodge Bros. Incorporated
Research Workers Predict Man Will Live For 150 Years
London, Associated Press reports Sir Ronald Ross argues medical research funded by sixpence per Englishman could extend human life to 150 years or more. He cites gains over 80 years and forecasts epidemics conquered by future laboratories, with Pasteur Institute and Ross Institute pursuing cancer, tuberculosis, leprosy eradication.
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London
Sir Ronald Ross
Sir’ Ronald
Sir Ronald
Britain
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Mechnikoff
Ronald
Ross Institute
Ronald -Avers
Bristol to Sit Out Appalachian League This Year
Bristol Tennessee reports no local baseball team in the Appalachian League for the season. Directors failed to raise about 4000 dollars to proceed, leaving debts around 2300 dollars and assets limited to meager equipment and 400 dollars in a city bank.
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Bristol Tennessee
Bristol
Chamber of Commerce
Sky
James T Gannon
Awas
City Bank
Union Trust Bank
Sinen Bristol
Engineer seriously injured in wreck near Nicholasville
Nicholasville May 7. Engineer Duanwald suffered sobering injuries when he jumped from his locomotive during a collision on the Southern Railway. Three cars of the freight train telescoped as it wrecked near Lexington bound for Danville.
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Nicholasville
Ensgnee Duanwald
Southern Railway
Lexington
Danville
Fire protection engineers test water systems in lab
The story details five engineers and mechanics in a laboratory at Underwriters' Laboratory who test fire protection equipment. They analyze valves tanks and hoses and study sprinkler systems on a platform over a 25 000 gallon cistern and 4900 gallon pressure tanks. Automatic sprinkler heads trigger dual alarms, one in the building and one at a telegraph station, when fuse plugs melt.
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Ly Fire Associated Press
Chicago
President backs private loans to aid European recovery
The president urged American bankers to exercise discretion in private loans abroad, citing Great Britain and likely Poland returning to the gold standard to stabilize currencies. He stressed the US has no direct control but that officials will be consulted on foreign loans and that aid to France may be framed to secure a broader aid path.
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Great Britain
Poland
Europe
United States
Jloughbon
France
Hare
Houghton speech praised by Senate Foreign Relations leaders
Senator Moses and Senator Borah lauded the Houghton address as timely and valuable, calling it a clear policy direction. They argued restoration of Europe and the United States depends on the economic principles outlined and meant to be carried out.
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Moses
Foreign Relations
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Tf Ik
Europe
United States
Houghton
Perry Outlines Missionary Work
Dr. W. Perry, home mission secretary, reports expansion of negro schools funded by the Methodist Episcopal Church South and growth of Goodwill Industries. He cites six supported schools needing 1500000 in funds to finish obligations, including Paine College and Holsey Institute, with broader Indian and student pastor programs.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
South
2. W. Perry
Home Mission
Board of Missions
Ler Board of Missions
Southern Methodist Shurch
Perry
Paine College
Sugusta
Holsey Institute
Codele
Git Texas
Collune
Yier
Pexusy
Soo Inabilute
Moteu
Eppi Industries
Funds Toward Colleges Highlighted by Dr Perry
Dr Perry reports about 150000 contributed to Springs Miss and Miles Memorial College Birmingham by the Methodist Board of Missions and others. He notes nearly 200000 more will be needed for twelve mountain schools to complete plans hampered by funds. The secretary cites aid to twelve student pastors aiding 10000 Methodist students in state institutions.
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Perry
Nonresident Nannie Steele must answer, Kingsport court
In Kingsport Tennessee the bill filed by G W Steele against nonresident Nannie C Steele requires her to appear before the fourth Monday in July 1925 to defend or the bill will be confessed. Court clerk J B Anderson and deputy W L Flora publish notice for four weeks starting April 23 1925. In a separate notice a sale bid is announced for the R M May & Son mercantile business in Jonesboro under a chancery court order with bids due May 1 1925 supervised by Special Commissioner Ala Smi pley.
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G. W. Steele
Nannie C. Steele
Law Court
Kingsport
Tennessee
Kingsport Times
J. B. Anderson
W. LP
Flora
R. May
R. M. May & Son
Joneshore
Chancery Court
W. E. May
Texecutor
Dora May
Saies
R. ‘M. May & Son
Phil
Ala
Slmipley
Suevial
Sonesdora
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