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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1923

Page

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Greenville Boosters Visit Kingsport Then Johnson City

A 127 strong Greenville South Carolina booster party spent three hours in Kingsport with a hurried luncheon and city tour by car. They then moved to Johnson City, Knoxville, and into Georgia stops including Dalton Rome and Atlanta, with visits planned to Athens Madison Augusta and more, as part of a Dixie Highway publicity tour aimed at promoting textile interests and tourism across multiple cities.

Kingsport Greenville S. C Boosters Johnson City Knoxville South Carolina Broad Street Kingsport Inn Inn Tennessee Eastman White City Country Club Watauga Street Watauga Wanda the Circle Shelby and Main Streets Mead Fibre Plant Chamber of Commerce, Manufacturers’ Association Georgia Dalton Rome Atlanta Athens Athens Chamber of Commerce Madison Junior Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Augusta Dixie Highway Augusta Chamber of Commerce

Voters Registered in Kingsport During Biennial Registration

Kingsport records show 811 voters registered in a ten day municipal registration period that closed at 9 pm Saturday night. The figure reflects the biennial registration window and city turnout expectations.

Kingsport

Labor Opposed to Letter to Russia Protest in Hyde Park

Labor organizations held a Sunday rally in Hyde Park opposing Britain's ultimatum to Russia. Bands led marches with red banners, police escorted processions, and a cleric in robes wore a red rosette while singing socialist songs. Speakers denounced the British government as Leonid Krassin, the Soviet foreign trade chief, reportedly travels to London via Koenigsberg and Berlin. The note wordage in reply is expected to be around 1,000 words, and Curzon indicates no room for argument.

Hyde Park Russia Church of England London Lord Curzon

Evidence Found Of Kidnapped Cop In Ohio Woods

Police identify burned mace and uniform fragments found in Geauga County as Patrolman Dennis Griffin missing since Friday. Authorities pursue Whitfield and a woman linked to their last seen in a small truck near Bryan, Wauseon, Napoleon. A shovel tied to the case matches a borrowed tool Byrne's wife reported.

Cleveland Geauga Lake Bainbridge Geauga County Here Dennis Griffin Jonn L. Whitfield Charles N. Sterline Whitfield Bryan Wauseon Napoleon Ohio Griffin George Bric Chagrin Falls

Fire and Flood Wreck Hot Springs Business District

Hot Springs Arkansas endures a night of fire flood and wind that wrecked the business district. The Marquette Hotel burned with losses over 150000 while the only remaining structure in the block is the Citizens National Bank. The city lacks streetcars electricity and gas as all utilities including the telegraph office are out of commission. Reports in Little Rock suggest fatalities six to eight may have occurred, but details remain fragmentary. J W Arnold reports no bodies recovered from the Hot Springs flood.

Hot Springs Ark Marquette Adoss Marquette Block Citizens’ National Bank Little Rock Benton J. W. Arnold

Mrs. Thomas E. Watson of Georgia dies in Thomaston

Mrs. Thomas E. Watson widow of the late Georgia senator and the first American woman offered a senate appointment died at her home in Thomaston Ga last night. Her death was unexpected.

Thomas E. Watson Georgia Thomaston United States Senate

Former French Premier De Freycinet Dies at 90

Paris reports former French prime minister De Freycinet has died at age ninety after a period of ill health. His long career included leading the government in the mid 19th century and shaping policy during turbulent times.

Paris Associated Press de Freycinet Toe

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