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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1923

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Macfarren Symphony Quartet Opens Seven Day Chautauqua

Kingsport hosts a seven day Redpath Chautauqua opening with the Macfarren Symphony Quartet led by Herbert Macfarren of London. A large crowd praised the piano numbers and Raymond Simonds will oversee the event. Tonight Charles H. Plattenburg will lecture on The Old Town In a New World after a prelude by the Macfarren Quartet. Elsie Baker and other entertainers are slated for further appearances.

Kingsport Redpath Raymond Simonds Macfarren Charles H. Plattenburg Plattenburg Kingsport Elsie Baker

Chautauqua Schedule First Four Days Highlights

May 25 to May 29 feature concerts by Macfarren Symphony Quartet and Russian Cathedral Choir. Lectures include The Old Town in a New World by Charles H. Plattenburg, The Wonders of Science by Dr Hilton Ira Jones, and The Pacific Triangle by Sydney Greenbie. Admission ranges from 25 to 75 cents with children discounts.

Macfarren Symphony Quartet Charles H. Plattenburg Betty Booth Concert Company Wonders of Science Hilton Ira Jones Pacific Triangle Sydney Greenbie Hugh Fitzpatrick Elsie Baker and Company Russian Cathedral Choir Edgar Bergen

Tyson May Enter Race for Senate

Asheville, N C General Lawrence D Tyson, a lawyer, manufacturer and soldier, praised the federal reserve banking act as a landmark law in an address to the North Carolina Bankers Association. He called it a paramount achievement and lauded national banks as superior.

Asheville N. C Federal Reserve Banking Act United States Lawrence D. Tyson North Carolina Bankers’ Association Congress of the Tyson

Congregations Unite for Sunday Night Service

All local Kingsport churches will unite in a service at the Redpath Chautauqua tent Sunday night. Pastors approve the plan, superseding other church notes. While Dr Hilton Ira Jones may lecture, no definite announcement was made yet. Services begin at the usual church hour. all are urged to attend.

Kingsport Redpath Chautauqua Hilton Ira Jones

Oklahoma Colored School Closes Session in Auditorium

The closing exercises at the Oklahoma colored school in Central High School auditorium were a success with songs recitations dialogues and addresses by J L Shoun Mrs S N Haws and W B Smith colored. Pupils’ work was exhibited nightly and the year billed as among the school’s most successful. The Tuesday program featured songs recitations and the class play Belinda Jane and Jonathan From Punkin Ridge with J Fred Johnson delivering a short address.

Oklahoma Colored School Central High School J. L. Shoun S. N. Haws W. B. Smith Belinda Jane Jonathan Punkin Ridge J. Fred Johnson

Big Saving to the State Seen Under Reorganization

Nashville Tennessee the state faces a projected saving of 1 216 000 during the next biennial period or 612 000 annually under Governor Peay s administrative reorganization plan J D Senter finance and taxation commissioner says eight general departments will group institutions and reduce operating expenses from 11 224 000 to 10 008 000 through administrative economy payroll cuts and consolidation of bureaus commissions and boards while funding for charitable and eleemosynary institutions remains intact

Nashville Tenn J. D. Senter Peay

Burley Growers to Receive $15 Million Payment

In Lexington Kentucky the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association announced plans for a $15,000,000 second crop payment to members within two weeks. This brings total payments to $33,000,000, about $14,000,000 more than the prior year at this time.

Two Ohio Dancers Set Marathon Park Record

Youngstown workers report Mrs. Frances Mercer and Harry Wagner continuing a park marathon in Ohio, pushing past the 144th hour in a sustained dancing contest.

Ohio Youngstown Frances Mercer Harry Wagner

Alleged slayer of policeman spotted near Madison

Madison, Was. John L. Whitfield, alleged slayer of Cleveland patrolman Dennis Griffin, appeared at a farm house near here today. Posses swept the district armed with orders to take him dead or alive. A farmer's wife said she recognized Whitfield from newspaper photos.

Madison John L. Whitfield Dennis Griffin Cleveland Edward Sprague Whitfield

Canadian police nab American fugitive on street

Montreal detectives arrested on the street a man believed to be a member of the band behind the Denver mint robbery. The suspect will be held for identification by Colorado authorities.

Montreal Que Denver Mint Colorado

Burglar Makes Poor Haul In Rich Riverdale Home

A masked burglar armed with a revolver held Mrs. George W. Perkins in her Riverdale home during a May 17 burglary. He ransacked the house and fled with cash and jewelry valued at 150 dollars.

New York George W. Perkins J. P. Morgan Riverdale

Police Follow Two Clues in Memphis Slaying

Police pursue two leads in the murder of C. W. Spencer, Memphis chain grocery manager, who also wounded Miss Larue Johnson, a schoolteacher, during a country road drive last Wednesday.

Memphis C. W. Spencer Larue Johnson

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