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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1925

Page

9

Remarkable Progress in Kingsport Residential Expansion

Kingsport sees rapid growth in residential areas with $200 000 to $300 000 spent by individuals on new homes and expansions. Linville Street and Long View Drive feature several large residences under construction or complete, with many other streets showcasing modern, attractive houses, all built by local contractors using local materials.

Kingsport Linville Street Long View Drive Linvile Street Watauga S. H. Anderson B. M. Brown W. R. Jennings Long View S. J. Shivell J. C. White P. S. Wilcox T. P. Watson Charles T. Herndon H. C. Brooks Wateree Street Dobyns L. L. Larkins H. B. King Riverside Drive V. Haney Roller W. W. Fain Piedmont S. A. Mathews Oak Street L. L. Larkin Catawba Frank Tate Pyle Brothers N. K. Doane Park Drive R. C. McAntis Maple H. H. Stone Wanda Broad

Episcopal Bishop Brown Ordered to Court Over Heresy Conviction

District Judge Louis Burns ordered the Episcopal Church's House of Bishops and Rt Rev Ethelbert Talbot to show cause why they should not be restrained from sentencing Bishop William Montgomery Brown. Brown, convicted of heresy, sought to block church proceedings and asserted rights as a member of the House of Bishops.

Associated Press New York Protestan Episcopal Church William Montgomery Brown United States Court New Orleans Louis H. Burns United States District Court House of Bishops Episcopal Church Ethelbert Talbot Brown House of Bishos

Speed Up Rotation Ship By Franz Struzina

An improved rotation ship by engineer Franz Struzina features two stationary towers and adjustable air funnels to harness wind from any direction. In trials the vessel achieved higher speed than the Flettner design, signaling a notable advance in wind powered propulsion.

Berlin meat consumption rises after war years

Berlin, recovering from war, resumes high meat intake. In early 1925 residents averaged 67 pounds of meat monthly, aiming for a yearly total near 135 pounds pre war. Pork dominates at 56 percent, with beef 30 percent and mutton and veal modest. Fresh meat is down to three quarters of prewar levels as frozen meat grows, with imports about 25 million pounds last year.

Associated Press Berlin

Weather Indications For Coming Week

For Ohio Valley and Tennessee showers are probable Monday or Tuesday and again near week’s end. Otherwise the forecast is mostly fair and warmer Monday with temperatures near normal most of the week.

Washington Ohio Valley Tennessee

City Bond Election on October 14 for Sewer Extension

Voters in Kingsport will decide at City Court on Wednesday October 14 whether to issue bonds up to 50000 dollars to extend and add to the city sewer system. The plan includes a trunk line from Highland Park to the Holston river and westward extensions to relieve the existing line and improve sanitation. Polls at City Hall will be open 9 am to 9 pm for all qualified voters.

City Court Room Cty Kingsport Highland Park Holston River Bristol Highway Dobyns Borden Mills Dale and Maple Reedy Creek Clinchfield Railway Board of Mayor Sullivan St Sullivan Boulevard City of Sanitation

Investigation Set Into Cotton Crop Reports By Congress

Senator Thomas Heflin of Alabama announced an inquiry into government cotton crop reporting by the government crop reporting board and the census bureau. The probe will be raised in the forthcoming Congress, according to a statement issued here.

Charlotte Government Cotton Crop Reporting Board Census Bureau Congress Thomas Heflin Alabama Senate Committee

Baltimore and Cubs Turn In Victories

Baltimore edged Louisville 10 to 9 in eleven innings to win the junior world series game seven. The Cubs routed the White Sox 8 to 2 in Chicago, with Blake holding Chicago to five hits as Chicago secured a second straight city series win.

Baltimore Cubs Louisville Chicago White Sox Blake

Gorilla Immigration From Africa Lacking

Paris reports an Africa gorilla quota for October may be unused as Mister Congo sails to New York to settle near the Bronx. The four year old gorilla was captured by Benjamin Burbridge of Jacksonville after weeks of pursuit. Another young gorilla captured by Burbridge was sent to Antwerp Zoo and appears healthy.

Paris Africa Congo Bronx New York United States Miester Congo Benjamin Burbridge Jacksonville Fla Mr. Burbridge Antwerp

Cost of living jumps in Free State and Britain

The Free State reports a cost of living 88 percent higher than in 1914 while Great Britain and Northern Ireland show a 73 percent rise.

British Isles Dublin Free State Great Britain Northern Ireland

MacMillan Sails Home After Ninth Arctic Expedition

Commander Donald B. MacMillan completed his voyage from Monhegan Island to Wiscasset on his Bowdoin and Peary return. The party, after 6,700 miles of flight and 1,500 Arctic specimens, plans further Norse ruins study and a scientific station in Labrador.

Associated Press Monhegan Island Far North Donald B. Macmillan Wiscasset MacMillan Bowdoin Peary Sheepscot River Ralph Brewster United States Navy North Pole Dead Man Greenland Labrador

Modern Hamlet staging draws mixed verdict from Sir Martin Harvey

Sir Martin Harvey, famed Shakespearean actor, told the British Shakespeare Society that plus fours and blank verse clash in modern dress renditions of Hamlet. He supported some ideas of the producer but called a modern Hamlet an interesting yet not artistic experiment, noting Shakespeare remains a rock on which new ideas fracture.

Martin Harvey London Martin British Shakespeare Society Avon

Hygienic Focus in German Artificial Eye Craft

Lauscha Germany October 10 The German art of making artificial eyes has reached perfection with thousands exported from a town whose main industry supplies reserve optics. A principal firm established in 1853 produces hygienic eyes to prevent dust and inflammation, light in weight and flat rather than spherical. An eye takes an hour to shape while the patient is present. Average German artificial eyes last three to five years.

Lauscha Thuringia Germany

Briand and Luther Meet In Lake Maggiore Inn

Paris reports a one to one talk between Briand and Chancellor Luther at a lakeside inn. The French and German ministers spoke kindly for an hour and a half over mineral water and coffee. The landlady said the bill was paid by the Frenchman.

Paris M. Briand Luther Lake Maggiore

Tobacco magnate James B. Duke dies at home

James B. Duke, tobacco manufacturer, died at his New York home at 6 o'clock after a several weeks illness. Mrs. Duke quotes him saying his passing would not affect his interests, as they were in good hands. He had largely withdrawn from day to day conduct, remaining in touch with affairs from his New York office.

Associated Press New York James B. Duke Down Duke

Baptist Students to Meet October 23 in Nashville

Tennessee Baptist students from several colleges will gather October 23 to 25 in Nashville to plan participation in the Southern Baptist Convention program. The conference will feature platform talks and round table sessions where students share viewpoints on campus social religious and practical issues. Representatives from the Inter Board Commission on Student Religious Activity and other denominational delegates will assist in developing solutions and encourage active Christian service during college years.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee Southern Baptist Convention South Inter-Board Commission On Memph

Market Report from Louisville Cattle Hogs and Sheep

Markets Louisville Ky Oct 10 cattle two hundred unchanged hogs nine hundred steady sheep one hundred eighty unchanged sheep steady

The Associated Press Louisville, Ky

Home Run By Goslin Lifts Senators Over Pirates

The Senators beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in the seventh inning comeback at home. Goslin struck a seventh inning homer with a man aboard to seal the win as Bluege’s health kept him out after a relapse. Myer remains at third base, viewed as Washington’s new recruit watches the action.

Myer Bluege Senators Goslin Hassock Pirates Pittsburgh Washington Harris

Protest Abandoned in World Series by Pirates Manager

Washington Oct 10 The Pirates abandoned their protest over Sam Rice not fair catching Earl Smiths eighth inning drive after a conference with K M Landis. Landis ruled no protest could be considered as the fact question could not be reversed on the field. The Senators won 4 to 3 in the seventh.

Washington Pittsburgh Sam Rice Earl Smith Bill McKechnie Pirates K. M. Landis McKechnie Landis

Weather Washes Over Griffith Stadium For Football Crowds

Washington October 10 The rain ended hostilities and a cold wind swept Griffith stadium forcing thousands of early arrivals to wear overcoats as crowds huddled in bleachers hoping collective warmth would suffice. Players wore heavy mackinaws as they prepared for the game amid the damp and gusty conditions.

Washington Griffith Stadium

Fire Divine Captivates London Stage With Theosophical Theme

Theosophical melodrama Fire Divine portrays a woman as Messiah drawing praise from Miss Maud Roydon and other prominent women in London. Rosalind Rosmir defends the play’s spiritual message while revisions removed offstage ascent of a murdered couple. Lady Grey and Lady Lutyens back the production.

Associated Press London Maud Roydon Rosalind Rosmir Thougt Lady Grey Fallodon Lady Lutyens

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