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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
2
A late draft notes a resolution adopted at the conclusion of the meeting memorializing the Reichstag in favor of loss option. The gathering includes women lawyers and the Association of Women Economists, signaling a contentious political stand.
Atlanta player valued as MVP in the minors moves to the New York Yankees for $23,000. The deal transfers four additional terms or assets as part of the transaction.
William H. Turner, 39, a former McCars Kentucky mine foreman, was arrested on arrival from Germany on a murder fugitive charge tied to a January 1424 mine explosion that killed two men. Relatives identified one victim as Turner. insurance payouts totaling 145 000 were cited. Turner said relatives urged him to feign death as a new life was sought.
Ay The Associated Press, Yakima Washington LeRoy Poole found a wallet containing 700 dollars and returned it to the barber who owned it. The barber refused money but insisted Poole receive a lifetime free barbering service as thanks.
The number of newspapers in Soviet Russia has fallen by 32 percent since 1918, with 589 titles now published nationwide versus 870 pre war. Soviet paper circulation exceeds pre war levels by 110 percent, approaching eight million by July 1 this year. Jazz and political papers Pravda and Terestia boast circulations over 1.5 million each. Magazine output remains similar to before the revolution but high prices limit access for average citizens.
Berlin report notes that women physicians, lawyers, and economists call for a real option to curb alcohol overuse as a major threat to Germany. Delegates from the Association of German Women Physicians participate in a joint conference outlining concerns and potential measures.
Four hundred Tokyo Electric Bureau officials in disguise tested stealing streetcar rides. Initial reports suggested many free rides, but final results found five of the 400 officials caught by vigilant conductors.
An Associated Press report from Melbourne notes that oil in commercial quantities remains unlikely in Australia though promising indicators exist in Queensland's Rome district and Western Australia’s Kimberley. The federal joint committee recommends detailed geological mapping and trial boring, with Papua prospects generally hopeful and private firm work urged for Papua under government sponsorship.
The Prince of Wales arrived in London at Victoria Station after a 25,005 mile voyage to South America and Africa. He was greeted by the king and queen and vast crowds of spectators and royal family members.
The Mayo Technical Committee reduced funding for Irish language teaching from 670 to 400 pounds, as mothers threaten to withdraw children from schools if Irish is not dropped. Government actions include making Irish compulsory in primary schools and a commission examining language decline, cited as mainly economic in cause.
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