New Superintendent for Local Railroad in East Tennessee
The East Tennessee and Western North Carolina and Linville River Railways appointed Charles G. Beasley of Johnson City as general superintendent at a recent board meeting in Johnson City Tenn. Citizens praise the choice and urge cooperation to foster progress and closer ties between management and patrons for regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina and
Linville River Railways
Johnson City
Tenn
Charles G. Beasley
Beasley
Learit
North America
Boone
Watauga County
Authority and Manners in Enforcing Traffic Laws
The Springfield Republican stresses caution for police against abusing authority and urges focus on dangerous driving rather than minor infractions. It calls for courteous conduct, noting some officers fail in manners while others balance firmness with restraint to achieve better results.
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Springfield
Register Goodwin
Suspended Judgments and Attachments Questioned
A discussion of Judge Stack at Alexander Superior Court showing frequent suspended judgments for liquor offenses under the Turlington act. The piece critiques conditions like five to ten year suspensions, driving bans, and fines, and questions supervision, judge rotation, church attendance as court conditions, arguing such mandates risk coercing religion.
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Stack
Alexander Superior Court
Turlington
Alexander Court
Alexander
Talking Sense From Anti-Saloon League on Prohibition Enforcement
The Anti-Saloon League urges stronger enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and liquor laws. It says the Federal Council of Churches report proves prohibition improved conditions and calls on supporters to redouble efforts and publicize lawlessness.
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anti-Saloon League of America
Research Department
Federal Council of the Churches
Friends of Prohibition
The
Anti- Saloon League
Federal Council of Churches
Friends of
Court orders attendance for services in High Point case
In High Point a court ruling made a specific service compulsory, compelling attendance. The decision underscores the judiciary’s reach in enforcing participation in designated services.
Printing of the Better Kind
A Statesville Landmark note argues that while some in high places oppose the prohibition movement, there is enough genuine support among good citizens to enforce the law. The piece urges backing law enforcement to ensure prohibition succeeds.
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Prohibition Army
Clergy Debate Marriage and Careers in Public Talks
The week features sermons and comments from Rev. Henry Howard, C Everett Wagner, and John Roach Straton among others. They address marriage for careers, the danger of nomadic preaching, and the need for revival and moral reform in society. Miss Fay Lanphier as Miss America weighs in on marriage and ambition.
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C. Everett Wagner
Methodist Episcopal
Dr. Lookman
John Roach Straton
Chicago
Teo
Paul Do. Warren
Fay Lanphier
California
The Six O’Clock Dinner and Digestive Truths
A short feature argues strict digestion rules tied to natural and divine law. It warns against late dinners, claiming nighttime digestion harms health, raises blood pressure, and increases disease risk. The piece emphasizes protein needs and cautions about undigested food entering circulation.
Notice of Sale of Shoe Shop to J K Brown
I have sold my shoe shop and equipment to J K Brown who assumes all debts of the firm. All accounts due to the shop up to September 15 are to be paid to me. This Sept 15 1925 S EB DAY.
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J. K. Brown
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