Middlesboro Daily News (Newspaper) - September 3, 1924, Middlesboro, Kentucky u r t Harvest Home Festival and Fall Circus October THK WEATHER Fair tonight and wanner Thursday Published Every Except Sunday Kentucky September Single Copies Sheriff and Deputies Train Bandits SHOT Captured Others Were Hidden in Train Box Care Associated Press Kans Sept Note telling of a plan to rob the Golden State Limited Koek train from Chicago to Angeles found in a garage 300 udles from here resulted In Sheriff frustrating the last night Two were shot and haps fatally wounded In a battle with three bandits one of whom was captured The others the pursuers was found at Topcka Monday night shortly after three men stopped for gasoline Last night when the train arrived at Mead the sheriff and a score of deputies hidden cars Just bandits were demanding the nnd man to throw up their hands PRESS RIDICULES PLANE ORDINANCE Lexington Ordinance Prevents the Flying of Suggested lice Missouri may have a woman of state Mrs Kate S ruw won the Democratic tion for the office over two male opponents She has served of the Democratic Ktate Committee and has held several im portant state positions NEAR SHANGHAI Little Damage Done by Either Side Line Extends ward Woosung LEXINGTON Sept gust 22 an ordinance was before the board of city providing that aviators machines at an altitude of than two above Lexington would be arrested fined less than ten dollars nor more than one hundred dollars The commissioner that introduced the measure is the only one that is a member of the American Legion nnd for the past two weeks the erans of Foreign Wars lias been advertising the fact that would perform death defying stunts over the city on Labor Day at the big celebration held by the ans of Foreign Wars in Lexington on The ordinance dues not provide how a policeman to measure the altitude or make an arrest of an aviator who just happens tb be sing over the city There arc only two planes in the city and both arc owned by the i same veteran whu has contracted to fly for the ans of on Labor Day and who was so that he will not accept pay for his services The Lexington Herald on the date of August 23 on the front page published a story with large headlines ridiculing the ordinance and on the same page there an account of a made i by Prohibition Enforcement Of- j on a soft drink stand on one of the most prominent streets of this where made a haul of a- five gallon keg of moonshine sixty-four pints and a half gallon jug of moonshine eight quart tles of red whiskey eighteen pints and eight gallone in jugs three Ions of peach brandy about ten quarts of and wine half barrels beer thought by officers to contain four per cent Two barrels salt were opened and found to contain bottles of beer packed in straw samples of these were brought to headquarters by the of- and will be analyzed for the purpose of the cent of it contains About two sama raided ion of fliers and a large amount of a high percent of- found and Federal jTy thei city state against the at prices to ba worth few the m of were asked to an to license eats and OM in con- by the as re- It that of EWSPA'FER Associated Press SHANGHAI Sept 3 fighting at near here in progress at o'clock this after- noon between the contending armies of the two provincial ese reports received here indicated that the battle lines were extending toward the coast in the direction of Woosung though there is a large number of troops engaged in the conflict re- ports received here from say no material advantage has been gained by cither side More than twenty foreign war craft assembled at the harbor of Shanghai awaiting action on the part the rival military govern ors which would place Shanghai In the line of fire endangering the foreign Inhabitants train service was suspended yesterday more than refugees Shanghai Wife Joins Follies Sues for Divorce ORIGANS Sept 1 car II filed In civil court a from his of what ho ful conduct In the The couple wore married in KlaM in the set forth and to New Orleans Airs remained until lust when left her to to York and the Follies I THE CALENDAR T Twentieth Annual Convention State Federation of S Festival October 9 10 11 Kentucky State Fair Louisville S 9 W II 12 IS Eastern Tennessee Press September 12 and 13 Kentucky Bakers Convention Middlesboro October 7 and 8 Sousa's Hand Manring Theatre October 13 Blossom Time Manring Theatre October RUSSIA AS PROTECT Bolshevik Rulers Are Barricaded Behind Fortress LIKE FEUDAL KING Would Require General Uprising by Peasants to Tear Down and Break the Machine Associated Press MOSCOW Sept Bolshevik government Is probably the only one in the world barricades Itself a fortress Kvery department of thu pres Soviet regime throe or four notable exceptions its quarters within tile high walls of Kremlin of its churches anil art treasures is nothing more than nn citadel almost ble from attack No feudal kins of the Middle Ages secure In bis castle stone and steel surrounded by moats battlements walls and earthworks was better fortified against attack than are the members of the vlet ministry Not only arc the en- tire precincts of the Kremlin fully policed day night by tries with drawn bayonets but the whole place is an arsenal of machine small de- fensive works and battalions of reserve soldiers On the rare casions whim n cabinet member leaves the Kremlin he Is carefully guarded by plain-clothes detectives and bodyguards Trot ky who usually rides in an auto- mobile invariably sits in the front seat with the while two men occupy the rear seat No political faction In day is strong enough or foolhardy enough foreign ers to an sault on the government ly entrenched as It lioth ly anil politically Hut the ment believes constant vigilance is the price of safety anil it takes no chances In the event of an ed insurrection in Moscow en- tire Kremlin lie willi troops In the twinkling of an eye The Moscow garrison alone con- sists of many thousands of diers available at an Instants no- tice in ease of n counter movement on the Kirt of any of the dissatisfied elements now In While the are able lo maintain their Ked Army and stale political organization formerly the notorious at their present efficiency foreign observers in Moscow there Is little likelihood for a long time to come of the present government lieing dislodged They feel that only n violent masseit among the millions of ants scattered throughout the country would be capable of Ing down the formidable military political and bureaucratic machine which the have erected In every of sia during the last seven years ice issue to the cops extension measuring sticks which can be ed out of the pocket and sot in the air up to height 2.000 feet whenever an airplane passes over The race track and trotting track where world have been both located city limits or the past few years airplanes have ing in under the proposed ordinance a place will have to jbe tracks in order to keep within the f v believe that the violators on than spending their time gating watching for r It Is will likely be fe wild geete on Veteran FEMININE JURY Local Women on Jury for Court Beginning Monday for Civil Cases Women will predominate on the jury at week If all who have lieen serve In that capacity Court will convene Monday September 8 foi the trial of civil eases A heavy docket day The of the wo men who have for jury service are announced at the circuit court Ice today Mrs H If Sirs Mom Mrs C n Mrs lini 1 T Mrs J and Associated MO slow unevenly lower 13 U steady top and others Pinner Time ID IS ARINC Writes Last and Testament In waitress in Joe lii nth just n the alley from iho Criminal Court In ChicaRo IK scon arriving ai dinners for Jr and A I they don't pet the death semence she muses 1 never saw ilicin bui clay one Kds kind of at- you PAVING STREETS TO POLLS SEPT 10 Twenty-Five Sections Not lo He Done for Several Months Resolution asking the ment of more sections of streets ami alleys in ro passed at the meeting of city commissioners Monday work Ku Klux Klau Issue In Coming Senatorial Unopposed Associate I Press ATLANTA Sept Thomas W Hurwick be able to come is a question which answered by the Georgia not next Democrats when they vote in the spring It is understood statewide primary 10 Tile following in brief Indicates Mr Harwick is seeking the scat sections included In tlm in the United States Senate now Twenty-fifth street Manchester j held by W J Harris of anil lo Hollywood town defeated him in 1918 road road Sherwood to in block ml X K Haven wood Wild wood U Section x wood wo oil Two years later Mr Harwick was chosen governor over Clifford I Walker only to he beaten by the lot latter when he ran for re-election I two years ago Mr Hardwick to i so contested for the term of tlie late Senator Thomas K son in 1022 which seat was won by W F George of Vienna lols This year the former governor and former senator is opposing the to lnan who him six years ago for the Democratic nomination De- to is Georgia is equivalent to election lo I is campaign Mr Hardwick j Ku Klux Klan He attacked the record of Senator ironwood to The latter asking the i voters lo give him another term nn to end of road j at Washington to Governor Clifford Walker is un- t for road to j point i Farmers Happy avenue fifth and Hollywood to fifth street avenue fourth to Thirty-fifth street avenue to Twentieth street Sherwood lywood Alley avenue L X right of way to block 112 -X K Alley Nineteenth street half nn south half of block 112 N K Forty foot stretch road southwesterly to the H ker to an of wood road Federal Farm BEKLIN Sept is re- among the German ers not only because the summer crop arc excellent but due also fact 1 decided recently to ad- to them over the The is to be advanced by the Prussian Slate Bank at the rate of 13 per cent a year which is considered an exceedingly low in- terest just at this lime Bankers say the loan Was granted on unimpeachable security and gives an idea of the business ing foreign investors in Germany as soon as the political future of the country shows some inkling of stability GILBERT NAMED AS DAWES AGENT Post Agent for Reparation Under Dawes With Treasury Press PA KIP Sept ker Jr former of tlie ls accepted for for under the plan to today The post Is led y Dunes In for- tho plan BANK MESSENGER IS ROBBED TODAY Bandit Trips Bank and Snatches Dag Unable to Defend Himself N Y Sept ntl of dollars In obtained by n today who of the New York Stale HEIR Leaves Institution Choice of Hint of Any After Life Associated last will and of Nathan pold joint confessor of ard of kidnapping and der of Franks was made public today That Leopold contemplates the possibility of receiving the death sentence at the hands of Is evidenced by the letter written to Clarence Harrow de- fense counsel The letter to the Field Museum the first choice of any five objects of ornithological collection The next choice is given to cousin of who may choose any three articles after the museum has made u selection Tht is also given choice of any of birds mineral and transcripts also completed plans to pierce the veil shrouding death If he Is hanged Although Mio ml an atheist he says he will not cast out any suggestion of the possibility of after life until he has had an opportunity to UK Two Fliers Hop Off From New Foundland Bay Sept 8 world fliers hopped off from cs Buy New Foundland for this port at a m today Speaks for Issue Major K S member uf the State Highway Commission re- turned home last night from land whore he spoke in favor of the bund issue Major spoke at Ashland and on Labor Day tu large audiences He together with Governor Fields and other ent men of the state are making a strong campaign for the bond sue Traffic Cop Associated Press PAPEETE Tahiti Sept i peete has acquired its first traffic The number of motor cars has increased so much during re- cent months that the highways of the town have become too ed fur uncontrolled traffic The rise in rice uf vanilla has brought a great deal of money in- to the islands and nearly every tive landowner is now possessed of some sort of motor car TO BE SHIPPED HOME Killed by Michigan State to be Shipped to Home at Grayson Sept 3 The body of Walter who was fatally wounded Saturday when he IM said to have failed to the commands of Fred of the gan state police In n raid on a still by and who has NMl to his former home in Ky by the Following death Ing Coroner viewed the and that an quest was not necessary A justice investigation was held later Justice conducted by Prosecuting Attorney W and it was found that there was no cause for n to the state cer as he wax fulfilling his duties and Justified In the shooting It was established during hearing It In said that told making moonshine key and that when he was whls bandit brought here after said baf and fled before that he would give up the Illegal hid opportunity to of Illicit liquor when pistol and defend himself he recovered Age will vie with youth In Air at Wilbur Wright Field Dayton O the first week in Here are the oldest and youngest contestant Ralph Dickinson of Chicago who admits IK years and Ted of Wichita Has Just 17 URGED Duty to Vole In City State National tions by Neglect The vote of women will be a telling factor In the election In Kvery wo man who Is eligible to vote In first second anil cities In Kentucky register Monday or Tuesday of next week or she will not wallowed to vote In the November election nor at the city primary next year a candidate for mayor anil com are to lie de- a prominent local woman The of Wonlen Voters which yields a Influence In affairs on account 01 Its constructive organization ro- that Is n year of and responsibility for the women of the Stale Is Ing every effort to get women to register Kvery voter must register her party preference it not be to vote for party In Jlen and women of who want to have a voice In the selection of cily county state and officials go to the polls to register S or or he deprived of the privilege should not wait to have some hire a car to take theiu to the polls This Is their duty they owe this to their country Prince Goes On I Lark With Pals I Stays Out Late I X V Sept likely to the prince of Wales major occupation fu his holiday on Long land The future took In another strenuous today lie likes the game enormously and as he drove away in his motor car in a dark blue coat and a bright yellow muffler ho talked and gesticulated vigorously After a bath and swim nt the lames A home day here the and his entire party drove the home of and Mrs Henry Anthrop to at- tend a dinner at which 40 were present The prince did not arise until after noon today and after fast wrote his family and In The heir to the throne was out very last night as is sometimes the case when he breaks free of mid and goes off for lark with only one or two one of secretaries when told that'll reported that s absence had worried hold raid that the Often hours In London Witness Not Able to Say ed Associated Press III Sept George Ora charged Ins fired the first iti counter last fanP and a group early testimony hi li If In to the deaths in front of Dave employe of his deputy killed Chester Reid who rally been described as a er also testified that holding one of the klansmen ly a moment before Dm pcd from bullet wounds He tin able to say who fired killing Dunning m f American Legion Paul lo Be Biggest Ever Held ST abreast tad more divisions the annual convention of the Legion bore 15 to 10 will hours to pa BS the re viewing according to the convention The line will be five lope and will make one of the spectacular parade sights to be seen In the country parade will on tlM after- noon of September 10 As having the biggest percentage means Florida will lead Uic parade Col Frank Matson railroad and warehouse commissioner of has been appointed grand marshal lie Is also the parade committee and arrangements for staging this event With three and corps expected for con- Col Matson stated that It may lie division for those not find places In thu other lons army and Minnesota Guard units first division Heading the col- umn will be oldest Infantry iny from command of pol W It The second division of the region Position standing hands will find places In Minnesota Ix'glonutlres the third division AU war service mised units will will be American the Overseas Grand United the Shrine Floats of parade will the BoM ban marshal Oie j wl keti unpointed
