Distribution Of Taxes To Pay For Ky Roads
An Associated Press report discusses Kentucky highway funding across counties, arguing that wealthier regions urge tax fairness by sharing license tax revenue. It cites North Carolina and emphasizes developing less-improved areas to support state growth and future manufacturing, noting the need for cross-county tax contributions.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Earent
Kentucky Road Builder
Kentucky
Commonwealth
North Carolina
Central
Sone
Tig
CONFIDENT NOW PRESIDENT 8 OUT OF DANGER
At Presidential Headquarters doctors said President Harding’s recovery would take time but showed definite improvement in pneumonia affecting his lungs. Overnight his temperature was normal, respiration steady, and pulse 100, with confidence rising that the outcome would be favorable.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Prat Harding
Policy Committee Formed By National Coal Association
Washington Aug 2 Twenty five leading operators of soft coal mines named to the Policy Committee to study industry problems advise on policy and foster closer contact with the public. The panel, chaired by John C Brydon, is designed to be geographically representative and include open shop and union operators.
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Washington
Countes
John C. Beydon
National Coal Association
Tal
Opnis
Giyvlon
Aad
Atlantic U
Ise Carey
Indus
My. Bryden
Brydon
Atlantic City
Merchants Association Meeting at The Wilks Home
The Merchants Association schedules a 7 50 PM meeting at The Wilks Home tonight to discuss plans for the Harvest Festival. Prior week notes remain in question as officials push members to attend, highlighting the event's broad impact on local businesses and the association's current focus.
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Merchants Association
Merchants’ Association
Accetine
In Tech
Correction on real estate auction accounts noted
A correction states a mistake in yesterday’s estate company report. It clarifies that Breeding and Dance did not pay 3600 for their lots but 4000, correcting the auction sale figures.
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Rel Estate
Breeding and Dance
Rumors Fly On L and N Plans and Lloyd George Visit
Rumors claim L and N plans include a connecting link from McRoberts to the Carolina system via Elkhorn Creek and Dunham, with possible use of Elkhorn and Sandy Valley tracks and a 25 mile build. Separate report states David Lloyd George will visit Canada and the United States this fall, addressing the world brotherhood congress in Toronto and visiting Detroit and New York.
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Elkhorn Creek
United States
Canada Road
Whithsborg
Kater
McRoberts
Cranty
Elkhorn City
Pike County
Ohio
Tris
Fame Ab
Roberts
Dunham
Pollery Gap
Elkhorns Creek
Elkhorn & Sandy Valley
Duntinn
Shelly Gap
iShelby Station
Wumbivp
Consolidation Coat Company
Jenkins, Dunham and
Bar
Potters Gap
Monagers
Chesapeake & Qhie
Carolina-Clingh Field
T. & N. Lymmo Cent
Eva Tewdanterest
Law Elkhore-hazard Gell
Jaspeter Kentucks Division
IL. & SN
Rovers
Associated Press
Toronto
David Lloyd George
Canada
World Brotherhood Congress
Detroit
New York
Ballots and Tones for Primary Brought Today
Ballot leaves and ballots for use in the estate primary brought to city hall. Boxes are galvanize with a seal and each provided a case and deck. Officers will receive the ballots with the hoses for city use.
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Saiulay Amero
Mavafferaem
Cacy
Barkerville Railroad Candidate Stirs GOP Support
A Barkerville figure M OG Dignite seeks Railroad Commissioner in the Third District. The report notes efforts to rally Republican support in town and mentions related local business items including Louisville livestock quotes: cattle at 300, hog prices at 9, hogs at 170 percent, and misc oddities.
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M. OG. Dignite
Barkerville
Tazewell Girl Drowned in Powell River Tuesday
Angeline Myers, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Myre of Tazewell, drowned Tuesday afternoon in Powell River during a swimming party. She drifted beyond her depth and could not be rescued by companions before the body was recovered about three hours later.
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New Tazewell
Ang
Myers
George Myre Tazewell
Powell's River
Miss Myers
Haly
Angeline Myers
Mister
American Artlett Wife Nomad Dies in Louisville Services
Mrs. America Artlett, wife of J. W. Bertlet and head of the American Association of its incorporated branch, died recently. She had resided in Louisville for several years and attended services in Middlesboro. Funeral arrangements were announced for Louisville with services in the local city.
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Bers. J. WL
Bertlet
Alle
American Asstcration, Incorporated
Bartlet
Louisville
Louis
Ville Ar Wieloch
Stolptan
Middlesboro
Constable Thompson Treated After Hand Injury
Constable Thompson suffered a nicked hand while aiding in a raid. He fainted, his hand swelled and became painful. He was taken to Knoxville for hospital treatment after an earlier stop at Pon Take and the talonite facility.
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Constelte
Adjutant General Dere keon MTeuisy visits Middleshore
Adjutant General Dere keon MTeuisy was in Middleshore today visiting friends. General Morris, formerly from Tineville, has many ties in this section. Washington reports rain and storms likely tonight and Friday with cooler conditions Friday and in ex storm warmth tonight.
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Keon Mteuisy
Middleshore
Morris
Tineville
Pra
Washington
Exstroma
Wormartion
Underwood Seen as Outstanding Figure in South
Montgomery August 2 Senator Oxesl Pnderwood reiterated last night his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for president. He declared he is the outstanding political figure in the South and that the North now recognizes him. He cited Washington Jefferson and General Pershing as past leaders and asked if the South forgets them.
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Underwood
South
Associated Press
Montgomery
Oxesl Pnderwood
Smuth
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Pershing
Vacation travel surges as summer draws crowds from Middlesboro
Vacation travel is heavy this summer with many leaving Middlesboro daily for trips while others arrive from nearby areas to spend time with friends. Rail traffic rises with the weather, though many travelers prefer driving to camping spots and mountain retreats.
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Middlesboro
Otter Places
Iy Rail
Bern
Oaks Buys Out Baird Feed Business In Middlesboro
H G Oaks purchases the wholesale and retail feed business at 4 Wy Raint on Lothbury avenue establishing a new department in the ford business. The stock is being moved there and the place is open for business. Mr Gus has been connected with the Middlesboro Wholesale.
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G. Oaks Bus
Ford Bnisiness
State Women’s Cleb Head Ad Dresses Pinevale Howanes
Lanisy ai dent of Kentucks Federation of Wonus Club addressed the Kiwanis Club at their ladies’ night Cheslay evening at the Presile hotel. She gave a talk on Eaw Enforcements’ Mis. Bast rosmendid speaker and ter Gudkwee Baja.
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Mineville
Ang Min Wo Bayless
Lanisy Aident
Kentucks Federation of Wonus Club
Winesme Kiwanis Chih
Cheslay
Presile
Eaw
Mis
Rosmendid Speaker
Ter Gudkwee Baja
Sis Mieathy Enjos Ed
Divorce Granted in Custody Case Involving Al St John
Associated Press report from Los Angeles states that stunt comedian Al St John obtained a divorce from Sydney Ahn. The couple’s custody dispute over their daughter was settled with custody awarded.
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AL ST. John's
Crounds
Ruelty
Associated Press
Los Angles
Manha
Little Bradford Boy Dies at Fourteen Months
Cail Bradford fourteens months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Juin Bradford died at home yesterday. Funeral services were held today with interment at Crane cemetery.
Taken To Pineville Jail After Attack Allegation
Millard Mattin was taken to Pineville jail after being charged with attacking a young girl in Noetown. Local authorities stated the incident is under investigation and will be referred to the county prosecutor for formal charges.
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Millard Mattin
Noetown
Britain and France in deadlock on German reparations
London reports show Britain and France more divided over Germany's reparations, with Prime Minister Baldwin and Foreign Secretary Curzon offering differing views. Debates in the House of Lords featured Lord Birkenhead advocating army withdrawal from occupation and reparations bids, while Curzon warned that reparations chances fade as Germany struggles economically. Strong emphasis on international friction and policy uncertainty.
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Great Britain
France
Associated Press
Jandon
Germany
Baldwin
Lord Curzon
Belgium
House of Turds
Lord Birkenhead
Occupation
Birkenhead
Curzon Tl
Ruhr
Europe
Morris Explains Shipping Without Routing At Cincinnati Coal Exchange
Cincinnati railway terminal manager A Morris spoke at the Cincinnati Coal Exchange about the Morris Plan to ship without routing north of Cincinnati on certain days. He argued shippers could move freight over alternate lines if the main route was closed, urging carriers to use cheapest routes and noting improved efficiency when intermediates are avoided.
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Tincinnas
A. Morris
Cincinnati Railroads
Cincinnati Coal Exchange
Cincinnati
Cuinnati
Kentucky
Ne Prtin
UartBu
Southern Appalachian
Boyd
Eurharsoes
Chimay tribe praised for work by state officers
The Chimay tribe of Bel Meu hase received commendations from the Great Chief and state officers for their conduct and efforts. Reports show improved performance and notable subscriptions and records. Special mention was made of the pecards kept and the willows and orphans efforts receiving praise.
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Bel Meu
Pat Sachens
Wes
Police Horse Patrol In Cincinnati Replaced By Cars
In Cincinnati on August 2 the city’s police horses were disposed of and patrols moved to uniformed officers in automobiles. The change shifts coverage from mounted units in the city and surrounding districts to patrols conducted by car.
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Cincinnate
Cincinnati Police Department
Cautomobliege Vasvanitisalle i
Appenzellar Hotel Baker Dies Yesterday in Middlesboro
Charles Frederick Appenzellar aged many, died yesterday afternoon after an illness beginning Saturday. He arrived in Middlesboro to work as a baker at the Cumberland hotel. He joined the local Masons lodge recently and planned to take the third degree next Tuesday. Survived by his wife, his sister and brother arrived to accompany the wife to Huntington, West Virginia, where the remains were taken for burial. Interment was in Spring Hill cemetery at Huntington.
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Charles Frederick Appenzellar
Ness
Mr. Appenzellar
Middlesboro
Avemy
Huntington
W. Va
Spring Hii
Jim Thomas Arrested For Hitting Man With Cue Stick
Jin Thomas was arrested after allegedly striking a man named Raines in a pool room altercation. He was jailed yesterday afternoon on a wounding charge and later tried in police court with a weapon charge. Bond was set at $500.
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Jin Thomas
Raines
Fac
Thomas
C. A. Wood
Case Men Held For Killing Deputy Atkins Go To Jury
Henry Wiliams and Germainy Williams face murder charges in the death of Deputy Sheriff Bil Atkins near Four Mile. The jury heard evidence that the officer was ambushed while returning home from work, with a witness placing the defendants fleeing the scene.
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Henry Wiliams
Germainy Williams
Bil Atkins
Four Mile
Mifaly Ciromostintial
Kivette to Rebuild Burned Ming Tipple
James P. Kivette plans to rebuild the Ming Hollot mine tipple in Mingo after a recent fire. The project aims to restore mining operations at the Hippie site in Tazewell county, with work underway as of August 2.
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Kivette
Ming
Tazewell, Tend
James P. Kivette
Mingo’ Hollot
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