Jailer Aides Escape Suspect In Murder Case
AP reports Jailer George McCord of Christian County Hopkinville Kentucky left with Henrietta Wagner who escaped Paducah jail yesterday. Wagner reportedly aided by a taxi plan and was moved toward Hopkinsville for safekeeping. Sheriff Rev Stewart says she will be returned to Paducah and kept in a cell due to security concerns.
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Associated Press
Louisville
George McCord
Christian County
Hopkin Ele
Henrietta Wagner
Paducah
Rosetta Warren
Warren
McCord
Lopkinsy
Padvch
Ave
Stewart
Wagner
Nat
Reforestation Plan for Glant Redwoods
California plans to reforest ancient redwood groves with saplings after centuries of decline. Nurseries in Mendocino County and Stolia Poll County supply hundreds of thousands of young trees for ambitious effort to reforest thousands of acres in the near future.
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Ran
Francisco
Ane
Wnia
North America
Wiliam
Commeror
Baghuyl
California
Mendocino County
Ture Awater Company
Stolia
Innepoll
Redwood
Storoia
Vie Nursery
Lees
Faulconer Takes Over Dickey's Garage
Joe Fanenne now runs the garage formerly operated by LB Dickey. He vows to keep the same lines of service including gas and repairs, with new features and hires to handle increased patronage. The move aims to boost retail and attract new customers while maintaining reliable auto care.
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Joe Fanenne
LB. Dickey
Ns Amd Toc H
Sane
Gas
Ofl
Acresaries
T Ge
Agen
Afta
Shing
Goman
Mr. Fawleor
Actress Marie Wain Dies in New York Boothe era
Associated Press report from New York says Marie Wain, noted leading lady for Booth, dies at sixty five while on tour. Daughter of Admin Wainwright, the actress was a familiar stage presence in Scranton and Pearl to word received here. Supper at Binghamtown Church tonight at 8 o clock to aid church repairs. proceeds go to the fund.
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Associated Press
New York
Marie Wain
Light
Booth
Fein
TRAS
Scranton
Admin Wainwright
Hox
Binghamtown
Miller to be new postmaster at Middleshore office
Olin M. Miller named receiver to serve as postmaster of the Middleshore postoffice with effective date August 70. Charles E. Cooke, current postmaster, will remain in place until August 31. Official notice of appointment by acting Postmaster General J. Bartlett will follow. Miller, a known local businessman, succeeds Cooke who plans to retire to farm in Central Kentucky.
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Olin M. Miller
Middleshore
Charles E. Cooke
J. Bartlett
Sian Wil
Fran Washington
Charles E. Conke
John M. Miller
Miller
iMesborn
Mr. Conke
Kentuncky
M. Charles E
Mae Couke
Kentucky Utilities Lays East End Water Mains
Six inch cast iron water mains are being laid from Tenth to Seventeenth on East Cumberland Avenue by Kentucky Utilities. The project, begun at the invitation of property owners, aims to precede a new street construction with work progressing rapidly and expected to be completed soon.
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Crmberniand Avenue
Owrench
Kentucky Utilities Company
Wil
Seventeenth Street
Hit Street
Crest Iron Mains
Barrow Unit Reunion in Louisville Today
The fourth Barrow Unit reunion of the 18th Base Hospital Cull Neo A, known as the Baris Tait, was to be held in Levington with informal social events and an informal program. About 250 members were invited. organizers include Dr Charles Elmer Rix and Wilpe Scott Carr among others. The unit, formed in 1917 by David Barrow of Lexington, trained at Camp Zachary Taylor before deployment to France. many Lexing ton physicians surgeons and nurses attended. No one was killed or wounded in action though influenza caused some deaths.
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Associated Press
Levington
Charles 4
Elmer Rix
Wilpe Scott Carr
Stucks Sham Fiekt
Rog Packer
Tar Marshall Dale
WNT
Tir
David Barrow
Lexington
Wajerfly
Blue Grass
Yma
Weil
Camp
Zachary
Postoffice Clerk Civil Service Exam Conducted Today
Civil service examination to create an eligible list for post office clerks was held at the post office building. Wheeler Woodson, civil services secretary, supervised the test. Two applicants sat the exam, T. M. W. Jy and Matlock of...
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Wheeler Woodson
Civil Services
T. MW. Jy
Matlock
Tain
Restaurat Move Near Lothbury Avenue In September
Din Smith schemes to attract Jim Matthews to the restaurant on Lothbury avenue. Pant Tfili says Matthews has traveled to Cinchinali, with plans to relocate the business to the F.amd W on the street by September 1.
Movement Begins for Middleshore Chorale Club
Yesterday afternoon at five o'clock the Middleshore Choral Club met at the office of Chas G Brimmett to discuss bringing Professor Carr to direct the group. Carr, a veteran New York vocal teacher trained in Europe, signified his willingness to lead and to plan a revival concert program. The club, with 100 members, has a history of performances and rehearsals under prior directors, and officers Woe Gilson, Leo, and others outlined plans to hold a meeting next week to finalize revival efforts.
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Mileshore Chora Club
Professor Carr
New York
Europe
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Vaomini
Florence
Trady
Teichimaller
Tthe Leipa Conservatory
MS Yoret
Grand ‘Opera
P. Delle Secie
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Tuailey Bek
Tharry Rowe
Shelley
New York City
Trafessor Carr
Land
Verad Enach
Srmgesne Opera Co
Pitteburgh
Yoien
University of Nebraska
College of Minsie
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chin
MikWeshorn Choralink
Nuvenl
Virginia
Chien
Alu
West
Hin
A. Vernon MyFer
Cart
Jeanuins
Loviones
Pears
Middleboro Choralluk
Thes
Py Dents
TT Gilson
Leo
UL T. PD Brummeth
W. OH. Thain
Clolin Heil
Lela Buchanan
Fal Toe
Work Slack At Ore Mines MOR Wolf Visits Rose TIL
MOR Wolf of Boone y Path Iron visits Rose TIL on business with T. W. Carter. The mines are nearly in operation again after revisions. The sawmill department remains linked to ongoing operations.
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Wolf
Booney Path Iron Company
Rose Til
T. W. Carter
Ais
Dr Doughes Back Tr Rutherford Fe Pengins Return
Dr Doughes, carried to Maren, Ga, for his illness, has returned to Middleshora today. Reports say his daughter is much improved.
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Rutherford FE
Pengins
Maren
Dauchie
Middleshora
Epileptic Cuts Throat After Killing Wife in Tragedy
Spittsville man kills his wife with a shotgun then kills himself with a knife, both dying instantly. A witness says a young child saw the grisly scene as seven children aged eight months to fourteen years reportedly overheard the quarrel over domestic matters. The couple had a history of affairs and dispute before the violence near their home.
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Spittsville
Enis
Associated Press
Bowling Green
Ans
Bath
Domiestic
Ohio Bandits Use Kentucky Auto to Aid Day Company
In Cincinnati this August, two employees of the J. HL Day Company, a bakery manufacturer, faced a derailed illicit scheme involving a Kentucky automobile. The incident hints at internal manipulation tied to losses of $34 and potential broader impact on the firm’s operations.
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Cincinnati
Teo
J. HL. Day Company
Mainufatmers
Voip
Occupation Costs Stall Turkish War Settlement Talks
In a Commons session, the Prime Minister warned that occupation costs for Turkish territory amount to about 16 million pounds. He said Allied governments hesitate to press claims against Turkey for end of occupation, as the area remains unsettled and unemployment persists.
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Wallwin
Baer Mag. of Commons
Turkey
Slemp Appointed to a President's CT Committee
In a regional announcement, Slemp is named to a federal appointment by President Cooke. The appointment signals a broad administration effort with officials noting regional representation and a convention gathering in Virginia.
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Cooke Af
First Gas Price Cut In 10 Years Across Nation
Washington reports the first gas price cut in a decade as prices fell from wartime highs. The piece traces past price levels in 1915 and wartime demand, noting spikes in oil fields from Texas, Oklahoma, and California. It highlights a shift toward fair pricing and references production records and regional leaders in petroleum output.
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Washington
Mearly
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Federal
Prade Commission
Declaneal
Keandard Os
Texas
Oklahmna
California
Sim
City Meeting Tonight to Decide on Construction Contract
A special Middleshera city council gathering is set for 7 o clock to discuss and take action on the contract for the Best One construction work. The item mirrors prior arrangements with the city’s contracting firm and was prepared by City Attorney RT Maddes, with a quorum present.
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Middleshera City Connect
Aelork
Ely Vad
Tm Fwad Constructim Company
RT. Maddés
Circuit Court Set to Open in Harlan Next Week
The circuit court will begin next week in Harlan with Judge Lou Forrester presiding. A special session heard felony cases as the grand jury returned indictments after ongoing sessions.
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Circuit Court
Harlan
Fernoon
Fern “Yeai Apet
Lou Forrester
Mber
Haig
Weather forecast for week in Tennessee valley
Weer reports generally fair and normal temperatures for the week in the Tennessee valley with light to moderate winds and no significant storms expected. Rain chances remain low, and temperatures are expected to run near seasonal norms across the region.
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Washington
Teroto Valley Amity
Tennessee
Rangers Ordered to Port Arthur
The Associated Press reports Rangers were ordered to Port Arthur where abducted persons were seen, with a preliminary flogging incident near Wielita Falls. Lonnie Davis and IT McDoutt are named in the flare of violence, and the Rangers have moved from Amarilie as investigations begin.
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Rangers
Port Arthur
Associated Press
Pex
Tavic Lidkig
Arthur
Davestjst
Lonnie Davis
Wielita Falls
Amarilie
McDoutt
Weather Forecast for Ken Tonight And Sunday
Washington dispatch says for Ken tonight and Sunday, expect fair moderate temperatures with light winds. officials expect no precipitation and skies mostly clear, aiding outdoor plans and travel over the weekend.
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Washington
Ken
Meat Incky
Culwen Board to Accept Proposition for September 1924
Culwen board endorses proposition after rejecting Nora Bcheol Con Morehesd suggestion. President to be chosen next Monday. School planned to open for first term in September 1924 at the proposed site.
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Nora Bcheol
Street paving halted today on Crauterlind block
Construction on Crauterlind avenue between Ninth and Eighteenth streets is temporarily halted due to limestone shortage. Additional material is expected early next week and work on the block will finish soon. Curbing work is under way on a large water pipe. Edgewood avenue repairs planned for Monday.
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Crauterlind Avenue
Phe
Ighteemh Street
Fitzpatrick Avette
Collection of Bibles to Preserve Indian Dialects
Aug 17 report from Chicago describes Miss A. Stith compiling a world leading collection of Indian language Bibles at Newberry Library. The catalog lists Bibles in Choctaw Cree Cherokee Aztec Chippewa Mohawk Penobscot and others, with translations into many native tongues and a 17th century Puritan influence. It notes post Spanish American War acquisitions and a Paris found Hawaiian text titled Rake A Mara hmona misattributed to translator George Cannon.
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Associated Press
Ciucago
A. Stith
Fe Puritens
New England
Penobscot
Imos
Labrador
Aleutian Islands
Typhoon Toll in China Claims Heavy Loss of Life
Associated Press reports a severe typhoon struck coastal China today causing heavy loss of life. A British submarine and a British ship were sunk with only three known survivors, amid reports of widespread damage and casualties.
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China
Tong Kong
Leathor
WETS Reorganize to Oppose Days in Key States
Washington reports a temperance group has begun organizing to defeat the Days amendment. The association claims last year’s victory and favorable conditions for a bigger push in 1924. They cite pivotal states including Massachusetts Connecticut New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Ohio Wisconsin California as ripe for awakening public sentiment before elections.
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Associated Press
Sn Assutiglion
Pieutoramdine
Tosachusetts
Connecticuts
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Marylmd
Ohio
Hatnuis
Wisconsin
California
Berlin Hotels Fight Officials Over Tourist Slump
Berlin reports a lull in tourist arrivals as hotels blame authorities for high lodging taxes and strict curfews. Foreign visitors in the 30 days ending Aug 18 total 1,474, far short of expectations, while restaurants, dances, and late-night nightlife face restrictions. Local press assails government measures seen as harming Berlin’s appeal as a travel center.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Jnone
Ruhr
Man of Mystery Lives Alone on Rocky Isle
In Finistere, France, Bastiat de Berlivio has secluded himself on Keller Island, living as a modern Robinson Crusoe for five years. He grows vegetables, fishes, writes, and rejects civilization, while locals monitor for any signal of dire need and occasionally visit him.
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Man OF Mystery
Rocky Isle
Ty Associated Press
Ususant
Finistere
France
Entente Cordigle
Ruhr
Bastiat de Berlivio
Keller
Vshent
Brest
M. de Korlivio
Robinson Crusoe
Valiant
Freight traffic resumes on upper Mississippi River
With four new motor barges, freight traffic on the upper Mississippi between St Paul and St Louis will begin by September 1 after a four year lapse. The River Transit Company of St Paul financed the project. Motor barges will operate between Br Lane and St Paul over 689 miles with tabulated sailing places.
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Fy Associated Press
Moline
Motoy
St. Paul
St. Luis
River ‘Transit Company of
Br. Lanis
Louisville Live Stock Cattle and Sheep Report
Market notes show cattle at 100 steady with some bogs and 000 unchanged, sheep around 800 steady with all items unchanged. Newspaper brief records livestock space and prices in concise form.
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Louisville
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Weer
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