Endocrine glands linked to insanity in trial
In Chicago on August 18 the defense and state alienist clashed over endocrine disorders as a factor in insanity. Dr. Douglas Inger testified on cross examination regarding mental processes and physical traits of Tauold and Richard Loch, with witnesses arguing for a connection to imminent insanity and noting phantasies and hallucinations as described by the physician.
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Chicago
Douglas Inger
Wathan Tauold
Richard Loch
Insamis
Iosantis
Tourists to visit New Mammoth Cave near Jellico
Jellico Tennessee August 18 J W Brown and RC Partin owners of the New Mammoth Cave plan extensive accommodations and entertainment for visitors. They expect a thirty room addition with a dancing pavilion a large swimming pool and heated spring water piping. A car may reach the cave easily and a boat is placed on an inner river for rowing trips.
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Jellico
Tenn
J. W. Brown
RC. Partin
Mammoth Cave
The
Pike
Elk Vale
Mother Faith
Messrs. Brown and
Partin
Forged Checks Reported in Barbourville
Forged checks have been circulated by Barbourville businesses. Warrants are out for two boys who fled the area. Deputy Hughes arrested Nelson Warren for passing a forged check to Doe Smith. He faces trial at the next term of Knott County circuit court. Authorities warn youths about the consequences of forged payments.
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Barbourville
Hughes
Nelson Warren
Doe Smith
Knok County
Bo Eany
Havantel
Mountain Advocate
President Coolidge Spends Vacation at Home
President Coolidge arrives in Plymouth Vermont from Washington for a vacation at his father's home. He travels with Mrs. Coolidge and their son Job. The trip marks his final vacation as chief executive with a brief stop noted en route.
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Associataon
Plymouth
President Coolidge
Washington
Three Families Under One Roof Trouble Recipe
Three families living under one roof spark a police court hearing as Judge Woods seeks reconciliation. The case, tied to domestic infelicity, involved two unemployed in-laws and quarrels over family duties. He suspended the case while urging the families to separate.
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A. Wood
Jdge Woods
Casey
Middlesboro Cattle Ordinance Clears Second Reading
The city commission passed the second and final reading of a measure banning cattle and other animals within 100 feet of properties used for residential purposes. Street work costs on South Twenty first street Lothbury avenue and North Twentieth street were charged to property owners. A request to widen Chester avenue eastern portion was noted but no action taken as contracts are let. Lamps for the new bridge on East Cumberland avenue were deferred to the next meeting. Judge Manning could not serve as public finance and safety commissioner today due to bond formalities incomplete.
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Middlesboro
Commission
South Twenty-first Street
Lothbury Avenue
North Twentieth Street
Chester Avenue
Birnamwood
Lynn
Aod Rowls
Keeney
H. E. Moteh
East Cumberland Avenue
J. L. Manning
Republicans See Gains in Kentucky and Maryland
Associates Press reports national Republican chairman William Butler says improving WBebllenh campaign signals strong hopes. He notes Maryland looks good and Kentucky can also be won, asserting confidence in a new senatorial seat.
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Hicago
Willian
Butler
Maryland
Kentucky
Man Dies Watching Baseball as Train Strike Kills One
Covington report states Staney Barnes aged 62 died and Ton Hag gant aged 45 suffered internal injuries after a fall from a railroad trestle while watching a ball game yesterday. A third man sustained injuries as train activity caused chaos near the scene.
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Covington
Staney Barnes
Ton Haggant
Rames
Hagaard
Steve White Adjudged Insane and Committed
In a county court at White Judge H. S. Bingham presiding, Steve White formerly known as Gustave Salomer was adjudged insane and committed to the Eastern Kentucky Hospital for the Insane. Doctors testified to his mental unbalance after a prior poisoning attempt and a period at Pineville. Rumors persist about possible heirs and a Canadian connection in the ongoing Steady but unsettled case.
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Steve
Steve White
Amu
Win
Floor collapse at Methodist church service injures many
Police and fire units evacuated about 600 attendees at the church community house after the main floor collapsed during a gathering of 600 people including 400 Klansmen. Fifty persons were treated for injuries while responders freed victims using ropes and ladders. The newly built structure burned and is under investigation.
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Associated Press
Voint Pleasant
XN. J
Ang
Tatay
Kluminen
Buildlng
Ish Fuel to Lanes at Seas Washington
A disputed report from Washington describes plane fuel being refueled at sea to support an army flare mission. It notes a projected hop from Reykjavik to Fredericksdal and mentions abandonment of a lengthy search for a substitute along the southern lip of Green-Tani.
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Washington
Tereseary
Reyjavik
Radio Path Beset By Thorns in Germany
Berlin reports a boom in Germany's radio industry after restrictive controls on receiving sets were eased. Over a hundred factories opened, but only a few remain fully functional, blamed on the introduction of the rentenmark and the rapid inflation era impacting production.
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Radio Path
Thorns
Germany
Berlin
World Champion Pistol Shot Capt. Billingsley Visits Middlesboro
Capt. H. Billingsley, world champion pistol shooter, returns after eighteen years to visit relatives in Middlesboro. He stays at Hotel Cumberland, praises Cumberland Gap area as ideal for a national park, and notes Panama’s banana plantations. He will compete at Camp Perry and has featured in national magazines for his records and medals.
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H. Billingsley
Cumerland
Middlesboro
Tom Ely
Cumberland Avenue
Alvis
Frank Ely
Ely
Billingsley
Claiborne County
Arthur
United States Army
Calvary
France
Panama
Uhirty
U. S
Army
United States
Regal
Tenn
National Park Committee
National Park
Cumberland Gap
Capt. Billingsley
Sears
American Capital
Camp Perry Q
Straton Spaker Sermon Draws New York Baptist Leader
Dr Straton of New York preached at First Baptist Church yesterday afternoon on Americas salvation through family altar Holy Bible and Christ. Despite late notice he drew a large local audience and expressed strong interest in frequent visits to the area. The encampment concluded with a service and local residents planned to attend the 8 oclock event tonight.
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Mle Woos
John Stratton
Grister
Calevary Baptist Church of
New York
le Firet Baptist Church
Clear, Creek Springs
Straton
Beagit
Clear Creek Springs
Stenton
Stenton Wil Preadi Ag the Pineville
Cthugch
Aletock
Ayaifigg
Master Bakers Jailed For Cheating Public
BERLIN Aug 18 There are master bakers of Germany jailed for increasing sizes of loaves last year and raising selling prices. The fact emerged at the German Association of Master Bakers annual convention where a movement sought release of imprisoned members.
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Berlin
Germany
Abele
German Association of Master Baker's
Imprisonet
Store Robbery Arrests Youths in W. B. Schultz Heist
Two 11 year old youths, Paris Rowlett and John Mays, were captured after robbing the W. B. Schultz drug store last night. About $50 in cash taken. money later returned. Officers traced the crime after a tip and sightings near Pineville. Juvenile proceedings planned before County Judge J.3.
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W. B. Schultz
Harlan
Pineville
Paris Rowlett
John Mays
Jersey
J. 3
Publication Record Books Discontinued in State Adoption Planned
Frankfort authorities report the state board of education discontinued recent publication of high school record books for statewide use. A monochaze or simpler plan was recommended as a replacement to standardize records across districts.
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Frankfort
State Board of Education
Pssstom
Georgetown Seismology Lab Unveils New Gualitizin Recorder
Georgetown Universitys seismological observatory announced a new vertical seismograph the Gualitizin the only one of its kind in this region. The device reduces friction noise enabling more accurate quake recordings and interpretations and may raise annual quakes logged at Georgetown from about 100 to 300.
Senator Colt Dies This Morning
United States Senator Leharon Catt died this morning in Bristol after illness from heart trouble and nephritis. His death leaves a vacancy in the Immigration Committee and may trigger a reappointment after Senator Alan Johnson of California gains prominence from a recent effort on Japanese exclusion.
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Immigration Committee
Johson
Drews Bristol
Kore Tstant
United States
Leharon Catt
O'Etogk
Washington
Ator Cott
Bristol
Tony
Alan Johnson
Calfornia
Kiwanis Aid for Needy Children in Chicago
KIWANIANS HELP NEEDY CHLDREN CHICAGO Aug 18 How to help underprivileged children along the path toward good citizenship 13 one of the problems the Kiwanis baby of Chicago have aimed for for years Various projects with this end in view have been carried out with encouraging results officers say and on an effort to want a toppler state of round is to be made through the child s stomach Free bottles of milk were distributed during the summer 1,600,000 Mothers in poorer sections were given coupon books entitling them to milk quarts over a period and new books to be turned as needed.
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Chicago
Kbwanks Baby
Pgo
Kiwanis
Lis Cribute
Olfée
Belgrade
Russia
Europe
Kingdom of the Serbs
Afd
Bulnaklo Ani Rumreulic
Bularian
Bucharest
Sofia
Moscow
Serbia
Bolstoviste
Ladentsy
Vremo
Macedonia
Balkans
Beasaraba
Tilenia
Bulgaria
Vanity box unearthed from ancient farm find
On a Christianla farm in August 18 experts recovered a vanity box and related items dated around 1080. Children reportedly used the pieces as playthings before collectors bought them, while researchers at Christham University and Fons Grays seek to identify powders puffs or other contents.
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Associated Press
Christianla
Veisaut
Christham University
Fons Grays
New Members in Merchants Association
The Merchants Association reports growing interest as a campaign to raise membership gains momentum through a cooperative ticket plan and prizes. New members include The C. T. Moreland Cash Store and Stanley and McAftry firm with others considering joining. executives emphasize eligibility beyond a single class and a broader townwide impact.
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Merchant's Association
C. T. Moreland Cash Store
Stanley and McAftry
Rome
Devon
Clark in Charge of Investigation in Kentucky Coal Fields
Major Wiltiauy Clark, assistant adjutant general, returned to Vrawlence to supervise personnel investigating conditions in the Western Kentucky coal fields where union miners are on strike. Governor Richts refrained from making public the latest reports from the district.
Corn Prices Reach Fresh Highs Across Commodities
Chicago reports new seasonal highs in early offerings with corn rising six cents above Saturday's quotes. Rye and oats also advanced, marking across the board gains in grain deliveries for the day.
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Chicago
Youthful Booze Runners Caught in Lawrencburg Incident
Two boys aged 11 and 15, Towel Johnson and Claude Douglas, along with a third youth, were arrested by night patrols near a small camp with Leon and Smitty. Officers found sixty gallons of moonshine under a seat. The trio, claiming Lexington as their home, were released and considered the youngest alleged offenders in the case.
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Associated Ress
Lawrenceburg
Aug
Towel Johnson
Claude Douglas
A. Gtehy
Leonand ‘Smitty
Lexington
Houseville
Thor
Evacuation by Begun Across Alsace Towns
French troops have begun evacuating Offenbourg and Appenweiler in Alsace. Officials expect nearly complete departure by 4 p.m. tonight due to a resumed international train service between Warsaw Paris and Prague, which had been suspended last February, triggering the occupation.
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Associated Press
Strasboroug
Alsace
France
Offenbougt
Appenweler
Gyo Batden
Warsaw
Paris
Prague
Communists In Balkans Tangle With Moscow Orders
Belgrade reports show Soviet backed communist groups in Serbia Bulgaria and neighboring areas intensifying activity. Arrests reveal weapons and funds linked to Moscow led Komintern campaigns while authorities tighten bans on labor unions and nationalist movements amid rising tensions in southern Serbia and Bulgaria.
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Treatle
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Insane Hospital
Foxx
Canada
Louisville
Methodist
Straton Spaker
Baptist Church
Georgetown
Georgetown University Seismological Observatory
de. Sieberg
Jenaseimological Station
Georgetows
Farness
Francis A. Tonieff
Georgetown Observatory
Wichert
Healy
Tonvdorf
International Seismatosical Society
Jesuit Order
Sen
Colt
Kiwanians
Merchants Ass’n
Clark
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