Middlesboro Fall Fair Promises Big Local Event
Merchants Association expands memberships and promotions as Middlesboro gears up for the Harvest Festival. Hundreds from surrounding areas expect prizes totaling thousands, with automobil es, a Chevrolet, a Ford, and a phonograph among giveaway attractions. Local firms join forces to boost trade and farm products while inviting residents to support the three day event.
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Middleboro
Bashiess
Middiesboro
Kentucky
Middlesboro/ Merchant's Association
Merchant's Association
Merchants Association
Clafvorne
Tae
Belk
Micheboro
Mudteyboro
Tennesse
Virginia
Progenius Gibr
Neture
Auibacined
Monoring Busines
Fitme
Pcentlf
Soaring Mercury Triggers Heat Prostration in Hiddlesboro
Hiddlesboro endured an extreme heat day with readings up to 94 degrees as Miss Fay Biller of Bingham Town collapsed from the heat near Uneeda Cafe on Loth sury avenue around 10 PM. She was treated at the Salvation Army home and recovered by morning.
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Hiddlesboro
Sol
Fay Biller
Binghamtown
Uneeda
Lothsury Avenue
Salvation Army
Fields on Trip for Bond Issue
Governor Fields launches a campaign for a 75 million dollar bond issue with stops across Kentucky and nearby states. He speaks at the Ewing Fleming county fair, then at Pulaski and other fairs, moving through Somerset Pikeville Floyd county and western Kentucky towns from August 22 to September 6.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky
Ewing Fleming County
Somerset
Pulaski County
Williamson
West Virginia
Pikeville
Mountain
Frestonsburg
Pittsville
Louisa
Blaine
Carlisle
Western Kentucky
Eitdyville
Sunspot cycle shifts noted by Peters at Naval Observatory
Washington Aug. reports Professor George H. Peters of the United States Naval Observatory observes sunspot minimums between February and August of last year and predicts an increase for several years. He notes the 11.1 year cycle, a forthcoming minimum around 1924, and that sunspot activity relates to aurora and magnetic conditions. Peters uses a photoheliograph to photograph the sun daily at noon and has served in this work for 26 years.
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Associated Press
Washington
George H. Peters
United States Naval Observatory
Peters
Rse
Davis Attacks Klan and Prohibition in New Jersey Address
Democratic nominee John W. Davis denounced the Ku Klux Klan by name in Seagirt New Jersey, urging removal of the Klan issue from politics. He accused the Coolidge administration and GOP leadership of corruption, Prohibition scandals, and public-resource squandering, calling for a clean national government.
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Kiu Klux Klan
John W. Davis
Deat Nouinee
Davis
Cooldy
Seagrit
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Dada
Coolidge Tance
Republican Party
Davis Axsertat
Dikhoues
Former Middlesboro Man Dies in Harlan
Hamilton Skope, 77, former resident of Middlesboro, dies at his home in Harlan Wednesday. Funeral services were held here yesterday with interment in Hurst Cemetery. He is survived by six daughters and four sons, all living near Harlan.
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Hamilton Skope
Middlesboro
Harlan
Hurst
Walker credited with stemming typhus at Macedonia work site
By Associated Press. Angenium Walker, a Covington, Kentucky native, is credited with stemming a typhus epidemic at Macedonia during work yesterday at Forest Street Home. The report notes Walker’s efforts in addressing the health crisis amid the Work With Tre program.
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Associates Press
Cincago
Ange
Uel Dolmson Walker
Macedonia
Wis
Covington
Tannery Blues Set For Key Clash With Big Ben Blues
The annual clash at East End athletic field pits the U T Co and Big Ben Blues. Big Ben holds a near 100 percent record earlier, while Tannery men seek to avenge a 5-4 defeat in a prior 14 inning game. Bend Smith catcher and Weinstein the pitcher have been sidelined yet appear likely to play.
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U. T. Co
Big Ben Blues
Debun
East End
Binighamtown
Blues
Weinstein
Reparations Plan and Colmar Road Project Begin Next Week
Associated Press reports on reparations talks amid European tensions while Colmar road work moves forward. Davis Construction to build four miles of road per a fiscal court decision, supervised by the state engineer with plans for state takeover after surveying completion.
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Paramount
Associated Press
yMorbu
Ferever
The
Davis Construction Company
Hb ‘Onde
Disorder Stops Reichstag Meet Inference Unspoken
Associated Press report from Berlin datelined Herlin Aug 22 notes the Reichstag assembled to hear Chancellor Marx but was disrupted by communistic disorders. The session adjourned after Communist Sewartz was suspended for twenty minutes amid the chaos.
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Pres Herlin
Reichstig
Marx
Londin
Sewartz
Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock markets show steady to slightly higher tone with quotes around cattle and hogs. Prices remain near prior levels with some items unchanged while others gain marginally in thin trading.
Boy Detects Leaning Pole Averts Crash
Ten year old Jack Joyeux alerted his mother to a tall leaning electric pole near Booneway Inn on a Wednesday night. Mrs Weaver contacted Kentucky Utilities, which dispatched a crew to stabilize the pole before it fell toward the street, taking about twenty minutes to set it upright.
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Jack Joyeux
Tom Weaver
Booneway Inn
Reichstag to Consider Plans on London Conference Outcome
Berlin reports say the Reichstag will discuss cabinet plans after the London talks. Chancellor Ber t and ministers stressed government policy and reliance on Herriot’s stance, noting potential concessions but political constraints.
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Ans
Hriday
London
Bert Madaon
Geran Altiinte
Chincelor Mary
Mh Herriot
Aisatu
Tauition of
Knope
Expressti
M. Herriot
Middleshoro Harvest Festival and regional events preview
A compact preview mentions the Middleshoro Harvest Festival and related regional happenings across Kentucky and nearby areas, including calendar hints for September events and cultural shows. Specific names appear garbled, but the items point to local celebrations, theatrical evenings, and community gatherings.
Search for Italian aviator spans Greenland route
Rear Admirals MacGruder ordered United States cruiser and destroyers Barry to search the east coast of Cape Farewell Greenland for the Italian aviator Locatelli. Escorts carry scouting planes to continue the mission indefinitely as the Yankee fliers reach Fredericia after thirteen hours of flight from Rey.
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Associated Press
S&s
Richmond
Amfrals Thomas MacGruder
United States
Tfawond
Ttattigh
Barry
Cape Farewell
Greenland
Wdenten
Locatelli
Tloentelll
Rey
Earling
Frederteiat
Jnst
Car Plunges Down Bank Near Hinghtown
Frank Vanleberg and Mrs. Mintel were riding when the car plunged down an embankment at Hingh town. The accident was believed caused by steering gear failure. All occupants escaped injury despite a dramatic tumble near the crossing.
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Frank Vanleberg
Mintel
Cayce
Hinghantown
Gipsies Hold Memorial Services in Gypsy Religion Faith
A Gypsy gathering near Hul miokt convened by Gypsy priest Peevisl Afad Basha from Constantinople debated their religion and held memorial services for those who died in wars. Women wore embroidered trousers while men donned home spun clothing, as tribal rites included taking oaths of fealty by apprentices.
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Hulmiokt
Inilen
Peevisl
Afad Basba
Fenly
Unclear Record of McCoy Case At Lox Angeles
Fragmentary note reports Norman Yplk, known as Kil Metoy, involvement with Mrs Thervan Mors at Lox Angeles. Text mentions a police lecture, a rampage, and later notions of sanity declared by unnamed authorities.
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Norman Yplk
Kil Metoy
Thervan Mors
Lox
Angeles
Polis
Riot in Court as Defendants Face Riotous Scene
In Washington a clash erupted when allegations of killings in Honduras surfaced as American and British subjects were identified. A riot erupted in a Chicago courtroom as police struggled to contain a mob seeking admission to hear Clarence Darrow's plea. Women fainted and officers were called repeatedly to restore order during the spectacle.
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Associated Press
Washington
George Hamilton
Charles Rimmer
Chicago
Aecenes
Clarence
Than Leopold
Attehard
Robert Franks
Defendants’ Lawyer Brands Leopold Loeb Paranoid
Walter Bachrack argued that Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb show paranoid personalities and urged a slower legal insanity review. He contended alienists rushed exams and that observations aimed to block an insanity defense. Large crowds waited for Clarence Darrow’s expected plea.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Caverly
Walter Bachrack
Bachrack
Ile
Tony
Clarence Darrow
F Counsel
Germans mutter against taxes and fear revolution
At a Bavarian Christian Farmers Union meeting in Munich the strain on small land owners grew clear. Dr Schlittenbauer warned that continued high taxes and credit grants could spark social upheaval and even a potential breakdown of order within seven to eight months.
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Associated Press
Munich
Germany
Bavarian
Christian Farmers’ Union
Schlittenbauer
The
Union
Berlin
Dr. Schlittenbauer
Woman President Leads Big Corporation
A United Press note reports a new member joining a major industrial group as women rise in leadership. It cites Eady Wir who led Marland and Won, and who died abroad while visiting from South America. The report highlights shifting roles of women in large corporations.
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Eady Wir
Lond Purie
Wea
South- America
Whiponiiding Iias
Marland
Minister Lays Down Bars Amid War Dispatches
In Copenhagen August reports quote Labor Minister Rasmussen during army maneuvers seeking a coffee break. He asks his chauffeur to stop at a nearby cafe where he comments on class and discipline, noting the need for meals with his aides. The incident highlights tensions between military routine and civilian life.
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Rasmussen
Heoljta
Ellow
Paper money era recedes in Europe as coinage spreads
Associate Press dispatch from Vienna notes a shift from paper currency to metal coinages in several European states. France reportedly leads with a recent coinage reform while other nations move to reintroduce metallic money amid ongoing monetary changes debasing the old paper system.
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