Lincoln Memorial University closing exercises praise voting duty
Harrogate Tennessee August 30 closing exercises of Lincoln Memorial University summer quarter featured Senator White Moss of Pineville Kentucky discussing citizen rights and the ballot. He warned Kentucky primaries draw low participation, urged vigorous voting, and defended highway bonds while noting road plans and motorist savings.
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Harrogate
Tenn
Lincoln Memorial University
White Moss
Pineville
Moss
Texas
Kentucky
Mors
Mes
Jamues
United States
Mora
Seb
Caverly Begins Study Evidence In Leopold and Loeb Case
Associated Press reports Chicago judge Caverly opens review of the colonial record guiding fate of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. Meanwhile county youths show no alarm at published accounts of their attempt to drown 11 K Huckham. Buckham testified before grand jury after Leopold confessed to Frank’s killing.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Juego
Caveris
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Wurderera
Hebert Franka
K. Huckham
Leopold
Kng
Franks
Buckham
Belluve Huckhugr
University of Chicago
Michican
Leos Spoht
Tobacco Association Meet To Elect District Directors
Members of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Marketing Association, numbering 105 500 in six states, will meet in the county delivering the most tobacco of the 1924 crop to elect four directors for the district. Representation is one delegate for each million pounds or major fraction thereof. Conventions will be held in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia, Missouri and Virginia. A Tennessee suit to block operation has postponed the Tennessee convention pending outcome of litigation.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Tadzana
West Virginia
Missouri
Virginia
Tennessee
May Auction of Old Inventions at Patent Office Considered
Washington August 40 The government weighs selling off old time invention models stored in patent office space since the last century exhi bition end. A commission may sort and auctions held for models not vital to current patent practice. Changes to model submission rules and ceremonial certs are noted along with student musicians and awards at a university event amid the discussion.
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Associated Bross
Washington
Snow
Patent Office
Congress
Nations High Agreement in London Today
A halted summary notes a treaty framework signed by nations in London to supervise a Danish reparations program. Owen D. Yous named New York general agent for reparations payments. Gates McQarrah of New York named to the German Bank of Issue board. France orders evacuation of Dort tomorrow as preliminary steps precede a broader pullback.
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Crews Vondon
Owen D. Yous
New York
Paris
Pointed Gates McQarrah
Convict Stairs Capitol Exhibit Attracts Visitors
Aug Frankfort report notes the Mount Staircase as the capitol's popular exhibit showing Kentucky’s past. Curator William E. Bailey debunks the myth that a convict built the stairs, detailing design by architect Gideon Shryock and an origin tale linking a convict to Albany, North Carolina. The piece explains keystone balance and historical misstatements, and mentions St Mary’s Church and local livestock market notes alongside a liquor conviction in Stony Fork court.
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Frankfort
Aug
Kentucky
William E. Bailey
Kentucky's Historical Society
Gideon Shryock
Lexington
Old Capitol
Shryock
Albany
N. C
Six Killed in Gun Battle at Herrin This Afternoon
A gun clash in Herrin left six dead and several injured this afternoon. Sheriff Sheldon and brothers known as the Shelton group were tied to the violence stemming from the aftermath of the Cart and Rar riot. The shooting began after two motorcars met and exchanged fire near the City Court, as Governor Small reportedly considered sending troops amid unverified reports.
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Herrin
Associated Press
Aires
Sir Theete
Navenen
Cart
Rar
Sheldon
Brothers
Caesar Cagle
Pehriars
Beputy Atchie
Bud Allison
Green
Chester Reid
Chorten Willard
Otto Rotate
Dewey News
Holt
Shetlon Brothers
Cage
Totay
City Court
Bulding
Tao
Sthull
Sgehe
No Paper Monday in Labor Day Holiday
No publication of the paddies lipro Daily News on Monday September 1 due to Labor Day holiday.
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Lipro Daily News
Stowaway Krupp Faces U S Entry Barrier
Ange Krupp, 18, from Jat, repeatedly tries to reach the United States as a stowaway. Authorities have repeatedly sent him back, last aboard the President Roosevelt. He plans another attempt from Hamburg, seeking ships bound for America while authorities in New York track his moves.
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Amadatal Press
Buemermaven
Paul Krupp
Iecks
United States
Hatrut
Mamburg
Roneh
Springfield
Ohio
Mremerhaven
Jivk
Pant
Igration
New York
Roverelt
Cuban Arms Embargo Raised by President Coolidge
Washington Aug. 30 President Coolidge raised the arms embargo on Cuba today by proclamation. The action ends the embargo that had blocked shipments of arms to the island as the international disturbance in Cuba prompted the move.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cula
Coolidge
Hetton Cahon
Offielé
Cuba
Charleston Host to Masons In September
Charleston, a historic Scottish Rite Masons center, prepares for the annual session of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the southern jurisdiction to be held September 22 to 26. Masons from states across the southern jurisdiction, including Alaska, are expected.
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Associated Press
Charleston
C. Ang
Ineliedes
Alaska
Femd Bhp
remains of 100000-year-old mammoth and tools found near Dorset
Major A. Wade reports ancient England as a tropical land 100000 years ago with mammoth remains and woolly rhinoceros. Flint axes and large flint implements indicate advanced tool use by early humans, suggesting a warmer climate and higher civilization than Neolithic groups.
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London
England
Wade
Noth
Wiie
Thom
Wade Prnvei
Lis
Lizes
Wer
Auto license taxes top three million for Kentucky
Frankfort report shows more than three and a quarter million dollars paid in automobile license taxes since December 9, 1924. The period through August 25 reports 3,801,061.75 with a weekly total of 17,625.83 for the week ended August 22.
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Frankfort
Weather Outlook for Washington Week Begins Monday
Weather forecast for Washington predicts generally fall conditions in the first half of the week with occasional showers later. Cool at the start with temperatures near normal for the remainder of the period.
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Washington
Virginia girls finish 4000 mile hiking journey hometown to Potorsky
Pauline Koeppen and Barbara Koeppen completed a long bicycle hike from Start, Va, to Potorsky, with many miles on foot. They left June 17 and reached Potorsky July 28, spending weeks at a summer cottage in Tetorsky, visiting relatives along the way. They plan to return to Bristol, Wax, by Monday.
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Start
Petovsky, Wich
Pauline
Barbara Koeppen
Midlesporo
Potorsky
Tetorsky
Fetura
Imifena
Ther
Bristol
Pauling
Rusts” Koeppen
Barbara
Hobfire
Dean
Detroiter Crashes Into Lakeshore Train Near Montezuma
A Detroit driver rammed a Lakeshore passenger train today, causing heavy injuries as cars broke apart and passengers were thrown to the floor. Fire, police, and nurses rushed to the isolated site near Montezuma, with many taken to Syracuse and Rochester hospitals.
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Rochester
New York Central
Tie Iverder
Montezuma
Miracuse
Trochester
Rebraad
Conquiny
Agitated Sale of Caliphs Gems Sparks Turmoil and Auction
Associated Press reports in Constantinople describe the plan to place the caliph’s vast treasure for international auction to fund reconstruction and aid the poor. The collection includes crowns, rubies, topazes, pearls, goblets, plates, and the famed jeweled saddles of sultans, along with precious stones and art pieces.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Internatioum
Talit
Top-Kapa
Achmed Pasha
Angora
Aulans
Prince
Effective Manner to Preserve Pole Found
STOCKHODAM Aug 3 An inventive method to save telegraph poles from rotting has been successfully tried here. Before standing, the poles are drifter low with a small center hole and the opening is plugged. This pole aims to stand about one foot above ground when erected. A small side hole is created near one foot above ground to meet the same hole. Creosote is poured into the spacer hole and the outside opening closed. Linemen report improvements over time.
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Associated Press
Middlesboro Harvest Festival and Nearby Events Calendar
The calendar lists Middlesboro Harvest Festival October 9 to 11, Kentucky State Fair in Louisville September 8 to 13, Eastern Tennessee Press Association events in Harrogate September 2 and 13, Kentucky Bakers' Convention in Middlesboro October 7 and 8, Sousa Band at Manning Theatre October 23, and Blossom Time at Manring Theatre in October.
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Middlesboro
Oectober
Louisville
Eastern Tennessee Press Association
Harrogate
Kentucky Bakers' Convention
Sousa
Manning Theatre
Manring
Beech Fork miners strike ends? resume talks at Nicholson
Beech Fork mines at Nicholson plan to resume next week if workers accept offered wages. Officials say no recent cuts but workers unhappy with current rate led to quit. Other nearby mines likely to resume. Congress mines to start on Monday. several mines may reopen part time.
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Beech Fork
Nicholson
Congress
Manay
City Schools Begin Sept 15th in Middlesboro
City bells mark Monday September 15 as the start of school in Middlesboro. Supt. J. W. Bradner returns from New York after attending a summer session at Columbia University. Teachers have been hired and preparations are complete for the opening. Details on new texts and course changes will be announced prior to opening day.
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Agale
Middlesboro
J. W. Bradner
Frm
New York
Sumimer School
Columbia University
Epitaph Warns Against Drink Beer When Hot
Chattanooga news reports a deputy clerk receiving a postcard from John ChamMiss in England containing an old English memorial warning against drinking small beer when hot. The inscription references Thomas Thetcher a Hanoverian guardsman who died of fever after drinking. In other Kentucky fair notes Mrs W K Evans and Miss Lina Retinebaum of Middlesboro entered a crocheted bed spread at Barbourville’s county fair and won second prize.
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Chatinanooga
Tom Rogers
John A. Cham- Miss
England
Chambiles
Rogers
Witchester
Thomae
Hants
Jullitin
Hampshire Gremadier
Solemn Warning Over Foreign Life in Shanghai Zone
Associated Press reports bare communications set to the Peking government by British French Japanese and American diplomats warning of an inescapable obligation to prevent loss of foreign life near Shanghai. Peking authorities advised the diplomates that final measures may be used to protect foreign property and lives in the Shanghai vicinity as Chinese preparations continue amid rising tensions. Fifty two Chinese commercial and financial groups call for a peace parley amid the looming crisis.
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Associated Press
Washington
Peking
Shanghai
Aig
Troopa
Funeral Fred Jenes at L M U Tomorrow
Funeral services for Fred A Joner, L M U alumnus killed in an automobile accident near Hesperus Colorado, will be held on the university campus tomorrow at 1 pm if weather permits. Interment will be at a nearby Colorado cemetery. Remains arriving today. Gibson Bros funeral directors in charge.
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Fred. A. Joner
Hesperus
Colo
Sanday
H. Moore
Comebiy
Gibaon Bros
Mrg.m. Jones
Harrogate
Inter
Colorado University
Red Cross War Work Told In New Books
Red Cross chapter chairman P M Parsons announced donations to the public library. Donated volumes include American Red Cross Work among the French People by Fisher Ames Jr and With the Doughboy in France by Edward Hungerford, among others, detailing the chapter’s WWI relief efforts.
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Europe
Red Cross
P.M. Parsons
Jee”eal
Fisher Ames, Jr
W Geo Buchanan
Fife
France
Edward Hungerford
Henry Poete
Carnegie Sibrney Middlesbro ‘Red Cross
Rye Stary
The
Organization Meeting for Bark Here Monday
A fragmented notice describes an organization meeting for Bark scheduled for Monday. The readable text mentions C.G. Elwell and a survey or lease of a sal possibly referencing a local property matter. The legible items are incomplete and mixed.
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Missea McCamy and Mambright Musical Program
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Bach
Mariah Rose
Artha Ruth Sulfridge
Tommie Frances Vicery
Letcher L. Powers
Edna Baker
Emily Mae Clinger
Jimmie Margarete Walker
Emory Aussidhola
Tommie Frances Victory
Frances Ashley
Béssie Smith
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Mina Utella Overton
Hattie Eads
Origna Bell
Phil Allbright
Henry Staebert Kirby
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Mia Raith Hasabright
Middlesbore
Loreen Feaces
High Agreement
Ruhr
Dortraund
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Arthur R. Price
Toutsville
Goa
Robert Johnson
Hayden Rae
Stony Fork
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