U S and Mexico Move Toward Full Diplomatic Ties
United States and Mexico agree to resume full diplomatic relations and restore embassies immediately after a long rupture. All pending claims will be submitted to specially appointed commissioners for settlement. The accord follows debates over Article 27 of the 1917 Mexican constitution and the treaty of amity and commerce.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Mexico
Obregon
Mexican Supreme Court
Treaty Co
Beecher Warren
John Bartow Payne
Gonzales Ron
Ramon Ross
Slow driving avert fatal accident in Barbourville
In Barbourville on Tuesday, a schoolcar collision with a Miller vehicle on Syemoore Street knocked down two Tutmon children, ages five and three. The driver aided them home, and a physician treated minor head injuries. they are recovering.
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Barbourville
A. Tutmmons
Shulehaker
Syemoore Street
Hapert Miter
Swan Pond
Arnold
Tye
Rufus
Miller
Tre
Rose Hill Woman Dies at 82
Rose Hill Mrs. Willian Martin died yesterday at age 82. She is survived by her husband five children including son Fide and daughter Chanbeth. living relatives include Mrs. Marcum and Mrs. Jesse in Kentucky and Mrs. Whitake who cared for her.
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Rose Hla
Willian Martin
Fide
Chanbeth
Oklahem
Marcum
Jesse
Kentucky
Whitake
Cantrill Showing Steady Progress After Operation
The condition of Democratic gubernatorial nominee J Campbell Cantril improved today after his operation. His wife said he tolerates solid food for the first time since the procedure, and officials expect further health gains as he recovers.
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Associated Press
Louisville
J. Campbell Cantril
Kiwanis Day Brings Delegates To LaFollette Fair
Kiwanis Day at the LaFollette fair drew over 125 Kiwanis members from Pineville Middlesboro and surrounding areas. Pineville won the silver cup for travel mileage. LaFollette defeated Middlesboro and others in events including a wheel-of-warf type contest and horse shoe pitching final won 21-20 by Profs Kory Mars of LaFollette and A. Lear of Fellico. The fair featured stock judging and racing, with Middlesboro members among those observing.
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LaFollette
Pineville
Middlesboro
Jellive
Ta- Fallette
Middlesbore
Knostille
Tel- Leo
Flu
Lear
Fellico
Gould
Pr. T. D. van Kirk
Otto Brown
Chitner
Ho Ri Overton
W. D. Motch
Win, Tennent
Tt. L. Kincaid
I. W. Watson
DT. van Kirk
Jingh Allen
Rubert Maldes
T. UW
John W Bennett
Cal Blackburn
Charles Smythe
Atty Brown
I. D. Tell
Perjury Charge Against Broker In Bankrupt Firm
Federal grand jury indicts Charles Lon ham owner of the New York Giants on perjury charges tied to testimony about funds and alleged silent partnership in the failing brokerage house of B. M. Fuller and Company. District Attorney Harry A. announced the indictment and details of the asserted profits.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Grand
B. M. Fuller and Company
Lalay
Chartes Loneham
New York Giants
Perjney
NEW Vole
Hiry
Stoneham
Pioney
Forester Sentences Own Son to Farlan Jail
Aug 31 Circuit Harlan Alliger Forester ordered his son Marion Forester held in jail for thirty hours to compel testimony before a grand jury. The younger Forester, reportedly intoxicated, refused to name sources of moonshine and was detained by order of his father. Toronto plans 16-foot high bird apartments in parks, seeking martens as tenants due to their appetite for pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Alliger Forester
Marion
Forester
Toronto
Martens
Insurance Policy At Yellow Creek Debunked as Yellow Dog Claim
A physician clarifies that log Mountain Coal's insurance contract for employees provides protection at no cost and disputes a unionist claim that the policy is a Yellow Dog pact. He notes no mine trouble over the insurance, and miners appreciate the employer’s provisions.
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Severn
Log Mountin
William Farnblazer
Anul
City body delays action on Isth Street bid and sewer plan
At the city council meeting, residents objected to tearing up Isth Street for a new surface and urged deferral. The Winfield Construction bid for Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets was read with curb and guttering omitted. A proposal to let property owners fund and supervise sanitary sewers near Webster Avenue drew no opposition.
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Fle Humbard
Lynnwood
A. BE. Molech
H. Keeney
Tie
R. T. Roberts
Cumberland Avenue
Gurhan
W. B. Schutts
W. C Durst
Winlard Construction
Cunbeland Avenue
Wehester Avenue
New Orleans Cotton Market Jumps on Government Crop Report
Assheviled Press reports a notable rise in the Tocaky sector today as the government crops bulletin signals a growing cotton yield. The August figures show a 1-10 percent adjustment, with stock readings around 10,788,000, indicating shifts in supply expectations.
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Assheviled Press
Neworebans
Hughes Outlines Monroe Doctrine Policy in Minneapolis Speech
Secretary Hughes defines the Monroe Doctrine as a nonaggressive self defense policy vital to national safety. He argues it does not threaten other states, supports Pan American cooperation, and prioritizes American security while reserving action to respond to future contingencies.
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Minneapolis
Ind
Hughes
Latin America
American Bar Association
Monroe
Cuba
United States
U.S
United State
Bourdh
Panama Canal
Miss Starlan Opens Harlan Screen Hit Draws Crowds
Miss Starlan a Harlan moving picture drew large crowds at the New Harlan theater on opening days Tuesday and Wednesday from 1 30 to 12 00. The film follows a mountain to modern development plot with titles by Joe Vowel and a polo play introduction by Col Charles Matzenberg. After Harlan county theaters it will reach Pineville Middlesboro Knoxville Louisville Lexington and Cincinnati.
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Col
Charles Matzenberg
Kentucky
Joe Vowel
Unalan County
Pineville
Middlesboro
Knoxville
Louisville
Lexington
Cincinnati
Mob Beats 30 Klansmen in New Jersey Riot
Associated Press reports a mob attacked and severely beat about thirty Ku Klux Klan members in a New Jersey raid last night. Around a hundred people were injured as Klansmen fled to a ball and dispersed, with the city calming afterward and police predicting no further trouble.
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MOB
New Jersey
Associated Press
Terth Amboy
N. 7
Ang
Liberty
Former Middlesboro Citizen John Messer Dies in Knoxville
John Messer formerly of the Middlesboro News Reward is dead at his Knoxville home. He lived in Middlesboro ten to twelve years ago and suffered from tuberculosis. He went to Colorado Springs for relief then moved to Knoxville where he died within a week. Survived by wife and four children Francis Allene Nancy Belle Elizabeth and others. Ed Tinrst of this city is his son in law. funeral arrangements are noted.
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John Messer
The
News Reward
Middlesboro
Knoxville
Mr. Messer
Colorado
Knowsille
Francis
Allene
Nancy Belle
John Williams
Ite
Ed Tinrst
Bil Hurst
Daugh Elizabeth
H. M.axtinn
Circillis Faces Murder Trial in Harlan Court
In Harlan Court Circillis, charged with murdering two Huff brothers at Poor Fork, faces a jury tonight. Commonwealth witnesses Trestley and Wednesday testified. defense continued questioning late last night. The defendant has prior denials on the same charge, both earlier attempts yielding hung juries.
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Harlan
Furnace Property Tracks Being Repaired
Work to rebuild the railroad tracks around the Voo-C2 plant has begun with a large crew. Management intends to replace all ties and steel with new material and continue work to restore the furnace property to first class condition ready for operation if pig iron market improves.
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Sagen
Early Settlement Talks Reach Impasse in Anthracite Strike
Anthracite operators and miners virtually agree on an early strike settlement but face opposition to dam projects at Emily Lake and Pineville. Engineers study a damless water system while Governor Pinchot seeks long term wage terms and renewed negotiations. Authorities report no federal action while talks continue in Harrisburg and Washington.
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Taable
Emily Lake
Pineville
MM. Watt
Watt
Proeer
Pinevile
Fides
Pearce
Het
Fearce
Roosevelt
Colorado
Dix River
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Inners
Pinechot
Community Chest Reports At Board Meeting
At the board meeting the secretary William Wallbrecht reported total subscriptions to the chest at 17 700 01 and cash on hand 10 281 91 with a balance due on 750. A full secretary report will be published in town papers. Committees set by the by laws and reports from Red Ore and Salvation Army were read.
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The
Community Chest
William Wallbrecht
Retary
Wallbrecht
Uy-Laws
A. M. Rinhaird
R. J. Sincaid
Red Ore
Salvation Army
AJ M. Kinnaird
Pla Tey
WOK
al Ctnse
Joy Alderson
E.G. Hinks
Librars
Bb. S. Telburn
J. G. Hinks
Grace Nettleton
Phillip Arthur
J. We. Bradner
Boy Scouts
MG. Hubla
WRI
Kincaid Ant
Bightenbach
Salvation Aay
Anderom
G. T. Talbott
T. D. Hs
Poultry Inspector Praises Barbourville at Meeting
J B Humphries poultry inspector from the University of Kentucky spoke to Barbourville Kiwanis praising the town as highly progressive in Southeastern Kentucky. He noted extensive poultry inspections and assisted by Earl Mayhew, with C P Raywood outlining school needs and school street plans. A detour road project to Corbin via Woodbine and Dishwan Springs was updated as work advances.
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Barbourville
J. B. Humphries
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Kiwanis Club
Huoteees
Earl Mayhew
Kiwanians
Kentucky
Humphries
C. Pp. Raywood
Bardourgine
Corbin
Woodbine
Dishwan Springs
J. Q. Reding
G. M. Richards, Jr
Legion Meet Play at Pulaski County Fair
Herbert Miter and Frances Nunvar travel with Faulkner to Somerset for a performance by the tenth Congressional district military band at the Pulaski County Fair. They then move to Ashland for the main state meeting.
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Fo Legion
Herbert Miter
Dusk Faulkner
Frances Nunvar
Somerset M
Lev ‘Tenth Congressional District
Pulaski County
Ashland
Hee
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Lown
Circillis
Harlan Court
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Lo Plan
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Parle
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