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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
3
Enthralled crowds witness the working perfection of the telegraph printer hailed as a decade milestone. The device, praised by city deities of the largest ports, will soon unveil the News of Alea to the public in a Southeast Kerrie exhibition, inviting observers to view its operation.
Washington debate folds toward closure as leaders expect final passage of an amendment driven package this week. Members weigh line by line provisions and publicity issues while the debate may spill past Saturday with key votes likely in coming days.
In Memphis Tennessee a romance ended in tragedy when bridegroom Pritchett was shot by Miss Lockman’s father amid elopement plans. The divorced wife, Bessie Lee Lockman, alleges desertion and nonmarital living, while Telemann, involved as deputy sheriff, had married hours after. The case unfolds in court with details of attempted elopement and paternal intervention.
Grange will not appear against New York as William Veok announces after telephone talk with Recipe Halas. Chicago Bases owner confirms the Detroit Panthers game in Detroit tomorrow. Ginnie UG MUI Gut of the gang remains sidelined for a week.
A public appeal urges support for a California style tuberculosis sanitarium plan and health education in schools. It details funding from local sales, nurse visits, milk and eggs for the needy, and a fund to aid lunchless students, with most proceeds staying in Middleshire. It references the state tuberculosis association and Christmas seal campaigns.
Fragmentary report describes a daughter of a burglar being shot during a chaotic incident. Unclear names and locations in the damaged text but references a hospital transfer and police involvement.
Mostly clear tonight and Sunday with push of colder air in the north portion. Tonight remains slightly unsettled with light winds and minor chill, while Sunday brings a noticeable drop in temperatures and a brisk wind across Lucky and surrounding areas.
The former nc ress and writ of Representiation WS Brown is reported engaged to Tinned Miller, dean of the gheat of eninetring Washington University. Brown, who won the nomination for press dean at the Democratic convention, declined to comment on the rumors.
The lead company plans to acquire the Greensboro plant and assume key operations. It will rename the facility and integrate it into its broader network, with detailed steps expected to unfold over the coming months.
Raleigh December reports Governor Melon refused clemency for Asheville group convicted of attempting to lynch a Black youth, Livin Mansel, who faces death penalty for assault on a white woman. Many letters urged mercy, but governor indicated no action until appeals by the Negroes’ attorneys are ruled on by the district court.
Fragmentary OCR shows Republicans in a heated discussion over a young candidate named Bob. References to party committees, leadership figures, and a looming Senate fight hint at strategy talks, voter sentiment, and potential for factional splits as the race tightens.
Youthful bandits received fifteen year sentences after a December incident in FOX VILLS. The youths, aged around twenty, attacked the street barns and seized money, but the robbers were captured minutes later and taken to court for sentencing.
Fragmented OCR text shows a complex, garbled report mentioning Woolworth and corporate actions around mid February. References include HHMI, Wentworey, Uresanaind Mae, Wiscontin, and various named individuals. The article hints at legal or competition themes and a tense corporate period.
An editorial lauds Mr Bartlett and The American Association for promoting Middleshoro’s development through showcasing photographic scenes and attracting visitors and capitalists. It notes Bartlett’s plans to involve Louisville and Nashville and local civic workers to position Middleshoro as a regional center for industry and commerce, urging public support.
An OCR damaged snippet mentions gun use and names like Pettis and Hie Hib Pettis Sifiyl, but most terms are garbled. readable fragments reference a person and a location, yet the event remains unclear and requires source access for clarity.
West Palm Beach Florida December reports a fatal auto crash injuring Mrs Horke Dodge and her companions. James O Neill of Dartrint Mick connected with the Goose Motor Corporation was riding with Mrs Dodge when another car side swiped their machine. Mrs WW Dodge is hospital bound in stable condition. Companions William Doyle of Windsor and Miss Saxon Darden of Macon were unharmed. The Dodge car driver fled the scene.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a violent or alarming event at a home involving a Black person with suspected mental illness and a woman. The wording is garbled, but references a public safety item, an entry into a location, and possible violence or injury. No clear names, dates, or locations are recoverable.
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