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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
3
Local merchants and a banker describe the Christmas Club as a practical boost to holiday shopping in Middlesboro. Checks distributed to about a thousand members fuel earlier planning and savings, with sales activity rising as Christmas approaches.
Senate swiftly passes a tax reduction measure after a House approval, facing mixed Republican insurgent challenge. Lawmakers debate timing and impact as supporters tout revenue relief while critics warn of deficits and unequal benefits.
The Special Commission report to the House recommends impeachment of Judge George W English of Illinois for misconduct and high crimes. The inquiry accuses him of inappropriate conduct in court, including involvement in a bankruptcy scheme and unbecoming behavior, with charges framed as warranting interposition of the constitutional jaw of the House. The report bears the signatures of all members except Democrat Weller.
A detailed report of the funeral for Dr Bennett 15 with pallbearers, speakers, and attendees. The ceremony includes remarks by local officials and a marching chorus, with mentions of garden events and community tributes.
The December issue of the University of Virginia published by Virginia experts was barred from the mails by the Lynchburg post office. The controversial matter was deemed unfit for publication and transportation. A copy has been referred to the Department for examination.
A blaze at the Dogk Brant Cotton Warehouses on the riverfront caused about $2,000 in losses to stored cotton. Water from automatic sprinklers helped control the fire, affecting over 1,000 bales, with several firefighters overcome by smoke but later stabilized.
In Atlanta Gy Dee and accomplice were jailed after a failed attempt to hold up a dusting. A bystander was killed and police arrived as the bandit was captured. The other suspect was taken into custody.
Washington appeals court denies motions by Fall and Doheney regarding the application of Aber Hy ball and related charges. The court upholds prior rulings, stating the documents show sufficient basis for the case, with potential for further action in coordination with local authorities.
The forecast predicts rain for Kentucky and nearby states with warmer temperatures tonight in the Carolinas and the eastern states. Strong winds are expected along the Atlantic coast, with cooler conditions in the Mississippi Valley and Florida, and a vulnerable system near the Gulf states.
The market opened with railroad and oil stocks showing divergent moves as investors took profits. Oil shares edged higher after a firm opening while rail stocks fell amid broad profit taking and a muted first hour. Major names like New Haven and Pennsylvania tracks drew attention as week’s activity leaned toward retail and holiday trading.
A disrupted early 20th century notice reports Ponzi scheme chatter about dividends in Viclorida with scattered names and dates. The garbled text mentions channels, cities, and individuals, noting questions about payment timing and legitimacy amid unsettled regional rumors.
A fragmentary report describes a transportation crash in Pennsylvania with seventeen people injured. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a significant roadside or highway incident. Authorities and emergency responders are mentioned, with no further clarified facts.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with numerous misspellings. It mentions Maeth Fite, pie, and various unrelated phrases, with no coherent event, place, date, or identifiable organizations to anchor a clear news item. The readable content is insufficient to produce a factual summary.
United States radio stations across the nation are being upgraded to reduce interference as private broadcasters, aided by Hoover era funding, push for a radio bill. Congress plans hearings in January to consider government station requirements and new wave band limits while listing several stations reportedly unprepared to suppress interference.
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A garbled text fragment mentions a Turkish minister and names like Haake Bush Savini and Te, with unclear context. The readable bits imply a political or international reference but lack coherent events or dates. Further readable content is needed to extract concrete parties, actions, and outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions price, plants, court terms, voting, and names in a disjointed way. It contains scattered proper nouns and potential civic terms but lacks cohesive facts or clear events to summarize. No definitive date, place, or outcome is present.
Fragmentary OCR text references movers and names in a garbled passage. It mentions places and actions in a disjointed way with unclear context and no coherent event or dates.
National attention centers on the Mitchell case as safety concerns and Attorney General actions spark debate. Congress members express mixed views while the War Department weighs potential hearings and legal steps, amid heightened public anxiety and political tension nationwide.
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