French Plan to Invade Essen on Thursday
Paris dispatch reports France plans to occupy Essen Thursday morning with a small force. Belgian and Italian engineers and experts will accompany, with Belgian participation limited to support. Premier Poincare to brief parliament on Ruhr policy, stating France will act decisively to prove seriousness. France and Belgium hold about 250000 troops on the Rhine, with most available if needed.
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Associated Press
Paris
Essen
Poincare
Rhur Dstriet
Thi
Council of Ministers
France
Ruhr Distret
Germany
Belgium
Rhine
Marshall Goch
England Seeks Fair Settlement of War Debt with U S
Britain aims for a fair five billion war debt settlement that minimizes trade disruption. Chancellor Stanley Baldwin told a joint British American debt commission that Britain seeks a square deal, not favors, to guarantee repayment of credits granted during the war.
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Execchequer
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Stanley Baldwin
Dxcchequer
Wway
America
Amerca
Louisville 1923 Charity Budget Falls Short
Louisville's welfare drive reports a 40 495 deficit against a 1923 budget of 409 083 after collecting 362 583, about 84.6 percent. Welfare League directors lament Louisville trails other cities in centralized charity drives while urging civic pride to aid the needy. Tonight's Middlesboro events include city council meeting at 7 p.m. and an evangelistic service at the Baptist church.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Welfare League
Decare
Louisville Welfare League
Middlesboro
City Hall
Baptist Church
Finley TF
Gibson
Louissville
Hotel Cumberland
Royal Arch Masons
Marion Davies
Manning Theatre
Pathe News
Twelfth Night Jubilee Day Fades From Memory
A look at Twelfth Night once marked by grand revelry in Elizabethan England. The day, January 6, Epiphany, ended the Christmas cycle with feasting and merriment, while farmers lit twelve fires and danced a solemn rondo to invoke harvest luck.
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England
Mervie England
Earth
Tthe
England Wins In Fight Against Flies In Britain Sanitation Cut Pest
London Jan The reduction of house flies from yards to farms has been achieved in England through sanitation and health education says Dr E Halford Ross medical assessor at the Ministry of Pensions He toured the British Isles last summer noting thousands of flies absent in most areas While a few rural homes still shelter the pests the overall decline is linked to improved hygiene and a drop in infant mortality compared with 1911
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Associated Press
London
England
E. Halford Ross
Ministry of Pensions
Ross
British Isles
Merchant of Venice triumph at Lincoln Memorial unit
The Merchant of Venice presented by the Elizabethan Players under Mr and Mrs Yierre Pelletier drew great success at Lincoln Memorial University Friday night. The ensemble delivered strong portrayals with Acille Angline and Jane Pierre Pelletier praised for Passanio and Shylock.
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Yierre Pelletier
Acille Angline
Jane Pierre Pelletier
Passanio
Shylock
Antonio
Robert Winton
Samuel Baron
Bassanio
Portia
Pierre Pelletier
Nerissa
Harriet Rudensey
Lancelot Gobi
OM Gabbe
Samuel Bron
Fessica
Lorenzo
Sabinio
Acule Angeline
Tibal
Samuel Easron
Venice
Cost of Living in London Rises Since 1914
Foreign workers costs in London show a higher living expense level now than July 1914, with a 0 to 0 percent increase reported by the ministry of labor.
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London
Ministry of Labor
Weather forecast for Washington and Kentucky tonight and Tuesday
Fair tonight and Tuesday in Washington and Kentucky with improving conditions. Temperature trends expected to rise modestly into the day ahead with no precipitation noted.
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Washington
Kentucky
Gibbons Tells Of Slaying Of Noffslinger
Thomas Dover ordered a special watch over Ollie Gibbons a confessed slayer of Gus Noffsinger a Henderson Kentucky coal mine manager. Gibbons admitted killing Noffsinger with a hammer Dec 30 in Henderson and said he acted at Mrs Noffsingers urging. He was held for safety and potential examining trial date uncertain.
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Associated Press
Gibbons
Hoffsinger
Joe Ralston’s Car Stolen and Recovered South of Knoxville
A Lexington car owned by Joe Ralston was stolen in front of T. H. Campbell’s store on Cumberland Avenue between 7 and 9 PM Saturday. It was found nine miles south of Knoxville yesterday wrecked in mud after being abandoned by five or six men who used a Ford to continue south. A stranger on Cumberland Avenue reportedly examined cars shortly before the theft. Ralston offered fifty dollars for the return of his car. Chief Ball offered a separate reward. Ralston plans to travel to Knoxville to retrieve the vehicle, which is described as in good condition.
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Lexington
Joe Ralston
T. HB. Campbell
Cumberland Ave
Knoxvile
Sea Deen
Ind
Cumberland Avenue
Ralston
Ball
Knoxville
Still Found Near Here Saturday Two Operators Taken
Prohibition officers raided a Middleshore area on Saturday and seized a 60 gallon copper still 600 gallons of distilled beer and 400 pounds of granulated sugar. Proprietors D Vpal Bill Shackleford were arrested and held in default of bond with preliminary heating set for January 10. The property was burned. Officers W H Green and Ben Gibson led the raid.
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Prohibition
Middleshore
D. V- Pal
Bill Shackleford
Fineville
W. H. Green
Barbourville
Ben Gibson
Pineville
Harlan Negro Found Dead After Christmas Gap
Dan Acey a Georgia black man, long missing, was found Tuesday morning at an old sawmill near Cher Tolet. Coroner's inquest concluded death from severe beating and two gunshot wounds to the body, with evidence of a struggle. Locals suspect a gambling party at the mill as motive. Acey had not been seen since Christmas and payday prior to his disappearance.
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Harlan
Dan Acey
Georgia
Cher- Tolet
T Cey
Acey
Self Confidence Cure Promised by Cone Clinic
Nancy France January report describes Emile Cone clinics offering a privacy free approach. The patient writes the issue, then the unconscious self guides health. A hypnotic script promises daily meals without overeating, focused digestion, deep sleep, cheerfulness, patience, and restored confidence.
France fights dilution of wine and fraud safeguards
Associated Press reports France’s internal revenue and agriculture ministries combat wine dilution. Efforts focus on stamping out watered wine, protecting consumers, and ensuring genuine champagne carries the word champagne on bottle and cork to deter fraud.
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Internal Revenue Department
Department of Agriculture
France
Jarenkh Champalgnes
Miu
Little Wester Boy Succumbs to Scarlet Fever
Wallace Wester, 21 months old, son of Dan Wester, died at his West Gloucester Avenue home at 4 pm yesterday after contracting scarlet fever weeks earlier. He had many friends who will mourn his death. Funeral services were conducted by Rev S P Martin at 2:30 pm today at Colson Cemetery followed by interment.
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Wallace Wester
Dan Wester
West Glouchester Avenue
S P. Martin
Colson Cemetery
Every day in every way improving says Cour voice
The text presents a monotone soothing recital by Cour as it lulls listeners into drowsiness then prompts a shift to French phrases about self-improvement. It quotes Tous les jours a tous points de vue je vais mieux en mieux while noting a benediction toward clearer perception.
Kentucky Thrift Week Observed in Louisville Area
Kentucky observes Thrift Week with Benjamin Franklin’s birthday theme. The program, led by the State YMCAs and National Thrift Committee, aims to enroll 200,000 youths in a Budget League and promote budgeting, saving, and prudent money management across 40 organizations. The plan includes Budget Day, Life Insurance Day, Own Your Home Day, Share With Others Day, Pay Bills Promptly Day, and Make a Will Day with budget books issued free through YMC A secretaries.
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Associated Press
Louisviler
Benjamin Franklin
Kentucky
George T. Amerson
Enfe
Y. of
Y. Mal
Unemployed men marry for larger government dole scheme
A note reports that married unemployed men receive higher pensions than singles, prompting cynical chatter that marriages are being sought to gain extra government support. The piece also jests that London mistresses cannot maintain their maidservants under the new system.
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London
Plan to Clean Up Liquor Scene in New York City
Nationwide venues face heightened surveillance under prohibition laws as New York aims to tighten controls. The government may shut hotels and restaurants violating acts after serving injunctions, with several well known public houses included in observation.
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New York City
Ashington
New York
Champion meat cutter to perform at farm show
Farmers and their wives attending the annual Farm and Home convention at the College of Agriculture Jan 30 to Feb 2 will see world champion meat cutter TQ Phi llips demonstrate dressing of mutton and beef carcasses. Phillips, born in Derbyshire, famed for a world record in dressing a steer, will explain prime cuts and how to distinguish quality beef or mutton on the butcher’s block.
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Lelingron, Ey
Jan
College of Agriculture
Tan
Geton
Poanzounendedit
A. P. Phillips
Sae Gen Wal Mnasseter
Bimminghitsa Parking Company
Bimmingham
Phillips
Derbyshire
North Whiles
America
Chicago
Americg
Middlesboro Pharmacy Raid Leads to Arrests of Owners
Middlesboro Pharmacy was raided Saturday by officers and Deputy Sheriff W A Gastineau and T C Davies. They were arrested for unlawful possession of liquor after finding a small quantity on the prescription counter and ten cases of half gallon jars claimed to have contained intoxicating liquor. Wastineny and Davies were released under $300 bond each with a preliminary hearing set for Jan 4 at Pineville.
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Middlesboro
Wis
Rereue
W. A. Gastineau
T. C. Davies
Wastineny
Davies
Pineville
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Efort
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