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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1923

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Miner Killed in Stony Fork Shocking Family Tragedy

Jess Brady, a miner aged about 40, was shot and killed near Crystal in Stony Fork Hollow after an alleged threat by Tip Long who had just returned from Middlesboro. Long was arrested at the scene. coroner and jury expected to hold a preliminary hearing before County Judge J. Bingham this week.

Dess Brady Crystal Stony Fork Hollow Tip Long Brady MiklWlesboro Kilkamba Jess Brady Long Middlesboro Jacob Schultz Wiley Williams FE. A. Givens HL. Gaunt Riley Hodges Henry Williams R. S. McGinnis J. & Bingham

State Health Official Visits Middlesboro on Disease Work

Dr Jethro Dancock head of the state health department for social diseases visits Middlesboro to review progress. He praises Dr George Hays of Pineville and Middlesboro branch who has treated over 200 patients this month and will stay several days to study conditions and secure funding for the unit.

Jethro Dancock State Health Department of Social Diseases Middlesboro George Hays Pineville Middlestore Hays Hancock Avork

Bandit Found Dead After Denver Heist In Garage

A man involved in a December attempt stealing $200 000 from the Federal Reserve Bank truck near the Denver mint was found dead in a city garage Sunday. He was identified, about 35, short and heavy set, with a large caliber revolver found on him. The garage, in a nonresidential area, had been rented a week before the robbery. rent unpaid, owner discovered the body. Knights of Pythias meet at a local hall that same evening. Revival services and local theatre listings follow in the notice.

Associated Press Denver Federal Reserve Bank Denver Mint Ifra Bright- Middlesboro Cupitel Wit

East End Telephone Service to Be Expanded

The Gumberland Telephone Company plans a second cable in the East End to double instrument capacity. State approval received, with construction beginning in weeks. Current system uses open wires. 943 phones in Middlesboro area. 2451 total in suburbs. five year growth double in phones and employees.

Guy Glover Gumberland Telephone Company Fire Awork iStudies Binghaumoiwn Glover Ice Middlesboro East End Tean Statler Valle

Mrs John v Wieler Death in Fork Ridge

A 17 year old girl died at her Fork Ridge home Saturday afternoon of bronchial pneumonia. Her remains were taken to her former home in Sevierville Tennessee for burial scheduled Tuesday nearby.

John v. .Wieler Fork Ridge Sevierville Tene

Revival at First Baptist Church Draws Dozens

Dr Finley Z Gibson led a revival at First Baptist with stirring sermons on souls and worldly trade. Seven professions were made and six joined. later ten additions occurred at Sunday service and twenty at morning events. Mrs Gibson spoke to women. Bellows, Hill, and Scholfield led musical parts to capacity crowd.

Piney F. Gibson Christ Fred Scholfield Audence W. Charlton Cecil Owsley Russ Hill First Baptist Church Finley Z. Gibson Louisville

New Jersey Governor Proposes Liquor Law Reforms

Governor George Hilzer outlines key recommendations in his inaugural address including amendments to the Wolstead Act and modifications to New Jersey prohibition enforcement. He calls for provisions allowing beer and light wine usage through federal constitutional action.

Associated Press Trenton Jan New Jersey George Hilzer

Morrow Seen As Republican Candidate For Senator

The Lexington Leader reports a prediction that Governor Morrow will seek the United States Senate in 1924 to replace A. O. Stanley. If he runs, Attorney General Dawson could lose a gubernatorial bid, and Louisville Mayor Bonston Quin is highlighted as the party’s strongest available candidate for governor.

Associated Press Lexington Lexington Leader Morrow A. O. Stanley Dawson Eleventh Congressional District Bfonston Quin Louisville

Billy Sunday Revival Proposed for Middlesboro

Local churches and Rev A B Reeves back a Billy Sunday revival in Middlesboro with a site offered by the Christian church. Dr J A Gray supports bringing Sunday here and Scottish Presbyterian leaders show cautious interest. Several ministers doubt feasibility due to site size and funding, though many business leaders favor the plan if backed by public and church support. No formal steps yet.

Christian Church A.B. Reeves Middlesboro A. Gray Gray Lexington Sunday Herm W. K. AfcOlure Lim A. B. Reaves FE. JF. Burnside BiRg Tam Em¢Ibe SP. Mhitia Mit

Man Suffers Serious Injuries After Rock Fall At Camp Site

A man suffered both legs broken when a bank of rock and dirt collapsed Saturday afternoon near a campaign site. He was moved to Brosheer Tabernacle and then Brumett Hospital for medical care amid ongoing efforts to secure the area and assess other injured workers.

Will Furler Brosheer Tabernacle Brumett Hospital

Arkangas Railroad Striker Found Dead After Shootout

The body of B C Gregor was found hanging from a bridge near Harrison railroad yards. He allegedly opened fire on officers and citizens who searched his house yesterday. Hundreds of armed locals roam the streets seeking strikers believed linked to mill property damage.

Associated Press Litrog Rock Ark B.C. Gregor North Arkansas

Proper Care of Babies Stressed at Parent-Teachers Meeting

Dr Anma Veech of Louisville spoke on infant care and the Shepherd-Towner act at the Parent-Teachers association in the high school auditorium. She noted infant mortality caused by faulty feeding impure milk and flies, praised state and federal support, and highlighted plans for future meetings and performances by students and staff.

Anma Veech Louisville Parent-Teachers' Association Shepherd-Towner Crudrs John F. ‘Surman Emily Gilmer Virginia Parker J. W. Bradter Association Lillian Seay

Revival Services Begin With Dr Trigg Thomas

Dr Trigg Thomas a famed evangelist opens a two week revival at the Presbyterian church under favorable auspices. Dr Chomgs speaks on Prayer with a masterful delivery while Rev I Nisbet leads singing and a duet with Mrs Nisbet. Authorities urge prayers for a great outpouring of the Spirit as souls are hoped to be added to churches.

Knights of Pythias K. P. Bail 19Th Street Presbyterian Trigg A. M. Thomas L. Nisbet Teader First Baptist Church FL. OF. Gibson J. FE. Scholfield Ermon Katerina McDonald Manning Theatre Trigg Thomas Chomgs I. Nisbet Thomas

Harding Colds Bring No Alarm Say White House

Washington January 16 President Tanting is reported to have a severe cold but officials say the condition is not alarming. He attended today’s cabinet meeting.

Harding Associated Press Washington Tanting

Gold Fellows Hold Initiation At Presbyterian Revival

The local Gold Fellows lodge met last night and initiated Tollesring men James C. Mares R F Eldridge W Hinniamon W X Ward L L Bilis H P Tandy Clayton Turner J Be Kings and RA Silcox The group voted to attend Wednesday night as Odd Fellows night at the Presbyterian revival services meeting at the hall at 7 p.m.

Order of Gold Fellows James C. Mares R .F. Eldridge Whinniamon W. X. Ward L. L. Bilis H. Pp. Tandy Clayton Turner J. Be Kings R A Silcox Order

French HQs in Dortmund Region Close to German Posts

French general headquarters report 25,000 German troops south of Muenster and 25 miles north of Luenen, placing French and German positions within eight to ten miles of each other near Dortmund and Imenen.

Muenster Luenen Associated Press Dortmund Imenen

Financial panic in Berlin sparks market panic

A central news despatch reports Berlin faces a panic as German coal directors in the Ruhr are targeted by arrest threats. The Berlin exchange shows the dollar at 18,000 marks, with the rate sliding to 16,666 marks per dollar in early trading.

Associated Press London Ruhr Berlin

Lithuania Invades Memel as Baltic Fighting Escalates

Dispatches report heavy street fighting in Memel in the Baltic region. Lithuanian irregulars are said to have reached near complete possession of the area, as the invasion by Lithuania continues.

Berlin Baltic Sea Ares Associated Press Tikal Anziger Memel Baltic

Grav e charges against Allen Co lawyer by grand jury

Grand jury indictments filed in Bowling Green accuse Thurman B. Dixon Scottsville attorney and former Allen County prosecutor of soliciting witnesses to change testimony in the trials of Otho Lance and Tom Slaughter. Lance faced a statutory offense charge and Slaughter liquor-law violations.

Associated Press Bowlnggeon Swag Thurman Dixon Scottsville Allen County Otho Lance Tom Slaughter Lance Slaughter

Kenthagian Calls for New Investigation of Daugherty Impeachment

Representative Thomas of Kentucky, in a minority report, accuses the Judiciary Committee of failing to conduct a fair probe of the Keller impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. He urges Speaker Gillette to appoint a new committee to perform a thorough and impartial investigation.

Associated Press Washingson Thomas Democrat Kentucky House Judiciary Keller Daugherty Gillete

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