Poison Whisky Warning Circulates In Kentucky and Tennessee
Prohibition chief Green Mille warns that poisonous counterfeit whiskey is being sold in large lots with adulterants and poisons. He cites deaths and paralysis, reports government analyses show fatal danger hidden from buyers, and notes bottles and boxes are being tampered with at a tented display.
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Associated Poess
Louisville
Green Mille
Prohibition
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fie
Athenien
Phils
No Plans Yet For School Deficit In City Budget
Dr C K Brosteer chairs the educational board and says no plan is made to use city tax funds to cover a 2500 deficit, with total needed funds around 312000. The board has not yet acted or scheduled a monthly meeting. extra taxes are discussed in other towns.
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C.K. Brosteer
Educational Board
Brott
Turther
Ienlar
James Brooks Held on Incest and Other Offenses
James Brooks is held on a 31600 bond for incest and similar charges on statutory offenses. Both offenses are alleged to involve Eihel Brooks, the daughter of the defendant. Miss Brooks is under arrest and will appear before a jury in Middleshere.
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James Brooks
Brooks
Aimilar
Eihel Brooks
Miss Brooks
Cightern
Middleshere Nuvem
Bradford Hawnrd Marriage Unites Howard and Bradford Couple
Miss Hertha Howard and I. C. Bradford were united in marriage at Cumberland Gap on Saturday night by Squire Avorks in the presence of intimate friends and relatives. Mrs. Bradford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard of Keateuia. Bradford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bradford of Tazewell. They will reside in Kentucky where Mr. Bradford is employed by the Inter Company.
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Hertha Howard
I. C. Bradford
Cumberland Gap
Squire Avorks
Ford
Jor Howard
Keateuia
Bradford
N. L. Bradford
Tazewell
Tenn
Kentenie
Inrel Commuparey
Sudden Death of J. B. Dickey in Middleshoro
J. B. Dickey, a prominent young businessman and active Christian and club member, died after an appendicitis operation in Middleshoro. He had returned home from work feeling better before being admitted to the hospital for surgery. Survived by parents in Nach-Tenn and his wife Frances Atkinson. funeral arrangements pending.
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Bo Dickey
Pess Nein
Middleshoro
Pagsheer-Braamweil Hospital
Enoch
Dackey
Christin Church and & Nis Club
Dickey
Tie
Dicker
Nach. - Tenn
No Kiwanis Meeting Tomorrow Due to Dickey’s Death
No Kiwanis gathering will be held tomorrow out of courtesy to LB Dickey who died this afternoon. Mr Dickey was a popular and active member of the Joral health club and his death is a grievous loss to the club.
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Kiwanis Club
LB. Dickey
Mr. Dickey
Joral Hth
Seven new teachers named for Union College in Barbourville
July report lists seven new instructors for Union College as it opens in September. Key hires include Prof. Fred I. Hayes directing story and penology, Prof. Franklin moving to Wisconsin University, and Miss Esther May Carter joining the preparatory department. Several other appointments cover athletics, French, domestic science, and classics, with some faculty departures noted.
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Fred I. Hayes
Flern Academy
Cave Spring
Esther May Carter A.M
Univrsity
Burghaml
Columbia Universi York
Wartley
Ohio Wesleyan Uni Iversity
Enma L. Mann
Linden
Thief Guudnate
Macuiean
Florence
Vim Waldheim
Culruubha University
Blanche Whittington
Etting
Amd Tatlin
Telen Wahl
Tawa
Continental Hotel at Pineville to Reopen Under New Ownership
187 ES woney TODES buys Continental Hotel at Pineville in anticipation of a $100000 remodel. No management announcement yet. W. Johnson and Maurice Tore of Hotel Cumberkind in Muldles involved. Hotel to be refurnished with modern kitchens and new equipment. Tore eyes Asheville project as expansion continues. Continental, a five-story hotel, last updated about ten years ago, will reopen with same high standard of service under new owners.
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Pineville
W. Johnson
Maurice Tore
Cumberkind
Muldles
Ladey Wiaul
J. Be
Muing Co
Podes
Mauring
PL Sehene
Cuuberkind
Banxille
Continental
Counterfeit money warning from Captain Porter in Chicago
Captain Thomas Porter, at 77, pursues counterfeiters on the money trail in Chicago. He warns that fake notes are detected by color, seal, and printing flaws and urges vigilance. He notes counterfeiters operate quickly for immediate gain, with few lasting clues and cameras aiding them.
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U.S
Thomas
Porter
Uuikers
Great field for women in banking in 1950s era outlook
Mrs learn, vice president of Farners National Bank of City Ky, asserts women have a strong future in banking. She argues women show aptitude in managing finances and that the industry benefits from female leadership. The remarks reflect early advocacy for gender inclusion in finance.
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Associated Tress
Cleveland
Jude Fs
Learn
Farners National Bank
City
Nurse in Training Dies at AP Hospital
Miss Huth Gox, a nurse in training at AP Hospital, died yesterday at 3 o clock. She had been in training at Hite more than a year. Survived by her mother Mrs Rush Cow of Knoxville and one sister HL Reaville. The article notes the death and immediate survivors with limited readable details.
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Miss Huth Gox
Brosteer-Renmnuntt
Kraveville
Tanisl
Taining
Hite
Trial Wednesday in George Woody case opens week
The Commonwealth accuses George Woody of a felony linked to the Bil Baker kiln dispute. Two judges are assigned to preside, with one named as Sma Thiest of Trearlyeille and the other unnamed. Witnesses are listed for the proceedings starting Monday.
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Commonwealth
Chiro
Bil
Sane
Trearlyeille
Big barbecue for Burley growers draws crowds
A large Burley growers barbecue drew an estimated six thousand attendees. Officials and visitors filled air during a public address by Coy Vin, superintendent of public instruction, as anticipation built around weather and tempers in Franklin.
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Associated Press
Tranklin
Coy
Taner Way
Young Wife Beaten to Death Found at Home
Reported in Press RGIL 18 with details of the death of Mrs. Palrick found at her home. Her father notified authorities after discovering her body. The incident involved a violent attack. one party was injured in a related accident and hospitalised with severe injuries.
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Nil Press
Rgil
Rennebaum Opens MidMasboro Gas Station with 600 Gallon Tank
The ge britaine report notes Koayenne now has a WHA gasoline station per Lee Rennebaam. A 600 gallon tank, among the fireest in MidMasboro, is installed at Rennebaum cay itzpa tri on.
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Lee Rennebaam
MidMasboro
Rennebaum Cay
Hidden Civil War Cannon Report Sparks Local Interest
A fragmentary Civil War relic tale describes a hidden cannon along a mountain route said to be sought by Confederates. A letter from Mrs. I. W. Chandler of London requests help locating the camnms and a brass "coonet bar" said to be buried, promising to reveal the hiding place to a willing inquirer.
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Auiers Cat Canon
Amman Gea
Phowe
W. Chandler
London
Theo
Enue
Church Workers to Meet at Camp Daniel Boone
Associated Press reports the Amul Christian Workers Conference will convene at Camp Daniel Boone on the Kentucky river from August 15 to 22 under the State YMCA. Leaders include A. Graham Wilkes and Edwin M Rack, with Miss Georgia Dunn among speakers. The camp sits seven miles east of Lancaster in a wild scenic area, featuring new tent dats and permanent facilities for campers.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Amul Christian Workers Conference
Kentucky Christian Endeavor Society
Campy
Daniel Gove
Kentucky River
State Young Men's Christian Association
A. Graham Wilkes
State Christian Endeavor Societ
Edwin M. Rack
Georgia Dunn
Lancaster
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Side Streets Being Improved in Cumberland Avenue Area
Revisions along Cumberland Avenue between First and Second Streets and nearby cross streets aim to create passable routes. Debris and damp material are being cleared as crews spread tar and tampers, with property owners contributing to street improvements. Work continues between Nineteenth and Loentoth streets as managers and workers coordinate disposal and drainage, with staffing changes noted at Cumberland stand.
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Bock
Cumberland Avenue
Exeter
Avenic
Dumpel
Twenty-third Street
Sey
Chester Avenues
Camberliel Avenue
Lairdson
Knoxville Kiwanis Ready for District Convention in Kentucky
Knoxville Kiwanis delegates prepare to attend the district convention in Middlesboro Kentucky. Eddleman secretary and George Selig deliver the official announcements while the club vies for the largest delegate count. Local leaders pledge music and entertainment coordinated by Jules Brasil as Middlesboro plans a prominent program.
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Knoxville
Mibore
Eddleman
Seretary
EAP
Arras
Jami Koo Fulkerson
Kiwanis Masagie
Numner
George Selig
Thnt
International Organivation
Elf
Fie Np
Bee
Pineville
Wanis
Jules Brasil
Te Workl
Kiwanitus
Kentucky
Tennessee
Harvest Festival to Be Big Affair
Committees of the Merchants Association plan a three day Harvest Festival in Middlesboro from September 20 to 22. The event aims to entertain farmers and attract visitors from across the state with a first class band, booths, programs, and various forms of entertainment, culminating in major sales on the final day.
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Merchants' Association
Middlesboro
Knoxville
Farmeis
Precy Merchant
Lergains
New Brooks Gift to Carnegie Library Reported
A report notes new donations to the Carnegie Library including four new books spread across areas such as Empire studies and world politics. A new floor is being constructed in the library building formerly housing the Hub, with Dixie sections to be accommodated. The work is progressing and expected to finish in a few days.
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Carnegie Talmary
Mes
Arnold
Stefausser
Asis Minot
Holmes
World Pollirs
Bbs
I. Tien
Shelllding
Styles Johnson as Candidate of the People
Sen Robert Jabollette praised Magers Johnson as United States Senator elect over Governor Preus of Minnesota. He said Johnson represents the peoples struggle and opposes monopoly power, while Preus carries reactionary support. Magnus Johnson, a farmer-Labor candidate, may help emancipate farmers from control of the machine.
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Styles Johnson
OF the People
Tress
Madison
Robert Jabollette
Magers Johnson
United States
Covernor Preus
Minnesota
Johnson
Preus
Omaula
Ww. B. Green
Federated Farmer Labor Pa
Magnus Johnson
farmer-Laborite
Fom
Richest Men List Puts Ford Rockefeller and Mellon Top
July 18 London reports the Sunday Express lists the world’s wealthiest figures. Henry Ford is named richest with about 500 million dollars, followed by John D. Rockefeller at 450 million and Andrew Mellon at 150 million. Other notables include the Duke of Westminster and Sir Basil Zaharoff, with fortunes around 100 million each.
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Associated Press London
The
Sunday Express
Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Duke of
BR. Duke
George J Baker
First National Bank of New York
T. B. Walker
Minneapolis
Express Gars
Rothschilds
Guggenheims
Vandrbils
Weyerheusers
Agfor’ Ivs
Astora
Lenny Ford
Las 2
Croesug
Delphi
Joan DL. Rockefeller
Tha Vity
Seconel
Basil Zuharefé
Europe
Mitsus
Iwasakis
Garkwar
Bureda
Hig Dlas
Tartrantt Postoffice Discontinued Near Bryson
The postoffice at Martrantt Yeub will close July 3 per postmaster Charles 2. Cooke. Mail addressed to Hart cauft after July 31 will be sent to Bryson Town, as the Bryson post offices are nearby and the Martrantt office is deemed unnecessary.
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Martrantt
Yeub
Charles 2. Cooke
Bryson
Mall
Hartcauft
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P. G. Miller
Vicinity
New York
Metropolitan
Léfebreuraure Company
Canada
American Crild Heal Association
Bradford-Hawnrd
J. B. Dickey
Muddiesboro
Hoe
Tily
Feueral
Mae
Kiwanis
T. B. Dickeys
Union College
Barbourville
Caton College
Rotary
Ine MiluGen
ES Woney Todes
Lessia
Cumberland
Wade
Chicago
Avrone
Doug
Thomas J. Porter
AP Hospital
George Woody
Kile Ing bin Baker
Burley
George Colvin Spraher
Asseublage
Ig Trankbin
Washington
Guy
Boi
Fidber
Mgun
Cimberland
Chester and
Cross Streets
HP. Leales
Camberland
Clyde Taddix
Cumberland Stand
Midlesboro
AIL
Kiwanis Wedletin
Aml
Ofiter
Spienh
Interentional
Offi Hational Stell al Inter
Carnegie Library
Hispitas
Farmer-Laborites
SHIN
U.S. Farmer
America
Livery Ford
Rockefeller
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