23 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1923
Page
1
A World Baptists gathering features Mullins of Louisville discussing religious liberty and the role of faith in American governance. The speech emphasizes freedom of belief, conscience, and the duties of church and state in guiding doctrinal life and social duties.
The advertising committee of the Ryfa Merchants Association announces that all advertisers in the premium balloting must have their caps paid and in the hands of the committee by Thursday Judy 26. Failure to do so will make it impossible to get the word out in the bulletin.
Fragmentary text mentions a group called Porty Maniacs associated with an ill hospital escape. The remainder includes garbled words and disjointed phrases, making it impossible to extract clear names, dates, or locations beyond the cited hospital setting.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases across various terms and possible place or person labels. The text appears garbled with no clear events, dates, or coherent narrative to summarize.
A mangled OCR fragment recounts a long, confusing passage touching on individuals, places, and events with names like West Magid, New York, and American figures. The text is garbled, with many nonstandard terms, making precise events unclear but hinting at travel, conflict, and personal ties within a broad historical frame.
Fragmentary text shows references to housing sites and prices, neighbors and builders, and disputes over residential development. Names and places are garbled, but themes include property parcels, sale actions, and public interest around a new build or zoning decision.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wiols Ti against London FT and Alicante af, with references to sessions, Tanden Connts Comut, and women imsecims. Mentions World something and Crystal and Vall, but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Barron outlines highway bodies matter and Wall Street impact in Kentucky. He cites regulatory views, investor concerns, and potential mergers affecting local governance and funding amid postwar financial pressures.
The garbled text references a political figure named Gaion or related names and events at an unidentified venue. It mentions a speech with praise and questions about development, with scattered phrases about voters, a final speech, and applause, but lacks coherent details.
A long description details repair plans and costs for Fern Lake Road, including project scope, estimated completion, and funding issues. It notes wall work, material placement, and safety concerns, with references to local governance and potential street closures during construction. The piece mentions historical costs and past events related to the area.
A partially legible report notes changes to foreign born conditions and related policies. It mentions the International Committee and the United States, with scattered references to laws, tests, and public sentiments.
An Associated Press report from California notes nominal damage across the state with several injuries. A wall collapse, falling debris, and shaking are described in San Bernardino and surrounding counties, with three men seriously hurt and structural damage reported in a San Benito area home.
The opening May 1928 navigation month yields coal and ore tonnage near 1.69 million tons, a record for the period, with ore reaching 1.478 million tons. Shipping activity shows boats hauling light from lower lake ports, and reports note dramatic shifts in tonnage from October 1922 peaks.
Prof Rit Shipp, newly elected president, arrived in Pubonsville to assume duties at once. Shipp, a Georgetown College and Kentucky graduate with prior experience at Chicago Tarvesits, will implement plans to unify the student body and expand the institute's offerings. About fifteen hundred dollars were pledged for repairs and other school expenses, with Shipp directing efforts as he begins his term.
Whitaker family announces the death of Whitaker senior in Huntington. Survived by widow and many grandchildren and relatives including Miss Betta Beden Vie Othe Long, Misses Qulte and Eloe Whitaker of Polakt Wes Delitht Stoots, R. A. Horst, WHI and Glenn Whitaker, Jake Whitaker, and K. He Whitaker. Funeral arrangements to follow in Muntington area.
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