26 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
1
A fragmented passage reflects on aging, youth and daily life with scattered references to a Baptist church, Norse vigil, and a long line of ancestry. It mentions a Dalmatian lineage and a dog named Dilmittan couch dog as a companion, with a tangential note about John Roosevelt and forestry duties.
Sremmunte reports women lead in the alate motor vehicle department with impressive miles and efficiency. Calltini's department notes continued progress in driver performance as modern vehicles and training show strong results.
Workers at a major mine face a two day stoppage amid tense negotiations. Company actions spark concern as crews seek safer conditions and higher pay, while local officials monitor protests and potential escalation in fuel, safety, and labor terms.
Compilations arise around a mule horse sale dispute near the courthouse. Police arrive as ownership and liability questions emerge after a horse dies at the scene. City officials debate burial and veterinary authority while a buyer insists he purchased the horse before death.
Attorney General Ann Wootton denounces Kentucky spending and criticizes the state police, labeling officers as non-existent on highways and accusing leaders of using the force for political purposes. She cautions about deploying troops for election security and criticizes Chandler and opponents over the sales tax and political deals. Wootton spoke in Pineville to a large rally, pledging her platform and attacking the administration.
In Pinnville a heated argument over horse ownership led to police intervention and sensational rumors. Judge Gilbert’s revolver is cited, a man named Holder allegedly sought the horse amid claims of early violence. Maddening confusion persists as reports say the horse revived overnight, with claims of a blind mule and a buried outcome, while court proceedings continue with Hammonds representing a defendant.
A weary diplomat recounts a tormented life of postings from London to Paris and the Levant, including a troubled marriage to Agatha and a secretive past. He speaks of illness, loss, and a dangerous escape as he confronts a hidden family tragedy and a looming confrontation.
Market report shows receipts of 13 000 cattle including 6 000 head leading to slow trade and mixed price changes. Cattle and calves vary with some prices steady to lower while sheep rise about 150. Wool, washing ton lambs around 8.50, and notable calf values at 8.50% to 9.00. Mussolini orders submarine construction for the Ethiopian navy amid regional tensions.
Mrs. George Moryul of Newburyport Massachusetts blamed sea legs for her broken arm after a fall in her home following a return from an ocean voyage. The incident echoes a similar accident from last year after an ocean trip.
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