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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
3
A garbled notice describes a governor requesting women attend a Baraca rally with plans for a lecture. It mentions ACME, a minibar, and arrangements for a Sunday event, hinting at community gathering and attendance concerns. The text is largely unreadable and speculative.
Clifford Leathers, 85, died after being shot when he threw a beacon at John Diedrick’s window ending a chickens dispute. Diederick, jailed for murder, admits a possession of Mrs. Leathers property but denies coercion. Local report notes disputed chicken quality and prior tensions.
Ozark Alabama June 11 Deputy Sheriff Marvin Williams of Dale county is jailed after a gun battle that killed brothers J and C Andrews. Williams says the brothers fired first. he was wounded in the leg. A third man Bull Andrews, sought in Houston county for forgery, was involved.
Politically Speaking highlights a Middlesboro League of Women Voters article by Lelia B. Gunn. It lists six candidate questions on freight and utility rates street contracts liquor control and opening a Middlesboro office, urging direct answers and local accountability from sheriff candidates.
Haynes claims enforcement is increasingly effective as he marks four years leading the agency. He cites declines in illegal whisky withdrawals and home brewed beer, boasts new drug enforcement gains, and reports over 163,000 indictments since 1921 with $22.4 million in fines, touting broader use of legal means to curb violations.
Painleve heads for a front battle as tensions rise in the region. Reports describe military movement, leadership, and defensive postures amid a fragile ceasefire. The focus centers on strategic positions, possible engagements, and the impact on local civilians and regional stability.
In Chicago Judge Thomas Larned denied defense attempts to bar reference to Billy McClintock's death as Shepherd, charged with murdering McClintock, faced his first trial day. Attorneys argued rulings on improper marks and jury influence, with defense seeking exclusion and state seeking to proceed.
A public reception for fields will be hosted at the Ve Chiberkund Hotel from eight to nine tonight. Guests are invited to attend the informal will event and light refreshments will be served. The public is urged to meet the guest of honor, who will be present for one day and two nights, to discuss the city and seek support.
A Chinese force fired upon an American gunboat near Waupen, prompting return fire as the crew reported several hits. The incident drew swift reaction from naval authorities and heightened tensions in the region amid ongoing battles.
A fragmentary report suggests Plaine is set to join MacMillian in a maneuver at sea. The garbled text references Hosta Mars dates and naval terms, with mentions of Signet and Carpe CP. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
A Washington report outlines the Mellon plan nearing completion as the Treasury coordinates proposed tax reductions. Officials expect a potential 278,000 dollar surplus, with discussions on exemptions, depletion, and losses. President Coulirye and Mellon show cautious support for the five proposals aimed at stabilizing business while awaiting final resolution.
The readable items discuss a Florida house car and several garbled phrases. Named entities include Florida and possible counties while many words are unintelligible, rendering a coherent news item unlikely. The fragment appears to mix unrelated terms and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
Colonel Stone addresses Kiwanis at the Cumberland Hotel on threats to the United States and the need for peace through love not war. He recalls Spanish American War experiences, urges playgrounds and park development, and calls citizens to support civic growth and the university.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a story about local girls being positioned for film roles. It mentions events, names, locations, and various tangential details, but the readable material centers on opportunities for local talent to appear in movies and signals potential interviews or features, with scattered references to places and people.
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