Great Baraca Rally Draws Over Ten Thousand Here
A massive Baraca class rally in Middlesboro drew an estimated crowd between ten and twelve thousand, with Governor Fields, Congressman Robsion, and local leaders in attendance. The event featured a long parade, a prayers service, and a large barbecue that fed about 5,090, with spectators noting the unprecedented turnout and local pride in Southeastern Kentucky.
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Jorpestetown
Gajda
Morang
Goll
Claag
Lynah
Army
Gov. Fields
Congressingt
Robsion
Mas. Helburn
24Th
Cumberland
Othe Coluninas
Lawson
Rev
Reeves
Christian Church
I. Tuas Hill
Con
Gressiman Robsson
Barnabas
Wes Ai
Gokil
Mickllesboro Barsea
Jeanit
Waraca Clase
Yesterdis
Kentucky
Shufflin Phil Douglas Visits Middlesboro Sundays
Former New York Giants pitcher known as Shufflin Phil toured Middlesboro and headed to Coxton, Ky. A Birmingham native, Douglas later worked with the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Corp as a trainer and manager for a fast pro team. He rose to fame for his size and striking delivery, but faced a 1922 game-fixing controversy that spurred national debate.
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Phil Douglas
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Middleshore
Coxton
Douglas
Pikeville
Birmingham
Ala
Jeter
Clicut
Hagenani
Tennessee Coal, Tronant Railroad Corporation
United Steel
Ensley
Alay
Indoghan
Dod
Mingham
Fuge
Ovary
Niflen
Ornamen
Lena
Dakara
New York Gianty
Nils
Wea
Shufflin
Phil
Oan Allenlayer
Home Damaged $500 by Flames
Fire damaged a residence causing about 500 dollars in property loss. The blaze occurred in a borough area, with investigators determining it started in the kitchen. No injuries were reported, and authorities are reviewing nearby electrical and appliance hazards.
Gas Cache Hidden By Amundsen In Arctic May Save Him From Death
A misread dispatch reports a gasoline cache allegedly hidden by Roald Amundsen on a polar voyage. The stash, claimed by United Tass and United Press sources, could supply life-saving fuel as Amundsen and associates endure a perilous, icebound expedition under the midnight sun.
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Arctics
United Tass
Finny Dulay
United Press
Haakay Hammer
Amundgen
Wre
Celle Ailiat
Puindsen
Fiald Amundsen
Arelle Texptter
Amundsen Polar Flight Plot Recalled Amid Pole Quest
In a fragmented account, Amundsen’s early cross Arctic ambitions are reviewed, questioning whether his voyage from Spitzbergen to the pole aimed at pure exploration or a staged maneuver. The piece riffs on fuel transfers, ship shifts, and hidden agendas tied to reaching or redefining the Arctic reach.
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Amunisen
oTaint
Ann
Aeuth
Alaska
Girl Engaged to Wed Victim In Germ Murder On Stand
Miss Isabelle Pope engaged to William McClintock is to testify in a murder case against William T. Shepherd. Pope remarks she will face the stand and answer questions while state’s attorney Crowe notes her testimony may be postponed.
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Former Rail Leader Dies
United Prose reports the death of a former railroad leader, Krattschmith, retired chairman of the Southern Pacific, after a long illness. He passed away at a Presbyterian hospital, where he had been hospitalized in declining health.
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New York
Dune
Hieautine Krattschmith
Southern Pacific Hines
Howe
Americans in Mexico Alarmed by unrest abroad
The fragment discusses American concerns over events in Mexico and mentions reactions at various locations. It references public sentiment, possible incidents, and calls for cautious reporting. The text appears as a scrambled OCR sample with numerous garbled phrases and misread names, yet preserves the theme of international anxiety affecting Americans.
Mexican-Sovreignty Clash Over Expropriation Claims
United Press reports President Calles of Mexico rejects U S pressure and affirms sovereignty as he defends Mexico’s right to protect its resources. The article notes a potential U S reply challenging delays in settlements and asserts Mexico will resist foreign interference while maintaining international obligations.
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Sinte
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Mexico
United States
Gul
Tovetoneys
Trinity
Alies
Pho
Crete
Mexicn
Mexten
Curtain rises on local film Shoots tonight
Manehiti 8230 announces the curtain rise for the first locally filmed movie in Mihileshorn. The Daily News and Manpingy Theaters present a debut with many popular art beat actors. The director, Altes WHT ree a Mintheel, and manager Charles Underwans invite auditions and describe a weeklong tour with a large cast. Special matinees and a Friday wedding scene are noted, along with Buster Keaton in Chatuces.
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Charles Underwans
Marvin
Buster Keaton
Chatuces
Mary Pisktétd
Coolidge Firm On Sugar Duty Policy
President Coolidge remains firm on tariff policy, opposing sugar duty reductions. The U S Tariff Commission report cited domestic sugar prices near pre war levels, arguing higher duties protect the sugar industry while encouraging farming and reducing surplus wheat. A differing view notes potential price relief and broader market effects.
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Jbng Liste
Coaltee Tras
Sugue Ny Pee
United States Tariff Commission
Prashlant
Varouml
Conlidpe
United States
Chinese Legation Ready for Attack Amid Rumors
United Press reports June 15 that machine guns and entangling pens were raised at the entrances of the Chinese Legation as rumors spread of violence by the Chingte. The diplomatic corps is holding Apediolserston, presumably to consider further measures.
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Dilomatic Corps
Apediolserston
New Traffic Rule Promises Safer Middlesboro Center
Politically Speaking notes the start of enforcement of a new traffic regulation prohibiting jay walking at Cumberland Avenue and 20th Street. Officials deem it wise to cut accidents and create a more cosmopolitan city atmosphere while police rely on public cooperation. The piece also previews the Women Voters Edition and the Middlesboro League of Women Voters' stance on upcoming elections.
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Cumberland Avenue
20Th Street
Middlesboro
Middleshare League of Women Voters
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