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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
3
June 25 Georgia House prepares to introduce an antievolution bill nearly identical to the Teniezee act. Rep Will H Stanford of Lowdes county advocates the measure amid discussion of shipments to Russians via Texas and New Orleans.
United Press reports from Wallington June 26 that about 1700 US fighting men are in China ready for rapid deployment if unrest worsens. Student demonstrations continue as tensions rise with threats against foreigners, and British marines clashed with protesters near the embassy. UK and US officials warn of possible emergencies.
An obscure report outlines graft allegations and reform rhetoric tied to Anderson, with references to forgery and legal actions. It mentions enforcement efforts, political figures, and ongoing investigations across multiple jurisdictions. The piece uses fragmented OCR text to imply a broader crackdown on corruption.
A violent clash left one man dead and four others injured during a confrontation tied to the Shiners. Deputy Boucifhalli led a patrol during the raid, with several suspects wounded. authorities identify multiple victims with varying critical injuries and ongoing medical care.
Announcement from officials that the Atlanta to Asheville road project will begin soon with a public ceremony and extended perimeter work. The event will note completion plans, pave progress, and impact on local communities along the route.
A League of Women Voters election of officers will be held Friday at 2 PM in the library club rooms. All local women interested in city and county affairs are urged to attend, participate in the vote, and help plan for future work. The league aims to engage in Middlesboro and Bell County primaries and elections this fall.
A garbled report describes widespread public demand for court action and patience wearing thin amid a major congestion crisis. It mentions involvement of officials including a chief, an attorney general, and unnamed agencies. The fragmented text references national attention, legal proceedings, and a broad call for order.
United Press reports two foreigners killed in Canton amid clashes as Chinese demonstrators clash with French and British forces. Japanese and French casualties cited. American refugees warned. News notes heavy casualties but initial figures vary by agency.
A damaged text fragment mentions a convict and a name Frankie with unclear context. The readable portion notes a public alert and a hospital or legal tone, with scattered letters suggesting a security or investigative report in progress.
A fragmented notice announces a meeting for women’s enamelers, listing dates and locations with unclear names and scrawled details. The item references a committee contact and a state location, implying a local union or society gathering.
Weather for Kentucky calls for continued warmth with highs near seasonal records. Forecasters expect dry days ahead and light winds as high pressure dominates, bringing sunny skies for most of the week.
Fragmented OCR shows garbled lines about a social leader at the White House, the Capitol, and references to people named Jane and Cand. The text is unreadable in parts but hints at political and societal duties, local oversight, and a ceremonial environment surrounding governance.
Dayton, Penna. Mule hel of Jolt SOS Digh and Heasen's edition notes Darrow, the lead defense lawyer, will require four weeks to present the defense case. He says witnesses and testimony will be staged over several days with about a dozen youths involved in the matter. The court timetable allows about three to four weeks for the proceedings, with jurors expected to hear the first testimony shortly.
Fragmented OCR text describes Bishop Burton conducting services at a local church with unclear names and roles. The readable portion mentions a bishop and potential clergy, but lacks complete details or dates for a precise report.
Fragmentary copy reports rising tension in Greece with alleged revolutionary activity and military figures named. It mentions General Margi and a leadership role, along with calls for governance changes and constitutional actions.
Fragmented report notes Bar cancels a planned address by Darrow. The garbled text mentions meeting dates, attendees, and institutions but reader clarity is limited. it references a planned session and possible public interest in the discourse with political or legal figures in a local setting.
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