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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
3
Report from Calied tress correspondent describes juror discussions and a judge's direction as Shepherd Crowe faces jury deliberations. The piece notes motions, possible verdict timing, and attorney remarks amid courtroom tension.
L C Gunter met an Atlanta attorney to finalize legal work for the briquette plant. Gunter will return Monday and Tuesday to sign papers, closing the legal end, enabling construction. Ground breaking is expected within three to four weeks, with delays due to legal matters.
A garbled report quotes an observer noting silent American reaction to developments in China amid rising tensions. The piece references officials and press commentary, mentions possible misstatements, and alludes to strategic concerns in the Far East with uncertain attribution and spelling errors.
Reading through a jumble of misread text, the piece centers on Lindermann catering to the best dances with a Wyalee orchestra and notable performers including a saxophonist and other named artists. It mentions events at a theater or hall, with local residents and officials anticipated to attend, and hints at a broader concert and inspection context connected to a community celebration. The exact dates and places are obscured but the tone reflects a lively cultural program featuring music, dance, and public interest.
The readable text shows a jumble of names and terms with scattered references to a weekly drop in coal, markets and entities like Elon and Petters appear, while many words are garbled. The fragment suggests a report on price movement but is too corrupted for precise details.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places without coherent events or dates. No verifiable individuals, organizations, or actions sufficient for a valid news item summary.
Fragmented report notes Hig Uuiteal Press in Memphis discussing a request for a presiding judge to recuse in the Scopes trial unfolding in Dayton. The piece references bar associations, statements, and motions surrounding the legality and conduct of the prosecution and judge.
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Fragmented OCR text describes a club women victory at a Kansas University event with prize details, but many words are garbled. Readable fragments mention a prize, a club, and a possible competition setting. No clear names or dates are solidly captured.
Congress considers the Mellon tax reduction plan amid sharp questions from lawmakers. Senators Walsh and Green press for clearer definitions as critics warn of unintended deficits. Legislation moves through committees with debates on abolition and revenue impacts shaping the schedule.
A lone attacker boarded a train car and fatally shot a passenger, triggering an emergency response. Police secured the scene and searched for suspects while detailing the incident as a violent armed assault on public transit. The motive remains unclear and no arrests are announced.
A violent explosion at a Kansas City cinema last night killed a worker and injured many in the crowd. Fire crews search the ruins while witnesses describe panic as flames and debris rained down on the theater audience.
Fragmentary OCR shows the American Legion of Kentucky in FOVTSVILLE and mentions a panellic event and a leader of Kentucky with hints of a prize or award. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the piece references a local Legion gathering and a panel discussion led by a Kentucky official.
United Pease reports the former warden of Atlanta ADanta involved in a second trial may testify. Prosecution lists Sachin and Lawrence Kiehl and Obie overe as witnesses, with Rev. Thomas Haden and Sorbian Riehl noted in relation to bribe cases and lighter sentences in exchange for testimony.
Five people died and several were hospitalized after a freak storm swept through the eastern area near New York and New Jersey. Authorities report damage across multiple sites as residents describe torn roofs, downed trees, and sudden flooding. Investigations continue into the storm’s unusual intensity and timing.
Fragmentary weather item gives unclear timing and conditions. readable parts show partial mention of partly cloudy and night period with general forecast expectations but essential details are missing from the OCR.
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