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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
3
A New York State official uses a Nome dog sled relay to illustrate diphtheria prevention. He notes antitoxin’s life saving role, urges parents to protect children, and urges doctor consultation for toxin antitoxin as a preventive.
The Navy Department of the French government orders a specially built airplane for a nonstop flight from Paris to New York this year. The craft will use a 450 horsepower motor and carry 6,000 liters of fuel. Tests were conducted last spring.
Resent plans in Memphis to tear down the Jefferson Davis home and erect a four-room legion club house on the site. The house, bought a year earlier for $26,000 by the legion, was to link a Confederate memorial with a city home. Some members say the project damages the legacy and should be abandoned.
A disjointed report notes a proposed Bok peace plan was not adopted amid US Senate discussions. It mentions Dr. Charles Beshork Tesoum'im and other figures, with unclear dates and fragmented details on the plan's fate and participants.
A Cumberland Kiwanis Ladies Night event featured an elaborate program by MidMeshore members led by MG Hubbard as chair. The evening praised by Hugh Allen and attendees for its entertainment, with sketches, readings, and musical numbers, and plans urged continued Kiwanis efforts.
Seventeen men were trapped after a black damp explosion in a Riverton Illinois wine mine. One hundred workers were in the shaft but all were later brought to safety as communication lines failed and details remained scarce.
In Hazard Kentucky a judge refused to call a special grand jury to probe an alleged assault on 15 year old Sarah Clark by Deputy Sheriff McKinley Combs. Commonwealth's Attorney Napier said a warrant was reissued and that affidavits would be used to implicate Combs, while the judge noted active court duties in Lecher County.
A garbled OCR item mentions Volstead and gay Broadway with scattered phrases about solar plexus, padlocks, and various nonsensical strings. The readable fragments reference Prohibition era topics and a chaotic jumble of names and terms with no clear coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary report describes an axe attack on a family near Decanil with injuries and fatalities. Names and places are garbled in the text, but authorities report a serious crime with victims and a potential suspect in custody. Further details are unclear due to poor OCR.
In Atlanta Governor Walker is asked to intervene to mediate a dispute touching the Borglum case involving the Stone Mountain Memorial Association and related officials. The language is garbled but references to charges and investigations hint at legal actions and potential settlements amid mounting tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a brutal attack in Georgia and mentions youths, pirates, and arrests. It references Athens City and Pull County with references to POW status and hospital, but the readable content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a disjointed report with scattered proper nouns and locations. The readable elements include vague references to a bomb event and scattered names, but no clear narrative, dates, or outcomes emerge from the legible segments.
On Lath Street NW in Wien function Day se Waceny state officials discuss boiler fuel and domestic coal use. The article critiques bituminous coal pricing, quality factors, and consumer satisfaction while stressing careful evaluation of shipping terms and cost structures.
Fragmented notes describe a chaotic and garbled report with scattered references to political actions, agencies, and places. The readable segments sketch a theme of accelerating adjournment plans and various unrelated terms, with no clear persons or events clearly identified.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad marks its 75th anniversary with a Kentucky event tied to Pineville blaze that destroyed a business district. The report recounts the line’s expansion from 185 miles to over 5000 miles, serving 14 states with major through trains and connections to New Orleans, Chicago, and New York amid a detailed timeline since charter in 1890.
Bishop Murrah dies from injuries after Sunday accident. Funeral arrangements set for Jackson with plans by Milleipe College officials and local leaders, noting his long service and tenure.
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