Senate inquiry probes Sinclair securities transfer to Daugherty and Mays
Washington March 20 The Senate committee opened a probe into Harry F Sinclair turning a large batch of securities to Attorney General Daugherty and Will Mays former Republican National Committee chair to help erase the party deficit from the 1920 campaign. Witnesses were delayed as G Edlberg Sinclair's secretary could not be located. Mays subpoenaed to testify later.
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Associated ‘Press
Washington
Senate ‘ Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
Daugherty
Will Mays
Republican” National Committee
G. Ed.lberg
Sinclair
Talen
Hays
Iir
Walberg
Bnt Sinclair
Tvserry Bondy
Hayes
Hentity
Senator Watson Signals Bonus Bill Priority Over Tax Mess
Senator Watson of Indiana, Republican, on the Senate Finance Committee, said the soldiers bonus bill would be the priority measure next, taking precedence over tax reform. He indicated work would begin promptly on the issue.
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Washington
Senator Watson
Senate Finance
Unclear obituary notices from local paper
A fragmented obituary item notes the death of Mrs Cleland and references relatives including Mrs Chapman and Mrs Nitholson. It mentions a funeral in Lebanon tomorrow, lists a daughter Lynn and other family members, and notes a 22 year old infant son Bob among mourners. Details are garbled.
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Tate
Cleland
Chapman
Lebanon
Don’ Price
Bobbrother
Hornes
Jack
Dorothy
Fragmentary OCR Item From Local Page
A partial OCR line shows garbled text about a rare item or figure with numbers and place markers, suggesting a historic public notice or column snippet. The readable elements include a numeric sequence and phrases hinting at a location or date, but the fragment lacks clear subjects or actions.
Coolidge Wins North Dakota Republican Primary
Associated Press reports Coolidge conceded victory in the North Dakota Republican presidential preference primary after statewide results counted across precincts. Solinson, a rival, indicated Alf Johnson and Labolletts trailed as votes remained to be tallied.
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Associated Pre
Argo
N. 1
North Dakota
Solinson
Govlidge
Labolletts
Johnson
Operators Miners Fail to Agree on Key Wage Scale
A Louisville related report shows that miners and operators cannot agree on wage scale revisions. Jackson, president of the miners, says teachers support continuation of the present scale while operators insist on revisions to the IT scale.
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Jackson
Teaehuers
American Commonwealth and Other Works Noted at Library
The library lists volumes on federal and municipal government to illuminate public life. Highlights include American Commonwealth by Rent, plus works on chemistry, Colonie Day, Boone and the Wilderness Bruce, and Daniel Boone Pioneer.
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American Commonwealth
Croajtve
Jin Colonie
Boone
Wikterie Bruce
Daniel Frone
Abbott
Pioneer
Danio
Moreland Buys Frazer and Overton's Store in Town
Moreland purchases Frazer and Overton's stock and will operate the establishment under the Moreland Cash name. He plans to offer women’s and children’s clothing, furnishings, and ready to wear, with full-time oversight after disposing of current stock. Moreland, formerly of LaFollett, Tennessee, is well known locally and will manage the business here.
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GT. Moreland
Frazer and Overton
Will
Moreland
More ‘Row
Imen
Wyatto
Vail Haiplay
Ft. Moreland
Elgsad Jit
LaFolletts, Tenn
I Og Overton
Fra Frazer
Pineville Businessman Eugene Martin Shoots Himself
Eugene Martin St Martin a Pineville businessman shot himself at his boarding house this morning and was in serious condition at Wilvon hospital. Measens a roommate said Martin appeared fine before the incident. Mrs Porter heard the shot and found him on the floor. The bullet entered via the ear and lodged in the head, with doctors not expecting him to live. Martin had led the Veirlina coat company and Pineville Furniture with recent control of a firm. he moved from toles to Pineville and resided with his wife.
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Eugene St.Martin
Pineville
Sof
Wonex
Mr. Tin
Tia Jd
Martin
Jones
Porter
Veiritla Coat Company
Pineville Purniturt
Conpany
Toles
Aw Osseler
College
Baptists Plan Reception and Program at Church
An informal reception will be held by the Rev and Mrs Sam P Merlin for members of the First Baptist church in the parish room at 7 30 tomorrow night A program includes songs speaking and humorous stunts with Miss Norma Newman and Mrs TR Hill among performers A play by the Junior Girls club titled Wait a Minute will be presented Refreshments will follow and the event is described as an annual church gathering with planned entertainments by various church members
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Sam P. Merlin
First Baptist Church
Parace
Sig
Jlgedy
Re Sampson
Junin
ROY, Py U
Smasl
Exuuhers
Mrecu
Brimmett
Norma Newman
Quarete
Dentins Brothers
Duc
Will Hee
Reitha Hoe
Mna. Co. Cit
Sant Fontests
Baptist Church
Ti Win
Tehavisian
Jack Catlivell
Total
Sinithe
First Presbyterian Church Friday Night Dinner and Rally
Preparatory dinner at the church hall at seven o clock to support this year s canvass among members. Knogville s McClurke will speak as chief address, with Douglas as chairman. Mrs Ed fey will play piano and Alderson provides music with other features promised for an enjoyable evening.
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Esbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Wie
Chirrellining
McClurkai
Knogvitte
Douglas
Ed’ Fey Sa Cepinanie
T. Alderson
Toby
ipiAn
Monument Drive Sought For Dr Walker Link To Kentucky History
Middlesboro Kiwanis urged support to erect a monument to Dr Thomas Walker the first immigrant with written travels in Kentucky. Awige Wil LB Ayres spoke at Pineville Kiwanis luncheon detailing Walkers 1750 journey via Cumberland Gap and Wilderness Trail to Ken tucky. The Pineville club voted to aid, forming a committee led by S Helburn Jon Howard and G Mubbart.
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Middlesboro
Middle ‘West
Alleghenies
Dr.j
Ayres
Cumberland Gap
Buffalo Trail
Clear Creek
Beyind Pitreville
Cumderkent Gap
Walker
Kentucky
Judge Ayres
Pineville Riwanians
Cumberland
Pinesville
Middlegboro
Uaniodely
S. Helburn
Jon Howard
I S G. Mubbart
Jon
Cincinnati
Lélow Ie
Richman
Eclburn
Santstone
Military assignations scattered across distant posts
Fragmentary notes state Ralph, Samoan chain, France and Ted Moore of Cumberland Gap assigned to the coast. Artillery in California mentioned. James H. Smith of Forde assigned to the Tenth Infantry at Fort Thorina and Rich. Helton, of something incomplete.
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Samoa
Ralph
France
Ted “Moore
Cumberland Gap
California
James’ H. Smith
Forde
Fort Thorina
Richand
Helton
McAdoo Wins Georgia Primary Victory Over Underwood
Associated Press reports William G. McAdoo secured a decisive win over Woodrow Wilson Underwood in Georgia's presidential preference primary. Returns from Saturday show McAdoo leading with a strong margin, fueling expectations for his April state convention appearance.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
William G. McAino
W. Cinerwold
Ceorzin
Plans for Track and Baseball Practice at Aich School
Plans outline track and baseball practice beginning next week under Coach John DN Kilpatrick amid weather parity and limited resources. Baseball and track events will be at the Bistwad athlete park with potential grandstand work. basketball season nearing end as outdoor drills face weather challenges.
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John DN
Kilpatrick
Bistwad
Rome
Schedule of commencement at Midesbove High School
Principal Iseaduer announces the school program for spring events including a Glee Club recital on April and senior class activities in May. The May 25 remarks will feature a senior comments session by the guest speaker yet to be announced while May 30 concludes with closing exercises.
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Hetale
Iseaduer
Iebby
Auilis Corlain
Rickard testimony on film showing and legal immunity
Rickard told the committee that Associated Press coverage misrepresented his statements about a Bempeeycaip film showing. He described money received by Rickard and others and denied influence with Attorney General gherty. The record notes payments of $4,000 and $3,000 and mentions plans to redecorate the hospital interior.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rickard, Ton
Rickard
Ae Ke” Martin
Hee
Giese
Gherty
Aché Flued
Wickard
Carld
Mama
Lexington paper praises Dr Gray in church tribute
A Lexington-era report extols Dr. Archer Gray as a former pastor now serving the First Presbytery. The note details his long tenure, leadership in the congregation, and recognition as a professor at Columbia University. It mentions his recent memorial institute work and seven years of service.
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Malta
Vis
Manitoba
Columbia Universit
Fragmentary notice on student absences and staff changes
The readable text mentions a sixth grader Katherine at Central School left her plate and was helped by staff, and a first grade teacher Mixa at the ton school is referenced. The rest of the passage is garbled, with unclear names and institutions.
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Alsa
Katherine Tae” Fant
Central School
Mixa
Ton School
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Wllie
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Tex Rickard
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M’adoo Victor
Georgia
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Dales
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Totay
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Mir
Mex
F. Uarkness
Adaeet
Erry Lin
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roebcor-Binnett Hospital
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Lexington
DR. Gray
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