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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1924

Page

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Protia Against Proposed City Dental Service Plan

Middlesboro city commissioners hear opposition to continuing out of service dental care funded by an occupational tax. Miss Mark cites $3310 spent on equipment with no dentist involvement. Debates over hospital payments for indigent care and the impact on property taxes and street improvements accompany concerns from residents about future budget allocations.

Middlesboro Ieanne Mark Public Heath Cits Mars Vornabalaer Cooke Keeney Erneses Tig Hospital Pan Reg Wedicat City Pusdiely Uns Uetion Zainat Cea Reid Sears City Board of eIu Aitaleia Uintit

C and C Buys Two State Coal Roads

Associated Press reports Chesapeake and Ohio buys the Long Fork Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio and the Miller s Creek line connecting with the Tidewater division. Miller s Creek is about four miles long and gains access to high quality coal fields, expanding C and O territory and replacing portions of the former B and O tracks.

Associated Richmond Long Fork Baltimore & Ohio Railrad Miller's Creek Tig Snyd Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Chesapeake & Ohio Exmore & Ohio Martin

Fistic Champ May Get Into Movies

Champion Jack Dempsey, the world heavyweight title holder, is considering two movie offers and a million-dollar action contract as he weighs the next move. Reports mention a Tex Rickard proposal and a California promoter Pamela J. Coffold option, with industry talks centering on future title fights amid Hollywood interest.

Associated, Press New .York Kearns Jack Dempsey Tex Righand

Two Americans New Cardii Tales in New York

An OCR fragment mentions two Americans and Cardii tales in New York City with references to Chicago and a noon eating scene. Details are unclear but imply a clash of places and characters in a short vignette. Key names are uncertain but the note hints at a literary or cultural brief.

Ten Million Paid Coal Mine Labor Revealed in Tennessee

Tennessee state mine inspector C. P. Pile reports total coal mine labor payments of 9.18 million dollars in state mines, plus 1.56 million outside the state. East Tennessee led with 6.53 million dollars in wages across 13,747 workers, while Middle and West regions showed 2.62 million and 2.59 million respectively. Average daily wages ranged from 5.51 dollars statewide to 4.53 in Middle Tennessee.

Nashvilll i Mar C. P. Pile Department of Subst Tennessee Middle Tennessea Mast Middle West East Ueandnes

Memphis banker death by own action reported

Associated Press reports a Memphis banker killed himself amid word of a shortage in SH200 in the bank's accounts. The article notes the victim was a former senior vice president of a Galion aid Planters firm.

Associated Press Marethe Robert KysFormer Galion Aid Planters 1 Vk Rd F Frust Company Ue Bank

Merchants Association Banquet Plans Scrambled in Meeting

Fragmentary OCR reveals a planned ban, a merchants association in disarray over an event. Key names and dates are unclear, with references to a banquet and proceedings that are incompletely legible.

Kentucky House Plays Tug of War Over Abolishing Offices

A fraught legislative session in Kentucky ends with the House and Senate clashing over abolishing state offices including the oil inspector. Governor Fiesta reverses stance, Jones pushes abolition then seeks to shift policy back to the Senate. Amid partisan strife, a major bill moving to cut annual costs and remold appointments stalls, while a bond measure and school superintendent elections draw attention.

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Woman to Succeed Glenn as State Party Secretary

A woman is poised to succeed Glenn as secretary of the Democratic State Central and Executive Committees. The appointee, likely a White Plains resident, will take over after Setten resigns late this week to assume the post.

Associated Press Gul Democratic State Setten ‘Tha Fidyvilla

Unclear OCR Narrative on Film Shoot Plans and Park View

Fragmentary notes describe a film stunt with a camera rig over a park near a street. Mentions a theater audience, a permanent camera stand, and the ongoing construction of a Strata Building. The text hints at daily erection work and a peep show style view near completion.

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Witness Refuses Testimony In Oil Committee Hearing

An Associated Press report from Washington notes another witness refused to testify before the oil committee as Senate actions contemplated certifying Harry F. to the courts for contempt. Chase, a customs collector, faced questions about possible criminal implications and a $100,000 loan link. The testimony delay leaves unresolved how the Daugherty era ties Harry Sinclair to the inquiry.

Associated Press Washington Oil Committee Senate Harry F Chase Washingt Mar United States Daugherty Harry Sinclair Qiestier

Pineville Business Leader Feared Death Amid Storm

In Pineville a prominent local figure Meath, long associated with the Louisville elder community, was reportedly missing after the noon forecasted weather event. Survived by his wife and two children George and Mn.

al Pineville Meath Louisville

Salvation Army program praised by officials at Central School

A Salvation Army program at Central school auditorium featured Gen. William Quimander of Kentucky as principal speaker. Despite poor attendance, he highlighted current Salvation Army work and real-life beneficiaries, while local officials lauded the organization and urged pooling resources to reduce duplication. The Rev W K McClure and others praised the Army’s wider community service.

Central School William Quimander Kentucky Salvationists Charles’ F. Cooke I Public Safety Salvation Army Know W. K. McClure Thhe M. E South Army James’ Coates Young Peoples Nainner W. B. Archer Flrst M. 18 Jesus FR. Hill Gen. Quirk

Illness Delays Daugherty Probe in Senate

The Senate investigation of Attorney General Daugherty was postponed until Wednesday because Senator Wheeler, the committees prosecutor, is ill.

Ty Associated Press Washington, Mar Senate Daugherty Wheeler

Community Chest Trees Issued to Citizens Today

Citizens receive free trees from city hall to plant along street sidewalks. Early reports indicate trees are healthy, eight to ten feet tall, and will be placed by volunteers on streets in front of properties.

Sister Slayer 15 TDGoeD Insane

An Associated Press item titled Sister Slayer 15 TDGoeD Insane reports a controversial or sensational subject. The readable portion hints at a provocative label or nickname tied to a person or group, lacking full context or details for a fuller summary.

Sister Slayer

Campaign finance inquiry touches Cleveland ties and stock transfer

A fragmented report from Washington mentions Cleveland figures in a discussion over Coolidge campaign funding. It notes a close associate’s involvement and alleged stock transfer concerns, with figures around 10,000 cited in relation to the inquiry and confirmation by Republican committees.

Associated Dreas Washington Mat Thompson Cleveland Coolidge Hayes

Merchants Plan Style Night Selecting Local Models

A fragmented notice lists merchants planning a style night with models including Mildred Kerr and Helen Burnett. It mentions Ute pages and several local women like Margaret Cooper and Elizabeth Hurst as participants, referencing fashion wear and church or shop events from the period.

Thi Ian Fie Mon Mildred Kerr Aintueille Shiort Vetban Aid Thi Thompson Jes - Huphanan God Helen” Burnett Mt Tow Margaret Cooper Rure Elizabeth Hurst Dell

Fragmentary Note on Crepe Rolls and Paste Items

A garbled OCR fragment mentions crepe rolls and paste with references to bottles and a monetary amount. The text is unclear but implies culinary or packing activity with specific items and a financial figure. No clear date, place, or named entities emerge.

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