26 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1923
Page
1
A tense and extended confrontation concludes with a decisive outcome, marking a significant shift after a lengthy dispute. Details remain fragmentary, but the event centers on the parties involved and the resulting changes in control or position.
Paris March 26 The government pension bill faced an adverse vote but was accepted by President Millerand after the chamber considered the measure. The decision followed debates over the pension reform and governance.
A Willow Grove street fire destroyed the Willis home on Winchester Avenue early this morning, with high winds driving flames across the block. Firefighters reported interior damage and roof destruction. valuables were saved, with property loss around 2500 dollars.
A distorted report notes authorities in Fayette County investigating charges against officials over alleged sale of stolen automobiles. The inquiry centers on connections to Orville Sto Yehe and a wider arrest in Louiseilte as detectives pursue evidence of car thefts and sales in the region.
Paralyzing stroke claims J N Gibson of Gibson Station in Virginia. He died at his home in Middlesboro after years of illness, aged 67. Survived by two sons Dr T Y Gibson and Wade Gibson and many relatives and friends. Services set for Thursday afternoon at his home. out of town relatives expected tonight and tomorrow.
A lively ISTYLE show at the Marling theatre featured Ting models presenting spring and summer outfits from AL Us Campbell and Bro and other local coats and gowns. Spectators packed the venue as garments ranged from georgette dinner wear to street and formal looks with a large style book used by Vittles Dupont and Dorothy Studth showcasing Jr. Merrin Co outfits. Models included Lex Hirshett Merst Martha Talbot and Miss Alfred Kerr among many others, while Cullison's store provided accessories and footwear to complete the ensembles.
In Harlan a man was killed when his own pistol exploded. A three year old child reportedly stirred the weapon from its pocket, causing fatal injuries to the man who died at a hospital. He left a widow and three children. The incident occurred at a residence in what appears to be a local area.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a May event with icons and beatifications, naming figures such as George Wish On and Hlixis et Ane. Mentions PantitionL Assenolly D Hige and Unity areas, hinting at a movement linked to a Catholic figure. Ends with a reference to a recital night on March 31 in a school auditorium.
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions Mae and Hiram with hints of names and titles. unclear date or context, limited readable entities. No clear event or outcome present in the surviving text.
A plan for a 18 mile road from Beverly to Hyden is under discussion with Leslie County officials and neighbors. Meetings in Evansville will invite county representatives to support the route from the Keid settlement school to Asden forming an important link. Local interest in Rox road completion is high.
Frankfort Kentucky March 26 The State Highway Commission confirms the appointment of Joe Togas as state highway engineer.
Spring workout opening for the hient ibs baseball squad reports a 25 day session at Toll Park. Several players, including Unaeh Kilpatrick, are noted as experienced. the roster includes Werecat and Ard among others. A track of trials and upcoming practices is hinted with tentative schedules and state events to follow.
Fragmentary OCR text reports the death of a mother named Mrs. Giulertan and mentions individuals Morehead Frankeont governor and senator Young. It references local officials and a community gathering in Morehead with unclear context and scattered names and roles. The damaged text limits precise details.
The Mee Lrapili bate Disney ee company secures space in the Nicholson Building corner of Ponted and Een. Estey claims the new position will be ready soon, with construction underway and some tenants yet to move in.
Roxie Stinson, ex wife of a prominent attorney, testifies in Washington about a former illegal deal tied to Blactele interests. She claims connections between Smith, Daugherty, and political figures influenced the case, stating she believed Smith killed himself and detailing financial gains and estates.
Brigadier visited Middlesboro for the Salvation Army project, outlining a hospital ward, living quarters, and work areas across two floors. Officials expect about two years to complete construction with plans for the first floor ward and a charity wing, while fundraising and renovations proceed.
In Washington Associated Press dispatch notes that Al Jennings is set to testify before a Senate finance committee tomorrow. The incomplete record mentions discussions about a state matter and a presidential context, with negotiators and unspecified testimony details across the session.
Fragmentary notes describe a vacant lot near Nineteenth Street and Cumberland Avenue with references toMissing or misused seats and the need to use a Mullte fence for support. The text is garbled and incomplete, offering little coherent detail beyond location hints and stray phrases.
Fragmentary note appears to reference a citizen military training camp, with garbled phrases about soldiers, reserves, and booklets. Content is unreadable in places but suggests materials or notices related to a military training program and its organizers.
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