Harding not to act on Dougherty statement today
President Harding did not deem the recent Dougherty statement necessary and is expected to discuss the matter with Attorney General Dougherty, who arrived in St Augustine from Miami during his recovery. The two have not met since the statement was issued, fueling curiosity over possible developments before Harding's return to Washington.
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Associated Press
ST. Augustine
Mar
Harding
Dougherty
Miami
Daugherty
Nat G Fulkerson Dies at 40 in Ewing Home
Nat G Fulkerson aged 40 died at his Ewing home at 22 oclock after long illness and a recent Hot Spring Ark treatment. He is survived by mother Hattie Fulkerson of Ewing sister Mrs TD Pierce of Rose Hill and brothers S J Fulkerson and R J Fulkerson. Interment was at 2:80 this afternoon in the family cemetery with Rev I S Anderson and Rev W Stewart officiating. Middlesboro mourners attended.
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Nat G. Fulkerson
Ewing
Hot Spring
Ark
Mr. Fulkerson
Hattie Fulkerson
TD “Peirce
Rose Hill
J. Fu
Lions Smoker Draws Large Pineville Crowd
One of the largest crowds in recent memory attended the Lions smoker last night. About forty six members were present, with attendees from Pineville and a strong show of interest and enjoyment reported.
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Royal Order of Lions
Termien
Pineville
Merchants Debate Civic Aims At Informal Meeting
The Merchants Association held an informal gathering at the Hiks home with no quorum. They discussed a Woman's Club request to avoid operations in a cleanup drive, street conditions on Cumberland avenue, a Kill a Bole campaign, and improving local business editions. G J Talbott acted as president in Sam Andersons absence. A second meeting is planned at the Elks home tomorrow at 7 30 pm with personal solicitations to boost attendance.
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Merchants’ Association
Hiks
Woman's Club
Tau Civic
Cumberland Avenue
Sam Anderson
G. J. ‘Talbott
Eadet
Elks Home
Middlesboro
Good Roads
Louisville
I E F. Bosworth
Kiwanis Club
Uonisville
Kentucky Good Toads‘ Assoc
Seelbach
Kentucky
Senate
Ang
Montgomery Elizabethtown
Association
Robert J. McBryde
Mra
H. G. Reynolds
Padueah
L. BK. Wood
Hopkins
Passion Week service and theater listings in Middlesboro
Special Passion Week service at M. B. Church South at 7 30 p m. Prayer meetings at other churches 7 30 p m. Film shows I Am the Law and The Leather Pushers at Manning Theatre 7 30 and 9 p m. Spaprren G Hiye
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M. B. Church
South
Law
Nighttime Bootleg Crash on Nineteenth Street Kills Many
A crude bootleg sale ends in a daylight crash as a vendors sack of fruit jars bursts, killing numerous children on Nineteenth Street. The fleeing vendor reportedly headed away as authorities considered the scene for an inquest.
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Nineteenth Street
Brown Bros to Move On Avenue
The Weinstein building home of the Miller store will house Brown Bros by May 1. They plan a full line of clothing shoes and dry goods and will shift most stock from the Nineteenth street store to the new location. A lease was signed and a branch may remain at the old site for about a year. J W and Z L P Brown came to A fiddleshore three years ago after retail experience in London and Lenvir City Tenn.
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Weinstein
Miller
Brown Bros
Nineteenth Street
Miler
J. W
ZL. P. Brown
London
Lenvir City Tenn
Milton Bronner
Paris
France
Ruhr
Germany
Lauzanne
le Matin
Premier Poincare
Cher Raymond
Poincare
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Rhineland
Tauganne
Trench
America
England
Lausanne
Comite Des Forge
Gibson Bros. Named Agents for Three Leading Phonographs
The Gibson brothers have taken over Edison and Columbia grafanola lines from Sterchi Bros. and Tennent and retained the Vietor agency, expanding to offer three top talking machines. A new music room with a mile of records was added and a balcony above provides space for the machines.
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Gibson Bros
Edison
Columbia Grafanolas
Sterchi Bros
Tennent
Vietor
Principal Killed by Train At School Crossing
Louisville mourns Prof. B. Moore principal of Louisville Girls High School after his automobile was struck by a Louisville and Nashville train at a street crossing in Al Matthews. Flags at half mast marked the tribute.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Mar
Board of Education
B. Moore
Louisville Girls’ High School
Louisville and Nashville
al. Matthews
France's Ruhr policy seen as debt collection, not conquest
Paris interview with Lauzanne outlines France aims to secure reparations from Germany and keep Ruhr and Rhineland as collateral until payments resume. He denies plans to annex territory, notes parliament funded reconstruction and Poland aid, and defends France's military posture as defensive rather than aggressive.
Bosworth Divorces Sues for Cruelty in Pineville
March 28 a divorce petition filed by Benny Bosworth against Joe F. Bosworth Jr in Pineville cites cruel and inhuman treatment and improper guardian for three children Paralee Elizabeth 4 Joe F Bosworth III 2 1/2 and Henrietta 15 months custody sought along with 100 monthly and 5000 permanent alimony.
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Pineville
Benny Bosworth
Joe F. Bosworth, Jr
Clicuit
Mto
Paralee Elizabeth
Joe F. Bosworth
Henrietta
Kentucky road bids sought across 200 miles of state routes
Sealed proposals will be received at the state highway commission in Frankfort for roughly two hundred miles of road in Kentucky counties including Bracken Pendleton Bourbon Pulaski Rockcastle Bell Boyle Payette Mercer Woodford Montgomery Hart Warren Scott Shelby Henry Oldham Garrard Jessamine Madison Estill Nelson and Marion.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky
State Highway Commission
Bracken, Pendleton
Bourbon
Pulaski
Rockcastle
Bell, Boyle, Payette
Mercer
Woodford Montgomery
Hart, Warren, Scott, Shelby Henry
Oldham, Garrard
Jessamine
Madison
Estill, Nelson
Marion Counties
L. D. Hill to Open 19th Street Store
L. D. Hill plans a new clothing and general merchandise store on Nineteenth Street in the former Stewart barber shop space. R. D. Sawders named manager. Hill Cash Store on Cumberland Avenue to remain open. Remodeling minimal as new stock is prepared. Hill has run the Cumberland Avenue store for three years with a reputation for honesty and fair dealing.
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L. D Hill
Nineteenth Street
Stewart Barber Shop
R. D. Sawders
Hill Cash
Hill
Hill Cash Store
Cumberland Avenue
United Mine Workers Push District 19 Union Drive
In Knoxville on March 28 the United Mine Workers announced a strong push to unionize District 19 coal fields across Tennessee and Southeastern Kentucky. National organizers have entered the area and a strike is anticipated April 1 when existing contracts expire. District 19 includes 200 to 400 mines with about 18 000 workers, roughly fifty mines under a closed shop and sixty five mines under an open shop Knoxville agreement. Some mines’ contracts run to April 1, 1824, unaffected by the strike. Readiness of non union mines to join the action and a roster of visiting national organizers are listed.
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Knoxville
United Mine Workers of America
District 19
Tennessee
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers Organization
Savitt
Two killed in Harlan shooting affray shocks town
A shooting at the Gilliam home in Kitts near Harlan left a boy and Alexander Lyttle dead while Claude Short was fatally wounded. Sheriff J H Blair said Gilliam fired during a disturbance as Lyttle tried to disarm Short. the boy died at once and Lyttle died at hospital. Short is hospitalized and faces potential charges.
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Kitts
Halen
W. H. Gilliam
Alex Lyttle
Claude Short
Gilliam
J. H. Blair
Short
Lyttle
Il- Ham
Ilarian
Harlan
Gross
Gillam
Blair
Associat i Presa
Harla
Alexander Lyttle
Grande Short
William Turner Rites Planned After Bell County Resident Dies
William Turner aged 69, longtime Bell County resident, died at his home near Fern Lake this morning. Funeral services are set for tomorrow with interment in Raines cemetery. John Hurst of Knoxville will appear on a local radio program, leading the Miller Store music department and ranking among the area’s top pianists. Weather outlook for Kentucky calls for fair skies tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures.
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William Turner
Fern Lake
Bell
Raines
John Hurst
W. D. Hurst
The
Journal and ‘Tribune
Mr. Hurst
Miller Store Company
Knoxville
United Mine Workers Back District 23 Strike
Lonnie Jackson president of district 23 UMW said miners will receive refunds from state and national organizations when they strike March 2. He confirmed the United Mine Workers will back district miners in the action.
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Associated Press
Madisonville
Muar
Lonnie Jackson
United Mine Workers
Bandits Take 100 Whiskey Cases From Distillery
Armed bandits robbed the Carle Wathen Distillery in Hobbs Bullitt County early today taking about one hundred cases of whiskey. They cut telephone lines to the distillery forcing guards to report the theft on foot. Deputy officials said information is meager but reports indicate whiskey shipments were moved toward the road between Hobbs and Shepherdsville.
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Associated. Inc
Shepherdsville
Mar
Carle Wathen
Hobbs
Bullitt County
Associated Press
Louisville
Claare Meredith
Internal Revenue
Wathen
Bundita
Notice to Daily Nets Subscribers
The Daily Nets reports frequent complaints from mail subscribers about irregular delivery. Readers not receiving their copies are asked to notify the office at once so the trouble can be resolved.
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Daily
Nets
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