Government Takes Hand In Jersey Coast Rum Fleet
The government acts against a Jersey coast rum fleet, seizing a rig and motor launch carrying provisions for an alien craft anchored beyond the three mile limit. Washington orders coast guard cutters to monitor the fleet constantly while land searches target automobiles suspected of carrying liquor landed by rum runners.
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Associated Press
New York
Jersey
Washington
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
New Jersey
Auattic Highland
Shelburne building not to be used for health exhibit
The vacant Shelburne building will not be used for the health exhibit because interior refinishing will not be completed. Owners would lend it for three days if in proper condition, but no further remodeling will occur until a tenant is found.
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Shelburne
Jones of Jellico to be Kiwanis speaker tomorrow
W. J. Jones of Jellico, editor of the Tellico Carry-On and secretary of the Dixie Highway Association, will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon tomorrow on the topic Community Advertising. R. L. Kincaid serves as meeting chairman.
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Jones OF
Jellico
Kiwanis
W. J. Jones
Kiwanis Club
Jones
Tellico Carry-On
Dixie Highway Association
R. L. Kincaid
General coal car shortage hits Southern District mines
A general coal car shortage has swept the area, forcing mines to curtail production and shut down for much of the past week. Log Mountain, Mingo, Yellow Creek, Benett's Fork, HWignite, and Climax mines report only two to three days of operation weekly, with hopes of increasing days as car availability improves. The Congress mine, idle for about three weeks, may resume soon according to today’s reports.
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Log Mountain
Southern
Mingo
Yellow Creek
Benett's Fork
Hwignite
Congress
Evangelist Sermon at Christian Church Tonight
Buried Dead or Alive is the subject of a sermon by an evangelist at the Christian church tonight at 7 30 p m. Also showing at Manning Theatre is The Leather Pushers in Round Two with 7 30 showings. A prayer meeting is held at another church.
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Christian Church
Marshal Neilan
Manning Theatre
Choooses to Stay by Foster Mother
A twelve-year-old girl Beatrice Nuttall chose to remain with her foster mother Mrs James Nuttall of Wankegan TU rejecting her unknown real mother. The witness said she preferred to live with Mrs Nuttall and a source noted human viewpoint rather than law will govern custody.
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Py Associated Press
Chicago
Beatrice Nuttall
James Nuttall
Wankegan, TU
Germany offers reparations plan under Versailles terms
Germany proposes a cash and kind reparation package under the Versailles treaty totalling about thirty billion gold marks. It would fix future differences with France through arbitration and set a new payment schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Older Boys Conference Set for Barbourville Next Week
The Rev A A Ford of Barbourville announces an Older Boys Conference to be held May 11 12 and 13 in Barbourville. Boys over 14 may attend. Speakers from across the state will present. T R Sill of Middlesboro will be among them. Kiwanis Club will host a banquet and other entertainments are planned. Public schools and Rey Scouts aid in promoting attendance.
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A. A. Ford
Barbourville
Arbourville
Ford
Middlesboro
T.R Sill GE
Kiwanis Club
Slow Registrations For Preschool Health Exhibit
Registrations for a free health examination of preschool children, ages two and a half to six, are coming in slowly. Miss Edith Harr and Miss Wilhelmine Marx urge parents to register this week, with registration by telephone through Miss Hart at the Stayth office. The Health Exhibit will feature examinations by competent physicians this year.
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Hibt
Edith Harr
Hart
Chas
G. Stayth
Wilhelmine, Marx
Loungville
Cumberland Valley Coal Cars Break Load Record Monday
The Cumberland Valley railway set a new coal loading record Monday with 1869 cars loaded. Officials praised the well organized force and efficiency in delivering empty cars to the loading point.
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Cumberland Valley Road
Reading Point
Harding to Spend July 4 in Oregon
Associated Press reports tentative White House schedule places President Harding in Portland Oregon on July 4. The following day he will sail for Alaska, marking the next leg of his trip.
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Harding
Oregon
Alaska
Associated Press
Washiington
Narding
Portland
Ore
Funeral for Mrs Dono Donovan Held Yesterday Afternoon
A large crowd attended the funeral for Mrs D F Donovan conducted by Rev Jim Browning at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon. The service followed by burial at Hensley cemetery after an extended illness ending Monday night.
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D. F. Donovan
Jim Browning
Laternent
Hensley
Donovan
Dr. E. R. Fulkerson to Speak at M. E. Church Thursday
Dr E R Fulkerson will be present at the First M E Church Thursday to address members and others who wish to come. He will accompany District Superintendent W W Shepherd. Boosters plan a meeting Thursday night with scripture readings from Matthew chapter three and John chapters sixteen and seventeen.
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E. Rt. Fulkerson
iFirst
M. E
Icbureh
Tle
District Sunerin
W. W. Shepherd
Oelock
Suitcase of Bottled in Bond Whiskey Seized
Police halted a February liquor haul when Lonnie Montgomery and two flagmen were found with a suitcase containing bottled whiskey sold by prescription. Each bottle bore a physician’s name and the Taylor Isaacs Drug Company label from Louisville. Montgomery and accomplices faced a jail hearing as officers say the arrangement involved a local ring and a transport from Louisville. The trial was scheduled for the next morning.
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Lonnie Montgomery
N. Flagmen
Montgomery
J. G. Rollins
Taylordsaacs Drug Company
Louisville
Lonnie Redmond
John McHenley
Robert SN. Netly
William Lynen
Ea Johns
J. W. Montgomery
John Alexander
W. G. Montgomery
Sam Johnson
Meury Jenkins
Cnc
FE. Ball
A. Y DeBusk
C. M. Yeats
Hoerbere Ball
Dr Douglas begins new pastorate in Kentucky church
The Rev Dr Rutherford E Douglas, formerly of Macon Georgia, arrived to lead the First Presbyterian church in the Kentucky city. He will conduct prayer services tonight and his wife will join later. The church had been pastorless since February.
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Rutherford E. Douglas
Macon
First Presbyterian Cuurch
Fist Presbyterian Church
Praver
Douglas
Presbyterian Churca
J. A. Gray
Cmaber- Lands
Kentucky
Virginia
Dows Ine Cabell Breckinridge
Levinston, By
John C Young
Centre College
Obert J. Breckinridge
Theological Y Ul
Danville
Pisgah Eleared
Woodford County
chereb iv _t
Woodford Counts
Eleateh
Central Universiy
Richmond
Hospital College
Louisville
Lexington
Rew
West
Thousand Pounds Sugar Sold In Five Minutes At Store Sale
One thousand pounds of sugar were sold in about five minutes at the Ate Effron store during a sale. Sugar came in five pound packages with a limit of one package per customer. Two hundred cans of condensed milk were also cleared quickly as prices were slashed to draw buyers. The store used sixteen clerks, many borrowed from other Effron locations, to handle the rush.
Discovery Claim of Tuberculosis Cure Shocks Greensburg
PIETSBURGH May 2 A cure for pulmonary tuberculosis by inhaling carbon and calcium compounds was claimed by De William P Nolan of Joanette Penn in an address to the Wes moreland County Medical Society in Greensburg. He cited seventy two cases almost all improved and said five patients are now being treated similarly.
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de Wiliam P. Nolan
Joanette
Penn
Wesmoreland County Medical Society
Greensburg
KIWANIANS READY FOR CONVENTION
A message to district members from Middlesboro outlines hotel and lodging options for the Atlanta convention. It notes the Kimball is the available hotel, two blocks from the City Auditorium near Wesley Hall, and urges members to confirm hotel requests. Registration is stronger than last year and details for delegates and guests are provided.
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Nivinis
Chile
Ford
Yen Disties
Atlanta
Kimball
City Auditorium
Wesley Hall
Fiotel
Nce
Rotary
Tuesidas UB
Covention Committee
Ieee
Masons Confer Degree on Class of Nine Last Night
Middlesboro Chapter No 185 R A M conferred the Royal Arch degree last night on a class of nine candidates: Rev. Burnside Tod Hopkins George I L Wright Conda Lee Gunner L F E Noah N 3 Burks E Daniel James A Goforth and Th L Maddox. Large attendance at home and visiting members.
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Middlesboro
R.A
Burnside
Tod Hopkins
George IL Wright
Conda Lee Gunner
L. FE. Noah
Stone Man's Shoe Last Mystery Reported in Kentucky
A documented claim from Diones G. Anderson a colored scientist archaeologist herb doctor composer and poet from St Hulston Kentucky describes finding a stone shaped like a human foot called a Stone-man's shoe last weighing about pounds. He says the object measures about 20 inches long and 12 feet tall figures suggest enormous stature in ancient times.
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Diones G. Anderson
Anderson
St Hulston, Ky
Senior Play Green Stockings Set for Friday Night
Tickets for the senior play Green Stockings are on sale at fifty cents each. The presale is presented by the high school antitorian group Friday night. Rehearsals have been ongoing and the cast aims for a fine performance.
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Green Stockings
McMurry Divorce Granted At Linesle Court
Thuisy McMurry was granted a divorce Saturday in Linesle. The decree orders the defendant to pay thirty dollars monthly alimony. McMurry, living in Middlesboro, works as a flagman for Tihe TL and XN railway.
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McMurry
Adnane
Linesle
Thuisy McMurry Hs
Mas McMurry
Bse
Middlesboro
Tihe TL
XN. Railway
Warrant Required to Search House Rules Stated
In Brankfort on May 2 the Court of Appeals ruled that officers may not search a home for liquor without a search warrant even with the wife’s permission. The ruling deemed evidence from a warrantless search inadmissible in the Hallie Duncan case from Fayette County.
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Associated Press
Brankfort
Court of Appeals
Hallie Duncan
Fayette County
Canadian couple guilty murder hanged today
A Canadian couple, Florence Lessandra and Lakilia Piccarrille, were hanged today for the murder of Constable Lawson during a rum running incident in Port Saskatchewan Alberta. Piccarrillo, the so called woodleg king, was first to be executed and the woman followed, expressing pity before the trap fell.
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Associated Press
Port
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Florence Lessandra
Lakilia Piccarrille
Lawson
Canada
Piccarrilly
Thescaffold
Piccarrillo
Mistrial in liquor case against Flem Campbell
A jury in police court failed to reach a verdict in the liquor sale case of Flem Campbell who allegedly sold whiskey to Marcus Ginsburg for a suit of clothes at Bill Baker's barber shop. Witnesses testified. the jury deliberated about thirty minutes and could not agree, a new trial set for tomorrow morning.
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Flem Campbell
Marcus Ginsburg
Flex Campbell
Bill Baker
Campbell
W. Pp. Tiendus
Presser
George Fisher
Fatwo Loan
Wet
H.C. Chappell L. I. Overton
C. F
Dr Archer Gray Installed as Maxwell Presbyterian Pastor
Dr J Archer Gray was formally installed as pastor of Maxwell Presbyterian church at an evening service in Lexington. The presiding minister M Logan from Minwar and Rev Uc Tilly from Lexington preached and charged the new pastor as members of the church pledged loyalty and support.
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Levington Herald
Johnson Archer Gray
Maxwell Presbyterian
J. Archer Gray
Maxwell Presbyterian Church
M. Logan
Minwar
Presbyterian Church
U Ec Tilly
First Presbatesian Vhmres
Lexington
Dr. Gray
TH. Gray
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