Dr Krupp shooting case yields long jail terms
Dr Krupp Von Jehren of Krupp works received fifteen years in jail and a fine of one hundred million marks in the court martial for the shooting at the Krupp plant on March 18. Directors Hartwig Gestersen were sentenced to fifteen years, rector Bruhn ten years, Banr and Schaefer twenty years each.
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T. A. Adams
Indiana
Dr. Krupp
Associated Press
Werden
Krupp von Jehren
Krupp Works
Courtmartigh Crowsield
Krupp
Cold Wave Hits North Frost Reaches South Including Kansas
A wave of unusual cold spreads north to Kansas with frost in Northwestern areas and snowfall in Chicago. Snow and sleet fall across Minnesota Illinois. A May blizzard is reported from Ashland Wisconsin.
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Kansas
Associated Plus
Chicago
Minnesota
Ashland
Wisconsin
Health Exhibit Postponed Due to Venue and Timing
The Health Exhibit scheduled for May 17 to 19 under the Local Red Cross was postponed to June 11 and 16 because no suitable venue was available. The plan shifted to use the school building after W. Bradner offered space, avoiding the former Selburne Drag Co building which needed costly preparation. The postponement aligns with the Community Chest drive starting July 1 and allows larger, better facilities and children's conferences.
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Jocal Red Cross
Srone W. Bradner Hag
Suelburne Drag Co T
Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs Meet in Winchester
The Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs convenes May 15 to 19 in Winchester with speakers including Mrs Thomas J Winter and Sir Florence Divert. The four day program features Governor's Night, a round table discussion, and visits by General Federation officials en route to Atlanta. Elections for president and other officers are anticipated amid social events with local clubs and Kiwanis entertainment.
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Se Associated Press
Winchester
Kentucky Mlederation of Women’s Chis
Aron
Thomas J. Winter
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Florence Divert
Pennsyirgnia Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
Federation Council
Atlanta
Antitoraso
Winchester Woman's Clubs
M. C. Club of
Kiwanis Club
Wallins Woman Killed Saturday in Creeet muues ter
Laura Erwin was shot and killed by Rosa Williams at Wallins Creek Saturday evening after a long feud. Williams allegedly followed Erwin home from the company store and fired three bullets hitting the neck, head, and chest. Erwin leaves a husband and two small children. burial was Sunday in Wallins cemetery.
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Tiarlan
Mars
Laura Erwin
Mass Rosa Williams
Creeet Muuester Willins Creek
Miss Williams
Erwin
National Club Women Meet in Atlanta for Reform Agenda
National Council of Women gathers in Atlanta to press child labor and marriage and divorce reforms, welfare and education bills, and federal prison for women. They back an international court of justice, peace promotion, and narcotics suppression, with a slogan focused on spiritual power and practical service.
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Atlanta
Elui Seomnen
America
Eight Initiated by Elks at Home Here Last Night
Eight candidates from Middlesboro Pineville Corbin and Harlan were initiated by the Elks at the local meeting last night. Dinner was served and music by the Middlesboro orchestra. Names include Gorman Black Garrett Hubbard and others from Corbin and Pineville. A second class will be initiated May 21.
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Wight
Middlesboro
Tinevife
Corbin
Harlan
Order of Elks
Kentucks Tazz “Hounds
Burning Cross Appears In Harlan Night
A 15 foot burning cross appeared atop a hill in Harlan last night about 9 o’clock, likely tied to Ku Klux Klan activity. Police found it built with gasoline soaked wood and a 100 foot fuse, but no perpetrators were located after officers searched the area. A fire alarm was sounded from a Main Street residence with no clear cause or follow up details.
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Harlan
Harkin
Ku Klux Klan
Harlin
Chappel
Tarlan Iss
Gjergon
Main Strest Asi
Central
Big Still Seized Near Pineville in Prohibition Raid
Federal officers recovered 900 gallons of beer, 16 fermenters, and a 60 gallon copper still about a mile from Pineville. The still allegedly belongs to Spurlin Bowman, tied to Fred TMow ged, now jailed at Pineville. No hearing held yet on liquor charges. Assistants Saylor, Van Beber, Green, and Stewart aided the raid.
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Bowie
Pine
Spurlin Bowman
Fred Tmowged
Pineville
Mr. Saylor
George van Beber
Doc Green
Charlie Stewart
First Program Opens Piedmont Chautauqua In Hawaiian Style
Vierra's Hawaiian Entertainers opened the Piedmont festival with Hawaiian songs and dances led by Irene Friend. A steel guitar solo drew applause and a Hawaii talk highlighted the program. Kenlree Concert Co will perform tonight with violin, vocal, piano pieces and Scottish themed numbers including Highland Fling and bagpipes.
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Vierra
J. W. Brudner
Irene Friend
Me Chautanguet
Tlk
Hawaii
Kenlree Concert Co
Entertainment Tonight
Wil
Eight Americans Held by Chinese Bandits
A Shanghai dispatch notes eight Americans among foreigners held by bandits after a Peking area incident. The Council of Ministers in Peking plans urgent measures to secure release. Minor details identify one American as Rev. Frank W. Pratt of Richmond Virginia.
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Council of Ministers
Peking
Shanghai
Joseph Rothman
Prega
Wasuington
Schurman
Pinger
Associated Press
Richmond
FW. Pratt
Frank W. Pratt
First Unitarian Church
Teachers Make Demands From Organized Women
In Atlanta in May, the organized women of the country are to hear ten definite demands from the National Educational Association president Josephine Preston. The proposals urge better living conditions for teachers, rural sanitation, community centered schooling, and a trained teacher in every rural school.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Teachers of America
Council of the General Federation
Women’s Clubs
Josephine Preston
National Educational Association
Sergeant Woodfill to Visit in Wartime Heroics Highlight Local Feature
Sergeant Woodfill, hailed by General Pershing as the greatest individual hero of World War I, is this week in Middies to aid a recruitment drive. The report details his daring actions under heavy machine gun fire, his rifle work against German gunners, and his leadership in the face of intense shelling. He captured or deterred multiple enemy crews, aided wounded comrades, and preserved his unit’s advance, earning wartime honors only after records were reviewed. Woodfill is described as physically fit, modest, and reluctant to speak with reporters about his exploits.
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R. 0. Matthews
Des Moines
Washington
Lincoln Jremorial University
George Hubbell
J. Wesley Hill
William Cooper Proctoy
Cincinnati
Milton W. Harrison
National Security Owners
New Yorks
Matthews
New Jersey
Syracuse University
Oregon
Idaho
L Ofist
St. Pat Methodist Church
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Toledo
First Methodist Church
Iowa
Red Cross
Europe
Rainbow
Army
St Rennons
America
Plains of Texas
Araga Fie
Washington, D.C
Tancoln Memorial
Harrogate
Dr. Hill
Thomas J. Adams
Morning Commercial
Vinevones
Alfred V. Parymple
Fort Worth
Tex
William Cooper Proctor
Proctor and Gamble Co
Albert T. Smith
New York Central Railroad
Clifton Copler
Aurora
John Temple Graves
Atlanta
New York
Otte
Tenry Kahn
John Tlays Hammond
Coal Commission
Washington, D. C
Andrew William Mellon
Treasury
John Wingate Weeks
Mary Dr. Hubert Work
Interior
John Harvey Belloge
Battle Creek Sanitarium
William B. McKinley
Ilinois
Thomas A. Adams
Vincennes Morning Commercial
Laibrendth
Sanmel Woodfill
Tershing
Woodfill
Aserien
Spader
Woodfil
Police Search For Old Hen And Brood Fails
Police spent hours Monday seeking the culprits who stole an old hen and eighteen small chickens from the Wardrup residence. No trace of the thief was found, and the valuable brood remains missing after the fruitless search.
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Tur
Wartrup
Wardrup
Dismiss Sunday Baseball Case In Bowling Green Club
Frankfort May 8 The court of appeals affirmed the dismissal of the indictment against Bowling Green Athletic Club for conducting a baseball game on Sunday The opinion by Judge Rogers Chia voided the case for insufficiency of the indictment The ruling notes the indictment failed to specify an exact or approximate offense date within the twelve month limit and thus was not proper.
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Associated Press Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Bowling Green Athletic Club
Rogers Chia
Pho Venet
No foul play in Mrs. Vance death
Coroner Ashurst said investigators found seven unspecific clues but ruled out foul play in the death of Mrs. Vance. The body was found burned near her home, with the upper part burned and clothing singed. Authorities suspect smoking contributed to the fire.
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Cronges
Ashurst
Joseph Lance
ST. Mbes Boily
Bey
Sia
Men Cleared in Jail Escape Conspiracy Case
On motion by County Attorney T G Anderson the charges against Sheri Brady Thomas Due and Yom Treas ley for aiding prisoners Tip Fong and Fin Harrell to escape from the city jail were dismissed. The trio had been arrested Friday and jailed after officers found them suspicious in connection with the jail break.
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T G. Anderson
Bandits Demand $2,000,000 Ransom for Foreigners
Chinese bandits reportedly demand two million dollars as ransom for foreigners held prisoners. British and American garrisons have mobilized in response, per a Central News dispatch from Shanghai.
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Associated Press
London
Central News
Shanghai
Selection of Committees in Southern Appalachian Coal Association
L C Gunter president of the Southern Appalachian Coal Operators Association announces the appointment of committee chairs. Committees include Labor, Traffic, Accounting, Railroad Belmons, By-Laws, Publicity, Membership, and Office Location with members named such as Camp, Terplin, Berd, Crew, Mahan, Brist, and Henderson among others.
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L. ¢. Gunter
Southern Appalachian Coal Operators Association
J. D. Terplin
John L. Berd
B.s.fetbern
Taffie
Crew
F. Boyd
L. C. Brust
Oc Mahan
Helbarn
Rex Bontmag
Loarman
Railroad Belmons
J. D. Coaulin
G. M. Camp
J. E. Ruder
ON. Hacker
Wo Willian
J. B. Gatlitf
SS. Pratt
C. M. Moore
C W. Tiendercou
B.C. Mahan
Fr. Brrler
B. C. Mahan
Ales “‘Boonsman
Delim
Asd
T ©. Crewe
W. Henderson
K. Z. Riddle
HE Dt. Davis
Foi P. Spencer
B. R. Atkins
Snn
Boyd
D. K. W. Dyas
BL J. Mamplon
K. UT. Meguire
DF Foe
Appalachian Trade Journal
Knights of Pythias Meeting and Local Events Tonight
Community notices list Kendree Concert Company at Festival chattrangra school auditorii with evening shows. Knights of Pythias to meet at K. P. Hall at 7 86 p m. Also listings for Laka Rose Munting program at 7 39 and 9 p m.
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Kendree Concert Company
Chattrangra School Auditorii
Knights of Pythias
K. P. J Hall
Hiy Laka Rose
P. Mw
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L. MU
Central School
Kentucky Federation OF Women’s Clubs
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New York Cin
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Wallins
Rosa Williams
Els
Burning Cross
Louny Montgomery
Gus
Qalaw Pully
Hon. Ball
A. L. DeBush
Herbert Ball
J. W. Montgomery
I. J. Gragg
R. M. Barry
FR. Whalin
WM. Caples
J. 5 Parcel
Bom Parsons
IF M. Davidson
Richmond, VA
Sergeant Woodfill
Coal Association
Jb &. Gunter
Appa- Taehian
Des Syee
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