Drying Up Middlesboro Prompts Praise for Local Prohibition Efforts
Judge Cohen lauds Middlesboro officials led by Chief Minton for strong cooperation with federal prohibition agents. Local officers divert chronic offenders to federal courts, improving city conditions and reducing arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Citizens support continued joint enforcement despite revenue loss to the police department.
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Middlesboro
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Kentucky
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Minton
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Middlesboro Poised for Tourist Boom From National Park Route
Middlesboro residents celebrate a strategic location along a proposed highway network linking Mammoth Cave National Park, the Cumberland Gap region, and the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. The piece argues that improved access will boost tourism, making Middlesboro a key lingering point for travelers from the West and North.
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Tennessee
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Great Smokey National Park
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Great Smoky Mountain
North Carolina
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Cumberland Malls
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Opportune or Statesman Dwight W Morgan for NJ Senate
The article discusses Dwight W. Morgan a Republican Senate candidate in New Jersey, labeling him a businessman and diplomat. It critiques his stance on Prohibition, comparing his view to historic social evils and arguing his plan would revert to pre prohibition licensing while urging local option.
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United States
New Jersey
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Amurica
Marginal Street Entertainers Draw Crowds at The Theaters
In Baton Rouge area theaters a varied cast of street performers, stool sitters, jugglers, and buskers entertain queues for small coins. Acts range from ventriloquists and musicians to a benja player and mime, with some earning up to 25 shillings weekly. The scene features vendors, con artists, and amateurs, all kept in check by police but tolerated for brief, improvised shows.
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