Kiwanis District Meeting Highlights Leadership Talk
Kiwanis club members and executives from Middlesboro and nearby towns gathered at the Cumberland hotel to discuss increasing usefulness and intercity relations. Governor Ballou and Secretary Ford spoke on training leaders, with others addressing membership eligibility attendance and community impact.
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Kiwanis Club
Middlesboro
Cumberland Hotel
A.B. Ballou
Louisville
Thtrict
Boyd Ford
Knoxville
Ford
Fort
Batleu
J.D. Jarvis
Corbin
McAdoo Confident Tennessee Delegation Supports Nomination
Associated Press reports from Chicago dated May 23 that William G. McAdoo states Tennessee’s delegation to the national convention has pledged to him, signaling strong support for his Democratic presidential nomination after a stormy late session.
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Tennessee
Associated Press
Chicago
William
G. McAdoo
Knessee
Kentucky Tax Hearings Begun
The State Tax Commission opened the 1923 assessment valuation process in Frankfort on Wednesday. Twenty delegations led by County Judges and private citizens will be heard, with hearings continuing to next Wednesday as tax-payer reps from 120 counties are questioned. Tentative assessments were discussed but no decisions will be made yet. higher tangible personal property assessments in coal and other counties are expected to boost state revenue as farm property tax relief under the Nelson plan remains in play.
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Frankfort
State Tax Commission
Ben Marshall
John B. Lewis
Tidal Wave May Follow After Kiluea Explosion
Reported quakes near Kaua district spark fear of a possible tidal wave as Kiluea volcano shows renewed activity. Waiekea residents evacuate bay area while Japanese sampans head to sea amid growing warnings from Dr. Jaguar and other experts.
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Associated Press
Hilo
T. IL
Kilauea
Roy Finch
Volcanolo
Kauastrict
Waiekea
Bay
Mito
Senate panel sets World Court action after favors report
Washington May 24 The Senate foreign relations committee agreed to dispose tomorrow of several propositions before addressing American adherence to the World Court decision. Most members deem the plan favorable and ready for consideration.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Circuit Court to Open Monday in Pineville and Middlesboro
Circuit court begins Monday for two three week terms, with criminal cases to be tried in Pineville and a separate week in Middlesboro. Among homicide cases listed for Pineville hearings are Isham Alder, Lesh Gib mn, Alex Dawson, Lige Bingham, J Lamden, and Lige Rice.
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Circuit Court
Pineville
Middlesboro
Isham Alder
Lesh Gibmn
Alex Dawson
Lige Bingham
J. Lamden
Lige Rice
Chicago Millionaire's Son Slain Amid Kidnapping Mystery
Chicago police and 5,000 detectives hunt for a killer linked to the death of 14 year old Robert Franks, son of Jacob Franks. A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrests or convictions. Spectacles found near the body may identify a suspect. The boy was last seen umpiring a baseball game Wednesday. his body was found in a culvert miles away.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert Franks
Cleus
Jacob Franks
Young Franks
Franks
Davis Underwood campaign manager dies in Kentucky
W C Davis 62 longtime lawyer and philanthropist and general counsel for the Kentucky River Coal Corporation died at his Versailles home from apoplexy. He was the Kentucky state manager for Oscar Underwood during the presidential race and collapsed at the Louisville headquarters two weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
Lexington
W. C. Davis
Underwood
Kentucky
Versailles
Davis
Kentucky River Coal Corporation
Oscar Underwood
Louisville
Baccalaureate Service Ties Churches for Union Event
Middleshoro city churches plan to shorten or skip Sunday services so congregations can attend the baccalaureate sermon at the Central school auditorium at 8 15 p m. Dr RE Douglas will deliver the address. Superintendent Bradner and Rev W K McClure arrange a timetable to avoid conflict with the M E Church South revival service at 7 p m. This permits attendance at both the revival and the baccalaureate.
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Middleshoro City
Central School
RE. Douglas
J. W. Bradner
W. K.mcclure
M. EL Church
South
M. E. Church
Frenzied Auto Rampage Destroys Property on Amesbury Avenue
A Dodge driven by Leo Partin went on a wild tear yesterday morning on Nine Teen Street and Amesbury Avenue. It overturned a small house, damaged a wagon and stairway, and crashed through garage doors into a Studebaker, ending with debris hanging along the canal embankment. No injuries reported.
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Canal Bank
Leo Partin
Partin
L. Brown
Nineteenth Street
Joe Johnston
Amesbury Avenue
Mr. Johnston
Studebaker
Dodge
Stump Water Whiskey Case Mentioned by Arkansas Court
Arkansas Supreme Court recently affirmed a lower sentence for a Clay County man charged with polling whiskey found on a stamp where money had been placed and marked as stump water. The chief witness Harry Jumpton testified he was thirsty and believed the liquid might be whiskey.
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Little Roch
Ark
The
Arkansas Supreme
W. M. Heed
Clay County
Harry Jumpton
State files brief in $75,000,000 bond case in Frankfort
In Frankfort on May 2 the state filed a brief in the bond issue test case to speed the court's ruling on the act's constitutionality. The Franklin Circuit Court recently held the act unconstitutional. Separately, work begins on a community house foundation by the First M. I. Church, with completion expected by June 4.
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Nnited Frees
Frankfort
Court of Appords
Jorney
Daugherty
Franklin Circuit Court
M. I
Negro Burglar Flees Through Window In Harlan Store
A negro burglar broke into Miss Mattie Smith's store in Harlan on Tuesday night. Passersby heard noise, pursued him, and the thief dashed through the front window to escape. He was captured by Owen Kelley and jailed at the county facility awaiting trial.
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Harlan
Aged Man J W Hickle Dies After Short Illness
J W Hickle died yesterday at his Luttrell Teon home after a brief illness. He is survived by his ten year old son Ife, who is father to Mrs S M Foley and Nis Lizarie Gibson of this city. Grandchildren include Mrs Frank Tucker Mrs John Gray Alvis and Frank Ely.
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J. W. Hickle
Luttrell
Teon
Ife
S. M. Foley
Nis
Lizarie Gibson
Frank Tucker
John Gray
Alvis
Frank Ely
Coolidge Returns to Office After Mild Improvement
President Coolidge resumes duties today at the White House as his condition shows slight improvement overnight. The president faces a heavy schedule of engagements and public duties, with aides reporting steadier steadiness and readiness to meet obligations.
Demand Opening East End Street Petition Flled
Petition for a mandamus to compel opening the East End Street has been filed. Outcome of the application is not yet known. J B Coleman, a petitioner, cites promises from residents to open the street and to erect a temporary bridge during concrete bridge construction. Local businesses report heavy damages from the street closure due to limited access.
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Coleman
Louisville Live Stock Report Cattle and Sheep Mixed
Market notes show cattle at 300 head steady and unchanged with bogs and stealy terms, price around $7.45 for документ. Sheep numbered 800, spring lambs at seven with ten lower and 1600 totals. No dramatic shifts in demand observed amid current trading.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Religious World Conference Proposed at Springfield
In Springfield on May 23 the Methodist General Conference debated a proposal to call a world conference of religious forces to study plans and methods against war. A special committee of thirteen reported the resolution, urging a conference of nations for drastic arms reductions and a commission to convene the church’s strongest gathering before adjournment.
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Associated Press
Springfield
World Conference of
Methodist General Conference
General Conference
Conference of Nations
Early recovery of Langley seen
Washington May 23 Representative John A Langley of Kentucky at his home here was declared to have passed the crisis and his early aut al most complete recovery was said to be expected. Members of the Kentucky delegation in the House called in body at the Langley home yesterday afternoon to express hope for his immediate recovery. The House Committee on Buildings and Grounds of which Mr Langley is Chairman adopted a resolution expressing confidence in his integrity and all hope for his complete recovery.
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Wasilington
John A. Langley
Kentucky
Langley
House Committee On
Kluttz to Speak for Middlesboro Girl Scouts Tonight
Senator Kluttz speaks at Manning theater in Middlesboro in support of local Girl Scouts tied to the Community Chest. The Red Rose and Blue Bird troops, about fifty girls, seek a permanent home and camping gear, flags, first aid supplies, and other equipment to aid leadership and activities. Community Chest donations Tuesday will decide the Troop’s grant and benefit.
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Whitehead Kluttz
Middlesboro
Manning Theater
Girl Scouts
Community Chest
Middleshore. S
Red Rose
Blue Bird Troops
Lnter
Community Chest Fund
W. C. Stair
H. He Saunders
Hon
Kluttz
Monning
Synagogue Unearthed In Palestine Village
A cable from Haifa reports the ruins of a Jewish synagogue in Capernaum near Nazareth were unearthed today by Danish scholar Dr Solmerfield conducting operations in the region. The finding ties to the area where Jesus is said to have first preached to the Jews.
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JII
Capernaum
Ratastraiin Vilkize
Jesus
Haifa
Solmerfield
Lawmaker Proposes Amendment to Change Bonus Law
Washington May 2 Senator Walsh Democrat of Massachusetts proposed an amendment to mollify the four day old bonus law. The proposed change substitutes trash payment for Inellane to the wine per chemists. The amendment aims to save the government about a billion dollars.
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Washington
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Final Examinations Begin Today at M H S
Examinations started this afternoon at M H S and will run through Wednesday next week. Exemptions granted to students with A averages. No school Thursday but Friday morning students report to sign up next year courses and receive report cards.
Community Chest drive organizes city campaign teams
Captains and lieutenants of the Community Chest campaign meet at Central school auditorium at 7 30 tonight to plan the city wide drive. A grand mass meeting is set for 7 30 Monday evening to finalize plans for a ten month donation option and a city wide campaign. The advertising committee reports daily public notices through newspapers posters and slides while large street streamers warn of required contributions by beneficiaries.
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Community Chest
Central School
W. C. Stair
Pubiic
Adek
Stair
Leutenants
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P. M
Liebig
Ballay
Klutiz
Dr. Doulas
RR. EL Douglas
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Ballou
Kiwanis Organization
C. R. Ramsey
A. P. Liebig
M‘adoo
Hawaiian
San Francisco
Cal
de. T. A. Jaguar
Gateand Aid
Hawai
Daggar
Luco
Senate
R. K. Douglas
Arkansas
Start Community House
Coolidge
East End Street
Religious World Conference
Pan
Langeley
Rteport
Senator Kluttz
Palestine
Walsh
Cumberland Avenue
Twentieth Streat
West Side
Twentieth Street
J. W. Brather
Capain
J. F. Bossworth
T. G. Anderson
H. M. Asline
I. M. Barry
Li. Brooks
G. C. Brown
Rot
Brown
U. G. Anninett
John Burbett
George Caleison
W. J. Callison
B. B. Campbell
T. I. Campbell
A. ¢. Carr
W. Ginningham
T. H. Gard
H. E. Dinger
W. G. Dubont
J. P. Baemonis
Hart
H Mollingsworth
M. G. Hubbard
Fl Ia Johnson
A. M. Kinnard
Sam Latitt
John M. Miller
Marty Moss
J. H. Meaivones
C.F. Otey
WR Pool
J. AL Pratt
Joseph J. Ralston
A. H. Ternebaum
Arthur Sthorer
KE. Tt. Short
J. S. Whitaker
N. PT. Whitaker
N. Py .Wise
Theo. Vimmerman
Twenteth Street
Hugh Allen
Nf. G. Martin
T. D. Arnold
J. G. Baumegardner
K. Brosheer
Alva Campbell
A.D. Campbell
Chambers
F. C. Chappell
GP. Davidson
G. W. Easton
Stobert Ruyter
Joe Faulconer
Guy Glover
Charles
Shelburne
W. R. Strange
OG Smith
Talbott
J.C. Richardeweh
Graig Fealson
Ered. Rauth
Z. D. Wimkirk
Janes NM. Vangiin
We ‘Witen
I D. G Wenter
Sar Weinetda
He Qo
Woolson
HM. Woodson
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