04 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
1
The Middlesboro Daily News front includes Bible thought for today and a prayer message. It notes republication rights with United Press content and local publication details.
Bob Wilson travels from Granite Gorge toward Crater City with Fin Fowler after a wrecked train. A mournful chase unfolds as Bob and a guardian figure pursue a lost child and face a night of storms, danger, and spiritual trial. The tale blends tragedy and resilience with strong, named places and characters.
Private detective Noel Seaftia, linked to the Dona huis gem theft at Tote Plaza in New York City, is jailed amid efforts to expose the jewel returner's identity. The garbled text shows confusion and impaired dialogue surrounding the case and Seaftia's alleged involvement.
Charles P. Stewart recounts Judson Church Welliver known as Mud Welliver retiring as White House chief cork to become publicity director for the American Petroleum Institute. Roosevelt privately discussed a railroad solution with reporters, urging a comprehensive consolidation of properties before presenting the plan. Judson Wells supported the idea, shaping presidential backing and advancing a major rail reform effort.
Richard McGraw of the New York Giants targets minor league talent to strengthen the outfield. Albert Tyson of Louisville, a late breakthrough recruit, joins in a career marked by late success after injuries and long minor league pauses.
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