06 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
1
Officials announce East End Street construction will begin Friday with steelwork and walling to start Tomorrow City officials and Humbe Construction Company president John L Humble say the project aims to open several blocks for harvest festival traffic. Workers will connect existing utilities as crews move across the area.
Georgetown College works to form its 1922 football squad from returning veterans and new prospects. Coaches identify key players including backs and linemen as the team prepares for spring practice and potential lineups.
The Lee Counts Tadastuil Schools opened in Me 4 heal wd torium with patrons attending the dedication. Rav T MooStewat led the ceremonial rites and the event highlighted a display of student work and faculty appointments including Miss Ami Mae Flvths and Miss End dlemilten as high school teachers.
From Louisville AP notes Walley Fields is seen as the probable Democratic standard bearer after Cantril’s death. Field holds a commanding lead in the district and is expected to be named unless developments alter the race before the convention.
An extensive plan outlines development of naval air depots across multiple sites including the Canal Zone and West Coast bases. The schedule projects completions through 1940s with funding allocations and phased construction, naming locations such as Alameda and Norfolk and highlighting future aircraft carrier and battleship support facilities.
A fragmented report notes a center stage event at an arena linked to the J Aost Paesdas and participants including Maton Andttso Toni 7. The text references white teams and a visit to a location named Wada.
A heavily garbled report describes Veiled Prophets visiting and a May or November themed parade with yellow and blue uniforms. It mentions dancers, musicians, and ritual elements around a central hab and a central celebration. The text references religious imagery and civic pageantry with unclear dates and participants.
A distorted clipping reports Harlan Cripple receiving an eighteen year sentence. The garbled text mentions a trial, legislative or legal action, and references to individuals such as Cathe and Lin, with unclear details about charges or the court.
The street committee and property owners attended a walk inspection of White construction on Seacoef Street. The city promises to consider complaints and future work, noting gutters and asphalt paving as ongoing concerns.
In a terse entry, Bijou firm Fouisvells reports a tariff action at 2600 Quintin Tower Lops with a 9250 shop Tivihs 12 noted as units or identifiers. The item is described in obscure OCR style, but the record preserves the entity names and location.
Bleak dispatches from Tokyo and Osaka report widespread devastation after a massive earthquake and fire. Descriptions detail ruined port areas, collapsed buildings, and vast homelessness stretching across hundreds of miles. Emergency aid messages and refugee movements are developing as international relief begins.
A wordy 1920s style item questions if a woman is from Britain France or the U S by telling by her feet. The piece portrays a playful debate among tailors and shopgirls about origins implied by style and footprint.
A Mid Leslie Choral Club gathering is planned for Thursday at 7 30 in the Presbyterian Sunday School room. All who love music and can sing are invited to join. Officers expect about fifty members and outline a program of musical instruction and a small fee to sustain the club.
A 1922 Cincinnati study attributed high infant mortality to oath rite per thousand figures and hospital birth practices. The report highlighted hospital births as a factor in improving infant survival, noting better attention at birth and care to stem mortality.
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