Registration of Voters Urged Monday in Pineville
Citizens urged to register for state and national elections with emphasis on timely registration. Notes that towns over 5,000 have one registration for life if domicile remains, while Pineville’s population class leads to October registration dates. Lists registration crews and ward divisions, urging women to register and call the Women’s Headquarters for transportation.
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Albien
Middlesboro
Pineville
Opera House
A. L. Kk
Rice
J. F. Bosworthen
W. MM. Kelmmliger
T. Routh
West End
TH. Overton
Robert Lyons
League of Wouten Veters
Kentucky
Munde
McCoys Son Faces Insanity Plea in Indiana Case
The case involves Norman Selby Jr. a Connersville resident linked to KM McCoy and Janet Forbes. Authorities plan to present evidence to support McCoy's insanity plea in the matter concerning wealthy Mrs. There’s Mort bit las Angefes. The situation centers on convoluted family ties and alleged legal actions in Connersville Indiana.
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Norman Selby Jr
Connersville
Ind
KM McCoy
Mort
Las Angefes
Dave
Uluy Elatins
Tari
Meloy Mat Bi
Janet Forbes
Metres
Connersvilly
Dabbel
McCoy
Postal Service Advances Local Delivery Efforts and Voices
A Middlesboro news note outlines postal service improvements aimed at faster city delivery. It details extended auxiliary clerk hours, added carriers, and calculated routing changes to speed mail, parcels, and rural free delivery reaches. The plan seeks to hire 1 or 2 more carriers, extend city routes, and relieve patrons from manual post office pickups, pending street work completion.
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Bate Mawen
Paul Gifley
Hmeville
Pineville
Ce City
Pal
Lund
Southwry Milns N.S
Belvers
Mbiduxboro
Middlesboro
Velulen
Tla
Forced to Sign Away Oil Claim
A distorted Associated Press excerpt reports a person named Herrolt telling police about threats near a city, with mention of Orleans and a deserted area. The text is garbled, but indicates coercion over an oil claim and intimidation.
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Herrolt
Aten
Cate Alee
A. Lapeth
Peaton
Leon Trotzky Popular With The Russians
Moscow dispatch reports Leon Trotsky, Soviet spokesman, addressing Bolshevik factions and rallying support for his leadership. He criticizes Communist party divisions and foresees danger if Trotsky becomes national leader, praising his oratorical skill and international affairs knowledge while denouncing U.S. capitalism and American preparations for war.
New Members Added to Middlesboro Merchants Assn
W H Gibson announces two new members for the Middlesboro Merchants Association. J F Schnieiter Son grocery and meat market and Mamoth Garage join, addressing complaints that grocers did not issue tickets. Schueller store will issue tickets at the regular easy purchase rate amid payment plans. Water main breaks flooding street in front of Boat office. water forced upward through paving as repairs begin.
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Middlesboro Merchants Association
W. H. Gibson
J. F. Schnieiter & Son
Mamoth
Schueller
East End Bridge Opens Amid Turbulent Reports
News notes the opening of the East End Bridge with traffic impacts and warnings about restrictions. It mentions pedestrians and horses, describes construction materials, and references officials and local road changes. The report hints at delays and community impact during the completion phase.
SACKETT NAMES ISSUES IN TALK
Report from Ky where Sackett outlines policy concerns during a campaign speech. The dialogue references oil and labor tensions, government actions, and party integrity. Names and places resemble historical context with regional political rhetoric and calls to uphold party discipline.
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Sackett
Obregon Plans European Tour After Presidency
General Obregon announces a forthcoming European tour beginning with Cairo and Paris as he prepares to leave office. The plan includes a period abroad with no official duties, signaling a transition from his Mexican government role to international diplomacy.
Chinese Forces Engage in Night Battle Across Front
Northern Chinese units reportedly clash with opposing forces in a tense night engagement. Reports describe heavy shelling and counterattacks as both sides press to seize strategic positions along the front. Widespread casualties and disrupted supply lines are feared as combat continues into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shangim
Rumor of Japanese Trouble Stirs Unease Worldwide
Reports describe rising unease over Japan in global circles as US Congress debates immigration policies and alliance talks. Officials warn Tokyo could be first line of defense in Far East, while observers fear strained relations may follow.
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Assovlahal
Miyas Torgu
Hay Howe
Bedalae
United States
Tokio
Oninslands
Howe Felands
Calendar of Upcoming Meetings and Festivals
The notice lists upcoming events including the Annual Convention of the Federation of Labor in Louisville and several state fairs and cultural events. Dates span September to October with listings for Kentucky State Fair in Louisville on September 11 18 and 19 and events in Harrogate Manning Theatr October 6 and Middlesboro October 7 8. Other items include a festival in Beagrin and a county convention in Miklleaboro.
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Mihitesboro
Monilay
Tewlay
Kentucky
Louisville
Tennessee
Harrogate
Manning
Bakera
Miklleaboro
Eternal City Changes Traffic Rules Sparks Confusion
Citizens face a shift from left to right side traffic after Mayor Nathan experiments with new right-hand travel. Longstanding wine deliveries by horse drawn carts clash with the change, as drivers adapt to new dress codes and identification for favored delvers amidst public debate and social friction.
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Canfariu
Peulisila
Lom
Nathan
Guiyor Rowe
Italy
Exena
Ton Rave
Dhl
Nathan Finag
Uows
Ipfk
Covington Man Denies Charges
A Covington man denies all statements about a robbery attempt in the presence of witnesses at a local residence. The defendants Webster and others in the case fail to identify key assailants as the investigation continues amid unclear testimony and procedural questions.
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Covington
Alfred
Aouyan
Tiama
Altres Conton
Euix- Ville
Polyon
Gmx
Enettes
Fifteen Seek One Governor Post in Washington Primary
Associated Press dispatch from Olympia Washington notes fifty candidates across three parties vie for the governorship in the September primary. Among sixteen filing for the office ten are Republicans with notable contenders including French Vancouver Washington Edwant Clifford Seattle Ruland Hartley Everett George B Lamping Seattle and Ben I Hill Watk Walls. Also on the ballot are Democrat E P Blaine Granger Farmer Labor Thomas Tacoma and Walter J Robinson Spokane with incumbents seeking reelection. An initiative backed by the Ku Klux Klan proposes compulsory church attendance in public schools and abolition of private schooling.
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Associated Press
Olympea
Wash
Washington
Varios Ennuniciat
Gaytmor
Gubemay Troial
W.H. Poulhamus
Sumner
French
Vancouver Iis
Ue v
Edwant Clifford
Seattle
State Federation Offaber
Rulaid Hartley
Everett A P Lumberman
Agro
Geo. B. Lamping
Labout
Ben I. Hill
Watki Walls
E. P. Blaine
Granger
Eatwins
Faber-Labor
Tewtenant
Congress
Ku Klux Klan
Chutiren Curt Pulsory
Lie Sine
Stanley Scores Administration in Senate Reelection Bid
A fragmentary report notes Asarlited Tris Lexingeon and Kyi Sept Go Senator announce campaigns for reelection on the Democratic ticket. The piece references party critiques and calls for equal treatment, while touching on economic decline and migration issues.
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Campatsu
Senate
Democratic
Bhilley -Dol- Tara
Stans
Nilein
Michigan
Immigration Dept Orders Deportation Hearing for Boxer De Fi rpo
Washington September 7 The Immigration Dept moves to deport heavyweight boxer De Fi rpo after an arrest warrant alleges he brought or aided entry of an Argentine fugitive into the United States. The case cites two immigration law provisions and sets a hearing before the board of higher authority. The bond was set at 81, an amount described as substantial.
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Washington
Lals Firpo
Doday
White
Ani
de Firpo
Board of Higntey
Blaica “Picart
Thes United
Ing
Stafeni
Metropolitan Plans for Middlesboro Picnic Event
The Metropolitan committee outlines tentative plans for a Middlesboro city picnic. Details on location timing and activities are not yet finalized. Officials promise more information as arrangements progress and advise watching for updates.
Negroes Plan Mare Honors for Lincoln
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a September day proposed by the National Association of Colored Women to honor Lincoln with events and proclamations recalling emancipation. It references Lincoln's 1862 proclamation and related sentiments, though text is garbled. The piece centers on commemorating Lincoln and emancipation through activities and writings.
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Cuicago
National Association
Colo
Abraham Lincoln
AIF
French President Is Often Absent Minded
A cryptic dispatch from MANE on September 6 notes repeated references to the French President’s apparent absent mindedness. The report, though garbled, describes deputies meeting and a context suggesting concern over leadership attention.
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