Registration Drives Flood Middlesboro and Frankfort
Registration places are crowded in Middlesboro and Frankfort as voters rush to register under lifetime rules. The League of Women Voters provides free taxi transport to sites, with registration lasting through today and resuming in some towns tomorrow. Registrants give names, ages, addresses, occupations, and other personal details to qualify for upcoming local and national elections.
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Middleboro
Middlesboro
Who
League of Women Voters
Mies Ling Renne+ bau
Wywen
Couity City
Anit
Axsochitet Laces
Frankwort
Ind
Teer Dan
Gus Thoriay
New Baels
Trom & A. m
D. Ma
Unitetates
Ecome
Waabln
Ramatort
Voter Registration Message From League of Women Voters
A civic notice urges registration and voting. It references September 4 and November 4 with emphasis on the right to vote and participation. The League of Women Voters is cited as the source of the message. The text underscores that without registration a vote cannot be cast.
Husband Shot in Fight for Pistol in Uniontown
scattered OCR text reports a husband shot during a struggle over a pistol. The wife's affidavit and statements by associates claim the shooting was in self defense or accidental. Names and places are garbled. details about date, exact location, and official charges are unclear.
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Uniontown
Ray Bont
Il Petal
Witni Athiib
Blea
Vystuftht
Mere Atkinson
Miners in Kentucky: under sevente n age groups dominate
Associated Press reports Kentucky data show 51,384 miners with 44,269 in coal mining and most workers native born. Seventy seven percent are native whites, 16.9 percent native colored, 6.1 percent foreign born. 38 percent under 25, 4.2 percent between 20 and 26, and 80 plus percent under 30. A mail registration law enacted in 1924 is noted.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky
Lyniners Hok
Tollows
Colorado Primaries Set Tomorrow in Wide Field
Colorado voters face a broad slate of contests as primary day nears. Incumbent Senator Bill Phipps and Senator Alea Adams face no opposition. several Republicans compete for the U.S. Senate nomination to fill the Nicholson vacancy. Governor candidates include Democrat Willin K. Sweet and others in a crowded Democratic field amid Klan allegations.
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Tres
Denver
Colo
Sept
C. Plipps
Hais
Jean Petites
Toy
Auccom Hlinelt
vStates
Senate
Alea MeAdams
Roy
Tates Senate
Samud D. Nicholson
Phipps
Colorado
Waitestater
Phyps
Whippy
United States
Nichelson
Charles J Moyntter
Stat. Rom
Kirlee W. Waterman
Plamer
Wee Wo Means
Renter
Mchatxon
Morelson Shifroth
Date United Diates Xinator
Ton F. Shafran
Benjamin
Cam
Deer
Primars i
Robert Fairchwell
Maonin
Chitronrs J. Marky
Janke
Denver District Court
Karl Vooles
State Land Hour
Noble Nation
Ku Klux Klan
Mr. Means
Morley Hve
Tiata
Arreos
Mentha
Means
Morley
Cooley
League Women Voters Drive Aims High In Kentucky
National League of Women Voters seeks at least seven percent of eligible voters. Kentucky league president K M Tutelinson recalls 1920 record and urges citizens to register, noting new registration rules for address changes. Speech at women’s clubs promotes duty to vote and accurate county records amid clerical lapses.
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Associatal Press
Wexington
National League of Women Voters
Mes K. In
Tutelinson
Kentucky League
Kentucky
Sto
Hogh
Uncle Will Get You for Getting Another's Mail
A postal investigation in Bingville follows a case where a misdelivered veteran's compensation check was involved. Postal and Justice Department agents examined how a letter intended for a different recipient ended up with an Alford resident, with interview notes suggesting uncertainty but no clear intent.
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C. Robins
Bingville
Post Office
Aleford
Stotilda Alford
Ltn
St. Postal Department
Department of Justice
Burkes
Mary
Jostuaster Ton M Stiller
Solonan Warner Fm
Pablic
List La Folle Speakers Named At Chicago Event
Associatind Tras Chicago reports a gathering naming La Folle speakers including Zona Gale Nora Atrapgood and Edwin Markham among others. Attendees published by the Milwaukee River area and Cirselanl figures with varied affiliations in a national influencer session.
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Chicago
Deine Adains
Zona Gale Audhors
Nora
Atapgood
Xenork Eattor
Mavor Morin
Milwaukee
Ult River
Cirselanl
Donald Vilelard
Te Nation
Benjawith Miysh
Edwin Markham
Aifen Jeanette Iankin
Angel On
Monkinia
Arizona To Polls Tuesday In Primary Fight
Arizona voters head to the polls Tuesday to nominate presidential electors and state officials. The Republican race features George W. EP seeking re election against Stacy V. Oshark and R. W. Samuel. Democratic contest centers in a two corner battle among incumbents and rivals. In the Republican slate are Dwicht BH. Wein and Thomns Moor.
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Tress
Phonnin
Ariz Sit
Sy «Tate
Repubicane
George W. EP
Stacy V. Oshark
Aml
R. W. Samuel
Institutons
Revnltican
Dwicht BH
Miss Margaret Rast Named State Director in Kentucky
Miss Margaret L. Rast, Red Cross nursing field representative in West Virginia and Kentucky for three years, has been appointed Director of Public Health Nursing for the Kentucky State Board of Health. The Middlesboro friend of Miss Rast welcomed her promotion, as she recently visited to introduce Mrs. Fynette Murrin to duties.
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Margaret L. Last
Red Cross
West Virginia
Kentucky
State Board of Health of
City Commission Meeting Postponed For Major Keenty
City commissioners adjourned a special meeting denying Urana action and postponed regular weekly session to Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock to address town affairs. Major J Hy Keenty mentioned as reason for delay, no business conducted.
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J. Hy Keenty
Urana
Governor Fields Sets Twin Non Partisan Talks Across Counties
Governor W J Fields plans a non partisan address at Mutileshora city hall at 3 pm to promote a proposed 75 million bond issue ahead of November elections. The series aims to win support across Micllesboro and Pineville audiences with two speeches scheduled tomorrow and tomorrow night.
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Kentucky
W. J. Fields
Mutileshora Tauintrow
Fielis
Pes
Micllesboro
Istic
Pineville
Maine election prophecy and results predicted
An OCR fragment reports political predictions in Maine as the governor race unfolds. It mentions William Rand, Klansman allegations, and party tallies with Republicans and Democrats reacting as results emerge.
New Music Teacher to Open Studio September 15th
Miss Tia E. Sirdefield, organist and pianist, will move to Middleaboro and open a music studio on September 15. Formerly on the music faculty at Hiram College, she directed piano and organ departments and studied children's methods. She will organize children's preparatory classes and a Normal Piano Methods course. Further announcements forthcoming.
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Tia E. Sirdefield
Eithher
Uni
Middle Aboro
Syrteffelt
Hiram College of Hiram
Wilbeymadé Inter
Sth
Calendar items list upcoming events and fairs in Kentucky and Tennessee
The calendar notes registration day in Middlesboro and lists the twenty first annual convention of the State Federation of Tabors, the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville, and regional gatherings. Events include the Eastern Tennessee Press Association meeting in Harrogate, Kentucky Bakers Convention in Middlesboro, and Harvest Festival dates in early October plus a theatre date at Manring Theatre.
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State Federation of Tabor
Louisville
Eastern Tennessee Press Association
Harrogate
Manring
Middlesboro
Clash of Forces Near Capital Shocks Shanghai Front
Unclear dispatches report shifting lines near Ki oiung Ty Wir and Shanghai as General Chong Cholin's forces clash with rival factions led by Wu Poh Raylas. Reports mention rebel groups and advancing armies in a fragile front across Shanghal and Peking theater, with regional authorities calling for mobilization and defense measures.
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Shanghai
Allances
AL Crout
Chong Cholin
Mancini
Ane
Wen
Pekhage
Wu Poh Raylas
Goytane
China
Peking
Tak
Appoint Third Member of State Board in Kentucky
FRANKFORT Ky Sept There are eight members on the Board of Charities and Corrections a third appointment looms Judge Robert H Winn of Sterling has resigned he was appointed by former Governor Morrow and served four years Miss Linda Neville Lexington and E B Shannon Louisa were appointed to succeed Mess Sackey Republican Louisville candidate for United States Senator and Dr S U Halley Lexington respectively These latter two resumed Members are appointed for four year terms They meet every two weeks as one of the institutions and have parole powers in the prisons Attaches in the board office headed by Joseph P Byers commissioner of public institutions and B T Brower secretary are powerless to act without the members assent
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Frankfort
Sept
Board of Charities and Corrections
Fietls
Robert H. Winn
Ate
Sterling
Edwin J. Morrow Aind
Linda Neville
Lexington
BE Shannon
Louisa
Rest M. Sackey
Louisville
United States
Aml
Halley
Joseph P. Byers
B. T. Brow
Flarrs In Gotham Arrive For Williams Visit
Military units travel from Boston to New York with plans to meet public figures. Officials prepared for a formal reception in Mitchell MFichl New York as the convoy passes through. Air Service members expected to participate with a potential gathering involving figures from Wales.
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York
Dept
Boston
Dave
Mitchell + MFichl
New York
Ting
Trice
Wales
Ruolter
Gombal
Ibler
The
Air Service
Fers
New York State
Pat
Chester E
Attack on Oil Inquiry in Supreme Court
In a brief session at the Supreme Court of Colombia, Albert Fall former Secretary of the Interior faced new objections as lawyers argued the inquiry should not be quashed. They claimed the proceedings are a mere fishing expedition to obtain evidence, with government counsel yet to reveal the full scope of the inquiry.
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Wasieexg Don
Hopi
R—Amlack
She Yov Manait
Supreme Court of the Imathlet
Cotnubia
Behelt
Albert Fall
Interior
Fats
Civil Service Examination Announced for Middleboro Route
The Woxtal Department announced a civil service examination on October 11 in Middleboro for a postal route vacancy in Middleboro and nearby towns. The test aims to fill a postmaster post. the route starts October 15 and may affect deliveries.
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Middleberd
Middleboro
Mutheson
Nostown
Collision damages cars on Cantersad Ave near tent meeting
Automobiles of Airs Joe Scott and John Allen were badly damaged in a collision on Cantersad Avenue at 8:40 last night in front of a tent meeting. Mrs Scott was driving westward and Allan's car headed north. The preliminary report assigns liability to the other party.
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Cumberland
Joe Scott
John Allen
Cantersad
Avenue
Mra
Scott Wan
Len
Veginia Fea
Denchter
Hoy Senutn Meet Boy Scouts at Fifth Methodist Church
The Hoy Senutn Boy Scouts will gather at the Fifth Methodist Church at 7:80 tomorrow evening. All members are urged to attend.
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Hoy Senutn
Fifth Methodist
Board of Education declines to intervene in Lawless case
In a Frankfort action the State Board of Education says it will not interfere with ongoing litigation over Lawless, Russell county superintendent convicted of forgery. The board reserved right to act if the supreme court also finds him guilty. Gloude Harmon named to succeed Lawless.
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State Board
Frankfort
Sept
State Board of Education
McHenry Rhoads
Court of Appeals
Ipyreiete
Lawless
J School
Lawless Credit
County Board
Gloude Harmon
Boar
Thoats
Mra
Cromwell
Daugherty
Lawlenst
Rhoads Saya
Federation Labor Meet Opens at Boontney Inn
The Kentucky Federation of Labor opened its annual convention at the Boontney Inn with Senator A C Stanley the standout speaker. He reviewed his United States Senate record and opposed chill labor and injunctive action in labor disputes. Delegates were credentialed. committees named. no business until the next morning. plans hinted to back LaFollette Wheeler in 1924 style politics.
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A. C. Stanley
Kentucky Federation of Labor
Boontney Inn
Staney
United States
Starley
United States Senate
William Turnblazer
Agringemente
Pro Pr
Turnblaste
J. E. Evans
Middlesboro
Rethey
Charles Gorman
Bustioas
William Turns Sblazer
Pat Gorman
Gun. Wilkins
M. Grimmetson
W. Riley
Max Krene
G.shuler
Harry Huleman
R. 0
Owens
Fae Laws
W. D. Duncan
Ed Buchanan
Theo Englehart
Willian Goodall
Harry Carter
J. R. Cox
William Egan
Laviste Greaver
Fannie Hunts
Lillian Herfel
M. Edmonds
Fred Weber
W. G. Shenn
Shields
John Hettle
Saim Batcher
C. Ro Atherton
Pliticn
Des Hert M. LaFollette
Burton K. Wheeler
LaPollette- Wheeler
Sre
Gorman
Toubuske
W."d. Dunsan
Central City
Wo. Exen
Newport
Ben Paschal
William Goodhall
4Ward Hunchman
Pat International
Butchers
Butchers and Meat Cutters
Wadem
William
Provident Ae
Aril Peter Compas
Kentucky Federetieth
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