14 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1929
Page
1
Publication and credit lines from Middlesboro Daily News indicate ownership by Citizens News Company, rates for subscriptions and office payment terms, plus United Press service rights and republication policy. The fragment notes staff roles and a billing section amid old copyright and licensing boilerplate.
A confusing public notice from Middleshow urging voters to study candidates before election. It asks for careful investigation of records and qualifications and warns of enforcement policies impacting the city. The letter signatures reflect civic concern and candidate scrutiny by residents.
The report details a heated contest between German rivals over air supremacy, with mentions of Friedrichshafen and Gera as centers of intense competition. It outlines strategic moves, shifting shares, and escalating tensions as the struggle unfolds across unnamed aviation fronts and corporate interests.
Fragmentary text shows a stalled development project with references to local figures, costs, and a shop. It mentions a public response and potential impact on a community, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
A memorial observes the anniversary of the Morgan men event at Middleton. Wreaths and local figures attend as townsfolk recall Brigadier General Sylvan Mangan and the old brigade that served in the Seventy United States Army.
A fragmented account reviews the creation of the film Noahs Ark, naming Costello O’Meien and Labor at various studios. It notes research behind the scenes, the Warner brothers influence, and the extensive effort by actors and crew, with questions about the production's authenticity and studios involved.
Bridgeport Connecticut promoter reports Gene Tunney plans to contest the $600000 alienation of affections suit. Attorney J. Martin of Fairfield County counsels request to move the case toward trial before the September jury, with Fort Worth Texas as a noted location in the proceedings.
Report describes an English yacht race with winners and injuries. Dennis Daly from PE and pilots Glenmolers and Sue meters in a motor event are noted. A boat named Loliay is mentioned with an average speed near miles. Several unclear names and places appear, including a hospital outcome for Harker.
Candidates for offices in the city announced by printing firm. May include magistrate and police positions with candidates such as Jonny Giles, Tay Moss, Linley, H. 1 Well, R. Ruins, J. C. Bowling Independent, and D Prins Tep for county roles.
A dated political notice from Baele AL Lirdsiyy announcing candidacy for the office of Cat of the Wily at Middles sahjeel. The speaker vows service to the people, experience of years in Brow, and asks for support to faithfully perform duties if elected. Dated September 7.
The report describes a Black passenger aboard the Mineia Central train in Chicasaw being struck during a confrontation with white men at a party. A man from Mississippi resisted a request, leading to violence. the victim died after delays and attempts to move him from the scene.
The article reports Charles Schwab of Bethlehem Brevy Corp and subsidiary alip ladding among four witnesses summoned by a Senate investigating committee for an inquiry into propaganda, with discussion of a water wheel and historic mill remnants in a Tiergartia district setting. The narrative remains fragmentary but centers on testimony and related industrial imagery.
A W A Bruce of this city recalls using Black-Draught since childhood for biliousness and constipation. He reports relief from stomach issues and headaches after taking it and says he now feels fine and urges others to try it. Two sizes priced 25c and 1.00 are mentioned.
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