New Curriculum Features Introduced in Middleboro Schools
New features mark this year as Middleboro public schools implement a music program for all students, expand science with a physics lab, and strengthen domestic science and health education. Z W Hadner leads as superintendent, with Lillian Seay directing music and R F Porte overseeing science. Health work is coordinated by Miss Wuhendue Clark with daily PE and athletic coaching by RF Porter. High school football begins with a game this Saturday featuring junior varsity teams.
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Middlewbota
Z. W Hadner
Yhis Lillian Seay
Danville
Louisville Conservatory of Music
R. F Porte
W Uhendue Clarx
Seh Hag
Althevskit Hag
RF. Porter
Georgetown College
Louisville Live Stock Market Report
Cattle at Louisville totaled 350 with largely steady to unchanged prices. Logs sold around 1400 with bids about ten cents lower. slops at 25. sheep numbered 100 and steady.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Parole Hamstead Boy To Mother
Marshall Hampstead nine years old held for the killing of Charles Lamb seven. He is paroled into his mother Mrs. C Hampstead custody until the county judge holds his trial. The coroner ruled Charles Lamb died from a gun shot at Mrs. Hampstead's house. Jury foreman L D Dill reported the verdict. Other jurors were J Webster Andrew Beach EB Blevins Grant Poore William Britenbach.
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Marshall Hampstead
Charles Lamb
C. Hampstead
Marshall
Charles
Co. G. Smith
Crae Lamb
Stillman Denied Divorce Decree in Vague Scandal Ruling
Carmel New York September 29 Associated Press Stillman former president National City Bank denied absolute divorce from Anne Stillman. Trial records show legacy for his son and two siblings to a 5 million dollar trust while findings cited misconduct allegations but upheld some charges against Stillman and affirmed legitimacy of Guy Stillman.
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Associated Press
Carmel
Tames A Stillman
National Gity Bank
Anne Stillman
Guy Stillman
Thunel J Gleason
Stillman Nataly
Ceferee
Stillman
Amsel
aJmest
Sillman
City Council Restores School Quota Amid Tax Debate
Reconsideration of the city tax ordinance led to a unanimous amendment granting public schools a 1 allowance while reducing the overall levy to 230. The swing bridge remains due for rebuilding by city engineers as a costly new span is deemed impractical.
Tolet Contract for Knox Road Bid Totals Revealed
Kentucky bids opened by the state highway commission in Frankfort outline costs for the Knox Road project from Barbourville to Corbin. Lowest concrete bid by A J Wardrup of Knoxville at 225 952.40, asphalt options led by Belzel and OHearne of Covington at 335 898.12. Work to begin within 15 days of letting and finish by January 1, 1924.
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Barbourville-Magrer
Frankfort
Kentucky
Topeka
Steve Watkins
Agai
Awatking
A. J. Wardrup
Knoxville
Watding
Davis & Graham
Wardrup Company
Belzel & Ohearne
Covington
Offee
Watkins
Barbour- Ville
Corbin
Disie ‘Highway Commission
Arbuckles Coffee Demonstration At Chambers Grocery
Arbuckle Bros under Walter Yeager will demonstrate Arbuckles Breakfast Coffee at Chambers Grocery Co store tomorrow. The event shows proper preparation and serving methods and coffee will be served to guests. The public is invited to attend this high demonstration.
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Arbuckle Bros
Walter Yeager
Chambers Grocery Co
Arbuckles
Treasury Certificates On Sale Until September 30
The Savings Division of the Fourth Federal Reserve district announces Treasury Savings Certificates on sale through September 30. About $120 million worth have been absorbed this year as the program goes on. The Treasury raised prices to 4 percent interest compounded semi annually, effective Monday in October. The $1000 certificate now costs 32000, the $1000? Wait. The text lists prices: $1000 for $320, $100 for $82, and $25 for $975.50.
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Columbus
Accentarg
Federal Reserve District
Treasury Savings
Pal
Treasury Department
The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come on Stage at Manning Theatre
John Fox Jr. tale of life in Kingdom Come Valley comes to Manning Theatre with Sidney Toler’s dramatization. A boy loves his dog amid Kentucky feuds and justice of the peace as moonshine and danger thread through a mountaintop village.
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John Fox Jr
Valley of Kingdom
Kngdom
Sidney Toler
Manning
Tober
Kentucky
Justice of the Peace
Jnhee
Chad
Daws Dilton
Lis
Joel Tammer
Melissy
Givid
Dong
Pineville High Opens Season vs Union College
Seven carloads of fans travel to Pineville for the opening football game between Pineville High School and Union College. Pineville misses key players Roy Gibson with a broken collarbone and Russell Cross with a torn Achilles as Union College expected to play straight football against Pineville’s squad.
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Pineville
Pineville High School
Union College
Midhaldsboro Hhgh
Roy Gibson
Russell Cross
Lightning Strikes Oil Tank Boom Near Bowling Green
A 300 barrel oil tank at the Indian Refining Co. near Memphis Junction, just outside Bowling Green, was struck by lightning early today and exploded. Eight nearby tanks were damaged in the blaze witnessed by local officials and onlookers.
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Tay Associated Press
Bowling Green
Memphiis Junction
Ifice
A, Ager
Appellate Court Confirms Piercy Penitentiary Term
The court of appeals today affirmed a 13 year sentence for Lawrence Piercy. He was convicted in Madison County court of conspiring with Thomas Keith and Monk Wilson to injure P. W. Avelis, a wealthy Madison county resident.
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Associated Press
Brankfort
Court of Appeals Today
Lawrence Piercy
Madison Eien
Thomas Keith
Monk Wilson
P. W.avelis
Madison County
Football Pep Meeting At School Auditorium Tonight
A large pep meeting in the high school auditorium will feature songs and yells to boost spirit for tomorrow’s season opener against Tenfellone City High School at 2 30 pm. Capt Laurel McWilliams and Jim Ginsberg will speak. Leo Wardrup is elected president of the athletic association with Wellman Cooke as business manager Elizabeth Hlurst as cheerleader and Jack Avent as assistant cheerleader.
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Laurel McWilliams
Jim Ginsberg
White Heat
Chapel
Leo Wardrup
Wellman Cooke
Elizabeth Hlurst
Jack Avent
J. L. Bradner
BR. F. Lotter
Tenfellone City High School
T. R. Hill
D Rowser
Centre football squad greeted by Hendersonville officials
Gretyile S.C. Sept 29. a nation of citizens left here for Hendersonville to meet the Centre College football squad en route to Clemson to play the South Carolina Tigers tomorrow. They will be hosted at a luncheon by Hendersonville business men before continuing.
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Associated Press
S.C
Hendersonville
Collee
Clewson
South Carolina
Yizers
Tomorow
Cincinnati Bank Robbery Claims Up To 35000
No trace has been found of the bandits who held up the Bunton county bank yesterday. The loot may total 35000 with 20000 in cash and 25000 in Liberty bonds. A check on missing municipal bonds has not been completed yet. Miss Ann Gregory of Pineville visited Miss Minnie Caldwell yesterday and today.
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Associated Wresg Cincinnat
Bamuton County
Thes
Ann Gregory
Pineville
Minnie Caldwell Priying
Victory for Smith in New York claimed by supporters
Syracuse reports Upstate leaders claim victory for Alfred Smith to head the New York State ticket at the November election. A conference with Charles P. Murphy extended into the early hours as Tammany leaders express confidence. The claim centers on Smith’s nomination despite negotiations and potential ticket adaptations.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Alfred Smith
New York
Charles P. Murphy
Murphy
Tammany
Smith
United States
Shi An Chen
Ewing Defeats Rose Hill in First Sea- son Bout
The L. CG. I. team defeated Rose Hill High 5 to 0 on Rose Hill court Thursday afternoon. R C Graham and M B Jennings officiated in alternating halves. Many spectators from both towns attended as Rose Hill toppled after a tight contest with key players listed for both sides.
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L. CG. I
Rose Hill High School
Rose Hil
Enying
RC Graham
Lneup
Wis
Ros Hill
Mary Giles
Josephine Aphreys
American Mining Congress Meeting in the South
Herbert Wilson Smith head of the Cavite Bureau will attend the State Chapters meeting at Hotel Patten Chattooga on September 29 to form a Southern Division. Dr Henry Mace Payne of New York will be a principal speaker. The conference will discuss car supply transportation facilities tariffs impact on graphite manganese barytes and pyrites. The congress advocates the right to strike as a qualified right.
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Herbert Wilson Smith
Henry Mace Payne
New York
American Mining Congress
South
Righr
Publc
Congress
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
Harvest Festival to Feature Exhibits and Entertainment
Seventeen local merchants prepare exhibits as Harvest Festival aims to attract crowds. The event runs Friday October 5 and Saturday October 6 with farm pig displays, a big tent at Gumbs And twenty-second street, free tickets, and various booths and activities planned for all ages.
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Hleabronte
Revolutions in Thrace Report Sparks Greek Army Crisis
Associated Press dispatch from Athens dated September 2 reports revolutions in Thrace with four identified revolutionists. Names include The Enkogs and Robert Cole of Barbourville, details remain unclear as authorities seek stability.
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Athens
Thrace
Enkogs
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