30 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1922
Page
1
Local officers suspect fugitive prisoners were involved in a deadly shooting at the Arthur station last night. A station agent was killed and Baldwin wounded in the confrontation as pursuing officers closed in on the suspects.
A garbled OCR style note references law enforcement and asserts a statement by an individual named Obief Bali about actions to take. The fragment mentions cooperation and a vague promise to act, with no clear dates places or outcomes.
An OCR fragment mentions names and terms related to war accident improvements and individuals such as Hall and Al M.3, with unclear context and erased surrounding details. The readable bits suggest a local notice or obituary fragment without a coherent event or date.
Hon J M Robson speaks on securing funds and support for a national park project. He claims vigorous effort, criticizing opponents and noting substantial appropriations aimed at protecting natural beauty. He asserts confidence in advancing the park in Congress despite fiscal hurdles.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions oil, Samuel WW, Audubon Rent and trophy context. Key readable items include a reference to a trophy and an oil president phrase, but specifics are unclear. The piece reads as a partial note or caption with likely committee or prize notes amid publication noise.
The National Bank hosts a flower show highlighting grown blooms with prizes. A $2 prize is offered for the best collection of flowers grown locally. The event aims to encourage community participation and attract local exhibitors to display blooms at the bank showcase.
An Associated Press dispatch denies reports of a Serbian revolt. The denial states there were no significant uprisings or organized rebellion, with authorities asserting stability and continued control.
The brief states that innate factors and a PS order relate to a coal downturn along the river. No further details are provided, leaving the exact entities and actions unclear in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hig famats Sidney Toler and Melil erd, unclear context. Reads like a theater or performance note with names and partial phrases. Unable to determine full event, but preserves named individuals and possible stage references.
The Eighth Federal Reserve Bank reports distinct progress in trade and industry for the thirty days ending in August. Volume across trade is described as big with several leading lines recording sales at or above the largest levels of the season. Retail through the period shows upward movement despite unfavorable factors.
An Associated Press report from Chicago dated Sept 30 says the First Presbyterian Church of Seattle Washington has the largest membership in its denomination in the nation with about 18 086 members as of Easter. Brooklyn Central Church follows with nearly 4 000 members. The report notes 1 8 960 churches total and membership shifts since 1920.
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