Bitter Feud Wages In Lexington Courts Over Cheapside
Lexington farmers clash with city residents over Cheapside market amid a century old dispute. The case centers on the city square where livestock and produce were traded and court Day traditions once anchored the site. The county claims jurisdiction over the ground, potentially upending a longtime center of commerce and political gathering.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Bening
Fayette County
Chorpe & Hock
John Cabell Breckinridge
United States
Tor
Coun' S
Lex
James Lane Allen
Milo
Cheansite
Jack
Circuit Court
Angein
Court of Appeals
Stary
Alien
False stamps swindle targets Argenti Post Office
A large swindle involved printing and selling counterfeit stamps at the Argenti Post Office. Authorities ordered withdrawal of the issue after discovering the fraud. Five cent stamps featuring General San Martin are no longer accepted for postage.
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Boengs Atres
Argenti Post Office
Possildiscoverea
Han
German official scoffs at disarmament move
General Hoffman, famed for Brest-Litovsk links, denounces the Berlin plan as premature and unsafe amid European unrest. He argues Soviet propaganda aims to destabilize Allies and undermine reconstruction, calling for caution in reopening trade and restraining foreign influence.
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Berlin
Deo
Harding
Gen
Hoffman
Brest-Litovsk
Hissin
Dishington
Europe
Eye Soviet
Ison
Englund
In- Glo
Ireland
Tussia
Jong Mnoullers
Jobless Girls Seek Aid From Christina Organization
New York December 31 White collar women in New York face unemployment as industrial depressions hit. The Young Women’s Christian Association Metropolis branch begins efforts to place workers, noting many office staff and trained specialists lose factory work but remain employed at high wartime wages.
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Morgan
New York
Industria
Christina Tion
Metropolingn
Chrisian Association
Hag
Helium Plant Plans Peace Time Use at Fort Worth
Commander Atten Olson outlined helium gas plans at the Fort Worth navy plant to stress peaceful uses despite arms program shifts. The facility, one of two in the U.S., faces shutdown pending congressional funding, with production costs and purity standards cited as key factors for continued operation through July 4, 1931.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Atten G. Olson
Mort Worth
United States Navy
United States
Congress
Petrolia
Lexis
Isan
Texas
Olson
President could address nation via long distance loudspeakers
A 1920s perspective from W.W. King discusses President Harding addressing audiences across the United States through nationwide telephone or telegraph networks. It envisions tens of millions listening simultaneously, with technical details on amplifiers and distant public address systems bridging cities like Arlington, San Francisco, and New York.
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Aratistica
Tay
Arlington Naliing Cemetery
San
Lee Union
White House
Te. W. King
America
Hi Iself
Hardie
Hemtet
United States
Thoas Telephone Company
Aerousa
Pons Trivante
Povnstanca
Cqmel
Carrie
New York
Arlington
Ann
Washington
Metropolitan Opera House
Coneat Mn
Armistics Dey
King
University Und Torhims
Doings of Week in Lodges and Clubs
Fraternal orders in Bridgeport report busy election weeks for 1932, naming new officers across groups like Women's relief groups Grand Army of the Republic and Woodmen of the World while Christmas carol efforts and church choirs prepare to spread holiday cheer. Local events include a large Shriners parade, a Bridgeport medical association meeting, and multiple lodge gatherings with officers installed and district activities planned.
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Chugters
Grand Army of the Republic
Agnes Stevenson
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Pioneer Champ
Woodmen of the World
Courci? Ecommander
John T Sullivan
Magas Charts Lodge
Sons of St. George
Joe Booth
Harry W. Congdon
American Iggion
P. George Moora
Bridgeport Medical Association
W. Lee Weadon
Average
Park Street
Harding Letter Inspires Blind Veteran’s Return to Work
President Harding praises blind veteran in a letter to Mat Pal timona, recounting his wartime injuries and commendable progress. The veteran, Brownes of Hamilton, lost both eyes and hands, but with Institute help learned typing and Braille, now pursuing law studies and writing with a typewriter and Braille device.
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Paltimona
Mat
Mearns
Pralec
Preetar
Bureau
Charles TR. Forbey
Fresidurt
Hoprfulbess
Pia
Tarsilton
Olin
Evergreen Hospital
Mr. Bronner
Andrews
Navy
Wiline
Paige
Warren OG
Harding
Jeff
Institute For
New York City
Brownes
Wea
Linneau
Christmas Tree and Holly Cutting Restricted by Statute
A wartime style notice warns that cutting Christmas trees and holly from land is illegal without permit. It lists pine hemlock and mountain laurel as protected species and notes penalties for violators. The town authorities enforce the law and arrest offenders.
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Ane
Freight Car Robbery Suspects Captured in Stamford
Brief item reports freight car robbery suspects captured after a passenger train relay led to locating the two men, with officers stating they were connected to a larger New York group. Several other named individuals were mentioned as being sought or involved, with police pursuing all linked to the incident.
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Stamford
Bre
New York
Jon Miller
Sormuan
Karine
Jinnie Murrhy
Veeder
Uabersel
Darto Ceuok
New Yorke
Nu Alulon Boeds
Fel Sienk
Dul
Shupkoelf
Joep Lennard
Rainbow Silk Colors Show in Distinctive Tie Design
A description of brilliant and quiet color options for a distinctive tie, noting plain and variegated hues that flash with color and luster. Mentions full size spools and good weight, with reference to a third floor location.
Decorated tin boxes and travel bag at bargain price
Those decorated boxes at 29 cent are offered for candy fancywork lunch and more in vibrant Persain apple blossom and Santa Claus patterns. Also advertised is a traveling bag built of cowhide on a steel frame with leather trim and sunken lock at a notable third floor display.
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