Court Day Traders Moved From Cheapside Square
Lexington traders who gather on the second Monday each month to swap horses and trade goods are banned from Cheapside Public Square by a circuit court abatement order. They say they will appeal to the Kentucky Court of Appeals while denouncing the move as an assault on their rights. The court called the gathering a nuisance and unsanitary.
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Nlexington
Marc
Kentucky
Cheapside
Public Square
Moore
Old Square
Court House Tower
Kentucky Court of Appeals
PROWISE HEARINGS IN REMOVAL OF GASOLINE STATIONS
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Robins B. Stoeckel issued a policy statement on enforcing the new law governing gasoline station locations. Established stations with local approval will not be ordered closed without two hearings. The policy clarifies how licenses will be issued starting June 1 to regulate pumps deemed hazardous to pedestrians and traffic.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Robtins B. Stoeckel
Department of Motor Vehicles Wi
Stockel
Hls
Hhe
Drunk Driver Collides With Parked Truck in Avon Park
An intoxicated Joseph Smith of Avon Park Stratford drove a horse down Main street yesterday and collided with a parked automobile truck near Main street. He was arrested on drunkenness charges and released on $50 bond.
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Joseph Smith
Avon Park
Stratford
Veterans Bonus Plan Sparks Banking Critique in Bridgeport
Bridgeport ex servicemen weigh a proposed soldiers bonus bill now before Congress, estimating about 15 999 veterans would share 1 974 000 dollars. Bankers warn tied loans would strain finances and liquidity while advocates push for cash or bond options and oppose loan shark risks. Local leaders cite American Legion figures and World War Veterans opinions.
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Ayores
Earl &. Radigan
Allies of the
America Legion
Congress
Pan
We Means
House of Representatives
Bridgeport
Dts
Rgo
Army
Navy
American Legion
Hough
Carlos Z. Hough
City National
Bani
United States Treasury
Iwanson
Robert Marah
Bridgeport Trust Co
Earl BE. Radigan
Juan
John M. Tevitt
Givtelan
Ways and Means
France
Eliza M Tuttle estate valued near $89 000
The will of Eliza M Tuttle late of Bridgeport allocates about $89 000 in farm property at Fairfield. It directs that mortgage or other debt against Seaview avenue property be charged to the real estate but not affect the share of her daughter Lilian. Remaining real estate goes to William B. Tuttle of Stratford and other heirs. Executor named is George I Crawford.
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Fairfield
Eliza M. Tuttle
Bridgeport
Seaview Avenue
Dillan Tuttle
Lilian
William B. Tuttle
Stratford
Ella T. Whittlesley
Lillian
T. Crawford
Almina Crawford
Angre Anke
George 1
Crawford
New York Plans Drive to Tax Motor Trucks
New York state plans stricter enforcement to require licenses for vehicles operating in state. The move would tax many motor trucks licensed in New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut and Massachusetts that deliver goods in New York part time. Inter state reciprocity could allow some trucks to remain tax free if they meet conditions.
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New York
State Automobile Bureau
New York State
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Amt
Intermata
Yor
Garment Show Highlights Men’s Tweeds and Dresses
Inripes and Lochleigh tweeds feature alongside Camel’s Cloth and plaid back cloths in a varied showing. Styles range from chins to covert cloths with one of a kind cuts from sizes 2 to 6. Chambray and gingham bloomers with simple collars and cuffs appear, some trimmed with hand stitching.
New Fringe Skirts Debut in Spring Styles
New fringe skirts priced at 7.40 dollars feature fringed hems or side fringe. Shown in quality herringbone stripes and homespun mixtures for the new spring models.
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Paris
J. Koenig, Pree, & Tress
Main ST
Elm
Stoeckel
Washington
KLUB
Karm Terminal Coal Co
Lion Clothing Store
Poli Building
Hugh J. Koenig
Pres
Treas
Rockwell & Co
Main Street
Leason
Stone Marten
Thly Watch
Spectors
Farreteld Avenue
CSING
Sloan
Privea
Golden Hill Street
Republic
Liberty Brand Telephone
Peas
Grocetena
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