Obregon to Assume Presidency December First
Mexico City dispatch reports General Alvaro Obregon, elected president, plans to continue aloof from joining the League of Nations, saying membership would be humiliating. He outlines reform projects, oil regulation, labor issues, and a goal of general reconstruction and fiscal stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvaro Obregon
Republic
Associated Press
Obregon
de la Huerta
Mexico
League
General Obregon
Chapultepec Cantle
Mexico City
Congress
Mrs L C Morton Dies Suddenly
Mrs L C Morton of Centertown died at her home Tuesday at 3 am from heart failure after an illness began the prior night. Funeral services were at Centertown Baptist Church with Rev J M Willett, burial at the local cemetery. Survived by husband, a daughter Mrs J L Smith, a son B M Morton, sister Mrs Laura Morton, and three brothers, Curtis Rowe, Fonza Rowe, and Alvin Rowe. Several out of town attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Morton
Centertown
J. 4. Willett
J. L. Smith
B. M. Morton
Morton
Laura Morton
Livermore
Curtis Rowe
Benton
Fonza Rowe
Bowling Green
Alvin Rowe
Henry Hocker
Owensboro
J. A. Bennett
Hartford Girls Lose While Boys Take One
The Hartford High School girls journeyed to Caneyville last Saturday and lost 24 to 14 to the Federal High Girls quintette on an outdoor court. The Hartford boys traveled to Owensboro and defeated a mixed High School and YMCA team 34 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Caneyville
Federal High
Matropa
Caney
Helen Barnett
Amelia Pirile
Kittle Bens Dodgen
Loubel Williams
Emily Pendleton
Bessie Clark
Margaret King
Iater
Martha Stevenson
James Glenn
C. C. Hunter
Roy Foreman
Owensboro
Mrs Delilah Stewart Dies At Nortonville
Mrs Delilah Stewart widow of Richard Stewart died at the home of Cal Moseley in Nortonville Sul being 20 days short of 77 years of age. The cortege moved to Oakwood Cemetery Monday afternoon for interment. Brief services were conducted by Rev. K R Harper at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delilah Stewart
Richard Stewart
Cal Moseley
Nortonville
Sul
Oakwood
KR. T. Harper
Marines Accuse Mistreated In Haiti Hearing Ends
Port au Prince Haiti November 20 The naval court of inquiry into American Marines actions wraps up with testimony from Lieut Col Hooker of the gendarmerie alleging bandits fatally harmed 2,000 Haitians and mutilated captured Marines. Witnesses dispute a key charge against Garnier Jean as hearings move to Washington.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Naval Court of Inquiry
Col
Hooker
Hooker Assart
Dorcas Williame
Vines
Garnier Jean
Matesede
Jean
Williams
Henry T. Mayo
Washington
Ortiies Awarded 4000 in Mine Injury Case
The Ortiies versus Broadway Coal Mining Company on the Ohio Circuit Court docket ended with a verdict for the plaintiff for 4000 dollars for injuries from falling slate at Simmons mine. Defense cited a prior settlement of 1000 dollars and the plaintiff's alleged physical and mental incapacity. An appeal likely follows to the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Coal Mining Company
Simmons
Ortkies
Court of Appeals
Lodge Speech Ires Japanese Press
The Nichi Nichi denounces a Roosevelt Club Boston speech by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge calling for an Anglo Pacific bloc to retard Asiatic immigration. It argues the world is not for whites alone and that Japanese migration rights should be equal, labeling Americans as more dangerous to the world than the yellow race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichi Nichi
Roosevelt Club
Boston
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodm@e
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Womanless Wedding at Courthouse a Great Success
The Womanless Wedding staged at the Courthouse Thursday night November 25 drew packed crowds and a second performance. Actors in dresses impressed as the audience praised the troupe while the Parent-Teacher Association raised 180 dollars for its treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley Riley
Mot Hunter
Rol Riley
Parent-Teacher Association
Pendleton Wooten wed in Union Street ceremony
Miss Mary Laura Pendleton and Mr Goodell Wooten were married last Friday at 2 p.m. at the bride’s father home on Union Street. Rev. Rus sell Walker officiated in the presence of a few close friends. The bride, daughter of Dr. Eugene B. Pendleton, was a senior faculty member of the local Graded and High School. The groom, son of Mrs. M. M. McCormick, is a farmer from near Hartford. They will travel to Louisville Nashville and Chattanooga to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Laura Pendleton
Goodell Wooten
Union Street
Russell Walker
Eugene B. Pendleton
Wooten
M. M. McCormick
Hartford
Louisville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Double wedding in Hartford connects Sandefur and Brown families
Mr Owen C Sandefur of Beaver Dam and Miss Audrey Z Brown of Cool Springs wed Rev Fuqua at Frederies Street with Sallye Emma Carden leading the wedding march. The pairs Mr Heavrin Brows and Miss Effie Fulkerson also married in Hartford with witnesses from Garfield Barnard and C B Carden families. Both brides and grooms are praised for good character and social regard.
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Owen C. Sandefur
Beaver ‘Dam
Mise
Audrey Z. Brown
Cool Springs
Heavrin Brows
Effie Fulkerson
Pond Run
Hartford
C. B. Carden
Fuqua’s
Sandefers
P. L. Sandefur
N. A. Brown
Brown
Miss Brown
Gan
Walton's Creek Cemetery Relatives Named in Death Notice
The obituary notes the deceased is survived by her husband aged 10 and a 9 month old daughter, outlining immediate family as surviving relatives.
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Walton's Creek
One Day Bazaar Brings Success for Methodist Church Aid
The Ladies Aid bazaar held in the church basement last Tuesday proved financially successful with many valuable articles sold. Meals were served at noon and evening. Town and court attendees supported the event, yielding 141 dollars 30 cents in receipts.
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La@les' Aid
Methodist Church
Beaver Dam couple wed at Elliott home on Thanksgiving
Miss Carrie Eliott and Mr Geobel J Shultz were married at the Elliott home Beaver Dam Route 4. The couple’s attendants were Martha Eliott Edith Austin Earl Taylor and Douglas J Elliot. Rev W G Wallace officiated and a family dinner followed. The newlyweds will reside in Detroit Michigan.
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Carrie Eliott
Geobel J. Shultz
Elliott
Beaver Dam
Route 4
Martha Eliott
Memphis
Earl Taylor
Edith Austin
Douglas J. Elliot
W. G. Wallace
Rochester
Centertown Mine Foreman Injured in Forklift Accident
Claud Chapman, mine foreman for the Rockport Coal Company at Centertown, was caught under a motor and trapped in water for five hours on Wednesday. He is hospitalized with painful but not serious injuries and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Chapman
Rockport’ Coal Company
Centertown
Chapman
Bradie Parton Held On Serious Charge
Bradie Parton near Askins was arrested on a rape charge from Breckenridge County Court. He was moved to Hartford Wednesday morning by Marshal Walter Burden and jailed there, with plans to transfer to Hardinaburg on the same day. Additional transfer notes list residents and destinations across Fordsville Beaver Dam Hartford and surrounding areas.
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Bradie Parton
Askins
Breckenridge County
Hartford
Walter Burden
Fordsville
Parton
Hardinaburg
Bratcher
American Cooperative Association Placed in Receiver Hands
The American Cooperative Association a Wisconsin based corporation with branch houses across several states is placed in the hands of a receiver. Local house managed by SL. King visited and closed Tuesday by PL W. McAndrews Owensboro representative. The concern is claimed to owe about 1,000,000 with liabilities near the same amount. If the firm recovers, reopening is unlikely and the property will be disposed of.
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The
American Cooperative Association
Wisconsin
SL. King
PL W. McAndrews
Owensboro
Mrs Katy Schneider Grant Dies In Contartown
Mrs Katy Schneider Grant, aged 40, died at her home in Contartown on the 20th at 12:30 am after a long illness of spinal affection. Funeral services were held from the Watnecday at 6 pm conducted by Rev. LW Tichee, after which the remains were de.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Schneider Grant
Contartown
Cadiz Fire Destroys Cadiz Hotel and Court House
A fire sparked by a match dropped in a shed ignited Cadiz Kentucky’s wooden structures injuring or destroying the Cadiz Hotel and Trigg County Court House and sweeping two business blocks. About 200000 in damage with 75 000 to 100 000 in insurance. Firemen fought from 145 pm to 6 pm aided by rain and easing winds. the fire was controlled by nightfall.
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Cadiz
Trigg County
Farmers’ Bank
Turner Wilkinson Department
Holloway's Men's Furnishing
Boyd’s Produce
Hamlin’s
Adam's
Hendricks’ Grocery
Cunningham's Livery
Parents Sons
T. F. McBride
Cadiz Bank
Court House
Grover Render dies after long illness in McHenry
Grover Render aged 30 dies at his brother Penny Render’s home in McHenry on November 26 after a lengthy battle with rheumatism and erysipelas. He had left a Detroit position due to poor health and returned to his homeland. Burial was held at Independence at noon the day after his death.
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Grover Render
Penny Render
McHenry
Render
Detroit
Mich
Independence
Louisville Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Report Summary
Cattle markets nearly idle for common stockers with heavy steer demand steady for prime cuts. Calves active for best calves, slow for common. Hog receipts 2,255 head with best hogs around 10.50 per 120 pounds. light hogs 90 pounds down to 8.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 190 head with best lambs at 7.20 and best sheep at 3.00. Local prices for poultry and other farm outputs listed, including turkeys and guineas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehres
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League ‘of Nations
Feague
Congreva
Eral Obregon
Carranza
Supreme Court
Pendleton—Wooten
Ellio
Suvarz
L. A. Pierce
Fordaville
Lucretim A. Moxley
G. J. Shultz
Car
le Mivott
Jesse Lynch
Olaton
Myrtle Daniel
Claton
G. R. Wooten
Willie Sanders
Stella Peckenpaugh
Clayton Wallace
Wing Embry
Baizetown
Homer Renfr
Katy, Grant
Kern Mic
Keown
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