Long Is Out Of The Race For Kentucky Governor
The piece relays G H Long announcing he will not seek the Republican nomination for Kentucky governor, citing lack of broad support and not age or health. It notes admiration for potential contenders B P Marrow and discussions about other figures like Dr. Ben L. Hruber, T Franks, Maurice Thatcher, and Judge James Breathitt, and ends with Long resuming rank in the party.
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B. P. Marrow
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Ben L. Hruper
T. Franks
Maurice H. Thatcher
James Breathitt
Owensboro
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Kentucky Tobacco Growers Plan Pool in Dark Belt
Webster county farmers vote to form a statewide pool for dark tobacco belt crops with Dixon to host February 13 meeting. Lewis Hance sponsors the plan, aiming to unite 45 Kentucky counties and as many in Tennessee under a corporate body while not opposing the recent Supreme Court ruling on pooling.
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Dixon
Webster County
Kentucky
Lewis Hance
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Former Henderson Mayor W I Thompson Dies
Henderson Ky Feb 2 Former Mayor W I Thompson who faced a shortage charge after retirement died suddenly of cardiac asthma tonight in his downtown apartment found by roommate Carl Bruns. He was about 60 and had served as mayor twice and led Henderson life for years. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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We Charits
Sterling Thompson
Chicago
Representation for G1 GOP Convention
Washington reports the Republican National Committee approved a new representation plan for the next National Convention. States totaling 290 electoral votes have ratified the plan, surpassing the required majority, with alternates and district delegates included. Details of state ratifications and future canvassing by districts will be released by the committee.
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New Jersey
New York
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Oklahoma
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Election Crooks To Face Trial In Terre Haute Case
United States District Court in Indianapolis rules federal jurisdiction over election machine tampering. Doan M. Roberts, Terre Haute mayor, and 26 others face trial for alleged conspiracy to corrupt the November 3, 1914, election. Arraignments set for March 8. 116 of 126 indicted have been arrested. 83 pleaded guilty, five not guilty, 27 demurred.
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United States District Court
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R H. Redman
Vigo County
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Thomas Smith
Harry 8. Montgomery
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George Ehrenhardt
Johm Masselink
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United States
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