Allies Stand Pat On Fieume Affair In Paris Note
Paris, Feb 16. Great Britain and France reject Wilsons demand to alter Adriatic policy and vow to press the London compromise giving Jugoslavia concessions. Italy is touted as pivotal while Wilson warns of non intervention in European affairs if America is bypassed. Belgrade faces internal friction as Italy and Jugoslavia may settle the Adriatic issue between themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Great Britain
New
Wilson
Tumoud
London
Flume
League of Nations
Albania
America
Adriatic
Italy
Romeé
Kaly
United States
Signor Nitti
Witton
Lloyd George
Jugo-Slavia
Belgrade
Davidoviteh
Alexander
Jugo-Blavia
Prowler Nitti
Chaon
Ualted Stopes
Tumulyul
White House
Frohce
Europe
Ohio County Deaths Chronicle Local Losses and Notables
A county obituary roundup lists Rev Fuqua’s funeral record and thirty three churchburials, plus deaths in Fought, Warren Boyd, Sandefur, Robinson, Dennis Myers, J Warren Baker, Dr F Calvert, infant WillieMartin, and Loyd children. Burials in Mt Vernon, Walton’s Creek, and Goshen noted. influenza, pneumonia, tuberculosis blamed for several deaths.
A Banker Displays Rare Coins In Hartford Office
The cashier of the Bank of Hartford visited our office with a collection of coins that included a $2.00 gold piece a $1.00 piece and a 25 cent coin the collection sparked remark as the rare dimensions and dates fascinated us though we admit little interest in money save for bankers and big profiteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashier
Bank of Hartford
Mut
Beaver Dam and Hartford Ring Up Tight Local Hoops Clash
The Beaver Dam town team met the Hartford basketball squad Saturday night in a close game. Hartford led most of the way as Glenn starred with sharp shooting from the free throw line. Both teams struggled to finish at the basket with 18 fouls called on Hartford and a scoring tally of four field goals apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
Hartford
Glenn
Claude King
Renter
King
Une Wpe
Hartford Rogers
F. Glenn
Ronder
F. Taylor
Hoover
Gardner
Duke
Keown
G. Barrass
Alford
Ral City Squeals Hartford High in Central City loss
Central City High School defeated Hartford High 44 to 18 on a Muhlenberg trip. Substitutes Walker Harrass Harper Bilis Williams and Crowe played for Central City. The Hartford players returned intact though clearly affected by the lopsided score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral City
Hartford High School
Hartford
Muhlenbure
Waterloo
Central City
Walker
Harrass
Harper
Bilis
Williams
Crowe
Nate
Wash Duncan Dead in East Hartford Home
Wash Duncan, a colored man known for his eccentric yet loyal character, died at his East Hartford home Sunday after a brief illness of fever and pneumonia. He lived alone in a small shack in the eastern part of town and was scarcely seen in the streets in his final days. The community across Portford and Howan knew him as a loner with strong edges, faithful to a select few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Duncan
East Hartford
Wash
Portford
Influenza and Pneumonia Case Update From Local Health Board
New influenza cases total 398 since December with 10 pneumonias. latest report 74 adds to the count. Epidemic waning overall but Centertown-area remains active. officials expect improvement in coming days. Judge Mack Cook chairs the Board of Health with E B Pendleton as secretary.
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Centertown
Mack Cook
E. B. Pendleton
Seey Board of Health
Permits to Marry Include Hartford Couples and Others
Public marriage notices list R A Danks of Nelson to Athol Woods of Cerviva Rowel Park Route 6 Hartford and Mariah B Thomas of Hartford R J. George W Claxton of McHenry to Lula Witham of Molleary.
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R. A. Danks
Nelson
Athol Woods
Cerviva
Rowel Park
Hartford
Mariah B. Thomas
R. J
George W. Claxton
McHenry
Lula Witham
Molleary
Public Notice of Rescheduled Auction Date
Inclement weather forced postponement of the sale last Saturday. The sale will be conducted again on the next available Saturday, February 1, by Berhoads, at the usual location under public notice.
Diploma Winners and Exams At Fordaville Districts
About 127 students across Fordaville Beaver Dam and Hartford sat January exams with 100 earning diplomas. West Norfolk led by 25 percent pass rate while Chapman District had 8 passers. Florine Miller of Taylor Mines topped with 99 average. list of passers follows with many local names.
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Fordaville
Beaver Dam
Hartford
Chapman
Mise Florine Miller
Taylor Mines
Gertie Kuykendoll
Sinnott
Mary Pirtie
Beatrice Ford
Orabel Thomasson
May Godsey
Lena Henry
William Boswell
Clyde Bartlett
Walter Westerfield
Ruth Lowe
Grace Hill
Ena Wester
Victoria Canary
Corinne Ward
Lydia Pirtle
Ethel Richeson
Erma Dolores Miller
Lorene Condit
Bonnie Sosh
Heathrow Gildsleeve
Dr Ville Hoover
Glenn Higes
Martine ‘Taylor
Gertrude Pirtle
Morrell Hoover
Earl Bartlett
Bernice Ford
Zonia Jones
Lena Oma Ward
Anna Maud Durbin
Noel Patton
Myrtle Kelley
J. ©. Lindley
Anna Loulve Hill
Laura Ford
Elvis D. Brown
Clay Leach
Willie Raley
Sep. T. Williams
Clayton Hocker
D. Leach
Guy Russell
Eva Carter
Lorine Maddox
Lolita Snodgrass
Lena Wallace
Hallie Weller
Jack Maddox
Floye Raines
Mildred Taylor
Vera Rhoads
Frank Casebier
Jonnathan Rogers
Bessie Russell
Lois Hudson
Flora Miller
Clara
Official Call for Republican Convention in Ohio County
Official call issued by the Republican Executive Committee of Ohio County to meet at Hartford Court House on Saturday November 28 1920 at 1 PM to elect 33 delegates and 33 alternates for the State Convention in Louisville March 3 1920, select 23 delegates and 9 alternates for the Fourth Congressional District Convention in Elizabethtown March 1 1920, and nominate two electors for the State at large for the November 2 1920 election. witnessed February 16 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republan State Central Committee
Ohio County
Court House
Hartford
Kentucky
Louisville
Republican Party
Chicago
Illinois
Kilzabethtown
E.G. Barrass Ch
Tinsley
Break in Big Pour May Signal End of A M Protest
Washington reports a major protest by the United States government to allied prime ministers over a secret agreement settling the Fiume question contrary to President Wilson’s plan. Officials say the dispute marks a serious break in the Big Four, though the note is now tied to the Adriatic issue.
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Washington
United States
Fiume
Wilson
Adriatic
Vi Ie
Bishop Faught and Bishop Unite in Rockport Marriage
Atrice Faught and Mixa Nefifo Bishop wed in Rockport Indiana on February 11 joined by Mrs O M Bishop. Faught from Centertown and Mrs Faught from Lon Star were widely liked by many friends in a brief society notice.
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Atrice Faught
Mixa Nefifo |Bishop
O. M.bishop
Rockport
Ind
Louisville Markets Cattle Hogs and Produce Prices Report
Market notes show cattle pricing with heavy steers at 12 to 19, heavy shipping steers 10.50 to 12, and other categories. hogs down 75 cents across weights with best hogs 13.28 to 14.50. sheep and lambs offerin gs extremely high with bulk lambs 14 to 16 and best sheep around 7. Produce prices list eggs 46 dozen, butter 32 to 38 cents, poultry prices for hens, spring chickens, ducks, turkeys, and other fowl varying by weight and class.
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Lse W
Health in Oak Grove County notes flu cases and moves
In Oak Grove the county reports several flu cases and local relocations. Residents include Bart Smith from Simimane inviting his parents, Squire Smith and wife, and Nate Keown leaving his farm for Cromwell. Happenings mention Mr. Janne Kessinger moving to the farm, H. K. James moving into the area, and W. J. Lankford’s daughter Plessi improving after bed confinement. Roads are poor, four horses needed to pull a wagon to Cromwell for market, Dr. Allen is busy tending the sick, and tax payers face property assessments plus tobacco bed work and seeding.
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Bart Smith
Simimane
Squire Smith
Nate Keown
Cromwell
Janne Kessinger
H. K. James
W. J. Lankford
Plessi
Dr. Allen
Spo
Charlie Porter
Green River
Coroner's Inquest Details Lexington Mob Riots Deaths
Coroner John Anglin held an inquest into deaths from the Lexington mob riot tied to the Will Lockett case. Verdicts found Benjamin F. Carrier not linked to the riot. others died from wounds from militia and unknown shooters. Witnesses numbered twenty two. a revolver was found in J. L. Thomas's right shoe. The shooting's start on courthouse steps. crowd size estimated twenty to one hundred. durations ranged five seconds to a minute. Some testified shots from the County Judge Bullock's office. others swore he stayed in the Circuit Court room. George Lulgart was struck but not seriously hurt. Mr. Robert Mason and Miss Sallye May wed in Springfield, Ohio on the 12th. The groom is son of I. S. and Mrs. Mason. the bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. May, formerly of this community.
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Lexington
John Anglin
Ste
Will Lockett
Little Geneva
Hardman
Benjamin F. Carrier
L. Mr. King
John M. Rogers
J. L. Thomas
James Maxsengale
William Ethtington
Cornerer Anglin
Versailles
Thomas
Snallest
Court House
Hunt
Bullock
Circuit Court
George Lulgart
Robert Mason
Sallye May
Springfield
Ohio
Pairview Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Deaths
Bro Philippe kept his normal appointment at this place Saturday. J R Hughs and wife with children visited J R Wilson. Buck Burton hauled tobacco to Owensboro this week. Garland Nelson and Leslie Nelsons visited John Wrights. Mrs Chancellor of Louisville was buried at McCord cemetery Sunday from flu. Wavy Wilson visited Lewis Brown Sunday. Ford sisters from Hartford visiting Mrs Frank Wright. C Duncan cutting timber for Ford Bros near Aimber for a few weeks.
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Bro. Philippe
J. R. Hughs
J. R Wilson
Buck Burton
Owensboro
Garland Nelson
Leslie Nelson
John Wright
Chancellor
Louisville
McCord Cemetery
Wavy Wilson
Lewis Brown
Misses Ford
Hartford
Ars
Frank Wright
Mr. C
Duncan
Aimber
Ford Bros. Ta
Shipbuilding fraud indictment targets Oregon Shipping Board official
Captain J A Blain district manager of the Shipping Board in Oregon and Washington has been indicted for fraud. He allegedly received commissions from the Stewart Davidson Baulpment Co of New York totaling 16 000 on transactions between the company and the Shipping Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Blain
Shipping Board
Oregon
Washington
Fraund
Stewart Davitan Baulpment Co
New York
POW SALE IN HARTFORD KY REPORTED
A fragmented notice from Hartford Kentucky advertises a power sale of a house and lot. It mentions price and seller names, with unclear details due to OCR errors but indicates property listing activity in the area.
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Hartford
Pee Louis
T, Riley
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Fuqua
BE. Fuqua
Thin Pines
Rough Hiver
Clear Ran
Raught Netter. PF
Claton
Regitae
Tarn
Nove
Warren Boyd
Salen Church
Ayoar
Salem
Sandefur
William Fy
Manda
Mt. Zion
Robinson Hob Robinson
Rosine
Myers Dennia Myers
Goshen
Mr. Myers
Calvert
F. Calvert
L.W. Tichenor
Walton's Creek Cemetery
Raburn Willie Martin
Shockney Martin
Wu. Schroader
Rid Pall
Akron
Mt. Vernon
Loyd
Edward
Con
Janie
Walton's Creek
Beaver Dam Hartford Tow Vanesh
Bishop—Faught
Oak Grove
May—Mason
Pairview
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