British Threat to Resume Irish Rule After Treaty
Belfast reports say heavy violence followed new special constable forces, with Wbeld and Campbell badly wounded as arson and bombing rose. Churchill in Commons pledges Britain will reclaim governing power over Ireland if the Provisional Government fails to honor the Anglo Irish treaty, warning of possible military action and Dublin occupation.
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Belfast
Filerce
Roulston
Campbell
Crown
London
Great Britain
Ireland
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Eamonn de Valera
Rik
Churchil
Dublin
de Valera
Ulster
Mr. de Valera
Charles Craig
Northern Ireland
Local Masons Hold Memorial Service
Hartford Lodge No 675 F A M held memorial services Sunday at 2 pm at the Christian Church in honor of members who answered the summons. The event drew many visiting members, with Rev Russell Walker delivering opening remarks and several musical selections. Graveside decorates followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Hartford Lodge
Christan Church
Stotey Lodges
Riesell Walker
William Savage
Tinsley
George P. Jones
Walker
Lang
Savage
Masons
Oakwood Cemetery
Donovan to be electrocuted after clemency denial
William P. Donovan, refused clemency by Gov McCray and the Board of Pardons, will be electrocuted at Michigan City Prison. The death row march will begin after midnight. His wife left him after abuse, and she died by his gun. Donovan then wounded himself. Warden Fogarty said Donovan was reconciled and would face death bravely. His daughter, Mable Donovan, pleaded against commutation or further reprieve.
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Donovan
Mable Donovan
Harrodsburg
Governor and Pardon Board
Financial backing for weed growers in Kentucky speech
Lexington Kentucky June Eugene Meyer Jr. praised cooperative marketing associations among farmers including Burley growers. He pledged Wet Finance Corporation support, noting loans totaling millions and strong relations with co operatives. He hailed cooperative marketing as salvation for Southern agriculture and stressed American staples as solid collateral for financing and orderly marketing.
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Lexington
Eugene Meyer Jr
Burley Growers Association
Wet Finance Corporation
Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Mrs Rowan Holbrook Hosts Ladies Social Club at Home
Mrs Rowan Holbrook entertained the Ladies Social Club at her home Friday afternoon with progressive rock music and dainty refreshments. Guests included Mia Overhults Cole Anna Laura Rowan and Mia Henderson Murphree from Owensboro, plus Mesdames H T and McHeary Holbrook of Hartford.
Bonus measure okayed by Senate Finance Committee
Washington May 31 The McCumber soldier bonus plan was favorably reported by the Senate Finance Committee by a 9 to 4 vote. The effective date shifted from October 1 to January 1 1923 to allow six months for the bonus machine. The Smoot life insurance plan failed 4 to 5 with Democrats Simmons Walsh Gerry opposing, Republicans McCumber Curtis Watson Sutherland La Follette voting for. Committee revisions removed the lands reclamation issues and forfeiture provisions.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Simmons
Gerry
McCumber
Curtis
Watson
Sutherland
la Follette
McLean
House
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Hartford pastor returns from Southern Baptist Convention
Rev. Russell Walker, pastor of the Hartford Baptist Church, came home last Friday from Jacksonville, Florida, where he attended the Southern Baptist Convention. He also spent several days in Crescent City as the guest of Dr. B. W. Ford and family, former Hartford citizens.
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Russell Walker
Hartford Baptist Church
Jacksonville
Fln
Southern Baptist Convention
Hey
Walker
Cresent City
B. W. Ford
Hartford
Prominent Louisville Citizen Henry Lane Stone Dies
Henry Lane Stone, longtime Louisville legal figure and former city attorney, retired general counsel of the Louisville Nashville Railroad and Confederate veteran, died at 4 40 p m Wednesday at his home in the Weissing Gauthert Apartments after a half century of city and state public service.
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Henry Lane Stone
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Weissing-Gauthert
Maccabee Ladies to Present The Lady of the Library
The Lady Maccabees with local talent present a play at College Hall on Thursday evening in June at 8 o'clock. Doors open 7 30. Admission 36e, children under 12 pay 25 cents.
University students to return home after summer vacation
Students from Hartford, Beaver Dam, McHenry and other towns are expected to return home from the University of Kentucky during the coming summer break. Names include Martha Carolyn Pate, John Allen Wilson, Powell Tichenor, Henn Tinsley, William Maddox, and others. Byron Williams and Gilmore may also return.
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Martha Carolyn Pate
John Allen Wilson
Powell Tichenor
Henn Tinsley
Hartford
Marshall
Social Club Meets With Misdes Marks
The Minees Marks hosted the Ladies' Social Club at Mrs. T. S. Marks home on Wednesday afternoon. After progressive rock games, refreshments were served. Attending were Mesdames Clarence Overhultz of Cedar Edge Cole Leon Bishop Charten M. Crowe and John P. Taylor, all from the city.
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Minees Marks
T. S. Marks
Cuesta
Mesdames
Clarence Overhultz
Cedar Edge
Cole
Leon Bishop
Charten M. Crowe
John P. Taylor
City
Memorial services at Brick House Cemetery observed
A sizable gathering attended the annual memorial services at Brick House Cemetery on May 20. The program included talks and performances plus decorating the graves of deceased friends and relatives.
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Brick House
Denby leads inspection of Panama canal defenses
May 29 United States Transport Henderson carrying Secretary of the Navy Denby and Naval Academy Class of 1881 members sailed toward Japan. Before departure Denby’s party toured the canal fortifications. Also noted: Miss Bessie Morton left for Louisville to visit niece Miss Sallye Harris Bean and sister Miss Burns.
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Panama
United States
Henderson
Denby
Naval Academy
Japan
Bessie Morton
Louisville
Neice
Sallye Harris Bean
Mia
Chester Stevens
Bturens
Riversiders Triumph 13 10 In Long Leitehfield Showdown
The Riversiders defeated Leitehfield 13 to 10 in a hard fought game Sunday. Hartford battery Pelix Glenn Browning supported by Merediths topped Leitehfield’s Merediths. Morgantown’s colored crowd watched as Hartford held off the visitors.
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River Hide
Evrybody
Riversiders
Leitehfield
Pelix
Glenn
Browning
Hartford
Meredith
Hoover fixes coal prices across producing districts
Washington May 31 Secretary Hoover announced maximum fair prices for spot coal after agreements with producer committees. Prices vary by district including Alabama 25 cents below Garfield scale and other districts at 3.56 a ton. plans aim to curb price spikes during the strike with long contracts below set levels and cost considerations guiding adjustments.
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Washington
Hoover
Alabama
Harlan and Hazard
Kentucky
Appalach
Tennesee
Pocahontas
New River
Tag River
West Virginia
Tennessee
OBE
Publishers Buy Hart County News in Munfordville
Hodgenville publishers B W Creel and R M Munford announce acquisition of Hart County News based in Munfordville. Tyler Munford, son of KR M Munford and University of Kentucky journalism graduate, joins in the new management. First full operation period begins in two weeks.
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Hodgenville
B. W. Creel
R. M. Munford
Herald News
Hart County News
Munfordville
Tyler Munford
KR. M. Munford
School of Journalism
University of Kentucky
Reverend Frazier Attends Rural Pastors Conference
Reverend T T Prosier, pastor of the Hartford Chowit M E Church, visits Russellville for ten days to attend the school for rural pastors. Dr Arnold as dean may deliver lectures alongside leading bishops during the meeting.
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T .T. Prosier
Hartford
M. E
Russellville
Mon
A Arnold
Lec Ures
Mey
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Virginia
Harding
Moses
Danville
Executive Department
Richmond
Aimilar
Danville Meatsssr
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Justice
Weston W
Beaver Dam
Cromed
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Riverside Park
Smokes
Morgantown
Rockport
Melfenry
Centertown
Hittle Park
Dias
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Garfield
Hodgenville Publishers
Hart Paper
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