Rail workers to take strike poll in wage dispute
Chicago June 6 strike vote ordered for railroad workers to decide on accepting wage reductions totaling about 9110,000,000. Ballots go out with returns due June 30. roughly 1,200,000 will be affected. BM Jewell, president of the Railway Employes Department, denounced the labor board as biased while noting major wage cuts since 1920 and links to lower purchasing power. He will attend a conference in Cincinnati with other rail labor leaders as discussions over unauthorized reductions and contract farming out proceed.
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Chicago
BM. Jewell
The
American Websration of Labor
Jewell
Railway Labor Board
Jowell
Railroad Board
Cincinnati
Way
International Asociation of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Tabor, Board
Alteged
Alo
Holbrooks Sail to China for Shanghai Posting
Mr and Mrs McHenry Holbrook and their son John Rowan left Fordeville for Seattle to sail to Shanghai China where Holbrook will resume duties as manager at the International Banking Corporation New York branch. He has served abroad six of his years with eight months vacation and will be away about seven months visiting relatives in Ohio County before the voyage of 5600 miles. The schedule shows arrival around June 27.
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Ohio County
Rowan Holbrook
Hartford
John T. Smith Jr
Fordsville
Holbrooks
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs Renfrow at Valley View Farm
In the absence of Mr and Mrs William Henfrow friends and relatives gathered at Valley View Farm near Dunder to honor Mrs Renfrow on her birthday. It was a planned surprise as she returned home from church. Guests emerged from hiding and a feast was prepared in the dining room with abundant provisions and fare.
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William H. Henfrow
Valley View Farm
Dunder
Renfrow
Tenfrow
Boy Hurt When Pony Flings Child At Picnic
A child riding with Owen Brown at a city outing was badly bruised and knocked unconscious after being trampled by a pony that reared when its feet tangled in wire. He was moved to Owensboro for further checks, then returned home in improved condition and is expected to recover soon.
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Austin U
Owen Brown
City
Owensboro
Children’s Day at Washington Church Service
An all day Children’s Day service will be held at the A M B Church on Sunday June 11. Lunch will be served and all are invited to attend with baskets filled for the occasion.
Subcriber Brown Moves Republican Renewal From Newcastle Indiana
Norval P. Brown of 826 8 17th St Newcastle Ind sends a check for 1.60 to extend his subscription to the Hartford Republican for another year. He praises the home paper and extends best wishes to the paper and his Old Home County.
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Hartford Republican
The
Republican
Norval P. Brown
17Th St
Newcastle
Ind
Long Trim Farm Loans from Louieville Jofit Stock Land Bank
Tam an approved abstractor of the Louieville Jofit Stock Land Bank which makes long term farm loans on good farm land in Ohio county In amounts from $2,500 to $5,000. Small application fee charged but no commission. Rate six per cnt Thirty-three year amortination play Loanvtan be paid at any interest pay ing period after five years or before by paying a small compromise fee, Ample funda, Quick service, It hal ved of loan come to see me. This Bank will not make loans on rough and unimproved lands, CLARENCE BARTLETT, Attorney at Law Hartford, Ky.
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Louieville Jofit Stock Land Bank
Ohio County
Clarence Bartlett
Hartford
Campaign to Eliminate Deadly Crossings Gains Steam
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission tallies 1 072 deaths and 4 818 injuries from grade crossings last year. The American Railroad Association launches Cross Crossings Cautiously urging drivers to stop look and listen before trains pass, with President Harding praising the effort and noting long term elimination remains ideal but distant.
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Washington
Capital News Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inet
American ‘Railroad Asociation
Canada
Harding
Narrows Couple Weds in Owensboro Office Ceremony
Narrows residents Mrs. Cordelia Wilson Shrader and Mr. James T. Petty were married last Thursday in Owensboro by County Judge McFarland in his courthouse office. Both are well known in Narrows with many friends. Petty runs a general mercantile business in Narrows.
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Cordelia Wilson Shrader
James T. Petty
Narrows
Owensboro
McFarland
Petty
Mrs Elvira Miller Dies Near Owensboro at Age
Mrs Elvira Miller widow of Elijah Miller died at her son Marvin Miller s home near Owensboro on Thursday forenoon. Born as a Barrett in Ohio County she spent most of her life in Goshen country and was laid to rest in Miller burying grounds after services by Rev F A Sanders at Goshen M B Church South. She is survived by two sons, WP and Marvin Miller of Owensboro.
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Elvira Miller
Elijah Miller
Marvin Miller
Owensboro
Miller
Miss Barrett
Ignatitia Barrett
Ohio County
Goshen Country
Goshen M. B. Churet South
F. A. Sanders
Centertown
Icens
Barnett Creek Community Notes in Brisk Week
Barnett Creek residents report near completion of community space projects. Mrs. Ona Hussey tends to her father, Lou Hoover, recovering from nervous trouble. A large crowd attended Mrs. Alrabylie Brooks' monument unveiling at Barnett Creek on Sunday. Otway Rhoades and children visited with L. L. Trogdon. Marlin Harrie and family spent Sunday with Dutie Crowe. Wade family and son Lydron from Clear Run visited Mrs. Cloak A. Wade Sunday afternoon.
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Ona Hussey
Lou Hoover
Alrabylie Brooks
Barhett's Creek
Otway Rhoades
L. L. Trogdon
Marlin Harrie
Dutiie Crowe
Wade and Son
Lydron
Clear Run
Mr. Wade
Cloak A. Wade
Features of the Registration Act
Voters may register by mail or in person at their precinct and must declare political affiliation. Penalties for fraud or hindering registration range from fines to felony charges with potential imprisonment. Registration officers must be sworn, and illiterate voters may have their names signed for them by the clerk after stating their literacy status.
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Fromine
Rockport Teams Split In Weekend Baseball Action
Rockport's first team lost 4 2 at Morgantown to Butler County while the second Rockport squad blasted Midway 12 6 at home. Turley and Graves pitched for Rockport on Green River, Fulkerson and Smith for Middle Wayers. Clarkson beat McHenry on Clarkson's grounds, details unclear. Hartford hosts Beaver Dam on their new diamond and Centertown defeated River Siders 10 2 with key hits by Crowe and Tinsley.
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Rockport
Turley
Graves
Rocky Port
Green River
Fulkerson
Smith
Centertown battery stars Everly and Wichrow in tight win
Reneer was spiked in the fifth inning but not seriously hurt and retired from the game as Everly and Wichrow powered Centertown while Tinsley and Gienn led Hartford scorers.
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Ford
Everly
Wichrow
Reneer
Centertown Battery
Tinsley
Gienn
Hartford
Simpson Miller Bride Alma Simpson Marries Urbin Miller in Hartford
Miss Alma Simpson of Cromwell and Urbin Miller of Mt Pleasant County wed in Hartford in the county clerk’s office with Judge Wedd ing officiating. The bride taught in Cromwell consolidated and local graded schools, praised for culture and success. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, is described as an energetic prosperous farmer with many friends.
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Alma Simpson
Cromwell
Urbin Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Hartford
Cromwell Consolidated School
Miller
Jack Miller
Widow Delilah Bean Dies at Sulphur Springs Home
Mrs Delilah Bean widow of W F Bean died at her Sulphur Springs area home Monday afternoon after a long illness. Funeral services held at Mt Vernon church at 3 oclock Tuesday afternoon with interment in the church cemetery.
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Delilah Bean
W. F. Bean
Sulphur Springs
Mt. Vernon
Marriage Licenses List From Local Register Office
Marriage licenses show John Robinson of Echols to Agnes Baugh of Beaver Dam and Elmer Embry of Cromwell to Mora Tohnson of Cromwell. Archie Allen of Hartford Route 3 to Nettle Bartlett of Hartford Route 3. William R. Wholerye of McHenry to Mary Toms of McHenry. Urbin Miller of Beaver Dam Route 1 to Alma Simpson of Cromwell. Garvin Beliles of Decatur Alabama to Flora Campfield of Beaver Dam Route 4.
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John Robinson
Echols
Agnes Baugh
Beaver Dam
Elmer Embry
Cromwell
Mora Tohnson
Archie Allen
Hartford
Nettle Bartlett
Wm. R. Wholerye
McHenry
Mary Toms
Urbin Miller
Alma Simpson
Garvin Beliles
Decatur
Ala
Flora Campfield
Beaver Dom
Mrs Cox visits Hartford with relative from Washington
Mrs J M Cox of Washington arrived in Hartford Thursday of last week to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J Maton. She motored from the capital with Miss Anna Petty Neal who is visiting relatives in Narrows and other points. Mr Cox arrived yesterday to join Mrs Cox in visiting their relatives.
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J. M. Cox
Washington, D. ,C
Hartford
Mrs. J
Maton
Beliles Caught in Decatur Alabama Sheriff Returns With Writ
Sheriff G A Ralph traveled to Decatur Alabama to obtain a governor’s requisition for the transfer of Garvin Beliles, wanted here by Ohio County Court authorities on a seduction charge. Rev Wilcox led a Sunday night service at the M B Church, well attended. Mrs Roy Mattingly of Louisville visited in Pallen Rock and returned home Monday. An ice cream supper and dance Saturday night drew a large crowd. Ray Cook and family and O B Lyons and families were to Hartford and Beaver Dam Sunday. Maj tin from Owensboro to Horse Branch for 15 days. Mr T L Dugan went to Dearfield Tuesday. Mise Hothe May may be visiting relatives at Garfield. The Clayton Ball Team lost to Sulphur Springs 12 to 10 Sunday. Mitchell and Renfrew shipped a car of stock Tuesday. Aymen Quisenberry left for Gates Techn to work for Bond Brow. Mrs Oncar Godsty of Unley Kentucky visited her mother this week. Ray Cook was in Beaver Dam Monday. Smith, working in Louisville, spent Sunday with his family.
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Wilcox
M. B
Roy Mattingly
Louisville
Pallen Rock
Ray Cook
B. Lyons
Hartford
Beaver Dam
Lewis Martin
Owensboro
Majtin
Horse Branch
T. L. Dugan
Deamfield
Mise Hothe
Garfield
Claton
Sulphur Springs
Mitchell & Renfrew
Aymen
Gates
Techn
Bond Brow
Oncar Godsty
Unley
Suit to Test New Registration Law in Kentucky
A Franklin County taxpayer will file suit in Franklin Circuit Court at Frankfort next week to challenge the constitutionality of a state registration law. The case questions proper certification after veto override, with the attorney general recusing and a Democratic committee attorney to defend, amid broad party displeasure over the measure reported by the Louisville Herald.
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Franklin Circuit
Frankfort
Franklin County
Charles T. Dawson
Democratic Committee
Democrats
Morrow
House
Senate
Louisville Herald
Hartford Party On Duting This Week
Dr. A. B. Riley and son John Harve Sheffield Prof. W. P. Rhoads and Sidney Williams left Hartford Monday for Rough River locks for a week long fishing expedition They have not been heard from yet but are expected to bring back notable fishing tales and reports on their return
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A. B. Riley
John
Harve Sheffield
W. P. Rhoads
Sidney Williams
Hartford
Ohio County Teachers' Examination Scheduled for June 16-17
The examination will be held in Fordaville on June 16 and 17 under special arrangements arranged by Superintendent Mrs. I. S. Mason.
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Ohio County
Fordaville
I. 5. Mason
Louisville Cattle Market Quiet as Prices Drift Lower
Cattle market reports show quiet, buyers selective across classes with prices easing. Prime heavy steers bring about $8.25, with ranges for other cattle, veals, and calves noted. lamb demand steady at $14.25 to $14.50 for top lots, with lighter weights softer. Butter, eggs, and poultry buying prices given. shipping costs deducted by buyers.
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Yandell Sargent Ant
Mike Katherine
C. Bradford
Alefred Wright
Patesville
J. Wedding
Walter
W. A. Renfrow
Mra
J. BE. Mitchell
Merv
James A. Dutt
China
Ren Rows
Herding
Pathy
Morgantown
Butler
Clarkson
Limore
Riverside Park
Livermore
Riversiders
Crowe
Rons
G. Crane
Rowe
Hurt
Simpson—Miller
Mrs
Washington, D. C
Beliles
Alabama
G. A. Ralph
Decatur Ala
Olaton
Jl, Smith
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