Republican National Convention Opens with Lodge Lead
Chicago June 9 The Republican National Convention opened with a keynote speech by Senator Lodge and selections for permanent officers. Lodge led on the initial balloting for permanent chairman, with Beveridge and McCormick as rivals. Delegates praised the plan, urging unity to oust the Wilson dynasty.
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Chicago
Jane
Tomas
Gerston
Lodge
Senator Lotge
Enator Woade
Beveridge
McCormick
Hainois
Llinois
Squater Lodge
William Barnes
New York
Goodrich
Indiana
Senator McCormick
Ogivaby
Illinois
Hays
Wilson Dynasty
League of Nations
League
Resolutions
Senator Watson
Prospect for Hartford club funding grows
Hartford shows solid support for a hall club with about 200 raised to cover uniforms and equipment costs and another group pledging 25 each to boost funds.
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Hartford
Bride Miss Bond Weds T. J. Turley In Elizabethtown Ceremony
In Elizabethtown June 4 a Baptist church wedding united Mids Arstie of Elizabethtown and T. J. Turley of Owensboro. Bride’s bridesmaids include Ruth McGlumlin Akron Katherine Hand Mildred Boyd and Daisy Thomas Albert. Ushers James McClay Preston Troutman Louleville Ben Ford Owensboro Clarence Bond P. H. Brabeck and R. S. Bowen. Rev J E D Andrews officiated.
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Elizabethtown
the Baptist Church
Thir City
Mids Arstie
T. J. Turley
Owensboro
Bruce Montgomery
Danville
R. S Bowen
Eligapethtown
Ruth McGlumn
Akron
Ohio
Katherine Hand
Mildred Boyd
Daisy Thomas Albert
Mesera
James McClay
Preston Troutman
Louleville
Ben Ford
Clarence Bond
P. H. Brabeck
R. 8. Bowen
J. E. D.andrews
Bond
Oscar Bond
Turley
T. J
Death of Mrs Samuel Baird Retold by Rev Bennett
Obituary notes the death of Tibatha Ann Baird born 1834 in Ohio County. She married Samuel L. Baird in 1850 and had fourteen children, nine surviving, with sixty two great and two great great grandchildren. A devout Methodist, she lived humbly, worked diligently, and died trusting in Christ. A large funeral crowd reflected wide family and community esteem.
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Tibatha Ann Baird
Ohio County
Samuel L. Baird
Methodist Church
Nocreek
Jesus
Rev
R. D. Bennett
Allen Acquitted in Camp Knox Court Martial
Otis Allen, a soldier at Camp Knox, was tried and acquitted at a primary court martial last week for the shooting death of Roy Moan in Hea ver Dam weeks earlier. Allen was sent to arrest Moan on a charge of detention and shot him as Moan tried to escape aboard an outgoing ship. Beaver Dam witnesses testified, and the case facts were clearly proven.
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Otis Allen
Camp Knox
Roy Moan
Heaver Dam
Allen
Dots
Beaver Dar
Notice to Public by Gillespie Bros Cash Basis
On and after July 10 the business will operate strictly on a cash basis. Customers should be prepared to pay with cash for completed work and should not expect credit from Gillespie Bros.
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Gillespie Bros
Kentucky Delegates Re-elect Heat Leader
Kentucky delegates reelected National Committeeman Alvin T. Hert of Louisville at a Chicago caucus. The meeting named Louisville and others to committees for the national convention and selected officers. Lodge urged peace and warned against League of Nations as President Wilson's policy.
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Kentucky
Robert D. Anderson
Chicago
Alvin T. Hert
Louteville
Hert
Sec
Louieville
Permanent
Edwin P. Morrow
Frankfort
M. L. Galvin
Covington
Hartford Couples Take Out Marriage Licenses
Archie D Hoover and Dolls Bartlett of Hartford obtain a license. William Foreman of Narrows weds Sadie Casey of Fordeville. Otis Dever of Hartford licenses his marriage with Zelia Day of Olaton.
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Archie D. Hoover
Hartford R
Dolls Bartlett
Hartford
Horse Branch Community Notes and Visits
Horse Branch residents report visits among relatives at Fairview Owensboro and Renfrew while Miss Zelpha Keeton and Miss Katy DeHart are spending the week with local friends. Mr Allen Wallan travels to Texas oil fields. a dance drew local youth last Saturday. Misa Kathleen Huntler and others attended services with Rev Grehon at Salem.
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Charlie DeHart
Harold
Fairview
Zelpha Keeton
Owensboro
Katy Destart
Hereial Sandofur
Mink Frieda
Renfrew
Launéford
Beaver
Allen Wallan
Texas
DeHart
Mise
Zelpha
Feveton
Kathleen Huntler
Marlow
Rev
Grehon
Salom
Bota
Golds
Maden Brown
Iving du Owenabors
Williams
Whitesville
Utd
D. Bean
Alyette Caneon
Devonia Coots
Local Notices Mention Changes in Owensboro and Officials
Fragmentary notes reveal Dr J Beanhaw opening an office in Owensboro while Col J M Johnson, ex Hartford Herald writer and Johnson Hotel proprietor, resigns and moves to the second story of his constable as a compelled relocation. The line quips a preference to be Jerry Canon's umpire.
Tractors Sold as Acton Bros Shipments Draw Buyers
Acton Bros. received a car load of tractors last week and buyers awaited unloading. The sale signals farmers embracing intensive farming for larger crops with less labor. Purchasers include Lon Crow, Homer Lindley, W C Blankenship, Theodore Hill, Walter Campbell, and John Sam Ford.
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Acton Bros
Lon 20 Crow
Homer Lindley
W. C. Blankenship
Theodore Hill
Walter Campbell
John Sam Ford
Ohio County Court Probate of H P Taylor Will
The Ohio County Court convened Monday in regular session and probated the will of the late Hon. H P Taylor naming John Taylor and Dr Woolfolk Barrow as executors. The docket was continued to the next term.
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Ohio County Court
H. P. Taylor
John Taylor
Woolfolk Barrow
Personal News and Social Events
The small son of Mr and Mrs Edward Himes died last Friday after suffering whooping cough. The body was buried Saturday at Oakwood Cemetery. Misses Kennedy and Mary Warren Collins left yesterday for Akron Ohio to visit their aunt Mrs M V Bean and Mr Bean. They will visit Niagara Palis before returning home.
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Edward Himes
Oakwood Cemetery
Misses Kennedy
Mary Warren Collins
Akron
Ohio
M. V. Bean
Mr. Bean
Niagra Palis
Town Makes Gentle Social and Medical News Rounds
Mr J B Tappan took his daughter Mary Louise to Owensboro for a tonsil operation. it was successful and she is recovering well. A dance at the rink drew many local and out of town guests with a two piece Owensboro jazz band. Frank Felix arrived from Florida and Mrs Felix will join him in Hartford soon. Walter Greep, last year at the University of Alabama, visits Hartford and recalls his English chair and theology studies. J B Wells and son Glendon depart Akron for home. Miss Hildred Barnard accompanies Mrs Wells. Emory Schroader leaves for Princeton after days in Farlington for stereoscope work. Olle Howard returns from Lexington after a year in Kentucky. he will soon move to Cleveland to work with Bailey Meter Co.
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J. B. Tappan
Mary Louise
Owensboro
Miss Tappan
Mr. Frank Felix
Florida
Mrs. Felix
Louisville
Will
Hartford
Walter Greep
University of Alabama
Greep
Olle Howard
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Howard
College of Electrical Engineering
Cleveland
Ohio
Bailey Meter Co
Missing 4 year old mare in Kentucky seeks information
Beaver Dam Kentucky resident Carl M. Taylor seeks help locating a bay bald-faced Percheron mare standing about 16 hands high. Any information about this mare is greatly appreciated.
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Carl M. Taylor
Beaver Dam
New York City population tops five and a half million
Washington reports New York City and county population at 5,621,181 as of January 2, up 854,268 since 1910. The gain is the smallest in a decade except 1870, with Manhattan borough dropping 47,439 while Bronx and Queens post record gains amid faster transit and migration shifts.
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Washington
New York City
London
London I
County of
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
McHenry Triumph Over Beaver Dam In Scoring Spree
McHenry defeated Beaver Dam last Sunday 6 to 3 after Beaver Dam relied on second string pitcher and later brought in Cisel. A series of walks and misplays in the sixth inning opened the door for the seven run swing and the decisive score.
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Beaver Dam
McHenry
Cisel
Thomas Morris Called by Many as Lige Dies at Home
Thomas Morris or Lige Morris died after a long illness at his Dukehurst area home last Monday evening. He leaves a widow, daughter and three sons. Ernest Morris, noted in Hartford auto circles, is one of his sons. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Concord Church where he had long been a member. Burial followed in Concord Cemetery.
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Thomas Morris
Lige
Dukehurst
Morris
Ernest Morris
Hartford Automobile
Concord Church
New M. G
Snell
Concord
Ice delivery notice from Beaver Dam factory weights and prices
Ice customers in Beaver Dam Kentucky are notified of delivery weights and tiered prices. Block customers at 2.40 per block. other tiers include 60 ths per cwt and 26 Ibs per trade with various minimums. Trade under 26 ths at 125 per cwt. If customers are unsatisfied with factory weight higher prices may apply. Truck delivery expected with less shrinkage this season. Agreement between W W Hocker and Bitte Lee Co Hartford Kentucky.
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Beaver Dam
Inez
Lee
W. W. Hocker
Bitte Lee Co
Hartford
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