Knights of Pythias convention opens in Lowville
The Kentucky Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias met at Hotel Henry Watterson to hear annual reports and welcome more than 960 members and Khorestans. A new temple was initiated by Esther Temple No. 6 Newport, with festivities including a river excursion aboard the East St. Louis.
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Wall
The
Pythian Sistore
Convon
Esther Temple
Newport
Pythian Sisters
East St. Louis
Lowlaville
Grand Lodge
J. L. Anderson
Manchester
White K. Moss
Pineville
B. G. Pormann
Louisville
JW. Carter
Lexington
E. P. Eubank
Bowling Green
Exchequer
R. M. Hunter
Nicholaville
Dr. B. Dunkie
Covington
George Orwin
Somerset
Death toll may reach seventy after New York cyclone
New York on June 13 reports a rising death toll from a cyclone storm that swept the city and suburbs Sunday. Forty five dead and sixteen missing are listed with crews still recovering bodies from wrecked boats off Long Island Sound. The Bronx grand jury probes the Clason's Point Ferris wheel crash where seven died and forty injured as officials face the owner. Insurance notes compare losses to major disasters as power, glass, and roof damage run into millions.
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New York
Suburbs
Long Island Sound
Bronx
Grand Jury
Clason’s Point
Yonkers
Ford Lease Debate Shifts in Senate Hearing on Muscle Shoals
Senate Agriculture Committee chairman Norris said no evidence supports expanding Ford propaganda and warned of real estate bidders and congressional candidates backing Ford. White House sources indicate President Harding wants Congress free to decide on Henry Ford's lease and purchase of Muscle Shoals, stressing potential national benefits.
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Washington
Ford
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Alabama
Harding
Manele Bhowly
White Hone
Henry Ford
Atuedy Shoals
Congram Doult Pain
Notice to creditors in Bean estate filings Hartford Ky
Creditors of the W F Bean and Delila Bean estates must present claims to Administrator A B Carson or to Barnes and Smith Attorneys at Hartford Kentucky by August 1, 1924 or be barred. Debts owed should be settled promptly. Dated June 14, 1922.
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W. F. Bean
Delila Bean
Barnes & Smith
Hartford
Local Social Guests and Farm Sale Notice
Herbert and Mrs Miller and Myrtle Barnett visited Mr and Mrs V Flowers Sunday. George Holland and family joined Mr and Mrs Myrtle Floyd Sunday. Miss Jena Milligan spent the week with friends in Pordsville. L J Taylor and children attended Haynesville church Sunday night. Virgie Mae and Nina Burnette visited Daisy Belle Hobbs in Haynesville. Abe Howe and child Loupllen visited Homer Corley Sunday. Elizabeth House stayed with friends in Owndaboro. W R Skinner visited J B Brunner Sunday. A sale will open on Barker Farm Tuesday.
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Mra
BR. M. Miller
Myrtle Barnett
V. Flowers
George Holland
Myrtle
Floyd
Jena Milligan
Pordsville
L. J. Taylor
Haynesville
Virgie Mae
Nina Burnette
Daisy Belle Hobbs
Abe Howe
Little Slaughter
Loupllen
Homer Corley
Elzabeth
Owdnaboro
W. R. Skinner
J. B. Brun
Barker
Kentucky Ends Assembly as 84 New Laws Take Effect
Frankfort Kentucky June 13 Kentucky today had eighty four new laws Ninety days ago at midnight the 1922 General Assembly ended At that hour all measures except those not carrying emergency clauses became laws Fifty four Senate bills and thirty House bills were among the new laws Key measures include Smith Minor general registration law the Smith bill expanding powers of the State Railroad Commission the Quakes bill fixing a seven month school term Bright road light bill rear view mirrors for motor trucks Watts bill making train wrecking punishable as murder Perry bill repealing the first class city housing law Bell bill exempting newspaper and job plants from local taxation Moss bill modifying the criminal syndicalism law Perry bill eliminating grade crossings in Louisville Davis bill appropriating 21000 for the West Kentucky Normal School Paducah and Watts bill 10000 for the Home for the Incurables The McCaw trading stamp bill is being challenged in Covington The Simmons Highway Department re organization measure also passed and becomes effective January 1 1923 if upheld by the courts Governor Morrow did not veto nor sign the bill and the Lieutenant Governor reserved to sign It remains to be seen if a court ruling will let the measure take effect)
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Frankport
Kentucky
General Assembly
Senate
House
Smith
State Railroad Commission
Bright Road
Bright bin
Watts
Perry
Bell
Moss
Louisville
Davis
West Kentucky Normal School
Paducah
McCaw
Covington
Restra-Ion Bil
Simmons Highway Department
Morrow
Jretuerd
Sigm M
Court of Appeals
Beads Oddly Strung by J D Claire Ouija of Louisville and Local Gossip
Tape Fluke visits Louisville for Republican week others mention drought in Daviess County. The letter-writer notes Hartford locals Wilbur Tinsley and Mrs Claude Mankenship, jokes about Arthur Kirk and nurses, and a feud between Fluke and Cox. The writer plans to visit Hartford August 12 for a week at the Republican office and previews tobacco gifts for friends.
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Louteville
Hartford
Wilburo Tinsley
Claude Mankenship
F. Fluke
A. Cox
Fluke
Cox
Tam Givin
Jim Carter
Frank Wallace
Dillis Ward
Bill Keene
Pud Stevens
Sunday School and Singing Progress at Coolspring
Mrs. Mollie Hines improves from pneumonia as Coolspring hosts Sunday school and singing. Visitors include Ester McConnel and son Karl from Herrin Illinois. Other locals, Mrs. Deusla Swalm and Mrs. Ida Brown in Me Henry, and extended family gather at Rockport and with Ben Woodburn, Arthur Miller, and Cephas Raymer celebrate a newborn girl.
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Mollie Hines
Ester McConnel
Karl
Herrin
Deusla Swalm
da Brown
Henry
Marvin Hines
Rockport
Hines
Alvin Bender
Herrin, Til
Ben Woodburn
Cephas Raymer
Shipping Board Chairman Remarks At Washington Address
Chairman Lawker of the U S shipping board speaks in Washington about critics overestimating the board. He recalls a young matron who explains how the electric light works to a banker, saying you simply press a button and the light comes on. The anecdote emphasizes simple explanations for complex ideas.
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Lawker
U. S. Shipping Board
Washington
Shipping Board
Questions and Bible Answers in a Shina Volume
Prayerful study prompts present questions on Proverbs 1 8 Ephesians 5 16 20 James 2 and Philippians 4 8 with verses cited and a fiscal plan proposal outlining a 2 6 billion cash bonus funded by special taxes on banks and foreign indebtedness proceeds, plus a Ladd tax proposal on banks.
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Treasury
Ladd
Practical Pointers for Potatoes and Polishing
Expert cooks boil potatoes in a wire basket then finish in a warm oven to yield flaky mealy spuds. A rag with diluted sulphuric acid cleans medicine stains from silver spoons, followed by thorough washing. old woolen stocking tips create a makeshift polishing unit.
Harding Pushes Bonds Bill Amid Senate Tensions
Senate Republicans, with White House support, push to move the soldiers bonus bill as debates over tariff measures continue. Senator McCumber plans to call up the bill soon while party leaders seek a conference on the two bills. Proposals, including a new form by Senator Ladd of North Dakota, are under consideration.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Harding
White House
Massachusetts
Ladd
Republican
North Dakota
Local Folks Entertain Visitors and Travel Notes
Mrs Claud Quinsynberry and Evelyn visit Mrs Quissenberrys parents Mr and Mrs John Gathers and Mr and Mrs Fred Furght of Beaver Dam. Mr and Mrs Mac Cook of Hartford visit their son Ray. Leslie Miller at home. Earle Miller of Norman Okla visiting parents Ud place. Lisi Miler W B McDaniel and A R Stone of Hartford in town. A W Quissenberry spent Monday in Hartford. Ethel Daniel and M C Stone went to Louiseville on I C Excursion. Mrs Curtus Payton and children visiting her parents Pat fervon. Tom Payton, once with Bond Bros in Isley Ky, at home this week. Inspector visited Tuesday. L Doman and Charlie Paught left for Deanfield for jobs.
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Claud Quinsynberry
Evelyn
Quissenberry
John Gathers
Fred Furght
Beaver Dam
Mac Cook
Hartford
Mr. Cook
Ray
Leslie Miller
Earl Miller
Norman
Oklo
Ud Place
Singing Convention Notice at Hartford Ohio County Fair Grounds
The Ohio County Singing Convention will meet at the Ohio County Fair Grounds in Hartford on July 4th. All county singing classes are urged to be present. Horach Taylor, Sect.
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Ohio County
Ohio County Fair Grounds
Hartford
Horach Taylor
Owensboro to host largest fair and race meeting
Owensboro prepares for a record fair and race meeting from September 4 to 9 under the Daviess County Fair and Expo sition. Senator Stanley accepts invitation to address Labor Day and the Owensboro Derby is run that day. Local events include a children’s program and a busy social scene amid some illnesses in the area.
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Owensboro
Daviess County
Washington
Lexington
Hopkinsville
Louisville
Newcomb Family Illness and Hartford Visit
Mr. Newcomb is very ill at present. Miss Versa Newcomb will return to Hartford the last of this week after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Newcomb, of this place.
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Newcomb
Versa Newcomb
Hartford
Mr. L. L. Newcomb
Twin mix up leaves mother unsure which boy is lost
In Baltimore a mother aboard a street car forgets which of her twin sons Edwin Goviorgwekt and Milton Gosiorowski is missing after being distracted by another woman's hat. She must ask Milton to identify the correct twin before police confirm the disappearance.
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Baltimore
Edwin Goviorgwekt
Milton Gosiorowski
Edwin
Sho
Milton
Volcano gases may power homes near Kilauea
Honolulu May 1 1914 Volcanologist Dr Immanuel Friedlaender arrived to study Kilauea and nearby extinct craters on Hawaii The scientist from the Volcanological Institute of Naples noted the gases from the volcano could be used commercially much like a Florence area community that powers itself with a nearby volcano This is his fourth Hawaii trip with prior visits in 1892 1899 and 1907 His main task is to document changes since the last investigation.
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Honolulu
T. H
Kilauea
I Land
Hawaii
Florence
Italy
Immanuel Friedlaender
Friedlaender
Naples
Kiauea
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Louleville
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Charlie
Daviess
Arthur Kirk
Arthur
Joe Wilson
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Watterson Hotel
Tr.nce
Ike
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Buddy
Chevrolet
Wallace
Taylor & Morris
Shina
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Singing Convention Notice
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O. N. Tinsley
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