Wife Sees Lover Slain By Husband In Kentucky
Henderson Kentucky June 16 George Maddox 36 shot and killed Stanley in Sobree after learning of his wife’s affair. Maddox, Standard Urick Co Evansville employee, went to Stanley home and fired twice, blowing off part of Stanley’s head. Maddox surrendered to Marshal Turpin and faces an examining trial. The story also notes Bolshevik concerns about Persia Afghanistan and fate of British Indiaforces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
George Maddox
Stanley
Sobree
Maddox
Standard Urick Company
Evansville
Waveral Works
Aloo
Weeterday
A. Brown
Rho
Bebroe
Trainhl
Turpin
Sebree
Tixon
Wave ends as Omaha heat breaks after eight days
Omaha Ned reports a snow flurry that melted before hitting ground ending an eight day heat wave with a 22 degree drop. In Chicago June 15 Chairman Hays and other Republican figures depart for San Francisco after the convention. Democratic hopefuls see openings with platform planks favorable to light wines and beers and Cox's Ohio nomination strengthening Cox in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ned
Plague Reports Spur City Efforts in Pensacola
June 15 report confirms a second bubonic plague case in Pensacola causing officials to accelerate eradication plans. Nearby Vera Cruz and Tampico also report new cases and deaths, while Dohtrind and India movement chatter adds regional intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Tampico
Hyeelsler
American Canning Experts Spread Techniques in France
Last year France borrowed three U S canning specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture. They taught many French agricultural directors and professors at a principal agricultural college the American methods of canning and drying. This year the Americans will continue demonstrations and lectures across multiple regions with short courses for attendees. A government bulletin detailing American canning methods has been published, planned for widespread use in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States” Department of Agriculture
Enhoolk
Protect
Krauts P. Lund
American Conning Unit
In Memory Of Bertha J. Bender
Bertha J. Bender of Beaver Dam Kentucky died May 15 1920 at age thirty nine after Pellagra illness. She joined Beaver Dam Baptist Church at fifteen and remained a faithful member. She is survived by her husband Tom Bender mother Mrs Harriet Paxton three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha J. Bender
Tom Bender
Beaver Dam
Harriet Paxton
Ler Demine
Democrats to Attack Wilson at San Francisco Convention
Wrench Sick Ind June 16 The opening of the Democratic National Convention at San Francisco will witness an anti Wilson attack to eliminate the President from party councils. W G McAdoo centers the plan as anti Wilsonites aim to defeat President Wilsons son in law and nominate a candidate opposed to the administration. Gov James M Cox of Ohio is seen as the strongest entrant with others mentioned. There may be a personal John Bryan plank and a push toward states rights on prohibition enforcement with some rollback of the Volstead Act to permit light wines and beer. A strong opposition to an open declaration on the League of Nations is developing, with a move to underwrite the league with reservations if the plan fails.
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Ind
San Francisco
W. G. McAdoo
Wilson
James M. Cox
Ohio
Smith
New York
Herbert Hoover
William J. Bryan
League of Nations
Preside Wilson's
Dempsey Not Guilty in Draft Evasion Trial
World heavyweight champion William Harrison Dempsey was found not guilty on a selective draft evasion indictment in San Francisco federal court. The jury returned after ten minutes and the defense offered no final witnesses, while Dempsey and his entourage greeted the verdict with relief and congratulations. A conspiracy charge against Dempsey and manager Jeck Kearns remains, with pleas due.
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San Francisco
William Harrison
Jock) Dempsey
United States District Court
M. T. Dooling
Dempsey
Jeck Kearns
Priscilla Dempsey
Oak Grove Community Notes on Planting and Visits
Warmers report corn planting near completion while tobacco crops are short in the area. Residents note screen framer painting needs and report multiple social visits among families from McHenry Simmons and Select. Dr Willard Lake and family visited Mr Guy Ranney at Borah's Verry for a pleasant day. fishing on the Bowing Green to Noohester route yielded no bites.
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Ranso Martin
Cromwell
Stanley Giletrap
McHenry
Giletrap
John Miller
Earl South
Lee Ranney
Simmons
Winson Smith
Willard Lake
Guy Ranney
Select
Borah's
Verry
Guy
Bowling Green
Noohester
Breech Valley social notes and farming update
Hartford residents visit gatherings and kin while farmers stay busy with planting. Local families attend church, funerals, and community events as crops go out and weather shifts.
Bald Knob News Briefs and Local Notices
Elton Davis of Bald Knob is ill with mumps. Mr and Mrs C M Taylor visited Taylor family in the area. Mt Pleasant Sunday school shows good attendance and progress. Rev Harper will hold services next Saturday night and Sunday. Mollie Davis owns a striking white leghorn with unusual eyes like a mole. Lula Sorrell Nora Hayes and daughter Helen Joyce of Shelbyville attended their grandmother Baird's funeral at Alexandra last Monday and visited Norval Leach's family on the way home.
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Ray Cornell
Glasgaw
C. M. Wade
Hartford Teesday
Calley Acton
Dundee
Willie Belle Hardin
Williame Mines
Maggie Ferguson
Sonny 2
Owenwhore
Cecil Rhoads
Tatty Ware
Owensboro
Mins Jirma Carter
Beaver Duns
Ira Allen
R. M. McDowell
Bennetts
Alma Baughn
Vera and
Trox Midkiff
Hartford
Bradley Thomas
Horton
J. W. Thomas
Sadie Allen
A. Park
Washington
Will Duke
Bell's Run
Claton
Jim Duke
David Meadows
Alms House
Clear Run Cemetery
J. W. York
Arthur
Miss Smitt
Evelyn Jones
Madisonville
Florence Allen
James Hancock
J. ¥. Hagerman
Park Taylor
T. Morris
W. K. Hardin
McHenry
Willys Belle
M. & Snell
Concord
Beatrice Whitehouse
James Allen
Elton Davis
C. M. Taylor
Taylor
Mt. Pleasant
Harper Will
Mollie Davis
Minas Lula Sorrell
Nora Hayes
Helen Joyce
Shelbyville
Baird
Alexandra
Norval Leach
Notice to Ice Customers in Beaver Dam Ky
Ice supplier announces delivery with factory weights and prices for blocks and customers by size. Prices per block vary by customer type and volume, with a general rate of 1.25 per owt for small trades. W. W. Hocker of Beaver Dam states higher prices available if factory weight is unsatisfied and notes expected reduced shrinkage this season.
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Beaver Dam
W. W. Hocker
Ellislee Co
Hartford
Local notes and visits from Mt Hermon and Owensboro
BEDA Mr M Hudson improves dowry Mrs Mary Brooks visits Reda this week Rev BW Smith delivered a fine sermon on missions at Mt Hermon Sunday KR N Rowan went to Owensboro Sunday to visit Mrs Rowan.
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M. Hudson
Mary Brooks
Reda
BW. Smith
Mt. Hermon
KR. N. Rowan
Owensboro
Rowan
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Man
Turkestan
Persia
Afghanistan
India
Iadia
Omama
Moist Plank
Cox
Mack
Chicago
Will H. Hays
Norman E. Mack
Harding
Fletcher
Castoria
Sendo
Star Today
India Office
Star
Dokraurst
Oak Grove
E. W. Ford
Hartford, Ky
Breech Valley
Mra J. L. Patton
Marvin Daker
Pato
Lee P. Miller
Ava Edge
Adaborg
Bertryn
Megan
Wille Patton
J. L. Patton
Mugan
J. E. Park
Ernestine Ralph
James Arthur
R. A. Duke
Golda Burdette
Mayme Tucker
Earl Maiden
William Duke
Sunnydale
J. H. Miller
J. C. Rev. Herald
Etta Rowan
Tom, Murray
Clear Ran
James Crowe
Beda
Henry Tinsley
James Hudson
A. C.smith
Chamberlin
Rose Hill
Bom. Bennett
Rowan Tucker
Shinkle Chapel
New Bethel
Bald Knob
Bank OF Hartford
Ohio County
Tomato Growers
Pocket Packing CO
Mercantile Bank Bldg
Evansville, Indiana
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