Fight Over Home Storage Drives Alcohol Debate
Washington reports a legislative clash over the right to store liquor in homes during the dry period after July 1. The Judiciary Committee rejected an amendment legalizing possession and removed language restricting private dwelling use, while preserving the general wartime prohibition. The measure, seen as sweeping, could face enactment pending tomorrow's report as members argued over home consumption and definitions of intoxicating liquor.
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Washington
Noun Judiciary Committee
Morgan
Democrat
Oklahoma
Indy
Uhes
Poole
Gard
Ohio
United States
Edmondson and Grace Williame wed in Beaver Dam Ky
The wedding of Mme Grace Williame and Mr W W Edmonson took place at the bride’s home in Beaver Dam Kentucky. The bride wore dark blue satin and carried bridal roses. Her sole attendant was Grace Margaret WilNatt, the bride’s niece. Rev BE S Moore officiated at the Methodist church. Immediate family attended and gifts included cash and fine items. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside at Lookout Mountain Mississippi. Edmonson, manager of CW Edmonson & Co, is a prominent Beaver Dam figure.
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Mme
Grace Williame
W. Edmonson
Beaver Dam
Grace Margaret Wil- Natt
Moore
Methodist Church
Farmily
Wilder
Twa
Lookout Mountain
Beaver Tam
Mr. Edmonds
Chattanco
Tom He
Cw, Edmundson & Co
Eitmeeudsen Scheul
K. of P S Buny Nough iver Lodge No 110 K
Local lodge called K P service group under fraternal order meets at a hall with gathering noted. The item mentions Nough iver Lodge No 110 and a K of P connection, but lacks clear dates or actions.
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Nough Iver Lodge
King Albert to Visit United States in September
King Albert of Belgium and Queen Elisabeth accepted an invitation to visit the United States, likely in September. Albert, 44, married in 1900 to Princess Elisabeth of Bavaria, has three children and formerly spent over a year in the United States as a journalist.
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Brussels
Bett Delglam
Joey
Albert
Elbenbeth
United States
Sears Wien
Hotguam
United Stain
Jourier
Prem
Parker
King Albert
Dainst Wallington
League of Nathonw Iy
Ming Albert
Eliznbeth
Bavaria
County Court Groans Over Licenses And Lunacy Charge
Cartie Oldham pleaded guilty to operating an automobile without a license and paid a ten dollar fine. Dorrit Martin also pleaded guilty and paid ten dollars. Commonwealth v last named party on failure to signal while driving. Alen Cartty charged with employing an anticena ou echauffeur, continued due to defendant’s position. set for trial next Monday. Jack Dawson of near Buford tried on a lunacy charge and committed to the Western Ey, Avy tum.
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Jack Dawson
Near
Buford
Crowe J D Crowe dies after cancer at home in Livermore
Jaske D Crowe died at his son Alvin N Crowe's home in Livermore after a three month illness from stomach cancer. Funeral services were held at New Bethel Church on Tuesday at 11 A M with burial in the local cemetery. He was a son of Hon Wesley Crowe and brother of Judge M Crowe, leaving several children.
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Jeme
Crowe
Alvin N
Livermore
New Bethel
Thin County
Barkal Grounds
Wesley Crowe
M. Crowe
Hartford Boy Receives High School Instructorship
Prof Wilbur P. Rhoads of Hartford, recent College of Agriculture graduate, has accepted the position as instructor in chief of the agricultural department Leibstruges course at Central City High School for the coming school year.
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Wilbur P. Rhoads
College of Agriculture
Central City
Ohio county faces historically small crop harvest
Conditions have improved for some crops in the past two weeks but overall planting remains light. In Ohio county corn, peas, beans and sorghum are far behind, with excessive rainfall in upper areas causing damage and delayed cultivation. Wheat is in good shape, but farmers are busy and many expect a meager harvest unless frost spares them.
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Ohio County
County Agent Advice and Limits for Farmers
A discussion explains the county agent’s role as a generalist linked to the College of Agriculture and Washington. He handles common farm ailments but defers to specialists for unusual problems, guiding farmers to the right expert when needed. His value lies in directing farmers where to seek the best advice rather than giving all answers.
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College of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Washington
Rural Carrier Examination Announced for Ohio County Kentucky
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier examination for Ohio County Kentucky to be held July 26, 191%, at Bea sur Daw and Hartford for the Mellorius post office and rural routes. The open examination is limited to citizens domiciled in the county and meeting Form No 1977 requirements. Obtain Form 1977 and blanks from local offices or the Commission in Washington DC and mail applications promptly.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Ohio
Beasur Daw
Hartford
Melleury
United States Civil Bernice Commisssion
Washington, D.C
Commission
Washington
Advertising space overflow cuts reading columns
The press faced a flood of last minute applications for ad space this week. To serve regular patrons and a growing Republican column, an extra twelve columns were needed, forcing a smaller reading area and an additional run.
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Patrona
Necesary
United Ume
Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons Holds Special Convocation
Keystone Chapter No. 110 held a Saturday convocation with two candidates passed in Masonic degrees and Royal Arch. Seventeen received the degrees as a caravan of weary seekers gathered for a midnight lunch after long hours of work. Visitors from King Solomon Chapter assisted in centering the degrees for the local chapter.
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Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch
Babylon
Bennett Schrickle WeddingAmong Deestur Friends
The marriage of Miss Lullene Bennett to Mr Ollie B R Schrickel occurred Sunday June 22 at the bride’s East Church Street home with Rev G M Davenport of First Methodist officiating. The bride wore blue tricotine with a pietre hat and pink carnation corsage. Guests were immediate relatives. The couple will be at home for two weeks at 501 West Morton Alba ty Decatur Alabama News. Alvis Bennett returned from Chicago after stomach trouble treatment and prepared for the campaign. Olney B Richardson finished three years at Kentucky State University and returned to Lexington after a brief visit with his parents.
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Lullene Bennett
Ollie BR Schrickel
East Church Street
G. M
Davenport
First Methodist
Sites E Bennett
Deestur
Kentucky
Theerodta
Sterling Tral
el- Uno
Decatur Cornine & Roof
Alvis & Bennett
Republican State Central Committee
Loulaville
Chicago
Bennett
Lexington
Republican
Loulaville Herald
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Bereavement
The Park family thanks friends for sympathy during the death of Ada Parkfeard their daughter sister and mother D M Park and family.
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Ada Park
Jhard
D. M. Park
Wake To Be Given In Honor Of John Barleycorn Hig
New York June 24 Mr Barleycorn deceased is to be honored with a wake at Madison Square Garden Monday night carpenters are erecting the world largest bar said to surround the interior of the garden The Garden High Flyers Club in charge has booked sixteen other clubs whose members wish to wake their dying friend Invitations will be sent citywide for sorrow text announcing the wake
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New York
Barleycorn
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Garden High Flyers Club
Worrow
Jonathan Ny
Legcorn 143-Year-Old Dies in 1919 Wake at Madison Square Garden
Legcorn born in 1776 in old Kentucky dies June 20 1919 at age 143. Wake Monday night June 30 at Madison Square Garden with funeral at 1 PM. Community busy with wheat harvest. Various local notices including visits, meetings, and travel in Kentucky and Bowling Green.
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Legcorn
Old Kentucky
Madison Square Garden
Farm News From Sulphur Springs And Local Notices
The report notes rains ceased and land dried enabling farmers to plant corn and tobacco with tractors aiding neighbors. Almond Duke welcomes a daughter, Viela Coast wife of Palestine Coots dies after long illness. burial at Sunny Dale cemetery. she leaves husband children and siblings. A local ad promotes wrist watches by Bilis Cox.
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Euffer
Inck
Horn
Almon Duke
Palo
Almondy
Duke
Viela Coast
Palestine Coots
Sunny Dale
Coots
Sue Bilis Cox
War Costs Hit 14.04 Billion by June 1919
Paris reports War Department expenditures since the American entry into the war rose to 14,044,610,213 dollars through June 1, 1919. Secretary Baker told the special House Committee that 1,849,787,980 dollars were used by the American Expeditionary Forces for purchased supplies.
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Paris
War Department
Baker
Special
House
Department
POLAND CHINAS FOR SALE AND TAX OFFICE OPENING
One herd of Poland Chinas for sale due to farrow July 10 1919 includes two males and two females. Also auction of two 70 acre farms with dwellings barns and orchards. Ohio County Tax Commission office opens July 1 for property inventories. Address Hartford Republican for details.
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Poland
Farrow
United States
Dean
Dundee
Hartford Republican
Berlin Riots and Plunder Shake City During Night
Berlin woke to rioting and looting as mobs attacked pedestrians and soldiers after speeches at Alexander Platz. Troops fired on crowds, shops were robbed, and streetcars halted as residents were searched. Four thousand Gruenewald workers struck while stations remained under martial watch. At noon, police asked for more troops as disturbances resumed. Foreign Minister Mueller reportedly declined Versailles signing, and Hindenburg reportedly resigned as army chief.
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Berlin
Alexander Platz
Stettin
Hochstrasse
Badstrasse
Gruenewald
Goerlitz
London
Hermann Mueller
The
Tageblatt Says
Versailles
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Louisville Markets Missing Pages Readable Weights and Prices
Price list shows livstock quotes with Hoga steadv best Weavies 145 pounds and up at 20.75, 120 to 165 pounds 19.75, 120 pounds gown 1995 three 15.75. Prime heavy Cutle 12.50 to 43.90, light to heavy shipping 311.00 12.50, light 10.00, fat hollers 8,500 12.25, fat cows 8.00 12.00, bella 7.50 9 0 7 fenders 2.00 12 00, stockers 7.60 11.00. Calves common to veal 6.00 15.00. Sheep and Lambs choice sheared sheep 7.00 down, bucks 6.00 down, Lambs best 16.25 16.50, seconds 12.00 12.70, culls 9.00 10.00.
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Hoga
Bella
Fiscal Court Calls Road Tax Election in August
The Ohio county fiscal court met with full membership and adopted an order for a 20 cent road tax levy for five years. The election is set for August 2, the date of the regular primary, following petitions from about 1,090 taxpayers. Details were limited due to late hour and space.
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Ohio
Seaal
Prohibition Search Rule Changes Prompted by House Panel
June 24 report notes the prohibition era debate over allowing searches of private homes for contraband without a warrant. The requested warrant language was changed by the House Judiciary Committee, replacing a phrase about credible persons with a tax and tax bill emphasis. Bills on state and local taxes appear to fund day to day running expenses and tax collection efforts.
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Washington
Cal
Sharif
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Castle Hall
Edmondson
K. OF
P'S, Buny
Jaske D. Crowe
Rural Carrier Examination
BR. A.C
Bennett-Schrickle
Tiler's Grocery
Olney B. Richardson
Kentucky State University
Soar Cromwell
John Barleycorn
Margaret Baker
Dauphin Hunter
Marvin Rous
Margaret Tomertin
Magele Hunter
Rhoda Williams
Groupe
Beatrice Bowen
Noel Hunter
Illinois
H. B. Bowen
Rockport
Jake Bowen
Ells
Belvie Dennis
Margaret, Tomerlin
Bosse Graham
A. T. Ross
William Thomas
Georgetown
Bowling Green
Ohio County Tax Commissioner's Office
D. B. Ward
Mueller
Louisville
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