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Newspaper

Hartford Republican

Location

Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

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Prisoners Released Eases Tense Mexican Crisis

Washington reports say twenty three troopers captured at Carrizal were released after U S demands. Officials expect no Congress action yet while Gen Carranza’s stance remains unclear. War preparations continue with National Guard mobilization and Funston’s forces ready for immediate action.

Washington United Wies de Jete Mexico Cartteal Carranza Lansing Wilson Congress Carranea United States Trevino Pershing Chihuahua Funston Kein

Hughes Openly Welcomed in Bridgehampton Summer Home Arrival

Bridgehampton welcomed Charles Hughes to his new summer home amid a 250th anniversary crowd. Hughes thanked residents and vowed to be a good neighbor as he settles. Mrs Hughes accompanied him from the station. He plans to visit New York next week. County Court heard matters including administration for C Taylor estate and a mental heath commitment for M Ashby.

Bridgehampton Charles Hughes Wunitver Fue America FP. Taylor C. ©. Taylor M. D. Ashby West Kentucky Asylum For the

Patriot Guard Leave Hartford for Beaver Dam Ride

Crowds line Main and Washington as a Hartford Guards company departs by auto amid patriotic sendoff events. Hundreds of citizens gather at the courthouse lawn for punch and cake and a brief salute by Supt. Oxna Shutte before the party travels to Beaver Dam and then to Fort Thomas. Lieut. Shawn remains behind to recruit in Hartford.

Main Washington Streets Uncle Ian Hartford Court House Oxna’ Shutte Oferec G. W. Young F. Stanley Dr. C. Dew Beaver Dam Wer Dan Hopkinsville Ohio County Shawn Fort Thomas

War Time Wedding in Grayson County Ky

James McCormack of the local National Guard unit and Miss Mettie Heldt wed in Leitchfield Kentucky amid wartime orders. McCormack arrived from Owensboro to join the company and chose marriage before deployment to the front.

Grayson County Leitchfield, Ky James McCormack National Guard Mettie Heldt McCormick Owensboro

Machines for Kentucky Guard sent to San Antonio

Washington June 28 The War Department authorized immediate shipment to San Antonio of four machine guns for the First Regiment Kentucky National Guard. Rep Sherley secured the action through Sec War Baker, assuring the Kentucky guardsmen will have equipment on the border. The guns will be shipped from San Antonio to the unit’s designated destination.

Washington, D. C San Antonio Kentucky National Guard War Department Swager Sherley Louisville Cal. Colston Sherley Baker Loulaville Boys Kentucky Eee Gen. Pansion

Transportation changes listed in local notices

Since our last report Jeane Slack of Narrows transfers to Union Pollard and Frank Romans of Arnold to Nettle Albin. Mack Hart of Beaver Dam moves to Pearl Haden Spinks in Hartford. Deniie Minton of Hartford R. 2 to Olle Wright of Hartford BR. 8. W. Duncan Recheburg to fitella M. Daniel of Olaton.

Jeane Slack Narrows Union Pollard Frank Romans Arnold Nettle Albin Mack Hart Beaver Dam Pearl Haden Spinks Hartford Deniie Minton Olle Wright W. Duncan Recheburg Fitella M. Daniel Olaton

Hartford Firm Pays Large Sum to Ohio Poultry Farmers

A Hartford firm, W E Ellis & Bro, reports $61,392.98 paid to poultry raisers in Ohio and neighboring counties between January 1 and June 1. The piece notes increased poultry activity and science in care, with a table listing poultry purchases and totals. Two Kentucky candidates for a position are named, and the Federal Farm Loan Board structure and compensation are described.

W. BE. Ellis W.E. Ellis & Bro Thin City Ohio Logan Breckenridge Hancock Grayson Daviess McLean Muhlenburgh Warren Ohio County Ellis & Bro

McCreary Seeks Federal Farm Loan Board Post

Former Governor James B. McCreary visited Capitol Hill and met with Kentucky lawmakers as he pursues a $10,000 salary appointment to the Federal Farm Loan Board under the new rural credits law. He plans to visit the White House the next day to greet the President.

Federal Farm Loan Board Washington Bureau Treasury Department Secretary of the Treasury James B. McCreary Capitol Hill Senate House Kentucky McCreary White House Rural Credits

Langley Urges Heat for Place with Committer

Representative John W. Langley of Kentucky returned from New York after meetings with Charles E. Hughes and other Republican leaders. He pressed for Tobe Hert of Louisville to join the campaign committee and urged a strong Kentucky drive, noting the state has voted Republican five times in twenty one years. Langley expects Hughes to campaign vigorously and be heard on the stump.

Washington John W. Langley Kentucky New York Charles E. Hughes Frank H. Hitchcock Wilcox Langley Tobe Hert Louisville Hughes Hert

Radium Loans Backed by Odd Security in Chicago

In Chicago on June 26 a $260,000 four year loan secured by radium tubes was made by Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank with the Physic ians Radium Association of Chicago. Notes of $1000 each mature at 3 percent interest. The association headed by Dr William L Baun aims to acquire $500,000 worth of radium and will rent tubes to physicians for medical cases until the goal is reached.

Chicagey HL Continental and Commercial ‘Trust and Savings Bank Physicslane’ Radium Association of Chicago William L. Baun Albert Woelfel

Terrell Out as Commissioner and Kentucky Gubernatorial Plans

Georgetown man Rodman Wiley is named State Road Commissioner by Governor Stanley, replacing Terrell who led road administration. Cantrill faction aims to build support for Cantrill as 1919 governor and national chair, while Terrell’s removal reshapes county road control and political favors. Notice to teachers announces a July 6 competitive exam in Hartford for state university appointments from Ohio County.

Frankfort Rodman Wiley Georgetown Stanley Wiley R. C. Terrell Cantrill Branley Calitrill Robert C. Terrell Terrell Hartford State University Ohio County

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