Eliminate the floating vote sparks grand jury charge
In Winchester Kentucky Clark County grand jury hears Judge James Benton urge a full probe of alleged vote buying in the August primary. He warns the public, notes a rising rate of purchasable votes, and asserts the case will be prosecuted to curb this “fester” on the county body politic.
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Winchester
Clark County
Kentucky
James Benton
Srand
Old Commonwealth
Union
Madisen
Jeesamne
Powell
Clark
Benton
Kenucky
America
Jelean
New Haven Rail Line Aims for Safety Upgrade Push
New Haven line chief Howard Killett pledged the railroad will be the safest in the United States. After the Interstate Commerce Commission wreck probe, sleeper cars will be renovated by January 1, with $6.5 million in orders to other builders for steel cars. A new signal system replaces the old banjo type as work proceeds. Eliott said the three hundred ninety five thousand Susyoledo flag will remain as a director despite Morgan firm severing ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New York
Hartford
United States
Howard Killett
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullows
Eliott
J.P. Morgan
Mexican shot by U S official on Juarez bridge
El Paso Sept 6 Lieutenant PF Acosta of Gen Salazars federal command at Juarez crossed the Stanton street International bridge and was killed by U S Customs Inspector T F Jonah and Immigration Inspector Thomas N Heffron after firing on them with a rifle The Americans fired back The Mexican was within thirty feet when killed Two troops of the Thirteenth cavalry were sent to restrain thousands of Mexicans who gathered on the Mexican side Ant American sentiment grew Salazar officers threatened Americans Diebold El Paso conducting the investigation Acosta was said to have been drinking whiskey was found in his saddle bags and he had threatened to shoot anyone blocking his crossing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
PF. Acosta
Acoata
Jonah
Thirteenth Cavalry
Diebold
Heffron
Juarez
Acosta
Friedmann Cure Denounced as Useless by Rhode Island Doctor
Dr. Harry L. Barnes, head of the Rhode Island Sanitarium, reports 120 tuberculosis patients treated with Friedmann's turtlein vaccine showed no promised results. He notes 17 percent exhibited increased disease activity, with only one case of joint tuberculosis showing improvement. Providence report dated Sept 9.
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Providence
Rhode Island Medical Society
Harry Lee Barnes
Friedrich Friedmann
Friedmann
Berlin Medical Society
Barnes
Hartford dealer funds Ohio County Fair saddle horse contest
W B Wills of Hartford offers a twenty dollar gold prize at the Ohio County Fair for best bust saddle and harness horse of any sex and age fed on Arab Horse Feed. Entry must be made by September 1, 1913. First prize 15 dollars, second 5 dollars.
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W. B. Wills
Hartford
Ohio County
Freemen Sparks and local residents gather with kin near Hartford
Freemen Sparks spent Sunday with his parents near Hartford. Mr. Harry York and Mr. Charlie Troutman of Glenville attended prayer meeting Sunday night. Mr. G B Barr went to Hartford on business. Bibert Sparks and Mrs. N T May hosted visits at their Hartford area home. Mrs. Eveling May of Livermore visits her daughter Mrs Proain Rutherlin. Chartle and Arthur Bell left for Bowling Green to attend school. Mrs. Jule Bell and Ella Jolly went to Haford Thursday. Marvin Crowe went to Livermore Sunday. Lattye Sparks of near Hartford visits Sparks family this week.
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Ana
Freemen Sparks
Spark
Hartford
Harry York
Charlie Troutman
Glenville
G. B. Barr
Bibert Sparks
N. T. May
Clarence Tucker
Austin Tucker
Bremen
Eveling May
Livermore
Proain ‘Rutherlin
Chartle
Arthur Bell
Bowling Green
Mra
Jule Bell
Ella Jolly
Haford
Marvin Crowe
Lattye Sparks
J. ¥. Sparks
Kentuckians in Oklahoma prominent in state affairs
Oklahoma City Sept 10 Kentucky has supplied many notable figures to Oklahoma. Lee Cruce leads the list, born near Marion and later becoming Oklahoma's governor. Other Kentuckians include John B. Harrison on the State Supreme Court, H. Wilson as State Superintendent, A. T. Rexroat in the House, Barbee Richards in state offices and party roles, and several lawyers, officials, and legislators across Oklahoma City and statewide.
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Oklahoma City
Okaa
Kentucky
Lee Cruce
Cru
Marion
Oklahoma
Territory
Oklahoma Territory
Cruce
Charles N. Haskel
John B. Harrison
State Supreme Court
Anderson
H. Wilson
Scottaville
Mr. Stenting
W. J. Caudt
Banbourville
United States
H. H. Smith
Shawnee
Okla
House of Representatives
Conwell Bennett
Crittenden County
Marie Woodaoa
Loulaville
State Board of Agriculture
M. Cornelius
Busselvile
Oklahoma County
Barn Offut
Adairville
State Democratic Campaign Committee Names Ashland HQ
State Chairman Rufus H. Van Sant will head the Democratic Campaign Committee with June W. Gayle of Owenton, W B White of Litt Sterling, J W Boston of Calhoun and J K Wells of Palatville as members. The headquarters will be at Ashland, decided by the State Committee. The organizing resolution was introduced by Gayle, with most members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Rufus H. van Sant
W. Gayle
Owenton
W. B. White
Lit. Sterling
J. W. Boston
Calhoun
J. K. Wells
Palateville
Ashland
Gayle
van Sant
Gayle Wou
State Central Committee
Executive Committee
Ohio County Fair Round Trip Tickets Offered
The L and N will sell round trip tickets from Lindsonville, Eimith and all intermediate stations to Hartford. One fare plus twenty five cents for the round trip with minimum fare fifty points. Dates of sale September 1st, 26th, 26th and 27th. Final return limit September 29th. H. E.MISCHKB, Agent.
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Lindsonville
Eimith
Hartford
H. E. Mischkb
Boys sail 14 foot boat to cross Atlantic first
Boston, Sept 10. Capt Moran and Joseph Higgins, both youths, set off in The Wink, a fourteen foot cockleshell sloop, hoping to sail 3000 miles to Liverpool. The craft holds sixty gallons water and a four foot cockpit. They aim for four months at sea, with sailing skill and nerves tested.
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Boston
Lawrence J. Moran
Joseph Higgins
Crurge
Atlantic
Jack London
Tom Dey
Liverpool
Moran
Kentucky State Fair Trip Prices and Dates
Kentucky State Fair Louisville Ky Sept 15 20 appeal for travel by rail or boat with age fare plus twenty five cents dates of sale Sept 15 to 20 final return Sept 24. We Mibchke, age.
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Louisville
Grand Army encampment to be held in Chattanooga
Veterans from across states will gather for the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chattanooga Tennessee on September 15. A special Owensboro train departs September 14 with a $6.55 fare. Authorities in Kentucky discuss lodging parades and routes, with railroads offering reduced rates and extended return options.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
Union
North
Kentucky
Hartford
H. E. Misohke
Owensboro
W. J. L. Hughes
Department of Kentucky
Hughes
Wil
Afr. Hughes
Cold Shoulder For Emmeline Pankhurst Delayed U.S. Entry
Washington reports immigration officials will decide if suffrage leader Emmeline Pankhurst’s alleged English offenses amount to moral turpitude and render her an undesirable alien. Pending landing port detention is possible with admission undecided. officials seek any legal bearing on her visit.
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Washington
Emmeline Pankhurst
Lader
United Statas
England
Seed advertisement offers various fle seed types at low price
Local ad from W. and Salles Mercantile in Louisville Kentucky promotes a range of seed varieties including Red Top and other fle seeds. It emphasizes cheap pricing and quality grade, inviting male customers to inquire.
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W. & Sllis
Prolven Merchail
iMaetfond, Ky
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