Judge Robert W Slack of Owensboro Receives Court Appointment
The September term of the Obie Circuit court opened with crowds as jurors and cases heard. Judge Robert W Slack, praised for loyalty and integrity, is praised as a fair and just jurist and is set to uphold dignity and justice in the bench.
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Slack
Obie Circuit Court
Ferd Qham
Pott
I J. Keown
Charles Smith
Wy Ac Loyd
Lunoe Conk
Thad Barnard
Martin Jor
Kroeat Morriy
Prank Maple
Tiny Pinner
Sherman Coleman
Wivis
Ke Shaduly
Dota A
Ruvrenid
Woop
Mel
James Mexnett
Dyer Mehr
Joe
Honnett
Wrostey
Hyower
Wil Hard Lake
T. Coleman
Elbert Conten
Mintle
G. G. Dar
Prank Mayle
J. G. Davin
Powelos Brown
WIN Now
Hibert Carden
Ashby
Bucialy
W. A. le
Maddow Va
Woop Graves
A.W. Morgan Ve
A. K. Miller
LT. Holbrook
Huff Collier Co
Aeme Jones Co
Bltis
Dieuiswal
Boste
TL Wilson Company
Clarence C. Lee
Wale
Annie Ferguson
William Perguson
Sull
Wait
Hinkle Shoe Company
Cy Stoatton
Butler Bros
Otho Dexter
Standard Candy Company
Otho Center
Crescent Grocery Company
James Laws
P. Keown
Mra
Joba Meadows
Joba & Daugherty
Mary J. Daugherty
J. F
Bond
Defendent
Bob Luck
Bob Slack
Robert Black
Owensboro
bin Jolforte
Collowiman
Enige
Thone
Wenteki
Elroatt
Weil
Robert W. Slack
WH SALUTE JUDGE SLACK
The Owensboro Mesnunger, a Democratic paper in western Kentucky, extols Judge BR W Slack after the election. It lauds his personal worth and professional ability, noting forty years of acquaintance and unwavering trust in his character.
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Owensboro
Kentucky
BR. W. Slack
Ewg
Tobert W. Slack
Bob Shack
Joan
Ol Slack
Lebanon Tenn Man Buried Here Tuesday
The reimake of Me A. 3. Caney of Iwhanon Trindvece were brought here Tuesday and interred in Oak Wound Cemetery. The remains were accompanied by his wife and two sons. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Russell Walker. Mr Casey was a journalist and former owner and editor of the Owensboro Inquiry. He was about sixty, survived by his widow and two sons Walker of Nashville and Dudley English of Memphis. He married Miss Lydia Walker, daughter of the late Hon. BE. D. Walker of Hartford and was well liked by the city’s older citizens.
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Caney
Iwhanon
Trindvece
Oak
Russell Walker
Gasey
Owens
Dora
Hopkinsville
Russellville
Lebanott Ho
Owensboro
Walker
Nashville
Tennesace
Dudley English
Memphis
Casey
Lydia Walker
BE. D.walker
Hartford
City
Beaver Dam store robbed of clothing and shoes
The Beaver Dam general store of JT Vincent and Son was burglarized Sunday night with about 250 dollars worth of clothing and shoes stolen. Entry was gained by forcing a rear door. Two men carrying bundles were seen boarding a train at McHenry but fled when a railroad detective appeared. Over half the goods were recovered and one thief from a previous Vincent burglary is now in penitentiary.
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Jt, Vincent and Son
Beaver Dam
McHenry
Vincent
George Smith Dies at Home Near Hickory Grove Church
Dr George Smith died at his home near Hickory Grove church Friday aged nearly eighty, following paralysis. He came from Scotland many years ago and was well known in the country. He left a wife and two children, and many people say he claimed a secret process for treating a disease and had provided material benefits to some patients.
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George Smith
Hickory Grove
Smith
Scotland
Practicing Vor Movies Girl Gets Boys in Bad
An Evansville girl with movie star hopes exposed herself to several boys in a barn near Fordaville. Constable Walter Burden disrupted the scene and had the participants brought before Justice Ben Mice. Wade was fined 15 dollars and 18 cents and jailed. others received smaller fines.
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Evaneville
Fordaville
Walter Burden
Burton
Fordeville
Aquite
Ben Mice
Orion Wade
Wade
Joli Marshal Burden
Legal News Snatches and Shifting Wages Across States
A collage of brief items: Prohibition Commissioner Haynes suggests cutting distillery guard salaries from 1600 to 1200 annually. postmasters to work eight hours. Home Brewing deemed a prohibition violation. Chicago bars Klan meetings. Nelson County whisky thefts. cotton markets rise in the South. New Mexico votes Republican Senator Morris Garvin. Owensboro and Louisville civic notes including marriages and a jailer replacement.
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Wf. A.haynes
Louteville
Haye Hay
League of Nathony
Gellows
Switeertani
England
Harks Agalne
Arbuckie Kew
Ittye
Tichwnog
George Johnson
Sam Kiley
Owensboro
Hartford
Nelson County
Home Telephone Co
Loulavial
National Prohibition Enforcement Department
City Council of
Chicago
Kiu Klux Klan
Henderson Cotton Mille
New Mexic
Blair
Evansville
Longrens
Louieville
Quinn
Lexington
Wayden Campfeld
Kisle Havener
Rockport
Detroit
Woman's Club to Meet With Mrs Gel on Saturday
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs J 8 Gel Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. This will be the first gathering of the society since last spring. The roll will be expected to a program for future meetings of the club.
Drought relief yields promise as rains save crops
After a severe drought, late rains eased danger. Corn in thin first growth was damaged but Inter planting and valley lands were saved. Metnter estimates corn near 90 percent of normal. two weeks more frost risk passes. Sorghum, potatoes, and other crops show good condition with ongoing plowing and harvesting. Local cattle feeders are named, and a murder-attempt tale closes the dispatch.
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Metnter
Golly
Walter Campbell
al Sheffield
Watt Taylor
John Chint
Arvin Tichenor
J. A. Caldwell
Angie Leach Dies at Beaver Dam Home
Mrs Angie Leach died at her daughter’s Beaver Dam home Monday. Funeral services were held at Beaver Dam Baptist Church by Rev Davis, with burial in Sunnyside cemetery. Death attributed mainly to old age. Her first husband was Martin Porter, father of Attorney J Mack Porter and Mrs Lee Barnes. After Porter’s death she married John Leach, who has since died.
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Angie Leach
Leo Barnes
Beaver Dam
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
C. ©. Davis
Sunnyside
Leach
Martin Porter
J. Mack Porter
Lee Barnes
Porter
John Leach
Bondsmen surrender man on charge of improper relations
Man named G. Roach of McHenry surrendered by his bondman on Wednesday after being charged with knowing a female under sixteen and at liberty on bond. Married Roach is accused of improper relations with his young sister in law Miss Morris who is pregnant. Bondmen feared he would skip town and handed him to the court.
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Camp
Pamiliar
G. Roach
McHenry
Roach
Miss Morris
Louesville Woman Ida Petty Dies in Kentucky
Ida Petty wife of Rev FM Petty pastor of Jettsssian town Kentucky Methodist died Sunday from yellow illness. Interred at Evergreen cemetery Louleville. Formerly Miss Jaa Park reared near Barrete’s Féres. Survived by mother Amanda Park brother Carson Park sister Mrs Arthur Wilson Narrows and Will Park Pordsville. Leaves two children Dr Carlile Petty Lynch Kentucky and a young daughter.
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Ida Petty
FM. Petty
Jettsssian
Evergreen Cemetery
Louleville
Petty
Assaulted Man Narrowly Survives Dark Fall Fight
A Central City man escaped death after a violent assault last Friday night. The assailant knocked him down and struck him with a fence object, leaving him with injuries as he tried to flee to a late Saturday train. A brother accompanied him home, bearing a foot injury and a restrained hand. The report echoes a tale once shared by a military officer.
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Shilalok bin
Lightning Kills Horse at Fair Grounds
A horse attached to a vehicle driven by Mike Conger of McHenry was killed by a lightning strike during a storm Saturday at the fair grounds. The horse was tethered near a tree with no nearby trees struck, an odd occurrence noted by witnesses.
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Mike Conger
McHenry
Fair Grounds
Methodist Conpenance Sitting At Scottsville
The Louisville conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church holds its annual session at Scottsville in Allen county with Bishop Denny of Richmond presiding. About 60,000 members attend, with 400 ministerial and lay delegates. session ends Monday when preacher assignments are announced. Five Owensboro district men licensed to preach. A mysterious fire destroyed a barn near Rosine, with an automobile, 150 bushels of corn, a new wagon and other property also lost. Losses around 1590 with only 400 insured.
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Louinville
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Scotteville
Allen County
Denny
Richmond
Virginia
T T Frazier
Owensboro
W. F. Davidson
James C. Hayden
Marvin Glenn
Calhoun
Bean
Hartford
William Hill
Thomas Rogland
Rosine
Lewses
Central City Brats Defeat McHenry In Close 2 to 1 Battle
Central City edged McHenry 2 to 1 on home soil before a large crowd, as McHenry sent a special train with a Tras Band and 600 travelers. Parrott and Phelps pitched for Central City, while Motenry and Sader handled McHenry, with three Central City hits off Parrott.
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Central City
McHenry
Spud King
Parrott
Colt. John T. May
McHenry Hax
Hartford bids for coal at school building
Hartford School Board invites bids for 1000 bushels slack and 1000 bushels lump coal to be delivered to the school building at Waring October. Bids must be left with O Hunter at the bank of Hartford before October. Board reserves the right to reject all bids.
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Hartford
Hunter
Eink of
Brerotary
Chemical blast kills and injures hundreds near Oppau
Reports from Paris cite 1000 killed and thousands injured after a series of explosions at Oppau near Frankenthal in the Rhine Palatinate. Entire Oppau town destroyed. shock felt up to 40 miles. Mannheim and Mainz reports list dozens dead and many injured as debris and shattered windows spread chaos. Officials note gas or spirits tank cause, with massive material damage and disrupted telegraph lines.
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Paris
Perrons
Oppan
Frankenthal
Rhine Palatinate
Mayesce Wenage
Havas
Oppaa Staelf
Mannheim
Mayence
Germany
Badisch Anilinfabrik
Manheim
Lud- Wigshafen
Worms
Frankfort
Revere
Reseurcrs
Oppen
Rhine
Mannhofe
Tadische Company
Oppau
Soltapeed
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Lebanon
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Eaid
Madisonville
Thor
Louesvelle
Methodist Conpeance
Scottsville
Parmer
Brats McHenry
Dushela
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