Kentucky congressional races avoid prohibition debate
Louisville reports that in Kentucky many congressional candidates in the love district avoided the prohibition issue. In the First district Allen W. Barkley of Paducah is a Democrat and advocated strict prohibition while F. M. McCain of Mayfield, a Republican, has no record or statement but is credited by drys to dry column.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Love
Allen W. Barkley
Paducah
F. M. McCain
Mayfield
Drys
Ironized Yeast Claims Relief for Rheumatism and Lumbago
An advertisement extols Ironized Yeast as a major body and blood builder for rheumatism and lumbago. It emphasizes iron and vitamins, warns against imitations, and notes the product sells for $1 per package through drug stores, from the Ironized Yeast Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Soldat Nil Drug
Tronized Yeast Co
Atlanta
Bay
Rheumpet Cn
Prohibition Candidates by District in State Race
In the second district D H Kincheloe of Madisonville is recorded as dry with Holly of Owensboro, a Republican, unannounced. The third district lists KR Thomas of Central City as bone dry with Moats of Morgan town, a Republican, position unstated. Fourth district includes Ben Johnson of Bardstown, a Democrat, counted dry though not announced, and Woodruff of Beaver Dam withheld. Fifth district Kendrick Lewis of Louisville, Democrat, undecided and not discussing until campaign opens. Thatcher of Louisville, Republican, proven prohibitionist, withheld. Herman Young of Louisville, farmer labor, unannounced. Sixth district Arthur B Rouse of Burlington, unannounced. M A Brinkman of Bellevue, socialist, position not announced. Leo K F Weller of Covington, non partisan, stand not announced. Seventh district J Campbell of Georgetown, Democrat, unopposed. Eighth district Ralph Gilbert of Shelbyville, Democrat, calls for full Volstead enforcement. Wineald, Republican, unannounced, district reputed wet. Ninth district W J Fields of Oly Hill, Democrat, avowed prohibitionist. J H Strickland of Morgan county, unannounced. Tenth district Tom Hatcher of Pikeville, Democrat, no announcement. Langley, Republican, incumbent, dry record. Eleventh district C C J Sipple of Lonidon, Democrat, dry. M Robbson of Barbourville, Republican, dry record.
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D. H. Kincheloe
Madisonville
George M. Holly
Owensboro
KR. Y. Thomas
Central City
W. O. Moats
Morgantown
Ben Johnson
Bardstown
Th Drys
N. Woodruff
Beaver Dam
Kendrick ‘Lewis
Louisville
Irield
M. HF. Thatcher
Herman Young
Ffarmer
Labor
Arthur B. Rouse
Burlington
M. A. Brinkman
Bellevue
Leo KF. Weller
Covington
J. Campbell
Georgetown
Ralph Gilber
Shelbyville
D. H. Wineald
W. J. Fields
Oly Hill
J. H. Strickland
Morgan County
Tom Hatcher
Pikeville
John W. Langley
Bleventh
J. Sipple
Lonidon
M. Robbison
Barbourville
Cleveland man cleared in Syracuse drunkenness case
Randolph Watson of Cleveland faced Police Justice Shore on an intoxication charge. He claimed the yeast cake caused his alleged intoxication, saying it gave him a breath. The court discharged him.
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Syracuse
Shore
Randolph Watson
Cleveland
Watson
Fatal fall halts engineer at Broad River Lumber
D F Burns a 43 year old Asheville native and constructing engineer for Broad River Lumber company died early today after falling from a high trestle in Unicoi County Tennessee. He was waiting on the edge for a passing engine when the accident occurred.
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Asheville
D. F. Burns
Broad River Lumber Company
Unicoi County
Tennessee
Roberta King Conviction Sheds Light on Narcotics Charge
Roberta King, held on a $308 cash bond for peddling narcotics, was found guilty yesterday by Mayor Willer ecart, fined 200 and banished from the state for two years. The report also notes unrelated items about a magazine issue and a Montclair, New Jersey wedding cake fragment.
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Wilson
Roberta King
Ayor Willerecart
Southern Railway stockholders back management and wage policy
Richmond Va Oct 12 stockholders at the twenty eighth annual meeting adopted a resolution expressing full confidence in the corporate management and its ability to provide efficient service at low rates. The assembly urged returning more managerial discretion to the president and board and affirmed actions of the directors during the year. Adrian Iselin Charles Flank and George T Stade were re elected as directors for three years. A 1824 report by President Wairfax Farrigan was approved along with ratification of all board acts for the year.
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Richmond
Southern Trailways Company
Arthur C. Graves
New Haven
Conn
Southern Railway Company
Csergion
Irea
Eomane
de Kerr Brauch
Adrian Iselin
Charles Flank
George T. Stade
New-York
Wairfax Farrigan
Baseball press becomes figure in judicial race
In Raleigh Wake County Court the Ku Klux Klan embezzlement case against W V Guerrard, former Kleagle, dominates headlines. The grand jury returns eight true bills totaling about 4500 dollars. Defense seeks Raleigh trial. prosecutors face mixed Klansman support and potential political impact. Guerrard suit against Dr W B Thompson seeks 135000 dollars.
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Burnett
Mer Ghee
Bushee
C. Lyon
Wake Superior Court
W.V. Guerrard
King Kleagle
Ku Klux Klan
Fern
Raleigh
Lyon
Guerrard
W. B. Thompson
Wold
Coal Prices Stand Fast Despite Slump in Demand
An editorials note contrasts steady coal prices with eased demand as producers brace for slower consumption, signaling market resilience even as shipments trend lower.
A New Weinkle For Churches
In New York on October 12 a report says I R T coin detectors used in subway turnstiles may be adopted by churches. Father Bedford of the Roman Catholic Church of the Nativity in Brooklyn says if effective they will obtain detectors for church use to inspect offerings and deter counterfeit tokens.
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New York
I. R. IT
Classon Avenue
Madison Street
Brooklyn
Bedford
Two Ways To Cheat A Hem Out Of Its New Fashioned Iiches
A breezy fashion note outlines two tricks to extend a hem creatively on the latest iiches. The tips emphasize visible design effects and quick alterations suitable for the current trend.
Independents Report Tobacco Sales Increase in North Carolina
North Carolina independents sold 60 179 hundredweight of tobacco in September at 256 15 per hundred, compared with 48 016 170 gold in September 1921 at 21 94 per hundred, per figures released by agricultural statistician Frank Parkers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Frank Parkers
Agricultural Statins
Lieian
Nervous Feeling Due To Gas On Stomach
Nervousness from gas on the stomach and pressure on the heart and organs is described. Adlerika with glycerine mixed is claimed to expel gas fast and relieve nervousness and bowel issues. Drug ad advertises Matton Drug Co. at 107 South Main Street.
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Matton Drug Co
South Main Street
Ady
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