Hargis Brothers Held on Conspiracy Charge in Jackson Killing
Chief Reagan brings Judge James Hargis and ex Senator Alex Hargis from Breathitt County to Lexington facing conspiracy charges in the killing of Town Marshal James Cockrill at Jackson. Libert Hargis given leave to visit his mother but did not return, while the two brothers avoid speaking terms and are awaiting bond hearings as they are held in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Maah Press Association
Lexington
Reagan
Breathill County
James Hargis
Alex Hargis
James Cockrill
Jackson
Wallace
Parker
Libert Hargis
Judes Hargis
Elbert Hargis
Judge
Winchester
Loten
Attorney seeks bond for Walter Brown in Elkhart case
Brown defense lawyers argue for bond while appealing Judge A B Anderson’s sentencing. Argisian District Attorney desse J Ja Follette traveled to Chicago Monday to press against the motion and delay the Leavenworth inmate’s release pending a deticu to a jétion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argisian
Desse J. Ja Follette
Chicago
Marning
Walter Brown
Elkhart Bank
Leavenworth
A.B. Anderson
Brown
Police Hold Election For Trustees Of Pension Fund
Police hold election in municipal pension fund trustees race. Sergt. Cornzan of the towlee department runs as an outsider on an independent ticket. Monday regular ticket candidates also contest. Other candidates Lent Balth and Lund are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atv
Sergt. Cornzan
Twllee
Lid
Ant
Mndal
Issve Pension Fund
Pm Laws
Toot
Wgtegiar Vekst
Lent
Balth
Lund
Weather Spotter Ad Promises Local Weather Alerts
Fragmented ad copy lists cities nationwide for weather spotting and forecast alerts. It mentions plans and pricing, with garbled phrases and stray product references, suggesting a promotional insert for weather reporting devices and services. No clear dates or official organization names are established in readable text.
Landslide leaves Miera undecided on Congress bid
Bloomington politician Bob Miera, after his landslide loss to Congressman Chaney, has not committed to running again. He resumes law practice and says he could beat Chaney, noting personal circumstances may prevent another campaign. The district leans Democratic, complicating a possible race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatongreseman
Bob Mera
Bloomington
Hig Sead
Chaney
Agai
Islantire
Usury Case and Local Court News From County
The report covers a usury case where Joseph Haas sued over 3110 Tom Luis Helimant with claims of loan and interest disputes. It also notes a proposed voting machine bond issue of 100 dollars, a pair of men fined for fights, and a police raid on gambling venues including Sullivan’s saloon Lorraine hotel and Stevens’ cigar store. Police activity led to several arrests and various fines, with details on individuals and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haas
Luis Helimant
Victms
Hrough Hans
Staas
Jillinain
Tate
Hellmann
Fyland
Sergts
Hagerty
Schrigert
Woerner
Bud Sullivan
Lorraine Hotel
Stevens
Henry
Wilson
Wilson Debur
Boyland
John Stevens
W. Ohie
Mae
Stan Mathera
Blamarck Ave
New Jersey
Tix
Welez
Heler
Sullivan
Sorel
Wortner
Cap Uyland
Woertter
Interest in Bicycle Club Aims to Revive Local Cycling
A cycling club to revive interest in bicycling will be organized at the Commercial Club Friday night. City riders exist, but organizers faced opposition to rebuilding the bicycle path and forming a new club amid local disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinterest
A. Clbhowe
Trouble in Petersburg. Bcripps Mare Press Arbulation
London dispatch reports clashes between police and crowds in St Petersburg on Sunday. A German regiment was ordered to Basist as authorities struggled to maintain order amid street unrest and military deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Bcripps-Mare Press
London
Central News
St 'Vetersburg
Hogermkl
Perry Township bribery case edges toward verdict
A Perry Township election corruption trial unfolded as Frank Klein testified about payments linked to Tinkle and Hart. Witnesses described efforts to influence votes and party loyalties amid tense courtroom scenes with large crowds.
After theJudgeship in sixfirst judicial district contested
A new sixtysfirst judicial district comprising Jackson and Scott counties faces gubernatorial decision for the judge seat. Both Seymene contenders J M Lewis and J J Kammun backed by delegations from Jackson and Que county Republicadas, with Heatt county to supply the prestector. Delegations tout Seymour as optimal site for the district hospital construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jungeship
Jackson
Scott
Manly
Graeneie
Seymour
Republicaea
Jackson County
J. M. Lewis
William Berkley
Queb County
Republic
Gunt Rosberg and Marchant Tailor Firm at Penbrake Arcade
Fragmentary notice lists Gunt Rosberg and Marchant tailor at Penbrake Arcade with Denison Barber Shop and mentions Anest artiste services and Hale cutting and whiaker trimming in an intent style. Kruse and Dewenter 0-27 EB Washington referenced within.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunt. Rosberg, Marchant Tailor
Penbrake Arcade
Denison
Busines
Hale
Kruse & Dewenter
Washington
Sick in her cell Mrs Cassie Chadwick report
Latest dispatches from Cleveland report Mrs Cassie L Chadwick is ill in her cell and no motion has been made for a new trial. Other items cover an assassination attempt in Minsk a killing in Krementschung army losses in Russia a rail collision in Colorado Springs a Genoa bank robbery and a New York traffic accident with several injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
ST. Petersburg
Wnisteressfil
Minsk
Krementschung
TOEIO
Iaos
Colorado Springs
Col
Blissouri Pacific
Genoa
Bank of
New York
Sun delivery issues for new subscribers announce notice
The Sun informs that due to many new subscribers in the last three months some delivery irregularities may occur. Subscribers who fail to receive the paper promptly should notify the office by telephone to Sew 60 before 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Governor silent on action to enforce saloon law
Governor Ianly refused to discuss any drastic steps to compel the Board of Police Commissioners of Anderson to enforce the saloon law. Citizens including the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Ministers' Association petitioned, complaining of Sunday saloon openings and other violations. A police commission order to close saloons on Sundays and after hours has lingered, prompting a delegation from Anderson to visit the governor's office to protest, led by local pastors and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianly
Board of Police Commissioners of
Anderson
Hapty
del Wan
Grafton
Pearce
Dereon
Conference in Indianapolis Targets Bird Owners
Columbus official Zayk Sweeney and Deputy Commissioner Kart met in Ant dianapolis to press prosecutions of bird owners for violations tied to recently found storage. If fines are not paid promptly, the case may be sent to the grand jury for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMS
Zayk Sweeney
Columbus
Kart
Antdianapolis
Nean
Grand Jury
Second Suit Withdrawn by Gerlach in Divorce Case
Henry St. Gerlach, a well known farmer, withdrew his suit for divorce from Anha Gerlach after weeks of heated testimony in Special Judge Kealing’s court. The case, marked by accusations of adultery with farmhands, was dropped with possible further action and a separate related divorce proceeding involving George and Sadie Parkin noted in the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry St. Gerlach
Anha Gerlach
Gerlach
Gueering
John Kealing
Verlacn
Iioda
T Xan
Keath
Ana
Mra
Plaiatte
Superior
James A Pritchard
Pritchard
Ufo Wrth
George S. Park
Parkin
Are
Sungort
Free Swimming Bath Plan Near Military Park Proposal
A district meeting discussed creating a free swimming bath in the canal near Military Park with Elizabeth Selityaet proposing public pool sights. The plan includes a supervised bathing house with a swimming teacher, custodian, porter, and a small fee for nonstudent use to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA Suchen
Dadtatapelis
Spank UN Vormesut
Albert Merker
Ag Pros
Schiseel
Vrof. Stecher
Privelyais Tntei
Chadwick Case Moves Toward New Trial Bid
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick convic ted of conspiracy in banking law in Federal court. attorneys plan motion for a new trial and potential appeal to the U S Supreme Court. She remains in county jail as her husband Andrew Chadwick has not visited. Bankruptcy proceedings push toward auction of Chadwick mansion assets Friday. Cashier Byrar of Oberlin bank likely to face trial. Dr Chadwick forgery case date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States Supreme Court
Chadwick
H. Chadwick
Han
Hi Mvever
Chalwick Innkruptcy
Chadwiel
Byrar
Oberlin Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wdge Hargis
Brother
Breathitt County
J. Cocerill
Elbert. Hargis
Nao
Atou
Abou
Boston
Cincinnati
Ewar Weaver
Dodge City
Kas
Henry Helena
Mont
Alet
Jacksonville
Fla
Crane
Omaha
Neb
Snow Pittsburg
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Ted Y Ban Antonty
Tex
Vicurty van’ Franciovo
Cal
Wishaw BL
Maule
YE Abe
Ohio
Nat
Wills Beéntolger
Kriel
Sistringtor
Trkebe
Nyland
Miers
Capt. Hyland
Apeos Descion
Titsy Torning
Commissioneya Ta Fastin
Dacod Talmegy
WillaMm Berceteta
Jobo
Perry Township
Perry Townsine
Reibery
Evie
CHS
Frank Klein
Perry
Havite
Emanuel Hirt
Hart
Die Hause
Etoe
Hogan
Iim
Klein
Hascl
Ae Tinkle
Charles E. Amock
McHride
George’ Lunsford
Fred Lady
Loveferd
Tinkte
Niwl Caryn
Baniek
Stanford
Amd Pleting
Apn
Chale
Cnuls
Neaac Bme
Cat Jineford Hnally
Karl Copeland
Rhortribar
Markle
Terry Township
Hanly
Farmer
Oyama
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Cripp2oprae Prebs Association
Tokio
Te Fung
Qyama
Sorcin
le Apparent
Tin Armia
Makden
Thor
Simananil
Len
Kawamura
Russia
Kouropatkin
Ecripph-M'Rae Press Association
St, Petersburg
Gris Claus
Rushton
Mes
Scripps-M'Rat Press Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!