Khorer Elected Kentucky Elks President at Henderson Meeting
Arthur Khorer of Middlesboro elected president of the Kentucky Elks at the Henderson gathering. Other officers named include Be N. Williams Henderson first vice president John McCarthy Newport second vice president Fred O. Nretael Louisville secretary Thomas T. Mouerch Gaenshora treasurer Clyde Re Levi Ashland and Carl A. Wells Paducah as trustees. The assembly approved Mansfield as the next meeting site and heard speeches honoring past presidents and the order’s ideals.
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Arthur Khorer
Middleshort
Annnon
Thessociation
P.O
Mir. Rhorer
BE. N. Williams
Henderson
St. de
Louisville
John McCarthy
Newport
Fred 0. Nretael
Thomas T. Mouerch
Gaenshora
Carl A. Wells
Paducah
Carroll
Covington
Clyde Re Levi
Ashland
Strustves
Kendersen Wa
Sta Association
Rosworth
Elks
Manning Theater
America
Artie Rhorer
Jaleo Joe ¥. Bosworth
Syde Levi
BDL
Bogworth
Bell System plans large Kentucky telephone expansion
Kentucky Bell System reports rapid progress in an extensive program with 57,700 Bell phones in the state. The plan includes more than 8140000 in annual spend, new additions and replacements, long distance upgrades, copper wire and pole investments, and a projected net gain in telephones as work continues through the year under state manager K. K. Webb.
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Bell System
Kentucky
Umberkamd
Kearne
Elcominons
Vandeles
Joel Bleef
Edi
Bell
Sia Montis
K. K. Webb
Local Elks Lodge Third Oldest One In Kentucky
The Elks Lodge in Alkidlesbure, No. 1 BP OL L, ranks as Kentucky's third oldest. From its founding in the boom days, it faced reorganizations and a final disbandment on July 1 1906, then reestablished as Lodge No. WL and returned to the old number later. It has held storied homes including the first Elks Home now Shelburne’s home, and most recently a new lodge hall serving as a hospital home for ten years. The lodge, active in Middlesboro with many charitable efforts, preserves a long record of public-spirited service and its creed.
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Middiegboro
Progr Development
Harding
Hoffsted
Depatierd
Gos Creat
The
Elks
Serond
Uke
Tleurtshet
Middles
Alt ci Borg
Wallbrecht
G. Shearer
B. Albert
Pern Lake
Inire
Ball and Alva Wall Bond Forfeiture Tells Trial Date
Frank Ball and Alva Wall were bound over on charges linked to the May 17 1923 shooting at Purethe cot hongy in London. Bond forfeited with new 83 000 each, trial set for the fourth Monday in October before Dundee A W Manning. Witnesses traveled from here to London for proceedings. Ball and his son faced incivility related charges. Flag Ball received five years in penal tite in a related case.
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Frank Ball
Alva Wall Ball
Tri Lodkuy
London
Falta
Dundee
A. W. Manning
Te Ik Ball
Alva
Purethe Cothongy
Ant
Flag Ball
Sen
Dane
Twelve Dead In Utah Cloudburst Disaster
Reports from northern Utah describe twelve confirmed deaths and widespread damage after a series of cloudbursts last night and today. Property losses reach about a million dollars with four confirmed dead in Foamington and two men and a woman reported dead near Wilbod san. others are feared drowned near Farrington.
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Sy Associated Press
Ubu
Foamington
Wilbod San
Farrington
State Accepts East End Bid
The State Highway Commission accepted the East Cul acrepied street improvement bid after a telegram review. HOH Asher and Keeney officials are named in the accord. Widespread reaction follows as work is to begin soon and Morristown figures in the connected pension matter.
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Asher Neers
Keeney
Prominent New York Bucketers to Jail
Five well known New York figures including some wealthy women face indictments for conspiracy to conceal assets in the bankrupt stock of the bucketing firm B. M. Writer and Company. They will be lodged in the Tombs overnight awaiting federal court trial as special grand jury reconvenes. Federal agents move to serve lien warrants once indictments are returned while a police patrol stands ready to transport prisoners.
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Associated Press
New York
B. M. Writer and Company
Federal
Fuller Cast
Jall
Tung by an liquor case before magistrate
Aoanis trial resulted in the case Lloyd Virrghn tried before Magis Charles G. Smyth yesterday afternoon on a charge of unlawfully resting in to cieating Hamner. Three of the jurors favored acquittal while the other three voted for conviction. The case will be teipd sain at 7 Monday. The Commonwealth sought to prove that defendant had sold to General Varner, deputy sheriff, a jar of liper. Defendant denied the cnofentlou.
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Aoanis
Lloyd Virrghn
Magis Charles G. Smyth
Hamner
Aote
Teipd Sain
Commonwealth
Defemdant
General Varner
No Repairs Yet on Fern Lake Road
Citizens report no repairs have been made to Fern Lake Road despite efforts and spending on prep work. Local residents note persistent damage and urge action to restore passable condition for visitors and daily use.
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Fern Lake Road
Local church stewards meeting heads careful plan
The church stewards will convene with attention to financial matters and attendance. The meeting aims to align on the upcoming chuted duties and ensure proper oversight.
Tax collections in Kentucky dash report figures
Fragmentary monthly report shows Kentucky tax collections in a decline from prior figures with limited legible data. The text mentions a largest single amount tied to a Virginia Tyler, but the rest of the details are unclear.
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Fraaanteni. Ny
Mity
Kentucky
Tas Commission
Virginia Tyler
New Chancellor More Street Demands Ruhr Concessions
Berlin reports Chancellor Stresemann in his inauguration speech outlined Germanys conditions for abandoning Ruhr restrictions including restoration of rights to resist occupation and release of German citizens. In Aix la Chapelle five are killed and about eighty wounded as crowds clash with police during a demonstration and prison rescue attempt.
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Ruhr
Associated Press
Berlin
Ang Ph—y. Castive Streseman
AIX LA Chappelle
Staum
Edgewood Road Repair Granted to Asphalt Firm
John Hombard announces Edgewood Road repairs at Kentucky Oak Asphalt and Tiunbard Construction expense. Defects under asphalt allow water intrusion. repairs to make road as good as new begin after Cumberland Avenue section finishes, with work on Widees to Fighteeush Street completing this week.
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Edgewood Raul
Kentucky Ock Asphalt Company
Tiunbard Construction Company
John Hombard
Chicago
Fin
Mr. Himbard
Asphalt
Miuubard
Cumberland Avenue
Widees Livers
Indiana Gasoline Prices Drift Down Amid Market Quiet
Reported price cuts in Indiana show gasoline dropping about 6.6 cents as Standard Oil of Indiana trims costs while Kentucky firms hold back. Market activity hints broader price shifts with stock exchanges noting widespread selling among major oil companies including Transcontinental and Sinclair.
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Compet
Pany Stork
Stock Exchange
Maracie
Transcontinental
Tavineshy
Sinclair
Anil Treeferred
Sketly
Middle States
Spirit of Lincoln Revision by Parker Family
Mrs Parker general secretary of the Women's News Service in New York aids Pathe in revising The Spirit of Lincoln at Lincoln Memorial University. Her daughter Gladys Parker Williamson assists, aligning the film for a more fitting presentation.
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Harrogate
Aug
R. B. Parker
Wombre News Service
New York City
Lincoln Memorial University
Pathe
Lincoln
Mine House Pytter ns Sold by Cefy Lumber Co
Copley house patterns sold to multiple individuals by Cefy Lumber Co. Tent rentals listed, including Campbell, Ella Turst, Willard Johnson, Reb wt Marler, William Walliford, Clay Evans, Mrs. SM. Pridemore, and ALT. Routh among others at various locations.
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Copley
City Limber and Supply Company
Retents
Run Campbell
Ella Turst
Willard Johnson
Rebwt Marler
William Walliford
Nootown
Clay Evans
Binghamtown
SM. Pridemore
West End
Alt. Routh
Weather Forecast for Wasiteelgton and Surrounding Areas
Forecast calls for cooler conditions with not as warm weather in the western portion on Wednesday. Kett tecke and Faielanigh areas may see similar cool, unsettled conditions through midweek.
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Wasiteelgton
Ketttecke
Faielanigh
Wednesiay
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