SAMPSON BECOMES CHIEF JUSTICE OF KENTUCKY COURT
In Frankfort on January 2 Justice Flem D Sampson of Barbourville was named Chief Justice of the Kentucky Court of Appeals succeeding Judge Rollin Hurt who retired after a long tenure. J A McCandless of Munfordville was sworn in as the third district successor. tributes flowed to Hurt and Sampson from Harlan and Pineville attorneys and officials presented silver and gold tokens.
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Judge Hurt
State Supreme Court
Harlan
Pineville
Sampson
Flem D. Sampson
Barbourville
Court of Appeals of
Kentucky
Promise Arrest In Henderson Murder
Henderson January 2 arrest promised today in connection with the mysterious murder last Sunday of Gus Noffsinger general manager of the South and company Investigators moved carefully for signs when the denouncement would come Officials said an arrest might be expected within twelve hours A dirt trail from the garage where the body was found to an alley and cross street may prove most valuable in solving the case Mystery surrounds motive for the killing
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Associated Presa
Henderson
Gus Noffsinger
South and
Com! Company
Moonshine War Participants Face Federal Charges
In Menifee County three weeks after the moonshine war three officers and Bob Ballard were shot, defendants Charles Ballard Jeff Ballard Albert Ballard Joe Clem Ed Reffit and Avil Yerguson appeared in Lexington before U S commissioners. Charles Ballard, severely wounded, was brought to court under guard.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Charles
Jeff
Albert Ballard
Joe Clem
Ed Reffit
Avil Yerguson
Menifee County
Bob Ballard
Court House
United States
Charles Ballard
Gray Galled to Lexington Ky as Pastor Unanimously
The Maxwell Street Presbyterian Church in Lexington Kentucky extends unanimous invitation to Dr Johnson Afeber Gray of the First Presbyterian Church to become pastor. Gray has not yet accepted but is considering. The church seats 4000, has 50 classrooms, and a strong Sunday school led by Dr Thomas Talbot.
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Maxwell Street
Gillespie
Louisville
Gray
Thomas Talbot
Tes
Governor Boosts Reward for Im Robinson Murder Suspect
January 2 Governor Morrow raised the reward to 500 dollars for the arrest and conviction of James Robinson, a Black man, tied to the murder of Miss Yura Parsons a Blue Mountain school teacher. The move signals intensified pursuit of Robinson.
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Morrow
Lura Parsons
Prankiort
James Robinson
Yura Parsons
Blue Mountain
Robinson
Auto Owners Without 1923 Licenses Subject to Fine
In Middlesboro and vicinity car owners who have not purchased 1923 license tags face a $100 fine. Broughton of Pineville supervises tagging with Laura Rice assisting. About fifty tags sold today, with supply near exhaustion. work to continue next Thursday if not completed. New Year celebrations in area see no fatalities or injuries. eight arrests over weekend. local school opening delayed for several weeks.
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Roy A. Haynes
Hwe
Ind
Republic
Tivin S. Cobb
Hendrick Wilhelm von Losa
Alan
iTatton Porter
America
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Directors of America
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Willam F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Fof
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence
Darrew
Uormey
Frank M. Goodchild
Central Baptist Church
New York
Civ
Commissioners Office
Middlesboro
Broughton
Pineville
Tie
Laura Rice
Wineville
Tuoughton
Bell
Ouse
Milk pasteurization and public health urged by figures
The text urges pasteurization for safer milk reducing deaths from scarlet fever diphtheria and intestinal infections. It quotes Luther Burbank and celebrates science, endurance, and self-reliance while urging tolerance and effort, citing Griffith Camp and Walter Camp as endorsers.
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Luther Burbank
Jess
David Wark Griffith
Motion Future
Reparations Plan Discussed at Paris Conference
Premier Poincare proposed reducing German reparations to fifty billion gold marks with a two year moratorium and a productive guarantee. The plan would use cass C bonds to extinguish allied debts and resumption of payments by Germany. The State Department said the German proposal for a mutual non wage stance is informal and not yet acceptable to France.
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State Department
Washington
Jan
France
Italy
Germany
United States
Fall Resigns From Interior Post March 4
Washington January 2 Secretary Fall of the interior department will resign his office March 4 due to pressure of private business interests. President Harding is said to have offered him a place on the supreme court, but he refused. The article also mentions a photo of Thomas Richards, a young automobile mechanic linked to a kidnapping and murder case in Mer Rouge.
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Washington
Jinterior Department
Harding
Supreme Court
Tris
Thoms Richards
Mer Rouge
Richards
Watt Daniel
Lake la Fourche
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Dge Sampson
McCandless
Prankfort
Tice Rollin Hurt
J. A. McCandless
Munfordville
Hurt
Harlan County
U. S
B.al McKoin
Baltimore
Kabler
McKoin
Maryland
Dr. Gray
Lexington, KY
Maxwell St
Mdland Chautauqua
John A. Gray
U.S. Red Cross
Thrace
Pathe Phote
Sunday
Porter
Cobb
Aateetadle
Boygl
C. S
Hubert Werk
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Warren A. Candler
Atlanta
Emery College
Charles P. Steinmetz
Fippe
Interep Stoldard
Near East
Patrick J. Hayes
Spint
Lincoln
Charles Z. Marvin
Dyas
al. L. Gurtun
Mie
Unta Shpaly
Michigan
Awerien
Ob der Investen
Michael I. Payln
Electro-Mechanics
Columbia, University
Europe
Die Tay Lyman Wilbur
Leland Sandoid University
Gu Jae Ih Lee
Ellie Leldtous
Stuny
Auéhica
Ito
Nathale Straus
IM Robinson
Walter Camp
Athletic Authority
GUT
Paris
Ified
Fter
Secretary of Interior
Haga
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