Conference on Use of Federal Road Material Examined
Officials led by Green G. Stile Haxhaay ve and Henry James discussed disposal methods for war material in a state investigation ordered by Governor Marioy. The session, held in Prankport, focused on road department aids and highways, with reports to the federal government.
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Morrow
Highway Department
Associated Press
Green G. Stile
Fliguvert
Lasway
Hany James
Marioy
State Department
Gayeingr Morrow
James Fo
UD Teers
ELKS Grand Lodge Meet Heads to Atlanta This Week
Delegates of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks gather in Atlanta for the fifty-ninth convention and reunion. Early estimates place 12,000 delegates with preparations underway to entertain up to 50,000 attendees as Boston reportedly eyed next year’s venue.
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Atlanta
Stad West
Ale
Cer
Benevolent Aml
Order of Elks
Atlanta Constitution
Boston
Grandmother Mourned by 73 Grandchildren in Southeast Kentucky
Mrs Sarah Marcu dies at home of her dinuciity in Southeastern Kentucky at age 73. She leaves seven daughters and 73 grandchildren among survivors including Mrs Mary Smith Willan Mrs Miah Aldridge Mrs BM Baker Mrs J Stafford Mesd Panley Mr M.S Barber and Mrs Vo Fngate.
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Wannette
Gkhi
D. c. Panley
Nese Ul
M.S Barber
Livinesta
10 Vo Fngate
Yorbin
W. R. Strange moving to Woodson Feed Building
The W R Strange company, a sale produce dealer, plans to move from the old Kree building on Nineteenth Street to the Woodson feed company building near the passenger station. The Woodson building is being repaired and the move follows KU’s plan to use the current site for its transmission system.
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W. R Strange Company
Sffeet
Woodson Feed Company
K.U
Cincinnati Establishes Its First Bird Preserve
Cincinnati officials announce the creation of the citys first bird preserve to be maintained by the Park Board after acceptance of an offer for a tract of land measuring seven and one half years in the Rawson area. The grant is processed under supervision of the EF Hank president with city handling possession and final technical steps.
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Fed Press
Ynnati
Cincinnal
Park Board
Rawson
EF Hank
Ambright Farm Fire Destroys Barn and Equipment
Ambright farm in fH Burns reports a disastrous fire early Sunday morning damaging a barn and machinery. Lightning struck the barn, causing about 5000 dollars worth of loss including hay and grain. The incident follows a year of turmoil and public sentiment tied to a Fourth of July event.
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Tiambright
Street Work Begins In Earnest On Ciubeikod Avenue
Report describes new street paving using a heavy machine with two disks and endless belt moves. Engineer Mr Kidd says the project will start this afternoon and remain active until the block is finished. Concrete gutters and center paving will precede final resurfacing on adjacent blocks.
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New Street
Ciubeikod
Herbert
Kidd
Cusineer
Eine
al Lrighis
Selicles
Alan
Asphat
Rlson
Commission Gives Anthracite Report
The commission urged private ownership of the anthracite industry with government oversight on costs and prices. It proposed a plan to fund government aid while keeping operations private, aiming for a stable market and fair labor costs. The report estimates miners’ earnings and suggests broader governmental intervention if needed to prevent abuse.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fed- 1 Cail Commission
Fenuigney
Indust
Finlir
Pullig
Especial Suvernmental Treament
Withime
Kilf
Cas Jnemue
Beiweren
Ives
Survey for New Switch for K Uy Ice Plant Here
Preliminary survey for a new switch for the Kot ice plant. Construction work is planned to begin soon. The survey notes changes to be made in the location of power lines and transmission facilities, with city luster and supply work affected by the project.
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URVEY
Sesterday
Lauiber
Girl Confesses Part in Hold Up In Detroit Killing
Police hold Peggy Neil nineteen and three youths in a Detroit area killing case. The girl allegedly drove the getaway car and took part in numerous robberies over weeks. She claimed joining a bandit gang in Ohio three years ago.
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Detroit
Isoriated Press
PROET
Peggy Neil
Sanidas
Lawrence Rickerd
Ant
Ohio
Army goods thieves rounded up amid nationwide loot probe
AP reports from Louisville that the US Army provost marshal at Camp Knox is coordinating roundups of alleged thieves tied to a nationwide scheme. Eleven soldiers and three enlisted men have been arrested, with twenty-five more under suspicion as authorities chase a chain of robberies valued at about fifty thousand dollars across six camps including Jefferson and Harrison.
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Phere
Camp Knox
Associated Press
Louisville
Depag
United States Mars
Caster Wim
Officis
Enilans
Jefferson Dope
Benjamin Harison
Louisville Police Seek Maniac Thief
Louisville police pursue a reported maniac thief who robbed two men and an young woman Sunday night in the county. County and city authorities describe the suspect as a maniac and say the victims describe a wide range of robberies as the search expands.
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Louisville
Ted Press
Ching
County Police
Expeces and Firpo Fight at Willard on Thursday Night
Judy reports ticket sales show strong interest for the expected bout at Willard Arena with a 90,000 audience target. Firpo is slated to weigh in and promises a brisk pace pinned to Thursday events in New York City.
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Willard
Firpo
Associated Press
New York
Judy
World in decline due to modern girls says critic
New York author of several works on American thought argues that public taste and female influence harm society. He warns that admiration for painted faces and cosmetic culture distracts from virtue and essential values, urging readers to resist trendiness shaping national life.
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United State
Stati Ie
Ana
Alusailer Blick
New York
Cin
Severa
Aneust
Grand jury indicts 26 Gil promoters in Cleveland
Federal grand jury returns indictments against 26 Gil promoters in Cleveland on charges tied to defrauding investors. The case centers on alleged schemes to amass profits through unlawful promotion and the use of deceptive practices. Authorities vow continued action as investigations proceed.
Country's Business Women Hold Fifth Annual Meet
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs opens its fifth annual meeting in Detroit, drawing about 3,000 delegates from across the United States. Notables include Senator Withrow and Judge Tarence Bell, with Mrs Lena Lake presiding and Elinor Counts providing remarks.
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United States
Wenual Vonse
Tarence Bellen
Ohio
Ghegon
Washington
Idaho
Dahl
Dale Aattes
Mais
Ath Willems
Adelina Urathard
Porthoid
Lana Lake
Detroit
Id Elinor Counted
Chipod
the Nation Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
St Louis
Bsiness
Titus
Lena Lake Purest
Thave
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Ud Liner Caunred
Bootlegging Fueled Riches for Little Islands
Chicago reports a rapid rise in bootlegging profits as liquor from Havana moves through the South Atlantic route to Chicago. Authorities note clearances jumped from 37,000 gallons to 134,000 in 1922, with operators dubbed the "bootleg era" figures, while the Prohibition crackdown struggles to curb the illicit trade.
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Hed Press
Chicago
South Atlantic
Semhonil
Sncoun
Assat
Alent
Sit Aloe
Daily News
Prison Boss Gets 20 Years Term
Thomias Walter Aigernhotham was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Tavert while employed at a prison leasing camp in Florida. The jury delivered a twenty year sentence after a brief deliberation as attorneys sought a new trial amid calls to reform the system.
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Putnam Limber Company
Tabert
Panishiic
Florida Serment
Jlizvinbotham
Raven
Improving Fern Lake Pavilion Activity Expands Visitor Comfort
Fern Lake Pavilion undergoes improvements to the park area including a new floor, foundations, and a new east side pavilion. The site gains better boat facilities with seven new benches and two or more heats for fishing and boating. The lake grows in popularity as a day resort with crowds and summer plans for further enhancements.
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Porn Lake
Rhisy T Bung
Cini
Te Lib Mendes
Boosters Cancel Meeting After Wednesday Church Study
Booster group announces cancellation of its meeting at the 1M church following an upcoming program. The scripture study for the event centers on the thirteenth chapter of Matthew with planned memory verses.
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Church
Matthew
Dub
Routine council to vote on taxes and street upgrades
The council approved amendments to the tax and water relocation ordinances and read multiple bills. An amendment to widen Cumberland and Ashlany avenues to forty feet was advanced. A request to build a sidetrack trestle near Lavett Trail for a private use was discussed with plans to be reviewed. A police car damage claim and East End street work plans were noted, with a special meeting scheduled for Wednesday at two o'clock.
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Secon
Las Niger
Cumberland Arennes
Lavett
J. H. Keeney
Millnuu Lynes
Tegmng
Keeney
East End
Union Services Sunday Night in Midgleshore
A union church gathering in Midgleshore featured Dr. Douglas speaking on spiritual drift and the need to sustain faith and Sabbath observance. The event, attended by four church choirs and led by A. B. Keane, emphasized balancing infant care with health and school-age welfare in a broad community ministry.
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Union Church
Midgleshore
Saoth
Douglas Om Bristine
A. B
Douglas
Onl- Locisvilde
Wilan Serviers
Lumbermen Convention Scheduled With Tours This Thursday
Lee Tumbermen announce a Kentucky Retail Lumber Dealers convention to begin at 9 35 a m Thursday at Manning theater with a welcome by J F Vertins. Fifty to sixty delegates expected from the eastern and central parts of the state will attend. The program includes a register and banquet, business session, and excursions by car to Pineville and Fern Lake, with Kiwanis events at Hotel Cumberland.
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State
Lee
Kentucky Retail Lumber Dealer
Gumberland
Manning Theater
J. FL Vertns
T. 2
Nach
Hp. Ti
Linevin Memorial
Cumberland
Kiwanis Club
Country Club
Pineville
Innebing
Kiwanis
Continental Hotel
Paige Road
Middleshore
Fern Lake
H. B. Lindsey
Knoxville
Kiwanis Paanus
State Association
Slag at Ashbury Corner Used for Street Work
A note states slag from the furnace has been moved to the corner of Ashbury Avenue and Nineteenth Street for street construction. The material will be kept there until the Crowberland street crew finishes their section. Foreman is warned there may be insufficient slag at the furnace to finish the job.
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Ashbury
Ashbury Oavenue
Crowberland Svenneady
First State Bank of Shelby Closes in Great Falls
The First State Bank of Shelby, led by president Jin Tuhuson, one of the backers of the Dempsey Gibbons fight, closed its doors. The institution was to be taken over by the Stan ton Peast and Savings Bank, which had closed Monday.
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Associated Press
Mone Daly
Fist State Bank of
Shelby
Jin Tuhuson
Dempsey Gibbons
State Bank
Stanton ‘Peast and Savings Bank
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