Doctors oppose liquor limit ruling endorses Montana decision
A July Associated Press report from Montana notes Dr William Posey president of the American Medical Association endorses the state and federal court stance against limiting the amount of alcohol that may be prescribed as a medicine. He argues medicine should be free to use alcohol as a remedy similar to dosing quinine. The AMA leader contends drinking restrictions on medical preparations invade medical practice.
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Associated Press Ciuivagd
Benvyntin
Trelene
Montana
American Medical Profession
William Posey
American Medical Association
Pusey
Huge Freight Terminal Planned for Louisville Project Details Revealed
Ted Cress reports that Inland Waterways Co plans a large freight terminal on the former shipyard site in Louisville Jeffersonville area. A 10 acre debris cleared tract will start within six months with a new warehouses complex and river interurban link to Indianapolis. Calhoun notes cost not set, but described as a large amount. project aims to boost river freight for Louisville and Jeffersonville.
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Ted Cress
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Mike Roon
Inland Waterways Company
Sugwy
Wyding
Datrick Caltoun
Waterways Commtrly
Shree Lrich Trildine
Calgoun
Nasheen
Canyany Amt
Forstate Public Service Company
Tudlanapolis
Aba Poin
Thay
Souville
Cither Jine
Tidiana
Talend Waterwaander
Lanieville
Pri
Calhoun
Louisvile
Jeffersum Ile
Douglas new secretary of Middlesboro Ministerial Association
Dr. Douglas elected penne anton secretary of the Middlesboro Ministerial Association at the meeting held at the limary ibis. The session followed the formation of the union services under Rev. W. L. Vowell. Attending were Rev. W. K. McChurchaliawn, Rev. A. B. Reeves, Rev. Barnsite and Dr. Douglas.
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DR. Douglas
Ministerial Association
Donghis
Penne Anton
Middlesboro
Limary Ibis
Esig
W. L. Vowell
Nev
W. K. McChuechaliawn
A. B. Reeves
Barnsite
de. Douglas
Car crash near Log Mountain injures six passengers
An automobile driven by R. Kirk of Straight Creek ran out of fuel on Log Mountain yesterday. The vehicle carried six passengers, with several sustaining minor injuries in the mishap.
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A. R. Kirk
Straight Creek
Log Mountain
Kone
Wife's Premonition Saves Man's Life
A wife’s premonition likely saved her husband at their home near Prescott when she urged him to move to the barn before a lightning strike. He followed her warning, avoiding injury as a strike hit the building.
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Puanonilion
Peter
Prespest
Dorhis
Living conditions of miners in Utah good and modern
A United States Coal Commission report on Utah’s Uintah and Muhland areas describes miner housing as modern stone or brick, with rooms renting $2 to $3 per month and total rents around $12 to $15 monthly for a six room house. It notes company towns with wide streets, gardens, entertainment halls, boarding houses, and schools funded by the company, plus hospitals and nearby medical attention, all improving miner life and suggesting high employer involvement in community services.
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Disrou le News
Eragita
United State Coal Commission
Ulawalla
Muhland
Utahy
Yo Svimeen
Culdthaaite Wo Dour
Bitminegas Opera
Conion
URC
Daly Wistim
Utah
Tach
Con
Intains
AQ Hawatha
Far Away Borneo Offers Easy And Cheap Living
Assoriated Tess reports from London on Borneo living conditions with no income tax, very low prices for goods and whiskey at eight shillings a bottle, and a government report noting head hunting as part of native habits, despite improvements since 1411.
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Tess
Londen
Brisk
Daily News Seeks Regular Local Correspondents
The Daily News invites residents of every locality and nearby towns to join as regular correspondents. Interested readers should send their names to receive full instructions on news needs and pay. Experience not required, as good schooling helps. writers should produce attractive articles and follow paper rules.
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Oregular Communications
Hke
Tonch
Rum Exports Rise as Britain Seeks to Keep Pace
Analyzed dispatch notes increasing British rum shipments to the United States amid prohibition era tensions. The report highlights American demand and British efforts to limit coastal waters rights, while detailing smugglers and bootlegger networks shaping transatlantic spirits trade. It notes five months of 1921 figures showing rising shipments to the West Indies and the United States, and mentions Lady Astor commenting on the barge trade.
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London
Dndy Ui
Furst
Britain
Tignor
Wen
America
United States
Mexican
Qandhia
Snevk
Sentet Distilling
Senteh
Wear Indies
Gilana
West
Bord Astor
Nunes Astor
Delegates Flock to Lexington for Good Roads Meet
Eastern Kentucky towns prepare large delegations to Lexington for a two day Good Roads Association convention. Col. Jim Maret reports about 2500 delegates, with groups from Beattyville Irvine Jackson and Beattyville Irvine joining via trains. Local officials from Lexington mobilize reception and transport for the event.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Central Kervucky Good Roads Associatonette
Jim Maret
Chester Gourtey
G. W. Gourley
Beauvuill
Judge Gaus
Central and
Eastern Kentucky
Good Roads Assition
Eanypeus
Lata Iy Ny
El Co Starts Drive to Sell 100 Shares Stock
A drive to sell a thousand shares of KU stock began today. The firm plans special efforts to reduce holdings and promote sales to KU patrons as part of a larger corporate rearrangement involving a river and power plant project at Lancaster.
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Campacts
Capense
Ciombe
Lancaster
Revival by Rev Brenside in Sandy Valley
The Rev BT Brenside of the MOB Church will arrive Thursday morning in Sandy Valley near Pikeville to conduct a ten day revival series. The Rev AL Grae will preach at the First MB Church Sunday morning.
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Burnside
Sandy Valley
BT. Brenside
Chareh
Ny Valley
Pikeville
AL AL Grae
No More Picnics at Fern Lake Ban Across Watershed
Residents report a statewide ban on picnicking at Fern Lake above the dam as the Kentucky Valley Company faces state water supply demands. Authorities say the prohibition aims to protect the watershed and ensure funds are used to maintain clean water delivery to the city. Citizens, including Cory Middlestone and fishing clubs, push back while officials insist the order remains in effect to safeguard public health.
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Fern Lake
Aman
Syiddlesbury
Amd
Ageaed Amee
Hall
Ulifities
Fura Lake
Acre
Ilisseut Tien
Pern
Bell County
Mitchesbure
Ak Sac
Cory
Ediet
Kentuiky Co
Walter
Kentucky Vallies
Miners Charge Contract Breach in Coal Case
Miners allege breach of a long term coal contract involving Cross Mountain Coal Company. They claim the company blocked mine access and refused wage scales, while not allowing arbitration and opposing United Mine Workers involvement. The case references a broad set of counties and dates, with a fall bill anticipated.
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An Wi
Cross Monetera Company
Austell
Aneim Aniersua
United Mine Workers of America
Cmpany
Eileet
Hey
Allege
Aid Agres
Local Veteran Found Dead After Prolonged Illness
A Union Army veteran was found dead after an illness lasting about twenty years. The report states he was discovered in a shed where he had appeared to be hanged himself. The incident is recorded as a tragic death with no further details provided.
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Louisville
Installation at Presbyter Tan Church Last Night
The First Methodist Church and related congregations held an installation service for a new minister. Rev Sanders of Sweetwater preached a short sermon and addressed the church members. The charge was delivered by Rev Nislet from Pineville Presbyterian, with W. T. Davis and Mass R. T. Maddux providing special music. The church was filled to capacity for the occasion.
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KB. Douglas
Hhoeeh
M. E. Church
South
Ue First ME
Christhee Ehneekwe
Reb.sanders
Sweetwater
Lenn
Pat Tese
Ehuoch
Res CG
Singer Sewing Machine Agent Hosts at Easton Kentwick Event
The life of Cincinnati general agent for Singer Sewing Machine Company was cited as hosting a gathering at the branch. Guests included B D Gamble of Manchester and multiple out of town visitors such as Mr Refuge Hod Dersinll and A G Henshaw among others, with various deliveries and activities noted during the past month.
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Lepreseula- Cal
Ataiarcheon
Sewins
Eastecn
Kentwick
Cincinnnati Gener
Hie Bracheon
Persia
Andan Saan
B.D. Gamble
Manchester
Faneheot
Dersifnll
Fanan
Renham
IL H. Ohiceles
Curbit
Ps Gauble
Manche
Delliva
Pf. Newman
Clearfield
Tenn
A. G. Henshaw
Tazewell
Tow Fanan
Jim Byud
Pireville
Reed Hughes
Barbourville
A.W. Brrant
Walling Creek
Aml
Klepptager
Lexi Justo
Ster
Georgia Minstrels Present One Night Konzert in Town
The Georgia Minstrels announce a one night only performance tomorrow evening under a 10 p.m. tent next to Ficus Smart Sel. The renowned troupe with a 28 year tour record promises music and fun, featuring forty performers and a street parade past the tent at 7:30 p.m.
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Lam
Murthy
Cavcert
Postmaster Cooke Announces Candidacy Status
Postmaster Cooke states he is an active applicant for the appointment and has filed his application in response to patron requests. He would accept the offer and would make efforts to obtain the position if offered. Cooke has served satisfactorily in his past term.
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Lam
Cooke
Record of 1923-24 State School Revenue Growth
The 1923 24 school year revenue, based on an estimated census of 664 803, is the largest in state history, totaling over 5 million dollars. Distributions include county boards, city boards, and 495 712 to graded school bonds, with funds partly from the Bing laberiftiner tax. Past-year revenue was slower, with a remaining apportionment of 31 to 572.
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Associated Press
Frankport
Aly
Tounjy Boards of Education
City Boards of Education
Shea Moo
Sayils
Cincinnati 200 Opera Offers Civic Training For Youth
Cincinnati 200 Opera is described as a civic, not professional, training center for about sixty five young choristers. The program runs six nights weekly at the Zoo Opera, with rehearsals between performances and intermissions. Directors Reupl Leford and Alexander Fuglia oversee instruction and stage work, emphasizing experience and learning over professional careers.
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Associated Press
Ginginnati
Stulen
Cincinnati Zev Opera
eBorns
Init
Zoo Opera
Thorns
Elergran Opera
The
Zoo
Oper Sti
Euitarac
Mmet
Reupl Leford
Alexander Fuglia
Promotions Shuffle Among Local Police Ranks
Tal Lipps and Lenker Balt receive new roles after long service in the force with Lipps promoted to sergeant and Balt moving from night to day duties. Charlie Goins steps into the sergeant’s vacated night officer position, while Flo and Wiley transition to other assignments as announced by the department.
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Tal Lipps
Hag Heer
Lenker Balt
Charlie Goins
Stern
Pal
Flo
Cou
Wiley
Gastineau and Davies Sentenced to Six Months in London Jail
Wallace Gastineau and Toe Davies were taken to London to begin six month jail terms for liquor law violations after their conviction weeks earlier. Gastineau seeks further legal extensions while serving, with a sixty day window to wind down business.
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Wallace Gastineau
Toe Davies
London
Indictment Returns 22 In Transporting Liquor Case
Federal grand jury in Chicago charges 22 men with conspiracy to transport a thousand cases of whiskey from the Kentucky Distillery at Juddissilly Kentucky in September 1920. Louisville figures O H Watten and F Kenny among defendants with others from Chicago. Indictments returned in June, suppression followed to arrest Sadler. McLaughlin sought permits to ship whiskey using forged papers. Eight hundred cases seized in railroad yards. rest seized from loaded trucks. Stipulated sums include 20900 for Stuller and 20000 for McLaughlin.
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Ted Press
Chicago
toRransport
Juttissilly
O. H Wateen
Kenny
Louisville
William A. Sadler
John K. McLaugh- Tin
Matthew Weydert
Chigage
Sadler
McLaughlin
Hyner
Stuller
sLaughlin
Wathen
Kennedy
Trachoma Clinic Wagon Tour Reaches Kentucky Counties
The State Board of Health leads a prairie wagon caravan on a tour through south central Kentucky to establish trauma clinics in Butler, Ohio, Manuson, and Grayson counties. Dr. Charles B. Kaberk heads the Trachoma Bureau with Miss Antinnette Kaelin and Miss Cordelia Bickett assisting. The route includes Louisville to Morgantown and Green River areas, aiming to combat rising partial blindness from trachoma.
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Ty Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
State Board of Wealth
Drea T Mclormack
State Board of Health
Charles B. Kaberk
State Board of Iealith
Antinnette Kaelin
Cordelia Bickett
Mueteer
Garey
Bowlington
Morgantown
Butler County
Green River
Butler
Ohio
Manusen
Grayson
Kabert
Robert
Cincinnati musician and dancer Barney McHugh dies at county infirmary
Barney McHugh, once a well known school musician and dancer in Cincinnati, died at the county infirmary. Thirty years ago a prominent local figure, he entertained many Irish families and performed in summer evenings, often dancing on sidewalks outside his workplace where a flute accompanied the music. He was educated and had taught in British schools before coming to America.
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Asset Press Cinutati Siy
Barnney MecIlugh
Svtcone
Cincinnati
McHugh
America
Weather Outlook in Washington Partly Cloudy With Scattered Thunder
July 16 forecast for Washington shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. Scattered thunderstorms are likely in the southern portion with cooler temperatures in the southeastern area tonight.
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Washington
Kfor Ken Tae
South
Flogsheast
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