Seven of Kentucky's Congressmen Face Opposition in Primary
The Associated Press reports seven of Kentucky's eleven congressmen face opposition in the August 2 primary and November election. Owsley Stanley of Henderson and John J. Mowe of Carrollton contest in the primaries. Bethurum Sackett and Stanley seek Senate seats with others in the Democratic and Republican contests. Langley seeks re-election in the House. various districts show incumbents versus challengers with mixed support across parties.
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Langley
Bethurum, Sackett and
Stanley
Senate
Associate Press
Taquisverse
Kentucky
Seventh
Couressman
Joe W. Mortis
United States
Owsley Stanley
Henderson
John J. Mowe
Carrollton
Nf. J. Bethaerim
Somerset
Lexington
Fred M. Sackett
Louisville
Alben W. Harkles
Paducah
David T. Kintheloe
Madisonville
Sant Ralph Gilhert
Shelbyville
Virgil Chapuian
Jones
Fein
Iain Morris
Marrix
J. Campbell Cantril
Ben Jonson
Rantstown
T. Proctor
Beitchfield
Arthur B. Rouse
Evtinger
B.S. Lamiant
Ware
John We Lat Pullican
Pikeville
Ie Lo
Ney
Sterling
Scott Inf
Davis
Alex le Hateliff
Barney W. Baker
Macard
J. M. Rotslon
Bar
Hourvite
Walter N. Filpin
Od. M. Bingham
Pineville
Nutt
Sewell
Lenton
Eine Dugles
Bred M. Vinson
Louisa
Ryland C. Muslek
George Osborne
Muss Tron Snedeger
Owingsville
Haidah F. Ogden
Mitford
Sam H. McSteckin
H. A. Te Ttesenturg
Priemary
World Fliers Arrive at Croydon England
American Army airmen on the work flight arrived at Croydon from Le Touret France at 2 08 pm. The 38 mile trip took three hours and three minutes.
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Croydon
England
Associated Press
le Ttourget
France
Colonelette Is Latest Feminine Honor In Kentucky
In Kentucky three women were added to the governor’s staff as honorary colonels or colonettes while Senator William A. Perry acted as governor. The honorees are Mrs William Perry of Louisville Miss Ora Hazelip of Frankfort and Miss Josephine Fouville of Bowling Green. The distinction raised questions whether the title is colonel colonette or coloneless.
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H. H. Denhart
Miss Fouville
Polish writer Zalaznowski pleads for death as fiancée shoots him
Paris reports a Polish writer Zaznowski grievously ill and near death. His fiancée Stani Unicuka visited him at the sanatorium and, overwhelmed by his suffering, shot him in the head. He is not expected to recover. The fiancéess collapsed afterward as authorities detained her at the sanatorium.
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Associater Press
Paris
Dam Zaznowski
Stani Unicuka
Mirteniniselle Unicusha
Santtoment
Farm Loan Board lowers rate on cooperative loans
The Federal Farm Loan Board announced a reduction from five and one half to five percent on direct loans to cooperative marketing associations. Board members say the cut will materially aid financing the year's marketing movement. The intermediate credit banks, which lend to cooperative associations, last year loaned more than 48 million dollars to about 0.6 million farmers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board Today
Credit Havky
Dawes to Be Notified of Selection Aug 19
CHICAGO July 16 Ceremonies for General Charles G Dawes nomination to the vice presidency on August 19 will include an old fashioned torchlight procession Roy O West secretary of the Republican National Committee announced last night About 1 000 Republicans from Wisconsin will march to the park John R Ferris Milwaukee in charge of Wisconsin delegation arrangements Ferris predicted that Senator La Follette may be surprised by Wisconsin turnout and noted speeches will be broadcast by radio.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Roy 0. West
Republican National Committee
Wisconsin
John R. Ferris
Mibwaukee
Ferris
West
LaFollette
Yesterday Deadline On Certificate Sale Headlines
A report notes that the sale of United States Treasury certificates faced a deadline yesterday and was suspended by order. The government cites the possibility of procuring funds at a lower interest rate elsewhere, prompting the halt in sale activity.
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United States Treasury
Miller opens yearly meet of Lutherans in Baltimore
Dr Charles A A Miller of Baltimore addressed Lutheran leaders at a regional convention urging stronger lay leadership and disciplined church governance. He warned that weak leadership threatens church vitality and warned against elite dominance and infighting while stressing learned, active lay participation. Louisville Livestock reports cattle 250, hogs 2000, sheep 4800 with market shifts noted.
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Louisville
Police officer testifies in shooting case at Fulton
Mrs Ethel testified in Fulton on July 16 in the examination of Policeman Harve Han charged with shooting Carle Brundage of Tennessee. She said she rode in the car with Brundage and Chit iart, that Hart fired twice once on the running board and once after Brundage fell. Brundage remains in serious condition at Advent hospital.
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Vess
Fulton
Ethel
Harve Han
Carle Brundage
Tennessee
Brundage
Chit Iart
Hart
Advenh Hospital
Successful League Training Institute at Barbourville
Fifty two people received training at the Southeastern Kentucky Ep worth League institute held in Barbourville last week. Thirty three completed the course and earned certificates as Rev. W. B. Archer and local attendees praised the event, planning to host the course again next year with a goal of at least 200 trainees.
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Southeastern Kentucky
Epworth League Institute
Barbourville
W. B. Archer
League
Girl Found Safe After Missing Search in Louisville Area
July 6. Pau line Jackson daughter of former Judge RD Jackson of New Castle was found safe at a friend's home in Shelbyville where she went on a visit Sunday night. A search had been conducted since Sunday after her disappearance was reported.
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Lowisville
Friend
Associated Press
Louisville
Pauline Jackson
RD. Jackson
Newcastle
Shelbyville
Slayers Planned To Kill Loeb Jr
Chicago July 16 Lathan Leopold and Richard Loeb await August trial on charges of kidnapping and slaying Robert Falks an alleged thrill murder defense claims no one wants them freed Clarence Darrow chief defense counsel comments on public sentiment
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Fialks
Ernest Loeb
Richard Lecb
Clarencet Derrow
Cashier Killed as Loot Recovered in Wyoming
In Rock Springs Wyoming July 16 Clare N Fisher cashier of Gurn Quealy Coal vanished with payroll and was fatally shot by foreman and friend J wher. Fisher died in hospital while searching the mountains yielded the payroll cache totaling over 6000 dollars.
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Ly Associated Press
Rock Springs
Wyo
Clare N. Fisher
Gurn- Quealy Coal Company
J. Wher
Fisher
Tourist praises Pineville region in glowing letter
A Middlesboro reader recounts a visit to Pineville and the surrounding Cumberland Gap area, praising the scenery and roads. The writer asks the Middlesboro Chamber of Commerce secretary to send photographs or Kodak pictures of three views, posting choices and sizes, as a memento of the trip.
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Middlesbore
Middlesbora
Chamber of Commerce
Bell County
Pineville
Middles
Borean
Cumberland Gap
Mtr
Piggly Wiggly Injunction Suit Cleared Against Saunders
The United States Court of Appeals affirmed an injunction suit against Clarence Saunders, founder of Piggly Wiggly. Saunders may use improvements, patents, or systems not in the original Piggly Wiggly corporation. Gasoline price cuts spread east after reductions in the west and midwest, with Standard Oil of New York and competitors cutting prices by up to a cent per gallon.
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Hy Associated Press
Columbus
United Court of Appeals Today
Clarence Saunders
Wiggly-Wiggly Chain
Stores Corporaton
Saunders
Piggly-Wiggly Corporation
Associated Press
Wyn
Tal ‘Eine
New York
New Oaghind
Standard Chl Company of
Gulf Refinhug Company
Sinclair Consolidated Owl Corporation
The
Texas Co
Money Manufacturing Company
Tc Ecatide Tain
Increase in Tourist Traffic Through Middleboro City
Local observers note four tourists daily in town with traffic rising. At least thirty cars pass through daily as visitors stop for business or pleasure. Kiwanis plans a touring camp and road directions to aid tourism. roads to winter centers are crowded in fall and spring.
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Kiwanis Club
Treffic
Middlesboro
Fiel
Yeouth
Middleboro
Dance Charges to Bell Grand Jury
George Asso Newton Shackleford and Lester Martin were held to the Bell County grand jury after an examination before Magistrate Charles G. Smyth. Evidence for the Commonwealth was heard and motions for dismissal were denied. Each defendant was ordered to post bond of 3200. The charges relate to maintaining a public nuisance at a Nostown dance near Middles, under magistrate jurisdiction.
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George Asso
Newton Shackleford
Lester Martin
Bell County
Charles G. Smyth
Commonwealth
Nostown
Middleshere
Magistrate’s Court
Autos By Pound Unique Method of Selling Car
Winston Salem July 16 dealers advertise autos by the pound. A low priced car dealer weighs vehicles and quotes price per pound, comparing to everyday necessities. The unique advertising method is said to be unusually successful.
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Associated Press
Winston-Salem
N.C
American aid recognized in plan of Dawes
London July 16 American cooperation to implement the Dawes plan to stabilize Germany and the European economy was stressed at the Inter Allied Separations conference opening. Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald and French premier Edouard Herriot led the talks, with Ambassador Ketley and Col. James Ar Logan Jr among the American observers.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
England
Ramsey MacDonald
Exloward Herriot
Ambamador Ketley
Col
James
Ar Logan, Jr
MacDonald
United States
Still And Man Taken In Raid At Log Mountain
Authorities recovered a copper still of about ninety gallons from a hidden site on Log Mountain after a raid by deputies. George Shears was arrested and jailed on charges of operating the still, which had reportedly been used for years. Several others named assisted in the raid, including Thomas Suman and Leslie Webb.
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George Shears
Log Mountain
Lvorge Shears
Jall
Thins
Thomas Suman
Leslie Webb
BE Sal- Yvan
Charlie Helton
Boy Hit by Exploding Ginger Ale Injures Eye
A bottle of ginger ale exploded near Market Street and Cuueh Avenue injuring William Brooks, age 1, in the right eye. The blast occurred as he worked near a show stand. Doctors say the eye may be lost, with possible permanent blindness in that eye.
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Knoxvilia
Told & Armintead
Market Street
Cuueh Avenue
Willutm Brooks
Brooks
Newnan Sau
Brooks Terese
Births and deaths signal shifting local population balance
Nineteen girls and twelve boys were born here in June, suggesting a growing female majority if current birth rates continue. The vital statistics office also reported twelve deaths in the month, including two mine accidents and one homicide, with nine due to illness.
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Vital Statistican's Office
Receipts Cut Across Auto Licenses Salient Figures
VRANKFORT reports state auto department receipts for fiscal year 1923 24 total 3 194 286 71 with 177 834 passenger licenses 20 593 trucks and 846 motorcycles issued. Details show 1923 counts and six month totals through Dec 2 1923 from Col Gray noting rising motor vehicle use.
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Col. Gray
Smith Eyes High Private Status and Third Term Ambition
Governor Smith, amid Welcome Alamo cheers after returning from the New York Democratic convention, expresses two ambitions: to remain "high priv" and to pursue either a presidency or a third-term as governor. Pinnacle Coal mine near Ralston suspends operations, expected closed 30 days or longer due to recent contract withdrawals. A.B. Miller chairs Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Cumberland with plans for an open meeting and potential speaker. Berlin date line notes an auto chauffeur show.
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Associated Press
Alhany
Smith
New York
Pinnacle
Pinnacl Coal Company
Ralston
Eithe
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Fulton M
Slayers
Loeb. JR
Leopold
Loeb
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Bell Grand Jury
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Magistrate State Court
MacDonald and Herriot
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