Quinn to Attend Legion Meeting in Bardstown
National Commander John R. Quinny of California will attend the American Legion state convention in Bardstown from July 24 to 26. Other national officers joining include Ryan Duffy and Major General Robert Tyndall, with local officials presenting the key to Bardstown’s My Old Kentucky Home post. The event features parades, dances, and baseball along with addresses by extemporaneous speakers.
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Y Associated Press
Bardstown
John R. Quinny
California
American Legion
Louisville
Bowman Field
Frank F. Daugherty
Old Kentucky
Ryan Duffy
Legion
Wisconsin
Robert Tyndall
Indiana National Guard
Adj
James A. Kehoe
Kentucky National Guard
Daugherty
Frankfort
Edwards
Mayfield
Beristown
Kentucky
John W. Sisco
United States
Ossa Stanley
Ashland Bard
Bardshawn Ohi Star
Springfield M
Clain
Siti
Stephen — Foster
Presentation of Evidence Begins Tomorrow in Slayers Case
Chicago July 22 Jacob Franks father of the slain 13 year old victim of Nathan Leopati area Richard Loeb will be first witness as evidence starts before Judge Caverly to fix punishment for the youthful intellectu als. State's Attorney Crowe plans a brief opening asserting the death penalty may be sought. only the sentence degree remains to be decided after the boys unexpected guilty plea yesterday.
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Judge Caverly
Associated Press
Chicago
Jacob Franks
Nathan Leopati
Richard Loeb
Caverly
Crowe
Mob Forms to Avenge Woman in Pulaski County
A mob of about 300 men gathered in Pulaski County to lynch two Black men suspected in the killing of Da Wilson. The search extended for hours with bloodhounds from Water Valley. Seymour Welch, 50, a local Black man, died from excitement. The crowd dispersed after a Klan organizer spoke at the city hall and led a prayer.
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Associated
Cairo
Pulaski County
da Wilson
Mounds
Water Valley
Seymour Welch
Wilson
Maunds
Public Service Sings New Motto for Industry Workers
A German report notes firms in Kenthiv shift to a “the public we served” ethos with Louisville Safety Council leaders praising safety gains. It credits democratic boss-worker dialogue for fewer accidents, higher morale, and a sense of belonging. In Freiberg, Saxony, mining education may be disbanded. the Freiberg mining school, founded in 1777, could close as it is the oldest of its kind.
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Pees
Lopisvilt
Kenthiv
Fof
Gilmore, Jr
Louisville Safety Councels
Totag
Corporation
Ami
Rafety Cornell
Mr. Smith
Kesn
Freiberg
Germany
Saxony
Budget Bureau Installs Plan To Standardize Purchases
Washington officials under the Budget Bureau drafted a federal contract to replace 22 existing procurement laws with a uniform system. Director Lord said standardized specifications will cut government costs by reducing varied purchase requirements. The plan aims to end officer whims in furniture, hardware, and other supplies, unifying government purchasing.
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Washington
Congress
Lord
Funeral Services for Aubra Chadwell Today
Aubra Chadwell four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs L Y Chadwell Middlesboro died at 5 am yesterday of pneumonia. Funeral services conducted at 3 pm with Rev A B Reeves officiating and interment in Yellow Creek Cemetery this afternoon.
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Aubra Chadwell
City Increases Tax Rate To 2.40 Per Hundred For Schools And City Expenses
Mayor J H Reeney and Commissioner J E met yesterday to approve a ten cent increase in the city tax levy, making the rate 2.40 per hundred dollars instead of 2.30. Of the new rate, 1.10 goes to current school expenses, with the remainder allocated to schools bond interest and city expenses. Final assessments were released by T H Campbell, with a revised total decrease of 78 from prior figures. The city plans further review in two weeks to adjust larger assessments and address a budget deficit. The city expects about 41 000 more state funds than initially estimated, and the school fund is limited to 1.87 per hundred under a state ban, with cities of Shix class allowed up to 1.50 for school purposes.
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J. H. Reeney
J. E
T. H. Campbell
Board of Places
William Wallbrecht
Sex Soldier Victim of TB Dies Yesterday
Porter Bussie aged 28 died at 9 30 yesterday morning at the home of John Radcliffe on Twenty first street from tuberculosis. He served in World War I and contracted the disease. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John Bussie of Wilhall. Remains shipped to Wilhoit for burial.
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Porter Bussie
John Radcliffe
John Bussie
Wilhall
Wilhoit
Tourist traffic decline in Milesboro this week
Traffic through Milesboro shows a decrease this week with unclear causes. The report notes light travel, some rain yesterday, and no obvious reason for the drop beyond seasonal factors. In London, July 21, Fiji officials applaud British rule under the Jubilee year context.
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Milesboro
Assoclaven Reese
London
England
Ohio River Falls Leave Steamers and Boats Grounded
At least five river steamers are aground and numerous house boats stranded after a ten foot drop in the Ohio river in twenty four hours. The dam above Cincinnati is raised causing the sullen drop while the lower dam fills. normal conditions expected in about five hours.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Masked Woman Hurls Acid In Ky Woman’s Face
In Lebanon Junction Kentucky a masked assailant hurled acid at Mrs. Lillian Woolridge on her porch, burning her face and body while her mother suffered an arm burn. The attacker, fleeing after two words, gave no clear motive and left residents short of answers.
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Associated Press
Lebanon Junction
Lillian Woolridge
Luke
Plan campaign for third party
The Associated Press reports in Chicago that Senator Jan Fallette and Wheeler will open the third ticket campaign on the Eastern seaboard and in the New England states, touring west and south over divergent routes, according to the campaign manager.
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Ty Associated Press
Chicago
Jan Fallette
Wheeler
T Third
New England
Afollette
Wreck of Steamer Boston After Night Collision
One person seriously injured and others taken to hospital after the steamship Boston was rammed by the tanker Swift Arrow in dense fog. Three killed, two bodies tangled in wreckage reported. Boston still afloat but badly damaged. ten lifeboats and passengers transferred at Newport and Fall River.
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Associated Press
New York
Newport
Boston
Swift
Arrow
Eastern Steamship Company
Coast Guard
Fall River
Mass
Horace C. Martin
Middlesboro
BR. T. Marlin
Truck Wreck on Mountain Road Curve
A two young Claiborne men attempted a stunt on Mountain Road and tipped a truck at a curve near a dangerous site. The driver, Shavis of Speedwell, was unhurt. The wreck was towed to Cumberland Gap for repairs as locals urge a protective fence after multiple crashes in the past year.
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Claiborne Camaty
Ham
Momn
Enad
Shavis
Can Bavis
Speedwell
Whittaker Sarge
Cumberland Gap
Tree Bonus Service at Library Tonight
Worl Way veterans entitled to adjusted compensation under the federal bonus act are asked to be at the Carnegie library tonight between seven and nine o'clock to avail themselves of services. A number of officials including L. D. Rauser and Mrs Edward Carter will provide free aid such as notary services, finger printing, and assistance for a German woman deserted by her husband. The tale follows a World War I romance ending in tragedy as Edward Carter’s actions leave the woman and her two children in hardship. Capt. F. I. Steinhour of the Salvation Army plans to investigate and offer emergency aid.
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Worl
Carnegie Library
Edward Carter
L. D. Rauser
Ister
American Legion
Andy Tas
Germany
Mie
F. I. Steinhour
Salvation Army
No Registration for Primary this Year
County court clerk Floyd Broughton says no supplemental registration before the primary in this county. General election registration will be held at various places in September. Voters who registered previously may vote in the primary. those who did not register last year due to residence or other reasons will not be allowed to vote on August 2.
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Floyd Broughton
Livestock market report from Louisville
Cattle numbering about 400 traded slow and weak with little change. Hogs around 700 moved a quarter to fifty cents higher, prices from 5 to 5. Sheep about 2,000 active with wethers higher while other categories unchanged.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Kentucky craft guild proposed as highest honor for artisans
Frankfort July 38 Associated Press reports J T Ryan supervisor of industrial education urged a Guild of Building Handicrafts in Kentucky modeled after Phi Beta Kappa. Membership would be by invitation after careful inquiry with a state seal insignia to symbolize earned distinction for master craftspeople.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky
J.T. Ryan
Phi Beta Kappa
Oregon
Ryan
Ben Johnson Announces Farewell Race in Rarstown
Ben Johnson of Kentucky says this is his last race after eighteen years in Congress. He will stay home to care for grandchildren, planning to retire if re elected in November. Opponent is T Proctor of Leitchfield, running in the general election. Johnson faces no Democratic primary challenger.
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Rarpstown
Ben Johnson
United States Congress
South Kentucky
Johnson
T. Proctor
Leitchfield
Ireland to Celebrate 1500th Year St. Pat
Professor John MacNeill urges national commemoration as Ireland marks 1500 years since Patrick’s era, calling for a unified festival with lasting memorials. He proposes a library of Irish history in uniform volumes under a scholarly corporate body with endowment to guide the effort and coordinate religious celebrations and international visitor participation.
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Ireland
St. Pat
Associated Press
Dublin
Daly
John MacNeill
Iinister of Education
St. Patrick
Irekant
MacNeill
Tle
Brazil Fight Continues as Revolt Rages On
Three thousand civilians killed or injured in San Paulo clashes between federal and revolutionary forces. No Americans among casualties per State Department reports. Rebels, estimated at 10,000, appear well supplied. heaviest fighting occurred July 20. situation largely unchanged.
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Associated Press
Washington
San Paulo
State Department
Merchants Plan Harvest Festival in Middlesboro
The Middlesboro Merchants Association will meet at the Motch Motor Company garage at 7:30 on Thursday to discuss plans for a Harvest Festival this year. It may include a lottery automobile and a cattle show, aiming for an October 1 date, with preliminary work beginning soon and all members invited.
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Midlesboro
Motch Motor Company
Middlesboro
Seading
Toll calls peak in summer amid vacation traffic
Long distance service strains in July and August as travelers away from home boost toll volumes. Cumberland Jones Hod Telegraph Co manager cites primed demand from health and recreation trips, with September decline and October dip. Caller location troubles and rising auto travel add to delays. 88 percent of annual tolls completed in 1924. Miss Lula Fleming of Knoxville arrives for a two week visit with Mrs. aL Eldgs.
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Guy Glover
Cumberlanad Jone Hod Telegraph Co
Ntl
Weland
New York
Gan
West
Elubay
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Budget Bureau
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Brazil
Motch Garage
Lula Pleming
Knoxville
Birs al Eledgs
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