New Tax Law Lowers Rate in Kentucky
A state tax commission nears finalizing 1984 taxation, replacing old laws. Major changes cut real estate tax from 60 to 50 percent and raise general personal property rates from 40 to 50 cents, with some property exemptions removed. Overall shifts aim to equalize personal and real estate taxation while avoiding large net decreases.
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Gunshot Victim Found Dead In Lonely Woods
Clinton Tennessee July 23 Hans don Karns 27 a former convict was arrested at Isured Fork near Petros by Deputy Sheriff Bunch and jailed on murder charges in the death of Dee Cochrum 30 found shot in the woods near Laurel Fork. Cochrum a coach for Todd Lumber Co left home July 17 and has not been seen since.
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Todd Lumber Company
Kentuckians Granted Patents in Last Week
Washington reports eight Kentucky inventors received patents last week. William J Baker of Newport developed a machine for forming metallic strips. Cecil H Beyals of Louisville designed a garment flanger. Cecil M Durnell and R Walsh of Utica were granted a window-shade bracket. Coleman Meriwether of Louisville, assignor to PoC Reilly of Indianapolis, created an apparatus for handling concrete pipes. Louis E Stonk of Ashland produced an ash-cleaning device for automotive meters. James P Swift of Millstone patented a switch frog. Egg Vestal of Owensboro received a patent related to a te...
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Newport
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Louisville
Garment Farmer
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R Walsh
Utica
Coleman Meriwether
Poc Reilly
Indianapolis
Ashland
James P. Swift
Millstone
Switch Frog
Egg Vestal
Owensboro
Royal Family Faced Criticism Over Racecourse Visits
Associated Press reports British royalty drawn into controversy as Primitive Methodist conference in Newcastle denounces the growing royal ties to horse racing. The Prince of Wales attracts most ire for bold attendance, with even Queen Mary criticized for appearances at major stands.
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Murder Charge Arises After Shoting at City Hospital
Juh 23 formal charges of murder and assault filed against Fel Wird Fake 32 after he allegedly shot and wounded Mr Mars Smith at the City Hospital. Police say two of four shots breached safety and the suspect’s motive remains under investigation while the victim’s condition is critical at City Hospital.
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Woman Abandons Children Found in Woods Near Rochester
Police detain Mrs Lotte Dana after an eighteen month old child and another were found exhausted in a Rochester meadow following alleged abandonment. The woman reportedly led her children into the woods and bade them farewell, citing the younger child’s exposure related illness.
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Aviator Killed in Plane Crash Near Moundsville
A flying party from Dayton Ohio to Washington was en route when their aircraft crashed into a tree near PleasInt Valles ten miles east of Moundsville. Shamis Brooks was fatally injured and died at Glendate Hospital after the crash. Thomas C Sarber was seriously injured with a fractured leg and other injuries and remained hospitalized. Home addresses and some details could not be learned. The Winters home station is reported as Kelty Bell Texas.
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Cotton Prices Hit New High Level Today
New York July 23 cotton prices rose to new highs as July and December futures advanced seventy five to eighty points above prior settlement. Traders cited strong demand and limited supply in the market.
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Black Rust Pushes Wheat Prices to New Highs
Chicago reports black rust threatening Canadian wheat sparks market surge as prices rise eight cents in a single day. Record highs mark the season as commodities pace higher after a short pause amid supply concerns.
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West Cumberland and Petersboro streets accepted by city
City accepts the newly completed West Cumberland and Petersboro avenues after contention with property owners. Reconstruction firm repairs defects found in original work. Owners not present at the meeting. Also passed on first reading a muzzle wearing ban on city streets. Markets report hogs cattle and sheep prices included.
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Mother of Five Starves to Death
Associated Press reports a tragic case in Louisville where a mother of five died from severe starvation. Police say neglect and a lack of nourishment afflicted the family, with only bread and coffee found in the home. A neighbor reported the scene as investigators work to determine causes and potential responsibility. The husband reportedly seeks a new home after eviction notices.
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Battling Siki Weds Woman of New York
Battling Siki Sengaten, a noted figure, marries a woman from New York in a ceremony described in a terse, partially garbled wire report. The brief item references recent European attention and notes related events at the Oldfellow lodge with plans for future degrees.
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Fire sweeps Evarts causing heavy losses
A major fire swept Evarts yesterday afternoon, destroying the Jones Restaurant, several small businesses, and a large brick building from which flames spread. Estimated losses run around 150000, with firefighters from Harlan aiding the early efforts to confine the blaze.
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Knoxville Elated Over Mill Plans
Knoxville businessmen welcome a new mill site at Call River to boost industry. Demolition and site work proceed, with two new families for Wingsport creating 600 skilled jobs and an expected population rise from 1060 to 1 000.
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Crossings Cause Over Seventy Thousand Annual Deaths
A historical report estimates that more than 70,000 people die yearly at railway crossings with about 23 percent being children under 14. It cites data through 1922, noting numerous derailments, property losses, and fatalities, and discusses the impact of increased automobile use on railroad accidents. It highlights the Interstate Commerce Commission findings of 68 railroad collisions in a year, with 27 derailments causing significant property damage and broader losses not captured by official figures. The analysis emphasizes unsafe crossing practices and driver-train collision risks, urging improvements to reduce fatalities and injuries at crossings.
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Park Committee To Consider Gap In Appalachians Visit
July 23 Washington The Southern Appalachian National Park committee with Secretary Work will tour the South to select a site for a national park in the Appalachians. The party stops at Gameville Georgia, then Asheville North Carolina, then further north as they survey. Stephen Mather, director of the National Park Service, will accompany the party and its members throughout the survey. The announcement notes the need to preserve the region’s scenic areas and address the prestige of existing national park posts.
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Mob dispersed at Mound City clashes with mob rule
Eyewitness report from Mound City details a mob incident on July 22 as three Black suspects face charges. Guards at the Southern Mhs om penitentiary held firm while officials considered returning to normalcy amid threats to seize control.
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Leopold and Loeb on Trial For Killing Robert Franks
Unclear court report describes Leopold and Loeb on trial for the Franks murder with
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Father testifies in case of kidnapped boy victims
In Chicago on July 23 the father of a fourteen year old victim testified, describing personal effects found near the body. Prosecutors slated to present private evidence. detectives traced the murder car and the route, with police, handwriting experts, and divers among witnesses.
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Billy Sunday Workers Aid Laymen Movement in Pineville
The circuit court term planned for Pineville on July 28 was postponed due to the death of a Commonwealth attorney. The Billy Sunday Workers Aid Laymen Movement, led by Garrett South, will send members to Mildehieta next Sunday to conduct services at Burst Presbyterian Church at 3 PM. The group has long worked in religious outreach since forming in June 1924, influencing churches statewide.
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Law on Stockholder Liability Issued Amid Patent Surge
A new statute tightens stockholder liability amid a patent filing surge. The report notes banks facing action over breaches and discusses rights for districts and ranchers, while citing a spike in patent applications and a $302,450 boost to national offerings.
Benton Man Indicted On Charges of Murder
A Benton man was indicted on murder charges by a grand jury. The case involves a fatal shooting near Renton and includes references to forest work, veterans groups, and local civic offices. The indictment followed a long investigation by county and federal authorities.
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City Policemen Hear Notices on Assessments for Pinprm Owners
City officials issued notices to property owners about assessments, with some reevaluated by the commissioners after the supervisors completed their work. The notices require appearances for complaints and review.
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Shenandoah to Make Flight to Honolulu
The dirigible Shenandoah will attempt a nine day flight to Honolulu in early October. The approx 3,000 mile route includes about half over water, with test crews preparing at the airfield.
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Dr Matthews Kiwanis Speaker at Rivans luncheon
Dr RO Matthew, president of Tincoln Memorial University, will be the chief speaker at the Rivans luncheon tomorrow. Tincoln Memorial University officials and Middleshore attendees are expected. Team Victor of Union Pannaig defeated Binghamtown 7 to 4 on Sunday.
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Chicago records a murder a day in June
Chicago crime commission released a report noting a murder a day for June and 77 homicides in the year to date. The commission warns the upward trend is unmatched by any country except Italy, with the United States and Chicago showing high per capita murder rates.
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