Governor Fields Signs Highway Bond and Tax Bills
Governor Fields signed the highway bond issuance and tax reform measures after they passed the General Assembly. The Nelson tax bill and budget bills were approved, with the reorganization of the highway department and related changes to the state highway commission planned. A joint Senate House committee reviewed the State Board of Charities and Corrections, recommending significant future changes. The passage avoided amendments, and action on remaining matters is anticipated next week.
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Lexington Delegation Starts Tour of Inspection on Road
A Lexington Paris Richmond and Cincinnati delegation began a road inspection tour in Kentucky. They viewed crews laying bed rock on a six mile stretch intended to connect northern central Kentucky with the southeast, potentially boosting Lexington Middletown traffic and regional commerce. The group visited Six Mile post to Roundstone, noting ongoing rock work and local farmer labor contributing to the project.
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Mrs Byfield Loses Suit For Ten Thousand Dollars
Fragmentary OCR text reports Mrs Byfield losing a civil suit seeking ten thousand dollars. The snippet includes garbled phrases and stray capitalized words, with no clear jurisdiction, party names beyond Mrs Byfield, or precise outcomes beyond the loss.
Minnesota Congressman Held on Serious Charge
A Minnesota congressman was arrested near Arlington, Virginia, on a serious charge. Police reported the arrest took place last night along a highway near Arlington and that bail was set without condition. Local authorities described the accused as Representative Skrbld Knatson.
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City officials discuss indigent care and street work at meeting
At the morning session, commissioners deferred a decision on annual hospital contracts and discussed appointing a county physician to assist with pauper care. Plans for sewer, paving, and fire protection were reviewed, with preliminary street work and property drainage considered.
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Helburn Goes to Road Board Meet in Kentucky
The Elburn delegation and state officials prepare for the first meeting of the new highway board. Ex officio members from Owensboro Windsor and Elizabethtown attend alongside Major Helburn of Middlesboro. Delegations from several counties will appear seeking road allocations and authority.
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Official Guilty Undermann Act Verdict Reported
Associated Press reports in Houston that a guilty verdict was returned under the Underman Act involving Tormer K Ky. Details remain sparse as officials released the minimal statements from the courtroom.
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Louisville broker slain in sensational murder case
William Gales, a Louisville broker, killed Tech land Heaton on a Saturday night in a sensational case. Gales, released on bond, sought to avoid torture and claimed Heaton planned his kidnapping. Police link suspect Heyde Conrad to the case as investigators reexamine letters and escape attempts surrounding the crime.
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Cir court convenes for week long criminal term
Circuit court opened for a week long term of criminal cases. Judge J C Forrester urged close investigation of all cases and emphasized jury duty. Grand and petit juries organized before noon, but many misdemeanor witnesses were unavailable. Trial of Walker and Everett Hensley for breach of peace began at 3 pm. courtroom, hall corridors crowded with observers.
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Flag Raising Honored With Community Attendance
A large crowd gathered yesterday for a flag raising ceremony accompanied by the marching band and patriotic selections. Speakers including John J. Feather of Corbin reviewed liberty’s history from Virginia to the New York quest for freedom as the American flag was presented by the American Flag Mechanics to the school. Superintendent Bradner praised the event and the community, with Wilson Browning presiding as the program concluded and attendees spilled onto the lawn and streets in celebration.
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Mine Disaster at Castle Gate Claims Many Lives
Rescue workers at Castle Gate Utah search through mine wreckage after a series of four explosions entombed workers. Authorities report about 125 men believed dead as teams race to recover bodies and check ventilation and safety measures.
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Smith Gets Two Years For Jailer's Slaying In Laurel
Wes IGU'S SMITH, who confessed, is sentenced to two years in state prison for killing a jailer. The jury in London returned the verdict after a divided panel. ten favored Barite and two favored a separate faction. Several defendants are described as wounded or involved in a mutiny amid court proceedings in Laurel County.
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Quiz Bom Millan In Stock Probe
Federal officials probe Centenary College football coach Milo Millan over bank records and cancelled checks in a concurrent case. The action targets alleged mail fraud tied to a gusher syndicate, with authorities pursuing broader charges in connection to a promotional concern.
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Denby Resignation Effective Today
Amid tributes from six Navy Department associates, Denby tendered his resignation effective today as Washington reports the surprising move in a curt, partially garbled dispatch.
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Oil lease contest suit to cancel leases
Associated Press report from Chicago notes a contest suit to cancel oil leases. Details are fragmented with garbled phrases and unclear parties.
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