Kentucky Campaign Freshens Presidential Hopefuls
In Louisville on March 19 Kentucky peers map to presidential paths with McAdoo as the lone Democrat named. Republican leaders push Coolidge and Ernst while Democrats prepare for May caucus and a statewide primary August 2.
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ByAssociated Press
Louisville
Mar
Kentucky
Christine Bradley South
Frankfort
Bradley
Republican National Committee
Laura Clay
Exington
Alvin T. Hert
Tobe “Hert
Republican National
J. Campbell Cantrill
President Coolidge
United States
Richard P. Ernst
Covington
William G. McAdoo
Pons
Stanley
J. B. Bethurgin
Lexington
John J. Howe
Commonwealth
Fifteenth Judicial District
McKiddy Hurt in Fall From Scaffold at New Home
G G McKiddy, building contractor, was seriously injured when a scaffold broke loose at the Greenwort road project for T I Maddox. The fall from about fifteen feet injured his back. son Jack McKiddy was uninjured. He was taken to the hospital for examination.
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WH. G. McKidey
T. 1
Maddox
Greenwort Road
Hospital Phyisteans
Mr. McKitds
Jack McKidds
Injury at Slate Mine In Darbyville Va Stine Hurt
Frank Stine sustained injuries from a slate fall at a mine near Darbyville Virginia, near Saint Charles. He suffered back and right leg injuries and was taken to Browheer-Animmett hospital for treatment. His home is in Midateshoro.
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Frank Stine
Darbyville
Charles
Westerday
Henry resigns as adjutant general due to ill health
Governor Welds accepted the resignation of Jouett Henry of Hopkinsville as adjutant general, effective April 1, due to Henry’s ill health. The notice notes Henry’s long service and references his health as the reason for stepping down.
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Henry
Associated” Press
Frankfort
Welds ‘Tedas
Aptit J
Jouett Henry
Hopkinsville
Daugherty Case Held Up Today
Daugherty investigating committee held a brief session flagging Senator Wheeler as committee protector remained at home. W H Orr former private secretary to Governor Whitman waits to be grilled about firm seats and whiskey deals he testified on.
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Vress Washington
Mur
Rhe Daugherty
Wheeler
Silamit
Wi H Orr
Whitman
Bond Issue Validity Tests Proceed in Frankfort Circuit Court
Attorney General Daugherty receives greensilly petition in Greensilly suit to test the validity of a 73000 bond issue. Petition likely docketed for the first day of April in the circuit court here.
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Frankfort
Mar
Aternes General
Daugherty
Itsort Meredith of
Greensilly
Apri Tenn
Circuit Court
Funeral services for J H Miracle at Johnson cemetery
Funeral services for Deputy Sheriff J H Miracle were held at Johnson cemetery near Bingham Town at 11 30 this morning. A minister from Log Mountain officiated and interment followed soon after.
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Miracle
Johnson Cemetery
Binghamtown
Log Mountain
Middlesboro Merchants Plan Buy in Middlesboro Week Show
A Middlesboro Merchant Committee meeting outlined a style show and practical exhibition to promote Middlesboro products. The event will run at Mauring Theatre with kitchen breakfast room scenes and evening fashion displays supported by local furniture and clothing exhibits.
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Middlesboro
Merchants’ Association
Ofice of Sterchi Bros
Tennent
Mauring Theatre
D. G. Hinks
Middleboro Woman's Club
Middlesbora
S. M. Reams
H. E. Verran
W. EF. Frazer
W. V.tennent
G. H. Talbott
D. Gibison
Bible reading bill clears general assembly in Kentucky
Passage of a compulsory daily Bible reading bill in public schools was reported as it passed the Kentucky House by eleven votes and the Senate by a single opposing vote. W Bradner tracked the legislation in Frankfort as support for school measures grew.
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W. Bradner
Frankfort
House
Senate
Middlesboro Forms Sanitary Trash Can Enterprise
A Middlesboro group launches The Sanitary Trash Can company to own and operate fifty street waste receptacles with advertising revenue. The city will assist with emptying and enforcing waste disposal while Middlesboro firms handle manufacture and decoration. Plans include placing twenty cans, starting near the post office, and expanding to fifty along Cumberland Avenue and nearby blocks.
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Midlesboro
Merchants’ Association
Mosley
Middlesboro Firma
Middlesbord
Middlesboro
Mal Ly
Andy Gump
Haif-Brush and Mirror Company
Ate
Cumbertaint Avenue
Tereth
Ay En
Callison's furniture firm marks 35th year in Middlesboro
Middlesboro notes recall Callison family long time in business and community life. W J Callison and three sons run offices furniture and undertaking with branches at Lynch Poor Fork and extensive outlying trade. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated January first with children and grandchildren.
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Callinan's
Turner Florence
Callison
Middlesboro
Cumberland Avenue
Chamber Grocery Store
W. J. Callison
Sinc
Coca- Cola
Moore- Rogan Wholesale Dry Goois Co
Lynch
Poor Fork
I W. J. Callison
J. J. Callison
M.S. Calellison
George Callison
Callisons
Hme
Brock Replaces Red Tie With Green At State Dinner
Brank Fort March 19 The red tie worn by Senator Hiram Brock was replaced by a green tie at a legislative dinner hosted by Senator Brock and Representative Dr. C Jones Governor Fields spoke along with many legislators. Joy Heaworth pledged mountain counties to the governor. Remarks stayed away from controversy.
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Toplea
Typhoid Probe Underway At Lincoln Memorial University
Dr. Fullerton of the Tennessee Board of Health and Dr. Lumsden of the Federal Board of Health have been at Lincoln Memorial University for two days investigating the typhoid outbreak. They report no unsanitary university conditions and are following a lead involving a human carrier. A full report will be released soon.
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Harrogate, Tenn
Mar
Fullerton
Tennessee Reed of Health
J. L. Lumsden
Federal Board of Health
Lincoln Memorial University
Large funeral held for Miss Lange at St Marys
A large funeral was conducted yesterday at St Marys Episcopal Church for Miss Lange, who died Sunday night in the hospital. The Rev Le Tex John of Kaeville officiated. Burial followed at Colun cemetery. Sisters Miss Margaret Large and Miss Josephine Large attended with other teachers and pallbearers listed.
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M Terre
Hoepstay
St. Mary's Episcopal Cherch
le Tex John
Kaeville
Colun Cemeter
Miss Lange
Larg N Umber
Margaret
Josephine Large
Hult House
Hivaxo
G. Hinks
Toy ‘Hitcinson
Jordon
Iss Mary D. Atmold
Wage scale negotiations near four year contract bid
W Still negotiating wage scale with Purham Coal and Tron companys officials for a four year term. Minted Mine Workers of America district 1 leader Sodds Teunse tertay said the present contract expires April 1. Company employs about miners and workers.
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Diatrict 1
Mine Workers of America
Sodds
Teunse Tertay
Purham Coal and Tron
Abotox
Connecting Roads Proposed From Harlan to Clover Fork
In March 1934 Evarts area plans a new highway from Harlan to Clover Fork via Evarts and Kenvir to Yakums creek head. The 16 mile route would link Mayo trail with Virginia pikes at St Charles, Va and open Pawella Valley to coal markets. The county advances the Mayo trail segment to connect with the Dixie highway at Pineville.
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Evarts
Harlan
Clover Fork
Kenvir
St. Charles
Pawella Valley
Coal Dell
Pineville
Dies At Fork Ridge Mrs Henry Collins Passes Away
Mrs Henry Collins died at her home near Fork Ridge yesterday. Funeral services and interment were held today. She is survived by her husband and other relatives.
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Fork Ridge
Henry Collins
Fork 2
Names for New State Racing Commission Reported
Report lists nominees Governor Pets plans to send to the senate for the new state racing commission. Names include Thomas A. Com Levington Chainwan Charles G Middleton Louisville Watter Koln Louise Polk Lafeon Covington and R. Senff At Sterling.
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Tankfort
Three Women Serve on Harlan Grand Jury
The March term of the Harlan circuit court opened with a heavy criminal docket including over seven hundred penal actions and more than one hundred felonies. Judge Forrester urged strict law enforcement in the grand jury room, noting three women are serving on the grand jury.
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Harlan
Forrester
Lirvan Returns to Lincoln for Birthday Tributes
The article notes Lirvan returning to his home in Lincoln to celebrate his birthday with family. A public meeting is planned as part of a program honoring him.
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Tress
Lincoln
New
Mary Wintian
Jennings Brean
Nasil
Chappell to chair Kiwanis program at Hotel Cumberland
H C Chappell will be Kiwanis Club program chairman at the Hotel Cumberland tomorrow noon. His outline includes an oral boost by radio expert Guy Glover, a report from the Kentucky Legislature, and remarks by Judge William Ayres of Pineville.
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H.C. Chappell
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Cumberland
Guy Glover
William Ayres
Pineville
Kentucky
Doe F. Bosworth
Capital in Russia Renamed Lenin Grad Leningrad Shift
Report from Trussia dated March 18 says authorities rename Petrograd to Leningrad in tribute to Lenin. Other cites note Leninsk and Leninslav proposals as petitions flood central authorities in Moscow.
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Associated Press
Lexengiad
Trussia
Mar
Nicolai Lenin
Petro T
Leningrad
Vetrograd
Ringrad
Lenin
Dmbirsk
Leninsk
Akaterinoday
Catherine the Great
Hax
Tos Ibe
Leninslav
Moscow
Oil Deal Talk at 1920 Republican Convention
Thiffin Gilmore Ohio deputy secretary of state testified at Chicago that oil deal rumors circulated during the 1920 Republican convention. He said he knew no names and had no firsthand info. James G. Dardeb, allied with President Harding, spoke of Teapot Dome land interests and Interior Secretary Fall’s plan to clear a company by force.
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Associated Press
Wallington
Chicago
Oil Committee
Thiffin Gilmore
Ohio
Wood E
Gilmore
Wood
James G. Dardeb
Harding
Sinclair
Fall
Darien
the Mutual
Gilwore
Jake Hammon
Hep Jran
Oklahoma
Interior
Tieman
Man Surrenders After Quarrel Kill In Big Stone Gap
Oscar Collar walked to the Big Stone Gap town hall and surrendered to authorities Sunday morning claiming he shot and killed Join Watlin during a quarrel at the home of Mrs Alpha Stara. He was taken to Wise county jail to await court. Both men were about 25. Coulee from Big Stone Gap and Wallin from Rota near Stonega.
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Big Stone Gap
Oscar Collar
Join Watlin
Alpha Stara
Wise County
Wise
Sexton
Coulee
Calvin
Wallin
Rota
Stonega Poke and Coal Company
Wren Family Flies to Bristol for Shopping Trip
Mrs. Wren and her daughter Misa Roxanond with Lieut Johnny Wood took a plane from Newark to Bristol and back, marking the first air shopping trip in the area for W. J. H. Wren, president of the Mineral Iron Co. of Big Stone Gap.
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Spone Gap
Mar
Sint
Big liquor haul in Campbell County raid
Federal force in Campbell County seizes fifteen hundred gallons of beer, thirty fermentors, two distilling outfits and parts of two more. Arrests include Vatelck, with others held. one suspect confined to bed due to flu. Also reported a smallpox case at Four Mile drawing county health attention.
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Campbell County
Y., Cate
W. C
Stanley Hida Ifindle
A. Smith
Kentucky
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