Kiwanis Club Sees Local Action and Education Talk
At a regular Kiwanis luncheon in Middlesboro an educational program followed club business. A. D. Campbell chaired. speeches praised Kiwanis service to the community, and members discussed backing a Middlesboro buying drive and inviting the state insurance men’s convention in June. Senator Bosworth and others lauded roads projects and bond issues shaping local development.
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Kiwanis’ Club
A. D. Campbell
Warren Rash
J. H. Chesney
Kiwanis Club
Middlesboro
State Insurance Men's
Chesney
Blackburn
T. T. Gibson
A. H. Humphries
Middleaboro
W. Ft
Joe F. Bosworth
Judge Bosworth
Iiat
Lestie County
Hyden
Beverly
E. S. Helburn
Briddlesboro
Highway Commission
Cincinnati U coach notes Bradner letter winner in multiple sports
Renate George Bradner, son of Supt J W Bradrer, a fourth year student at the University of Cincinnati, has earned a letter in basketball and now aims for baseball. James Bradoer, another fourth year student, recently contended in lightweight boxing. Both are active in campus athletics and academics.
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George Bradner
J. W. Bradrer
University of Cincinnati
James Bradoer
Maridy
State Park Bill Means Progress
Associated Press reports that Senate Bill 306 creating the Kentucky State Park Commission passed the Senate and House. The commission will include Willard Rouse Jillson as chairman and Thomas Cooper as a member, with a third appointee. The group will align with the National Conference on State Parks and identify Kentucky sites for future parks.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
General Assemble
Senate
Charles B. Truesitel
Campbell County
Kentucky State Park Commission
House
Commission of
Willard Rouse Jillson
Kentucky Geological Survey
J Thomas Cooper
State Agricultural College
National Conference On State Parks
Gettysburg
Penn
Vance Prather
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Local Legislators Commended by Women's Joint Council
Frankfort officials forward a letter from the Women's Joint Legislative Council praising Sen Moss of Pineville and Rep Bosworth of Middlesboro for their 1924 Kentucky Legislature defense of charitable and penal institutions. The note, signed by Jessie Leigh Hutchinson and Julia R. Gunn, anticipates the 1926 session and reaffirms support for governance aligned with maternal concerns.
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Women’s Joint, Legislative Council
Frankfort
White L. Moss
Pineville
Joe F. Bosworth
Middlesboro
Women's Joint Legislative Council
League of Women Voters
Parent-Teachers’ Association
The
Consumers’ League
Home Economics Association
Girls’ Friendly Society
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Daughters of Isabella
Social Hygiene Association
Kentucky
Jessie Leigh Hutchinson
Julia R. Gunn
Must Mend Streets After Plumbing Excavations
City complaints report plumbers and others digging without covering sites and are damaging pavements. Mayor Keefey proposes an ordinance requiring permits before work and threatens arrest and fines for violations. Even with permits, workers must backfill and tamp gravel. Fork Ridge Diby Dies. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hubbard died at Fork Ridge home. funeral services held. interment in Fork Ridge cemetery.
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J. H. Keefey
Fork Ridge
Diby
Everett Hubbard
Mirvicen
Wes
Fork Rhige Cemetery
Trees Planted at Outlying Schools from Community Chest Funds
Trees were planted at four out lying schools yesterday using supply from the Community Chest fund and other sources. Many calls to city hall exhausted the supply before noon Tuesday. Citizens planted trees along street fronts to shade and beautify the town as the three to four year old saplings mature.
Accused Fayette chief kills self after grand jury move
Associated Press report from Lexington dated March 27 states Orville Stevens was brought to testify before a grand jury about alleged stolen cars he sold. Chief Frank Hall of Fayette County shot and killed himself last night following the development.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Mar
Orville Stevena
Louisville
Stevens
Toy County Police
Frank [Hall
Diners, Dems, and a Mastodon of a Political Fight
In Halston's view the great beast is the Republican party and Tremovints are its foes. The piece links a vision of political warfare to a historic mastodon analogy, noting McAdoo and Georgia primary results, and hints at William Jennings Bryan’s family funds and possible Democratic prospects. It mentions Carlin, Palmers, Newman, and others as figures in the era’s political maneuvering.
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Halston
Republican Party
Lotion
Yuether
SeAdon
Relia
Tueer
Carlin
Congress
Iain
Alecandria
A. Mitchell Palmer
William Jenkos Higan
Omaha
Willum Jennings
Bryan
Will
Democratic Headaarters
Evarth
Extradition Papers Revoked in Virginia Request
A telegram from Governor W. Fields revokes papers of extradition for JC Sellers, Saylor, Milind Jeoneston and Lester Fishy, indicating a Virginia requisition for arrest. The responding official denies involvement and urges notifying Virginia authorities of the reversal.
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Ateputies
Dara Waite
Virgina
Gov. W. 1
Fields
Virginia
JC. Sellers
OS. Saylor
Milind Jeoneston
Lester Fishey
Ball
Tommit
Sau
Sen Ja Vollette Ill With Pneumonia
Associated Press reports Senator Ja Vollette of Wisconsin is ill with pneumonia. The physician aide notes his condition is satisfactory. In other notes, Louisville livestock prices show hogs higher and cattle steady. the basketball league executive committee will meet to close season business at the superintendent's office.
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Associated Press
Washington
Max
Ja Vollette
Wisconsin
Touisville Livestock Associated Press
Ibterchurch Hasketball League
Supt. We Tradner
Welch Teulst
Coolidge Narrowly Trims Johnson Lead in Primary
President Coolidge trimmed Hiram Johnson in the Republican presidential primary as votes from hundreds of precincts rolled in. The statewide tally showed Johnson with a lead, while Coolidge gained steady support across the key regions. Local obituaries and church notices also appeared, noting funeral services in Pineville and Middleshoro.
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J. V. Tagan
Middleshoro
Pineville
Interact
Meath
Nichot
Norton
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Mar
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Al Jennings Testifies On Harding Nomination Plot
Al Jennings, once a train robber turned evangelist, testifies before a Senate committee about a supposed million dollar bribe scandal at the 1920 Republican National Convention. He says Hamon paid funds to influence Warren Harding’s nomination and cites payments to Daugherts and Hays, with ties to Oklahoma and Penrose.
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AL Jennings
Hamon
Harding G. 0. P
Associated: Press
Washington
Jennings
Jake Hamer Toll Biim
Chicago
Warren Harding
jSumn
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Timon
Republican National
Oklahoma
Harding
Witnness
Hannon
Interior
Jennings Sall Daugherts
Firrt
Albert Fall
Ohio
India
New York
Associated Press
Lighten Taylor
Penrose
Senate Oil Committee
Hawau
Charter foreign war vets form in Pineville area
A local chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars seeks its charter with about 100 eligible members in the Mbitesture area. Capt A D Debrusk leads the drive as charter papers arrive from Lexington. tentative meeting plans hinge on charter receipt. William B Gow promotes the effort, having organized groups in nearby towns.
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Order of Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Stated
Army
Navy
A.D. Debrusk
Mbitesture
K. of P
Odd Fellows Meeting in Lexington Exceeding Attendance
An efficiency meeting of the secretaries of all Odd Fellows lodges in Kentucky was held in Lexington yesterday with about three hundred members present. Speakers included Judge W. J. Garber, Mr. Logan of Bowling Green, Grand Master James Denton, and Past Grand Master Juling Helurn.
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Kent
Lexington
E. Cooke
W. J Jones
Middlesboro
Heart
Juaige
W. J. Garber
Mr. ML, Logan
Howling Green
James Denton
Juling Helurn
Pineville Warbourville Line Opens New Bus Cars
New bus service on the Pineville Warbourville line began yesterday with two twelve passenger cars. One car is christened “Little Tee” and the other bears the moniker “Lad Lick.” York Asher operates the line for Pineville.
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Aludehaker
Pineville Warbourville
Christeread “Littletee
York Asher
Pineville
Special Meeting Considers Street Improvements Plan
City commissioners hold a special meeting to discuss second reading of a street improvement ordinance for alley work from Cumberland Avenue to the canal. Warnings about costs, ten year payments, and impacts on property owners are raised, with calls to delay phoss funding and evaluate private earn tanks.
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Board of Commissioners
Callison
Twentyfist
Cumberland Avenue
Canal
Phos
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