Black Wins Governor's Race With Broad Lead
Governor James D. Black won the Democratic nomination by a large majority amid a light statewide turnout. He carried most districts except the fifth and sixth for Judge J. D. Carroll. Montgomery County gave Black a 343 margin. Ames police race saw J. C. Tipton re-elected over Thos. Scott by 181. Local council results favored Walter Mackie and John W. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Black
J. D. Carroll
Montgomery County
Ames
J. C. Tipton
Thos. Scott
Walter Mackie
John W. Jones
J. Wells Wilkerson
Shanks
Oldham
Bosworth
Cohen
Daugherty
Foster
Goodman
Court of Appeals
B. O’connell
Newman
Dawson
Kash
Versole
Speeders Arrested In City Traffic Crackdown
Police have stationed at key intersections since Sunday and arrested violators of traffic laws. Most first offenses were reprimanded, while second offenses drew stiff fines. Drivers were cited for cutting corners and ignoring Keep to the Right signs at street junctions.
Engagement of Miss Emily Dean to Mr. Harry Reagan
Mrs. Jennie Robinson announces the engagement of her daughter Emily Dean to Harry Reagan of Danville Virginia. The ceremony is planned for late summer and the announcement is expected to draw social interest across the Bluegrass region.
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Jennie Robinson
Emily Dean
Harry Reagan
Danville
Prominent City Businessman Ed Hon Visits Washington
Ed Hon formerly a local business leader arrived yesterday for a short visit to relatives. He is located in Washington D C and served in government work during the war. Now he returns to the meat business in the capital. Old friends give him a warm welcome.
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Ed. Hon
Hon
Washington, D. C
Ringo Family Takes Son to Philadelphia for Specialist Care
Mr and Mrs Harry Ringo took their son Stof er to Philadelphia yesterday to seek care from a renowned children s disease expert. The child has been unwell since a flu illness months ago and his doctors hope for a swift recovery.
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Harry Ringo
Stofer
Philadelphia
Pope
American Legion Post Planned in Mt Sterling August 6
A Mt Sterling informal conference August 6 engages local veterans and Kentucky State Legion officials to form a Mt Sterling post and ensure Kentucky’s 100000 veterans are represented at the October state convention in Louisville and the November 11 national convention in Minneapolis. Ulric J. Bell will represent the state at the conference as the movement promotes vigilance, anti radical and pro American aims under President Wilson's endorsement. Life in a trunk advertisement follows.
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American Legion
Association of Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Legion
Louisville
Minneapolis
The
France
Wilson
Ulric J. Bell
I B S Isted Remains Interred Near Wife
The remains of I B S Isted who died in Tacoma Washington were cremated and the ashes sent to this city. He was interred in his wife’s grave here, a burial place she occupied years ago. Isted long worked with Standard Oil Company and left substantial wealth.
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I. B. S. Isted
Tacoma
Washington
Mr. Isted
Standard Oil Co
Sheriff Roberts buys prime building lot on North Maysville
Sheriff John G. Roberts purchased on Monday a desirable building lot on North Maysville Street. The property adjoins the Trimlle and McNeal parcels and its price was not disclosed.
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John G. Roberts
Marion Cockrell
Maysville St
Price
Trimlle
McNeal
Black to Open Fight on Prices in Kentucky
Governor James D. Black announces a vigorous campaign against high living costs. He will appoint a commission from across Kentucky to study causes, recommend actions, and pursue measures under strict anti trust laws to prosecute profiteers and lower prices for goods clothing and shoes. The aim is to attack the root of the evil and find effective remedies.
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James D. Black
Kentucky
Merchandise Scarce and Prices Soaring
An interview with a local merchant just back from New York describes deplorable market conditions. He says standard goods, especially silks, are exhausted and unobtainable at any price as large firms push cotton hosiery. Prices are higher than ever and rising daily with unprecedented demand.
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New York
Meet tailor F. J. Ward at The Walsh Co this week
Popular tailor F. J. Ward invites customers to visit The Walsh Co for low prices and quality work this week. Call today to arrange, with Ward offering familiar service and visible value.
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F. J. Ward
Walsh’ Co
Property for sale three houses at listed prices
Three houses offered for sale at 8000, 6000 and 700 dollars each. Possession available immediately. Seller: W. T. Fitzpatrick.
Card of Thanks for Police Chief Nomination Race
I express gratitude to friends for loyalty and support in my race for the Democratic nomination for Chief of Police.
Niece Eleanor Connor to wed Roy Lerner in Chicago
Judge H. C. McKee announces the marriage of his great niece Miss Eleanor Lee Connor of Chicago to Roy Philip Lerner of Chicago. The wedding took place August second. Connor was a frequent guest of the McKee family and is well known locally.
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H. C. McKee
Eleanor Lee Connor
Chicago
Roy Philip Lerner
Miss Connor
McKee
Lieut Vansant Returns on Leave from New York
Lieut Tom Vansant arrived yesterday to spend a fourteen day leave with his parents Dr and Mrs J A Vansant. He will return to Camp Taylor and likely receive his final discharge soon. Fine Georgia Peaches at Vanarsdell's.
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Tom Vansant
New York
J. A. Vansant
Camp Taylor
Deed Recorded for Lot on Winn Street
Deed conveying the lot on Winn Street from R. P. Y. V. D. Swaffield and Mrs. Anna Moss Yeitz to Mrs. Mary Anderson has been recorded in the County Clerk's Office.
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Hool
Winn Street
Re Pyv. D. Swaffield
Anna Moss Yeitz
Mary Anderson Hasen
County Clerk’sffice
Rex Graham Arrested for Cold Checks in Local Merchants
Rex Graham alias John Thomas was captured Saturday afternoon by Chief Tipton after being seen in a store with a purchase made while under watch. He admitted identity, waived examining trial, and is held under $500 bond awaiting grand jury action with expected 10 to 12 indictments.
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Rex Graham
John Thomas
Tipton
Punch Haberdaghery
Graham
Remarkable Man Dr J B Spratt Heads West for Extended Visit
Dr J B Spratt of Camargo aged 92 leaves today for a several week trip to Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin to visit relatives and friends. The traveler is hale and active and a source of inspiration to those who know him. He plans to be away for a protracted visit and will be missed at home.
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J. B. Spratt
Camargo
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Robbins Accepts Post as History Latin Teacher
B. S. Robbins of the county has accepted a teaching position in Bridgeport Township High School. He will leave September first to begin duties teaching history and Latin.
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B. S. Robbins
Bridgeport Ill, Township
Ward Leads Walsh Co. In Fall Suit Orders
F. J. Ward remains stationed with The Walsh Company this week handling orders for Jack Schafer for fall suits and overcoats, with delivery arranged for fall. Call at Walsh's.
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F. J. Ward
Walsh Co
Jack Schafer
Walsh’s
Librarian Resigns at Mt Yvetting Library
Mrs W A Samuels resigns after many years as librarian of the Mt Yvetting Library effective September 1. The library board has elected Mrs Marcia B Hoffman to succeed her.
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W. A. Samuels
Mt. Yvetting
Marcia B. Hoffman
Married at Court House with Berryman and Curtis
John William Berryman aged 28 and Callie Curtis aged 18, both of this county, were married at the Court House last Thursday by Rev. J. L. West.
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John ‘William Berryman
Callie Curtis
J. L. West
Doctors Henry and Robbins Buy Car in Cleveland
Dr. O. P. Henry and Frank H. Robbins left yesterday for Cleveland where Robbins will receive a new Chandler car and drive it home, likely by the end of the week.
Wells buys Skidmore place and land on Spencer pike
William Wells purchases the Skidmore place and 30 acres on the Spencer pike for 15000 dollars, about 500 dollars per acre. United Cigar Stores, which operates hundreds of outlets, have been ordered closed on Sundays by their management. Fine Georgia Watermelons price mentioned.
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William Wells
Skidmore Place
Spencer Pike
United Cigar
High Cost of Living Becomes Central Issue for Conference
A three member committee under Attorney General Palmer works with Haines Leffingwell and Colver to craft concrete proposals to ease the high cost of necessities. The group plans to report at the forthcoming conference, which may also announce its wheat policy after Julius H Barnes testifies. Rail labor threats loom over the economy and Republicans promise sharp criticism of Wilson administration policy. Grain and provisions declined amid rising price concern as the committee nears a report on outcome.
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Haines
Leffingwell
Colver
Palmer
Julius H. Barnes
United States Wheat Corporation
Wilson
New Machine Inaugurated At Landis Shoe Stitcher Factory
Walter M. Riesenger inaugurated 1 power No 12 Landis shoe stitcher with all attachments at about 650 dollars. Riesenger has enough work for practical shoemen but cannot secure help at this time.
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Walter M. Riesenger
Landis
Mr. Riesenger
Tires and Tubes Read Ad at Ragan Gay Motor Co
RAGAN GAY MOTOR CO in Mt. Sterling advertises tires tubes and related auto parts. The shop markets a wide selection for cars trucks and tractors with emphasis on dependable pricing and local service.
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Ad. Ragan-Gay Motor CO
Mt. Sterling
Truthful advertising builds trust in business says bulletin
A bulletin from the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in New York asserts truthful ads win trust. It states the business man who lies in an advertisement is a fool in the bargain and that buyers gain assurance of quality when purchasing from reputable advertisers.
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Associated Advertising Clubs
New York
The
Advertising Association
Little Daughter Arrives As Drake Family Welcomes Baby
Mr and Mrs Ben P Drake celebrate the arrival of a daughter at their home tonight Both mother and child are reported to be doing nicely The item notes ongoing city council debate over telephone rates whether to keep government controlled prices or revert to franchise rates governing the local company
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Ben P. Drake
County to Acquire Brick Stable for Garage on Locust Street
The Montgomery County Fiscal Court bought F. Tabb’s brick stable on Locust Street for 7000 dollars. The site will be converted into a county garage to store trucks and other machinery.
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Montgomery County
F. Tabb
Locust Street
Beloved Lady Passes Away at Clay Street Home
Mrs. C. M. Ratliff died at her Clay Street home this morning at 7 o clock after a long illness. She was 30, a longtime Christian church member and devoted mother of two, with a stepson and several siblings. Funeral at Machpelah Cemetery Thursday at 10:30 conducted by Rev. Clyde Darsie. Community mourns the loss of a charitable, faithful woman.
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C. M. Ratliff
Clay Street
Christan Church
Ratliff
van Thompson
Victor M
Carolyn Ratliff
Alvin Ratliff
J. ‘V. Groves
J. ‘Tood Smith
Winchester
Anna Whitman
Louisville
Mathers
Geo. C. Thompson
Paris
Frank P. Thompson
Florida
Traye
Machpelah
Clyde Darsie
Hartman Wardrobe Trunk Promoted for School Use
An advertisement highlights the Hartman wardrobe trunk from The Walsh Co Inc. as a practical solution for students heading to school, offering room and pressing capabilities for compact travel storage.
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Hartman
The
Walsh Co., Incorporated
H Hartman
Walsh ‘O., Incorporated
Full Measure Gasoline System Promised by Wide Ragan-Gay
Wide Ragan-Gay Motor Co. guarantees their new gas system, asserting reliability and efficiency. The advertisement emphasizes a thorough warranty and a pledge to improve performance for customers seeking better fuel use and engine protection.
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Ragan-Gay Motor CO
Miraculous Escape As Baby Survives 12 Foot Fall
The nineteen month old child of Mr and Mrs Daniel Boone fell from a twelve foot window at Locust street this afternoon and survived without injury. Medical staff report the baby appears uninjured and in good condition.
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Daniel Boone
Locust Street
County Levy Fixed by Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court fixed the school levy at 18 cents per $100 and a $1 poll tax. For county purposes the levy is 47 cents per $100 and a $1.50 poll tax.
Compulsory Universal Military Training Proposed
War Department offers a three month universal training plan for all 19 year olds as part of a broader military policy. The bill envisions a regular army of 21 divisions with 510000 in peace and 1250000 in war strength, using a modified selective service to fill reserves. General Pershing was not consulted, and the plan remains tentative.
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War Department
Baker
Senate
House Military Committees
General Staff
Pershing
National Army
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