Montgomery County Officials Edge Closer in Close Primary
Official returns show a tight senatorial race with Hadden leading in Bourbon and Clark counties by 294 and 288 votes while Clay trails by five in Montgomery. Turley tops Greene in Montgomery for the Representative seat, and several county offices switch hands or secure re elections. Local races extend to magistrate sheriff clerk and coroner with reorganizations in city wards and county court affairs pending further tally.
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Whale
Hadden
Bourbon County
Clark County
Clay
Montgomery County
Sam Turley
H. K. Greene
Dr. Manning
Menifee County
Manning
Turley
W. O. Chenault
B. F. Perry
Harry F. Howell
Frank Horton
Keller Greene
W. A. Samuels
Barnes
John F. Richardson
Gratitude From County Clerk Candidate and Deputy
Card thanks supporters for loyal help in the race for County Court Clerk. The candidate notes that Lindsey R. Douvias serves as chief deputy and expresses pride in a past record meriting re election, pledging to continue honest conscientious service to the people.
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Lindsey R. Douvias
Election Commissioners Delay Count Session
W F Crooks and G B Senff met Tuesday but S R Adamson was absent and adjournment was set. Adamson reported sick at 2 pm and Sheriff Crooks left town with a patient. The count is to occur in the County Court Clerk vault with all candidates or attorneys present.
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W. F. Crooks
G. B. Senff
S. R. Adamson
Adamson
Prewitt
Rufus Hadden
Elected Judge of Jefferson County Triumphs
Sam Greene eldest son of Mr and Mrs Lucien B Greene won the Democratic nomination for Judge of Jefferson County by a 709 vote margin over Muir Weissinger. Greene has Louisville roots and served on the City Council. Keller Greene was re elected County Court Clerk of Montgomery County on the same day.
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Messrs. R. P. Walsh
Pierce Winn
J. Wells Wilkerson
C. G. Thompson
John C. Trimble
L. G. Howard
Mt. Sterling
Henry Botts
E. W. Stockton
Sam Greene
Lucien B. Greene
Jefferson County
Muir Weissinger
Greene
Louisville
Keller Greene
Montgomery County
Blue Grass Journal to Pause Publication in August
W Hoffman Wood editor of the Blue Grass Journal announces suspension of the paper during August due to illness and bereavement. He expects to resume September 6 with a newsy issue for farmers and horsemen, noting heavy Montgomery County Fair preparations ahead.
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W. Hoffman Wood
Blue Grass Journal
Wood
Montgomery County
Camping Party Resides by Kentucky River Near Williamsburg
Residents from the city form a camping party on the Kentucky river near Williamsburg and plan a ten day stay. Members include Mr. and Mrs. Claude Paxton, Barrett Paxton, Claude Killpatrick, Frank Wyatt, T. P. Sutton, and Miss Alpha Enoch with two visitors from Ohio.
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Kentucky River
Williamsburg
Claude Paxton
Barrett Paxton
Claude Killpatrick
Frank Wyatt
T. P. Sutton
Alpha Enoch
Ohio
Notice of Ellis Wade's business consent in 1913
Public notice dated August 1 1913 grants Ellis Wade authority to conduct business as if aged twenty one. Signed by James E Wane at 521. The document states consent to sue and be sued and to transact all business affairs.
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Ellis Wade
James E. Wane
Card of Thanks from W D Henry for Magistrate race
W D Henry thanks friends and neighbors for support in his magistrate race and expresses gratitude. He pledges to serve the community faithfully.
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W. D. Henry
Ice Cream Supper Planned by Somerset Church Ladies
The ladies of Somerset Christian Church announce an ice cream supper Saturday night August 9. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Ladies of the Somerset Christian Church
Mrs. Kate Kelly Laughlin Dies at 46 in Lexington
Mrs. Frank C. Laughlin of North Maysville Street died Wednesday morning after a year of illness. She was 46, survived by nine children, a sister Mrs J H Taulbee, and a brother J M Kelly of Lexington. Funeral Friday at Catholic Church with burial in St. Thomas Cemetery.
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Frank C. Laughlin
North Maysville Street
St. Thomas Cemetery
J. H. Taulbee
J. M. Kelly
Lexington
J F Richardson thanks Montgomery County voters for support
J F Richardson thanks Montgomery County residents for backing his jailer race. He asserts no campaign spending or whiskey use, praises Jeffersonville precinct where he won a large majority, and pledges to be an honest public official.
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Montgomery County
Jeffersonville
J. F. Richardson
For Rent Cottage on Holt Avenue in town
A cottage on Holt Avenue is available to rent. Apply to H. M. Wyatt at Punch & Graves. Terms not specified. 5-tf
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Holt Avenue
H. M. Wyatt
Punch & Graves
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J. Will Clay
O. W. McCormick
J. H. Blount
Col. W. D. Henry
R. R. Hutchison
Dean
T. C. Quisenberry
Matt Wells
F. P. Boyd
Earl W. Senff
Georgie Sledd
Geo. C. Eastin
W. H. Ramsey
W. W. Eubank
Mr. Eubank
Ramsey
J. Will Wilkerson
Henry Thomas
W. N. Trimble
Bath County
A. N. Crooks
Crooks
Leslie Shrout
Dan Doggett
G. Conner Ewing
M. M
Dr. Wells
W. M. Jackson
H. P. Shultz
M. A. Gudgell
J. F. Hurst
C. R. Reid
Reuben Kincaid
Leonard Cassity
Carrie Nixon
B. A. Shrout
Dr. C. Alexander
H. S. Gilbert
Wan. Jones
HC. Skinner
J. A. Boone
J. S. Mullins
J. D. Wills
Abram Renick
J . Evans
Kentucky
Imeceenatve
James T. Barnes
Earl W. S5enff
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