Kentucky Thoroughbred Breeding Extends Its Global Fame
The Rider and Driver argues Kentucky must not turn against its thoroughbred industry. It cites state farms, the War Department remount program, and Scallions of racing at Churchill Downs. It notes Derby purses, Kentucky Jockey Club oversight, and tax revenues from licenses and racing, urging continued support for breeding and racing.
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Kentucky
Rae Tee
America
New York
Virginia
California
Bemwourt Service
United States Army
War Department
Kentucky Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
Chrerchill Downs
Kentucky Jockey Lab
Smocem
Saatosemo
Jacket Club
Governor’s Message Highlights Policy Demands
The governor urges strict economy with no new appropriations beyond state income and calls for reforms across education taxation and crime. Proposals include stronger coal property data, redesigned education boards, teacher certification, textbook selection, compulsory attendance updates, summer extension schools, and a professional education staff. Additional items target medical qualifications, prohibition enforcement, ouster of negligent local peace officers, outlawing deadly force in self defense, declaratory judgments, women’s citizenship status, criminal syndicalism, cooperative marketing law, county fee accountability, and an efficiency survey of public offices.
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State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Disarmament Trial Proposal Emerges in New York City
Arkansas Thomas Cat suggests giving disarmament a trial in New York City as a test case. The remark highlights a debate over policy experimentation in a major urban setting.
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New York City
Arkansas
Thomas Cat
Revival of Retail Trade Up to Merchants
Fred P. Mann of Devil's Lake says revived trade depends on merchants and their ads in home town papers. He notes population not decisive, stresses fair ad pricing, and argues ads are merchants’ most valuable asset. Owosso Argus Press praises Mann's plain talk and practical ideas for local business growth.
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Fred P. Munn
Devil's Lake
W. D
North Dakota
Intr
Mr. Mann
Mann
United States
Owosso
Mich
Argus Press
Fred P. Mann
Menn
Twose
Sincerity
Pool Financed by Local Newspapers Support
A statement from J ers Co operative Marketing Association notes Louisville newspapers the Courier Journal and Louisville Times funded the early organization by covering sign up costs for the crop and enrolling over 50 000 growers. The effort was praised for timely assistance to Kentucky farmers with Judge Bingham and the papers commended for strong editorial support.
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Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Kentucky
Bingham
Resigned to Self Knowledge Yet Told by Wife
A quip attributes a man's realization of folly to his wife who informs him of the fact three times daily, suggesting many men fail to recognize their own foolishness without such reminders.
Europe Moves to Bar Turkey Ahead of U.S. Liquor Ban
The article notes Europe is likely to expel Turkey sooner than the United States acts to end liquor availability. The statement contrasts international policy timelines and implies a shift in prohibition or enforcement priorities.
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Europe
Turkey
United States
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Tampa
Sarasota
American Press
Bank of North Dakota
Studebaker
Montgomery Motor Co
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Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Co
Maysville Street
J.ers’ Co-operative Marketing Association
Virgil P. Lary
Federal Tax Consultant
Winchester and
Bowling
Green, Ky
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