Opening Gun For Cox and Roosevelt Fired In This City Yesterday
The Cox and Roosevelt Club organized in Kentucky met at the courthouse and fired the opening gun in the presidential campaign. Chairman W. P. Hunting presided as A. A. Hazelrigg was named President and others filled officer roles. A by-laws committee was chosen and messages from Gov. Cox and others were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox and Roosevelt Club
Kentucky
Court House
Aon
W. P. Hunting
A. A. Hazelrigg
Charles McDonald
Joe Conner
Lindsay Douglas
Co. D. Grubbs
W. B. White
Henry Watson
Governor Cox
Marie Henry
Cox and Roosevelt Campaign Club of Kentucky Letter
Henry Watterson reports on the First Cox and Roosevelt Campaign Club of Kentucky. Ohio Democratic leaders praise early organization and pledge effort to sweep Kentucky for Cox in November. The letters stress party unity, progress, and a fight against Republican interests ahead of the fall campaign.
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Cox and Roosevelt
Club of
Kentucky
Mt. Sterling
Ken
Cox and Roosevelt Campaign Club of
Cox and Roosevelt Club of
Ohio
James
M. Cox
Cox and
Cox
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Free Scholarships for Ex-Service Men in State Colleges
Pangburn Post of Montgomery County notes Prof. Coates outlines Senate Bill 26 offering free tuition and fees at state universities or normal schools for WWI veterans who are Kentucky residents. Beneficiaries may receive travel costs after one year and must apply 30 days before the semester with a discharge certificate.
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Pangburn
Montgomery County
American Legion
T. J. Coates
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Senate
United States
Germany
State of
Kentucky
State University
Western Kentucky State Normal School
Ladies Celebrate Fundraiser and Political Rally
The Catholic church group netted 65 dollars from a Saturday exchange and closed by noon. Judge Samuel Wilson of Lexington praised Cox Roosevelt Democratic principles, praised James M. Cox, and predicted his national familiarity. An informal meeting followed at Judge Wilsons home with Fayette lawyer acclaim.
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The
Catholic Church
Samuel Wilson
Lexington
Cox
Roosevelt
Wilson
James M. Cox
Jimmy” Cox
Teddy” Roosevelt
Fayette
W. P. Huntington
Judge Wilson
Montgomery County
Cox and Roosevelt
Col
Sneak Thief Caught Here Sunday
The Mearns home on Queen Street was robbed of 79 dollars after a rear window entry while the family relaxed on the porch. Police, aided by Chief Tipton and Officer Thomas, captured George Strong and an accomplice at the Fair Grounds. Part of the money and a Floyd Turpin gold watch were recovered. Strong is jailed on 250 dollars bond.
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H. W. Mearns
Queen Street
Mearns
Tipton
Thomas
Fair Grounds
George Strong
Floyd Turpin
Joe F. Heinrich
Harrison Avenue
Strong
Special Registration Day Promoted for City Voters
Next Saturday July 24 is Special Registration Day at the county clerk's office for all residents who have not registered. Citizens urged to register regardless of being out of town sick or reaching voting age to fulfill their duty to vote.
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Sterling
Child Dies While on Visit Here
Rebecca Cockrell six year old daughter of Ben Cockrell and wife of Colorado Springs died last night at the home of her great grandmother Mrs. Rebecca Redman in Camargo. She arrived here in good health a few weeks ago and developed measles which progressed to pneumonia and meningitis. Funeral and burial will be held here tomorrow.
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Rebecca Cockrell
Ben Cockrell
Colorado Springs
Rebecca Redman
Camargo
Pangburn Post to Give Dance at Trimble Hall
The Pangburn Post American Legion will host a subscription dance Thursday evening at Trimble Hall. Proceeds go to furnishing the Post club rooms. Stanley Brown and I. D. Wood lead arrangements with music by the Williams Sextette of Winchester. A large turnout of visitors is expected and the event is highly anticipated.
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Pangburn
American Legion
Trimble Hall
Post Club
Stanley Brown
I. D. Wood
Williams
Winchester
Local Citizen Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Thomas Zimmerman, a well known city resident, was taken to Lexington on Sunday by ambulance to Good Samaritan Hospital where an appendicitis operation was performed yesterday. Late reports from his bedside indicate he is doing well.
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Thomas Zimmerman
Lexington
Good Samaritan Hospital
Saints church plans missionary program at Camargo
The young people of the Saints church in Camargo will present a missionary program on Sunday evening, July 25. The public is cordially invited.
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Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wilson
Union
the Saints Church
Camargo
Montgomery County Fair Opens With Staged Races and Exhibits
The Montgomery County Fair opens tomorrow with 1 PM program including a six furlong Derby for thoroughbreds and two harness races. Entries closed Tuesday at 11 AM. Weekend features include pony exhibits, cattle shows, running walk and canter saddle horses, and several pacing and trotting races. A Lexington delegation visits Wednesday, with local Chamber badges and a Howdy Lexington parade banner.
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Peter Pachen
Bessie Brook
Ruth Montgomery
the Vice
Indiana E
Christine Carnation
Northern Boy
Miss Rythmie Belle
Dora Deane
Peter McMillon
Sorrel Top
Mabel T
Peter McMillen
Saloria
Dora Dean
Albert C
Mahomet Watts
Bess Montgomery
Indiana F
Hillbrook Sage
Peter Patchen
Lexington
Agitizaation
Chamber of Commerce
Tomorrow's Races Card at Six Furlongs and Derby
First race lists six furlongs for three year olds and up with Purse 200 and horses including Lady Lux ry Bees Wax Baby Bonds Granny White Judge Price Miss Todd Little Bum. Second race Mt Sterling Derby stakes 500 with 118 miles and horses Goldstone Dehabiah 2nd Wildfire Jellison Clerk Aztec Little D underweights.
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Lady Lux
Bees Wax
Baby
Granny White
Judge Price
Miss Todd
Little Bum
Goldstone
Dehabiah
Jellison
Clerk
Little D
Mt Sterling Beats Winchester Regulars In Extra Innings
Mt Sterling earned an 11 to 10 victory over Winchester Regulars in an extra inning contest on the Winchester lot Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Morris Evans Dead at 47 in Bath County
Morris Evans, aged 47, died of heart failure at his home near Sherburne in Bath county Thursday night. Funeral services were held Sunday at his home and burial followed in Bethel cemetery. Survived by wife Minnie Blount and three daughters, plus three brothers Dee C. E. and L. C. Evans. A longtime Sherburne merchant and Christian church member.
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Moris Evans
Sherburne
Bath County
Bethel Cemetery
Dee
C. E
L. C. Evans
Evans
Minnie Blount
John H
Frank Blount
Frank Blount, of — This City. Mr. Evans
Christian Church
Mr. Evans
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Henry Watterson
Watterson
W. W. Durbin
Ohio State Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic State Executive Committee of
Hombs & Heibel
Lewis H. Kilpatrick
Pangborn
Pangburn Post
Tomor
Indiana Carnation
Zeidman-Police
the Advocate
Morris Evans
Walsh Company
Hartman
America
Spaldings
Land & Priest
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