Platform convention urged before primary in Kentucky
The piece argues a platform convention before the primary would reduce candidate clashes and aid November success. It condemns handpicked tickets, criticizes the Republican platform as vague, and says Democrats are the people's hope if leaders avoid mistakes.
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Lea
Dero
Teire
Varius
Imewre
Kentucky
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Hope
Party of
People
Thomas Scott to Run for Mt Sterling Police Chief
Mt Sterling voters are told that Thomas Scott has entered the Democratic primary for Chief of Police to be held Saturday August 2. Scott, a longtime city officer, is praised for faithful service and strict prohibition enforcement. The notice also lists a separate bid invitation from Montgomery County for Slate Creek bridge repairs due by June 14, 1919, with standard bid rights reserved.
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Thos. Scott
Thomas Scott
Scott
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery
Slate Creek
Spencer Pike
County Clerk’s Office
Mrs Matt Bean Dies at Home in Winchester
Mrs. Matt Bean of Winchester dies at her residence on Monday afternoon. She was a prominent county figure and her burial is set for Wednesday at four o'clock in Winchester. Relatives from this city and county listed include Mrs. John Faulkner Mrs. John Wyatt Mrs. C M Jones Mrs Price Calk and Mrs F C Hunt. Mr Bean James Lane, a Montgomery county native, broke his arm while cranking a Ford at Strother Motor Co and is in pain. friends will be deeply grieved by the death.
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Matt Bean
Winchester
John Faulkner
John Wyatt
C. M. Jones
Price Calk
F. C. Hunt
Bean
James Lane
Montgomery County
Strother Motor Co
Election Statement of City Aide Aims for Clean Governance
The text presents a candidate pledge to uphold city and state laws, ensure law and order, and serve as a principled public official. It frames the person as a citizen and loyal party member, detailing aims and a request for support from fellow Democrats.
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Cifinen
Loreal Pertyman
Thomas Scott Seeks Democratic Nomination for Chief of Police
In Mt Sterling Kentucky on June 3 1919 Thomas Scott a longtime city policeman seeks the Democratic nomination for Chief of Police at the August 3 primary He pledges strict enforcement of liquor laws and an honest energetic performance if nominated and elected.
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Thos. Scott
Local Health Notes and Recoveries Reported
Mrs J W Chensalt and Mrs Jackson D Storer show improvement after illness. Mrs 3 S Bogie recovers at home following two weeks illness. Mr Taylorick Sr described as very ill at home on the pike. Mrs Wamnarsdell has been sick two weeks and went to Dry Ridge. Martha Frances Bogie Jr operated on at Lexington and recovering. Mr Howell Hunt Navy at Norfolk is better after injuries. Mrs Margaret Crail operated at Lexington hospital remains critical but improving and to return home Thursday.
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S. Bogie
Taylorick, Sr
Pike
Martha Frances
J. S. Bogie, Jr
Lexington
Howell Hunt
U. S. Navy
Norfolk, Va
Margaret Crail
Masons Hold Degrées at Lodge Meeting Friday Night
A class of fourteen ten completed the Council Degrées at the Masonic order gathering held in the lodge rooms Friday night. The Advocate notes the event as a large printing to the publication.
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Bacsnic Ledge News
Masonic Order
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Repubican
Third District
Clay Cisco
W. H. Canan
J. W. Chensalt Ie Very
Jackson D. Storer
the Advocate For Printing
Eries
Stephens Bros
Sam B. Duff
Court House
Mt. Sterling Advocate
H. Bruce Duff
Walker P. Reid
Wade’s Mill Pike
Wade's Mill Pike
J. Coleman Reid
H. P. Reid
Cisai
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