Prohibition Laws Held Constitutional by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court yesterday upheld the federal prohibition act as constitutional. It dismissed Rhode Island and New Jersey petitions to block federal enforcement and denied injunctions against Manitowoc Products Company and other parties. Justice Vandevanter wrote the opinion, with further rulings sustaining federal court decrees in multiple cases.
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Supreme Court
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Ase
Vandevanter
Manitowoc Products Company
Wisconsin Corporation
Christian Feigenspan
Newark
N. J
St. Louis Brewing Association
Kentucky Distillers and Warehouse Owners
Louisville
George C. Dempsey
Boston, Mass
Swinebroad Publishes Lancaster Real Estate Catalogue
Swinebroad of Lancaster issues an attractive sale catalogue listing numerous land auctions to be marketed this month and about thirty farms for sale privately. He invites buyers and sellers to request the catalogue, noting his nickname the Safe Wizard. Assistants W. E. Moss and R. H. Dever are mentioned. Also advertised are ladies' low shoes at reduced prices by R. E. Punch & Co.
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Swinebroad
Lancaster
W. E. Moss
R. H. Dever
Picnic At High Bridge Honors Guests From Far Afield
Mr and Mrs W C Henry host a daylong picnic at High Bridge for guests Miss Signe Hesler of London Eng Alberta and Beulah Thompson of Tampa Fla. Attendees include Misses Hesler Thompson and several Henry family members with luncheon served picnic style during a motor trip gathering.
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W. C. Henry
High Bridge
Signe Hesler
London
Eng
Alberta
Beulah Thompson
Tampa
Fla
Motors
Henry
Hesler and
Thompson
Willis Henry
S. D. Hall
Ada Henry
Aliee Young
Lizzie Prewitt Coleman
Dr. O. P. Henry
Chiles Henry
French Anderson
Local Personal Notes Highlight Residents and Trips
Mrs Blanche Brashear visits relatives in Winchester while Misses Anne Sallie Clay Ruth and Hattie William plan Lexington time. Will Lindsay Mrs Waller and Mrs Gay Shrout shop here. Nicholas Hadden Sr of this city and J N Hadden of Winchester will depart Wednesday for Illinois to visit Forest and Stanley Hadden. Advocate notes sale on Ladies Low Shoes now reduced.
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Blanche Brashear
Winchester
Anne
Sallie Clay
Ruth
Hattie William
Lexington
Will Lindsay
Waller
Gay Shrout
Nicholas Hadden, Sr
City
J. N. Hadden
Illinois
Forest
Stanley Hadden
Mt Sterling High School Clinches Central Kentucky Title
Mt Sterling High School defeated Lexington High School 4 to 0 on the local grounds Saturday to claim the Central Kentucky championship. Davis pitched superbly, Kirk caught well, Blevins made a key stop for a double play, and Jones overall played strongly. Cisco added a three bagger with two aboard as Mt Sterling showed sharp defense and timely hitting in front of a proud crowd.
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Lexington High School
Mt. Sterling
Central Kentucky
Cynthiana
Harrison County
Davis
Kirk
Blevins
Jones
Cisco
Lexington
Sterling
Democratic Governor For This Week In Kentucky
Senate president pro tem Charles M. Harris will act as governor this week while Governor Morrow and Lieutenant Governor Ballard attend the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Harris has previously served as acting governor during prior absences of the governor.
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Kentucky
Morrow
Ballard
Chicago
Charles M. Harris
Versailles
Senate
Harris
James D. Black
Mrs. Pierce Winn Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs. Pierce Winn of this city underwent a severe appendicitis operation Saturday afternoon at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lexington. Her attending surgeon states she stood the procedure well and is progressing nicely, a hopeful sign for her many friends. Also note an advertisement announcing reduced prices on ladies' low shoes now available.
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Pierce Winn
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lexington
Kentucky’s Grubbs Heads to New York Giants Tryout
Tom Grubbs, star pitcher for the University of Kentucky, left Saturday for New York to audition for the New York Giants. His career draws strong interest from admirers in this city.
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Tom Grubbs
University of Kentucky
New York
New York Giants
Cream flour advertised by Mt. Sterling firm
An advertisement touts a high grade flour called The Cream promising premium quality for cakes and breads. It notes cakes made from this flour win premiums at fairs and offers a sack for sale by the Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Company.
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Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Company
State Road Commission Named by Governor Morrow
Governor Edwin P. Morrow appoints four members to the State Highway Commission. Ben Weille of Paducah and Mona Monahan of Jefferson county are Democrats, H Green Garrett of Winchester and H H Asher of Pineville are Republicans. They plan to start June 15 and will pick the State Highway Engineer under the Smith Moss Good Roads Bill creating about 3000 miles of state highways.
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Ben Weille
Paducah
Monahan
Jefferson County
H .Green Garrett
Winchester
H. H. Asher
Pineville
State Highway Commission
Edwin P. Morrow
Weille
West Kentucky Gold Roads Association
State Railroad Commission
Morrow
Smith-Moss
Found Dead William Duncan at New Market Indiana
William Duncan aged sixty seven was found dead May 27 at his sister Mrs. Katie Moore’s home in New Market Indiana from heart failure likely aggravated by a severe February influenza. He lived in New Market since 1916 after moving from Camargo with his sister Lavina Duncan and was a long time Methodist. He leaves a brother James Duncan a sister Mrs. Katie Moore a half brother Benjamin Ross and relatives in Kentucky. Funeral services were held at the New Market Methodist church last Tuesday at 2 PM. R. E. Punch & Co.
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William Duncan
Katie Moore
New Market
Indiana
Duncan
Mr. Duncan
Camargo
Lavina Duncan
Methodist Church
James Duncan
Benjamin Ross
Speneville
Cal
Kentucky
New Market Methodist Church
Ben W Hall Chosen Sergeant-at-Arms for RNC Meet
Ben W Hall of this city has been selected as one of the sergeants-at-arms for the Republican National Convention in Chicago. He left for Chicago on Saturday to attend the event.
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Ben W. Hall
Chicago
Mr. Hall
Windy City
John Royse Dies in Georgetown Ind Burial in Lexington
John Royse a longtime city resident died suddenly in Georgetown Indiana. The body will be brought to Lexington for burial. Ladies low shoes offered at reduced prices by R E Punch & Co with fall styles.
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John Royse
Georgetown
Ind
Lexington
R. E. Punch & Co
Mansfields Best Flour Sells Well After Rave Praise
The Mansfield product is described as a fine seller here with high recommendations. Many buyers say it is the best flour they have tried, reflecting strong local demand.
Senate urges prosecutions over newsprint firms and price controls
A Senate committee urges the Department of Justice to pursue Sherman and Clayton Act actions against newsprint manufacturers. It finds paper scarcity artificial, cites excessive current prices, and calls for a federal newsprint board, anti profiteering measures, a 10 cent excise tax on large Sunday editions, and funding to test substitutes for wood pulp. It favors a government mill to meet needs and sale of surplus to small buyers. The report, by Senator David Walsh, is based on extensive hearings with publishers, dealers, and manufacturers.
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Senate
Department of Justice Institute
David I. Walsh
Democrat
Massachusetts
Meet in Winchester Twenty-Sixth KVMA Annual Session
The Kentucky Valley Medical Association holds its 26th annual meeting in Winchester on June 17 and 18 with wide physician attendance. Mt. Sterling participants include Drs. P. K. McKenna C. B. Duerson W. R. Thompson and J. A. Shirley.
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Kentucky Valley Medical Association
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Taxicab injures Laura Crooks in city crossing incident
A taxicab driven by Bill Howell struck Miss Laura Ray Crooks as she crossed a city street in the business district. She was knocked down and run over but suffered only bruises and minor injuries.
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Bill Howell
Laura Ray Crooks
Benefit Performance for Dorothy Gish at Table Theatre
The Union Christian Endeavor Society presents Dorothy Gish in Mary Ellen Comes to Town at Table Theatre on Thursday night June 10. Admission 25 cents total with tax, tickets available from Society members.
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Union Christian Endeavor Society
Dorothy Gish
Mary Ellen
Table Theatre
Dodge Car Sold to Clay City Doctor
Dodge J D Wren Auto Co sold a Dodge touring car to Dr. W C Martin of Clay City Kentucky last week.
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J. D. Wren Auto Co
W. C. Martin
Clay City
Dr I A Shirley Dies in Winchester
Dr Isaac Allen Shirley a renowned Kentucky physician and Clark county health officer died suddenly at his Winchester home at 71 He served on the State Board of Health was a past president of the Kentucky Medical Association and a sanitary inspector He is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Mae Shirley Johnson of Winchester and a brother Dr J A Shirley Funeral services and burial were held in Winchester Sunday.
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Isaac Allen Shirley
Winchester
Shirley
Clark County
State Board of Health
Kentucky Medical Association
Mae Shirley Johnson
J. A. Shirley
Locals Lose to United Clothing Store 6 1
The Mt Sterling baseball team fell 6 to 1 Sunday to United Clothing Store of Lexington. An almost new lineup was outplayed in all phases. James Greene pitched in the fifth inning and showed potential with more practice. The club plans to recruit talent despite current weaknesses as management vows to improve for a winning season.
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Mt. Sterling
United Clothing Store
Lexington
James Greene
Mr. Sterling
Visit graves of Martha Chandler Prewitt and Betsy Smith
Descendants visited their ancestral graves near Walnut Hills to pay tribute. Attendees included the Mc Cord, Chenault, Prewitt, and Jackson families from this county and nearby Clark and Winchester, with neighbors from New York. A lost pendant with sixty or seventy pearls and a diamond was reported Saturday, with a reward offered.
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Martha Chandler Prewitt
Betsy Smith
Walnut Hills
Overton Chenault
J. L. McCord
Tandy Chenault
Tandy Chenault, Jr
Will Prewitt
Edwin Prewitt
Cliff Prewitt
Marcus Prewitt
This County
Alice Jones
Clark County
F. H. Jackson
Winchester
Joe A. Jackson
New York
Will Moore
Bridges Return From Lexington Hospital Visit
Mr and Mrs Albert Bridges returned Sunday from Lexington where Mr Bridges recently underwent an operation at St Josephs Hospital He is rapidly regaining strength and will soon be restored to health
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Albert Bridges
Lexington
Bridges
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Local notices seek return of borrowed plow and post digger
J. W. Hedden Sr. asks the party who borrowed his Avery one horse turning plow and post hole digger to return them. Clay Miller has started work on a six room bungalow on Johnson Heights with modern conveniences.
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J. W. Hedden, Sr
Winn Street
Clay Miller
Johnson Heights
Court of Appeals Up holds Restraining Order
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that Rex Hall et al. cannot prohibit Judge EB W. Senff from calling a bond election for 300000 to build two main roads in Montgomery County. The decision centered on petition wording, not the right to vote, and sent the case back to amend the petition and proceed.
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Court of App
Restra
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Rex Hall
EB. W. Senff
Montgomery County
Carroll
Hurt
Settle
Thomas
Sampson
Bourbon County
Batterton
Bourbon
Senff
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery
Last of University Lectures Presented by History Club
The History Club announces the final lecture in its series to be delivered Friday at 8 o clock in the club rooms. Dr. Paul Boyd of Lexington will speak on The Social Function of Religion. Sunday school teachers of all denominations are invited as guests.
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History Club
Paul Boyd
Lexington
Mrs Wade III Undergoes Successful Operation in Lexington
Mrs James T Wade of this city underwent a surgical operation at Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington yesterday. The operation was most satisfactory and Mrs Wade is doing nicely.
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James T. Wade
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Wade
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Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co
the Advocate
Knickerbocker
Seer Land & Priest Druggists
State Road Commission
G. O. P. Meet
DODGE
I. A. Shirley
R_E. Punch & Co
R. E. Punch & Company
Court of Appeals
Mrs. Wade III
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