Editorial clash over Judge Hines and reform agenda
The Sentinel-Democrat reproduces a Shelbyville Record editorial attacking us for suggesting the removal of Judge Henry Hines and others from office. The piece notes the Record's editor is Prison Board secretary and discusses our stance on reform, praising Col. Denhardt’s platform while advocating a broad clean-up of Kentucky state offices and policies.
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Governor Black urged to act boldly for Kentucky
The Louisville Post calls on Governor Black to seize the moment and implement sweeping reforms. It argues old policies should end, new leadership is needed, and his energetic action could reshape state government and spur strong candidates for minor offices.
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Judge Hazelrigg Declared Democratic City Attorney Candidate
The court announces Judge A. A. Hazelrigg as the Democratic candidate for City Attorney in the forthcoming August primary. The paper notes his high character and broad recognition, expressing hope there will be no opposition in the primary or general election.
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Bay horse with V. U. branding strays to barn
Stray bay horse aged about one year with hip brand V. U. attached to buggy harness appeared at the barn on Monday. Owner may reclaim by paying feed bill and charges for this notice. Mart Wells. 51-Pd.
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Keller Greene Purchases Oakland Touring Car
Mr. Keller Greene buys an Oakland touring car from local agents Ragan Gag Motor Company. Mr. E D Stafford also purchases an Oakland roadster through the same firm.
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Violin Classes Offered by Miss Giltner in KY
Miss Elizabeth Giltner announces a summer violin class with orchestra work and a regular fall class beginning the first week of September. Interested students may contact Mrs. Mattie Coleman in Mt. Sterling or write to Miss Giltner in Lexington at 171 North Ashland Avenue.
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Tomatoes Cucumbers and Beans Arrive at Vanarsdell's
Readable inventory notes tomatoes cucumbers and new beans arriving at Vanarsdell's, signaling fresh produce for shoppers.
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R. R. Commissioner Candidate Denounces Bosses in Louisville Meeting
Clay Cisco declares independence from party bosses and promotes a people’s primary as required by law. He vows to campaign across counties, emphasizes prohibition and women’s suffrage, and aims to win the nomination and be elected official.
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Death of E M Barnes at 45 in county home
Mr E M Barnes known as Coley died at his county home Friday from liver cancer after a Lexington hospital operation failed to save him. He was a genial man with a pleasant smile and is survived by one brother and many relatives.
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Costly Rides Lead to Local Car Theft Arrests
Costly Rides report describes farmer Carry reporting a stolen car near the Table Opera House. Police Chief James C. Tipton led to arrests of James Pilick Woodman Crockett Bruce Mullican and Emil Dillon, all county residents. Trial before County Judge E W Senffit found the car owner Mr Curry owed damages of about 130 dollars and a 50 dollar fine plus costs. Judge warned such car taking will not be tolerated and will be severely punished.
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Canned Meats Found at Van Arslell's
A small cache of canned meats was discovered at Van Arslell's during a routine inspection. Local authorities are cataloging the inventory to determine origin and disposition. No injuries reported, and the store remains open with limited stock.
Candidate Shanks Here in Standford Visit
W H Shanks of Standford Lincoln county, a lieutenant governor candidate pending Democratic August primary, visited Monday. Bank president, former legislator, well known statewide. his Grubbs kin and clean, moral character praised. Supporters plan strong statewide campaign.
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